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HPLC and GC/MS of Metribuzin and Its Degradation Products from Alginate-Linseed Oil Controlled Release Formulations

A. B. Pepperman Southern Regional Research Center, 1100 Robert E. Lee Boulevard, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70124
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J. W. Kuan Southern Regional Research Center, 1100 Robert E. Lee Boulevard, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70124
Pages 819-834 | Published online: 23 Sep 2006

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Panagiotis Haskis, Nikolaos Mantzos, Dimitra Hela, Georgios Patakioutas & Ioannis Konstantinou. (2019) Effect of biochar on the mobility and photodegradation of metribuzin and metabolites in soil‒biochar thin-layer chromatography plates. International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry 99:4, pages 310-327.
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Fatemeh Elmi, Farshid Mohammadi Damghani & Mojtaba Shokrollahzadeh Taleshi. (2020) Kinetic and Isotherm Studies of Adsorption of the Metribuzin Herbicide on an Fe 3 O 4 /CNT@PDA Hybrid Magnetic Nanocomposite in Wastewater . Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 59:20, pages 9604-9610.
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Qiquan Wang, Emily M. Scherer & Ann T. Lemley. (2004) Metribuzin Degradation by Membrane Anodic Fenton Treatment and Its Interaction with Ferric Ion. Environmental Science & Technology 38:4, pages 1221-1227.
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Trine Henriksen, Bo Svensmark & René K Juhler. (2002) Analysis of Metribuzin and transformation products in soil by pressurized liquid extraction and liquid chromatographic–tandem mass spectrometry. Journal of Chromatography A 957:1, pages 79-87.
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H. M. Selim, S. L. McGowen, R. M. Johnson & A. B. Pepperman. (1998) FATE OF METRIBUZIN FROM ALGINATE CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATIONS IN A SHARKEY SOIL: 2. TRANSPORT1. Soil Science 163:7, pages 535-543.
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S. L. McGowen, A. B. Pepperman, R. M. Johnson & H. M. Selim. (1998) FATE OF METRIBUZIN FROM ALGINATE CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATIONS IN A SHARKEY SOIL: 1. DESORPTION1. Soil Science 163:7, pages 529-534.
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E. Santucci, F. Alhaique, M. Carafa, T. Coviello, E. Murtas & F.M. Riccieri. (1996) Gellan for the formulation of sustained delivery beads. Journal of Controlled Release 42:2, pages 157-164.
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Richard F. Davis, R. Don Wauchope, Alva W. Johnson, Benali Burgoa & Armand B. Pepperman. (1996) Release of Fenamiphos, Atrazine, and Alachlor into Flowing Water from Granules and Spray Deposits of Conventional and Controlled-Release Formulations. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 44:9, pages 2900-2907.
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Armand B. Pepperman & Jui-Chang W. Kuan. (1993) Slow release formulations of metribuzin based on alginate-kaolin-linseed oil. Journal of Controlled Release 26:1, pages 21-30.
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