Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Sixth Volume

STP Published: 1987

STP943-EB

Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Sixth Volume

Editor(s): Vander Hooven, Spicer

Papers on spray systems cover phytotoxicity of selected hydrocarbon solvents and oils, the use of nonionic surfactants as thickness in aqueous formulations, performance characteristics of certain rotary and electrostatic atomizers, and the effectiveness of various liquid formulations in the field.

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Introduction

DIB Vander Hooven, LD Spicer

The Relative Phytotoxicity of Selected Hydrocarbon and Oxygenated Solvents and Oils

MR Krenek, DN King

Nonionic Surfactants as Associative Thickeners in Aqueous Flowable Pesticide Formulations

DC Mente

Selection of Wetting Adjuvants

BM McKay, R Koch, RM Herbert

Pesticide Concentrated Emulsion Formulations

DG Chasin

Formulation of Highly Active Cobra Postemergent Herbicide

WA Keim

Intermolecular Interactions in Aqueous Pesticide Formulations from Viscosity-Temperature, Viscosity-Volatility, and Viscosity-Shear Rate Relationships

A Sundaram

Performance Characteristics of Four Rotary Atomizers

RC Derksen, LE Bode

Spray Triode Electrostatic Agricultural Atomizer: Development Update

HC Simmons, AJ Kelly

Optimizing Physical Properties of Diluent Oils for Maximum Target Deposition of Ultralow-Volume Spray Droplets Under Laboratory Conditions

A Sundaram

Insecticide Spray Measurements Using Hot-Wire Technology

DS Mahler

Agricultural Formulation Stability Studies Using a Personal Computer

RJ Demchak, CH Maurer

A Low-Volume Microtube In-Furrow Sprayer

A McCracken

Determining Delivery Rates of Push-Type Granular Product Spreaders

TD Birthisel

Mineral Carriers for Pesticides—Their Characteristics and Uses

WF Moll, GR Goss

Use of Gelling Clays to Stabilize Agricultural Pesticide Suspensions and Emulsions in Aqueous Systems

EW Sawyer

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Developed by Committee: E35

Pages: 196

DOI: 10.1520/STP943-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5007-2

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0943-8