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1Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences, Yokohama National University.
Abstract:
Studies devised through the fusion of cleaning and environmental sciences can be summarized as follows: new cleaning kinetics applying a probability density function and a surface chemical approach to the aquatic toxicity of surfactants. Cleaning power analysis using the probability density functional method combines conventional cleaning kinetics using a first-order reaction equation with a risk analysis method using a probability density function. It is possible to analyze the cleaning mechanism from the obtained parameter values. It is also possible to determine whether the interaction between two different cleaning elements corresponds to a synergistic, additive, or offsetting effect. Studies on the aquatic toxicity of surfactants have focused on the surface tension at which surfactants exhibit toxicity, changes in toxicity due to water quality, and biodegradation, and the presence of adsorbed substances have been identified.
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