Loss of Label During Processing Cotton Oil Grown with 14 C-Aldicarb

Fate of 14C-ethyl Profenofos in Soybean Seeds and Oils, Residue Removal, Bioavailability, Toxicity and Protective Action of Cinnamon Extract towards Experimental Animals

“…Also, the present results seem to be in agreement with those reported by Zayed et al (32,36) who showed that the amounts of both 14 C-carbofuran and 14 C-pirimiphos-methyl residues in soybean oil decreased to 16% and 25% through the refining processes, respectively. Working on cotton oil grown with 14 C-aldicarb, 63% of the residues in cured oil were also found to be lost during the refining processes (37) .The effect of processing methods used for oil refining on 14 C-Zineb residues was studied. Obvious reduction was detected by neutralization (31.7%) and was increased by further bleaching (34.1%), chilling (41.46%) and deodorization (63.6%) methods (38) .…”

Chemical release at the airport and lessons learned from the medical perspective

“…From these agents, phosgene (carbonyl chloride) and cyanide are still widely used and manufactured in industrial processes. Similarly, thousands of tonnes of organophosphorus and carbamate insecticides are manufactured and used annually in Turkey having a high agricultural potential [1,2]. In other aspect, Turkey has been one of the target countries frequently suffering from terrorist attacks and gave hundreds of deaths and injuries in recent years [3,4].…”