Evaporation of Water (Hazardous Materials) from a Pool or a Pond

Water is a precious commodity everywhere, especially west of the Mississippi River in the USA and in many other countries around the world.

Using a modified version of the KohlerNordensonFox equation (1955), this demonstration calculates how much water evaporates from a pool or a pond as a function of the dimensions of a rectangular container, the wind speed, humidity, and vapor pressure of water.

The Demonstration Project may be viewed, partially executed, or downloaded from:

http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/EvaporationOfWaterFromAPoolOrPond/

This program may be modified to obtain the percent of the spilled hazardous materials that evaporates when for example a gasoline delivery truck spills its cargo (gasoline) on the earth.

Please let me know if you are interested in calculating the amount of the spilled hazardous material.