Studies on Pesticide Degradation Products in Pesticide Residue Analysis
Yumi Akiyama, Naoki Yoshioka, Masahiko TSUJI
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Yumi Akiyama, Naoki Yoshioka, Masahiko TSUJI
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In order to apply the multiresidue screening method to degradation products of N trihalomethylthio fungicides (captan, captafol, folpet, dichlofluanid, tolylfluanid) and oxidized organophosphorus insecticides generated during sample preparation or in plants, the recovery of sixteen of these degradation products and metabolites from 3 agricultural products was investigated.The recoveries ranged from 74 to 129%, and these data suggest that the degradation products can be determined simultaneously with the parent pesticides by this method.The degradation ratios of 5 N-trihalomethylthio fungicides, demeton-S-methyl and isofenphos were examined during sample preparation from 5 agricultural products and during GC injection.Cabbage, spinach and pumpkin readily caused the degradation of N trihalomethylthio fungicides, and the degradation ratios of captan were 100, 100 and 81%, respectively.Decreases of the parent pesticides corresponded closely to the formation of the degradation products.
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In order to apply the multiresidue screening method to degradation products of N trihalomethylthio fungicides (captan, captafol, folpet, dichlofluanid, tolylfluanid) and oxidized organophosphorus insecticides generated during sample preparation or in plants, the recovery of sixteen of these degradation products and metabolites from 3 agricultural products was investigated.The recoveries ranged from 74 to 129%, and these data suggest that the degradation products can be determined simultaneously with the parent pesticides by this method.The degradation ratios of 5 N-trihalomethylthio fungicides, demeton-S-methyl and isofenphos were examined during sample preparation from 5 agricultural products and during GC injection.Cabbage, spinach and pumpkin readily caused the degradation of N trihalomethylthio fungicides, and the degradation ratios of captan were 100, 100 and 81%, respectively.Decreases of the parent pesticides corresponded closely to the formation of the degradation products.
Key concepts: Pesticide, Pesticide residue, Pesticide degradation, Residue (chemistry), Environmental chemistry, Degradation (telecommunications), Environmental science, Chemistry