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Residue Detection and Degradation of Prochloraz and its Metabolites in Rice

Han Li-jun

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Residue detection and degradation of prochloraz 45% EC and its metabolites in rice were investigated and their residues were determined with GC-ECD. After simple cleaning-up of the (samples), prochloraz and its metabolites reacted with the pyridine chloride at high temperature, the product 2,4,6-trichlorophenol was then detected. The fortified recoveries of prochloraz were 72.9%~103.4%, the CVs were 1.46%~9.38%. The results obtained from two years experiments showed that the degradation of prochloraz in rice seedling was fast, and its half-life was only (3.4 days.) After a growing season, only in the sample from high dosage of application, the residue in rice grain and rice straw were 0.025 and (0.056 mg/kg) respectively, no detectable residue was found in the other samples.

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Residue detection and degradation of prochloraz 45% EC and its metabolites in rice were investigated and their residues were determined with GC-ECD. After simple cleaning-up of the (samples), prochloraz and its metabolites reacted with the pyridine chloride at high temperature, the product 2,4,6-trichlorophenol was then detected. The fortified recoveries of prochloraz were 72.9%~103.4%, the CVs were 1.46%~9.38%. The results obtained from two years experiments showed that the degradation of prochloraz in rice seedling was fast, and its half-life was only (3.4 days.) After a growing season, only in the sample from high dosage of application, the residue in rice grain and rice straw were 0.025 and (0.056 mg/kg) respectively, no detectable residue was found in the other samples.

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Residue detection and degradation of prochloraz 45% EC and its metabolites in rice were investigated and their residues were determined with GC-ECD. After simple cleaning-up of the (samples), prochloraz and its metabolites reacted with the pyridine chloride at high temperature, the product 2,4,6-trichlorophenol was then detected. The fortified recoveries of prochloraz were 72.9%~103.4%, the CVs were 1.46%~9.38%. The results obtained from two years experiments showed that the degradation of prochloraz in rice seedling was fast, and its half-life was only (3.4 days.) After a growing season, only in the sample from high dosage of application, the residue in rice grain and rice straw were 0.025 and (0.056 mg/kg) respectively, no detectable residue was found in the other samples.

Key concepts: Residue (chemistry), Chemistry, Chloride, Straw, Chromatography, Food science, Environmental chemistry, Biochemistry

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