Analytical techniques for the assessment of Pesticide in Soil - Gupta, Priyanka;Tamrakar, Gaurav
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Pesticides in soils still be studied over the alternative environmental stuff, as a results of their use for management of pests that have an impact on agricultural crops and pests within the house, yards, and gardens. there's in addition increasing interest in their transformation product (TPs), as a results of they're going to be gift at higher levels in soil than the it in addition cited as as parent chemical. Persistent organic pollutants are typical organic compounds with high bioaccumulation, toxicity, and persistence within the atmosphere. They just accumulate in organism to levels that…mehr

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Pesticides in soils still be studied over the alternative environmental stuff, as a results of their use for management of pests that have an impact on agricultural crops and pests within the house, yards, and gardens. there's in addition increasing interest in their transformation product (TPs), as a results of they're going to be gift at higher levels in soil than the it in addition cited as as parent chemical. Persistent organic pollutants are typical organic compounds with high bioaccumulation, toxicity, and persistence within the atmosphere. They just accumulate in organism to levels that may injure human health jointly as a result of the living creatures. Several organ chloride pesticides (OCs) are semi volatile and lyophilic and represent the category. Pesticides are degraded by chemical and microbiological processes. Chemical degradation happens through reactions like photolysis, hydrolysis, reaction and reduction. Therefore, research should focus on the analysis and degradation of pesticide to avoid environmental contamination. This book presents the analytical methods for determining pesticides and their transformation products in soils.
Autorenporträt
Mme Priyanka Gupta (M.Sc., Ph.D. en cours) travaille actuellement en tant que professeur adjoint au département de chimie de l'université de Kalinga, NayaRaipur, Chhattisgarh. Ses recherches portent notamment sur la chimie de l'environnement et les nanomatériaux. Elle a 12 ans d'expérience dans l'enseignement et la recherche et a publié 15 articles de recherche.