%0 Journal Article %T 酸气工厂附近地下污染影响自然水体的关键因素 %T Key Factors Affecting Subsurface Contamination of Natural Waters near Sour-gas Plants %A John V. Headley %A Yiling Gong %A S. Lee Barbour %A John V. Headley %A Yiling Gong %A S. Lee Barbour %J 湖泊科学 %J Journal of Lake Sciences %@ 1003-5427 %V 10 %N s1 %D 1998 %P 301-308 %K Natural waters contamination;groundwater contamination %K Natural waters contamination;groundwater contamination %X Hydrocarbon contamination of lakes and rivers from subsurface discharge of ground-water is a common environmental problem in many countries. This source of contamination, particularly dissolved phase hydrocarbons, can significantly reduce the quality of natural waters. Laboratory results show that the aqueous solubility of benzene can be predicted by Raoul's Law for BTEX mixtures and for gas condensate. In contrast, the solubility of total xylenes was up to three times higher than the calculated results using Raoul's Law. A comparison of these finding with the composition of BTEX in groundwater at a sour-gas plant, indicated that the mole fraction and groundwater flow velocity were two principle factors affecting the discharge concentration of benzene and xylenes to natural waters. %X Hydrocarbon contamination of lakes and rivers from subsurface discharge of ground-water is a common environmental problem in many countries. This source of contamination, particularly dissolved phase hydrocarbons, can significantly reduce the quality of natural waters. Laboratory results show that the aqueous solubility of benzene can be predicted by Raoul's Law for BTEX mixtures and for gas condensate. In contrast, the solubility of total xylenes was up to three times higher than the calculated results using Raoul's Law. A comparison of these finding with the composition of BTEX in groundwater at a sour-gas plant, indicated that the mole fraction and groundwater flow velocity were two principle factors affecting the discharge concentration of benzene and xylenes to natural waters. %R 10.18307/1998.sup33 %U http://www.jlakes.org/ch/reader/view_abstract.aspx %1 JIS Version 3.0.0