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  Adsorption, desorption, soil mobility and aqueous persistence of fensulfothion and its sulfide and sulfone metabolites
 
 
Titel: Adsorption, desorption, soil mobility and aqueous persistence of fensulfothion and its sulfide and sulfone metabolites
Auteur: Miles, J. R. W.
Bowman, B. T.
Harris, C. R.
Verschenen in: Journal of environmental science and health. Part B, Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural wastes
Paginering: Jaargang 16 (1981) nr. 3 pagina's 309-324
Jaar: 1981
Inhoud: Soil/water interactions with the insecticide fensulfothion and its sulfide and sulfone metabolites are described. Adsorption to, and desorption from four soils were studied. There was a general inverse relationship between water solubilities of the three chemicals and their adsorption K values. Order of adsorption was f.sulfide>f.sulfone>fensulfothion. Adsorption K values correlated significantly with soil organic content. Desorption of fensulfothion and the sulfone were similar whereas the less soluble sulfide desorbed to a lesser extent. To facilitate comparison of desorption tendencies of the three compounds a desorption index was developed. Mobilities through the soils were directly related to the water solubilities of the three chemicals. Mobilities in decreasing order were -fensulfothion>f.sulfone>f.sulfide. Persistence of fensulfothion was similar in both sterile and non-sterile natural water - about 50% remaining at the end of the 16 wk experiment. Under reducing conditions fensulfothion disappeared from water in 8-12 wk with almost complete conversion to the sulfide.
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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