Figures & data
Figure 1. The structures of PFSAs and PFCAs
Figure 2. The occurrence of PFAAs in the global environmental media (including air, water, sediment, and fish)
Figure 3. The environmental behavior of PFAAs in aquatic ecosystem
Table 1. The toxicity of PFAAs toward different species
Figure 4. The comparison of SSD curves between PFOA and PFOS
Figure 5. The framework of QWASI model
(note: Dijk are transfer rate coefficients for major transfer processes, from i bulk phase to j bulk phase, where 1 is for air, 2 for water, and 4 for sediment. For the subscript k describe the process: d: diffusion; w: wet precipitation; p: dry deposition; r: rain scavenging; s: sedimentation; m: degradation. T01 is for air advection flow into the lake. Q02t is for water advection flow into the lake；Q20t and Q23h are for water advection flow out of the lake and discharge out of lake along river.）
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