Herbicides and Environment 2011
DOI: 10.5772/13657
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Adsorption and Photochemical Behaviour of the Herbicide Monuron on Clay Surfaces

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“…Photodegradation enhancement by 6 is linked to • OH generation by free and structural irons under Fe(II) and Fe(III) forms (Wu et al, 2008). In soil, clay-metal-HS complexes may also decrease photodegradation, because of Fe(III) efficiency as energy or charge acceptor (Rozen & Margulies, 1991;Mountacer et al, 2011). Furthermore, as HS, silicate surface may trap peroxy radicals and thus lessen the process on soil surfaces.…”
Section: Photodegradationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Photodegradation enhancement by 6 is linked to • OH generation by free and structural irons under Fe(II) and Fe(III) forms (Wu et al, 2008). In soil, clay-metal-HS complexes may also decrease photodegradation, because of Fe(III) efficiency as energy or charge acceptor (Rozen & Margulies, 1991;Mountacer et al, 2011). Furthermore, as HS, silicate surface may trap peroxy radicals and thus lessen the process on soil surfaces.…”
Section: Photodegradationmentioning
confidence: 99%