Title of article :
The mobility and degradation of acrolein in agricultural canals treated with magnacide® H herbicide
Author/Authors :
Adrian J. Nordone، نويسنده , , Ron Matherly، نويسنده , , Bonnie Bonnivier، نويسنده , , Rebecca Doane، نويسنده , , Halina Caravello، نويسنده , , Scott Paakonen، نويسنده , , Richard A. Parent، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1996
Pages :
8
From page :
807
To page :
814
Abstract :
The decay of acrolein and its hydration product 3-hydroxypropanal (3-OH) displayed first order kinetics in agricultural canals when applied at the recommended rate for aquatic weed control. The presence of each compound following application was,transient. The dissipation half-life of acrolein was 10.2 and 7.3 hours (0.068 hr−1 and 0.028 hr−1) in weedy and non-weedy canals, respectively. The half-life of 3-OH, which was calculated in the weedy canal only, was 25.2 hours (0.028 hr−1). In the weedy canal, acrolein had dissipated 91.5% within 33.0 hours and, in the non-weedy canal, it had dissipated 48% within 7.9 hours. The results indicate that acrolein is not persistent in aquatic environments and is unlikely to pose a risk of adverse effects to nontarget receptors when used under the conditions of this study.
Journal title :
Chemosphere
Serial Year :
1996
Journal title :
Chemosphere
Record number :
722626
Link To Document :
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