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characteristic travel distance: a standalone construct

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Environmental chemistry

distance over which a mobile medium carries a chemical before its concentration drops to about 37 percent, measuring long-range transport potential.

In environmental chemistry, characteristic travel distance refers to distance over which a mobile medium carries a chemical before its concentration drops to about 37 percent, measuring long-range transport potential. This meaning comes from Bennett (1998) in Environmental Science & Technology.[1]

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References

  1. Bennett, D. H., McKone, T. E., Matthies, M., & Kastenberg, W. E. (1998). General Formulation of Characteristic Travel Distance for Semivolatile Organic Chemicals in a Multimedia Environment. Environmental Science & Technology, 32(24), 4023-4030. https://doi.org/10.1021/es980328g

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