Toxicity of Paraquat and Diquat Aerosols Generated by a Size-selective Cyclone: Effect of Particle Size Distribution
AUTOR(ES)
Gage, J. C.
RESUMO
The toxicity of paraquat and diquat aerosols to several species has been investigated. In order to obtain an atmosphere of `respirable' particles, an atomizer has been constructed with an upper cut-off of size by a cyclone separator, and with a calibrated reservoir to enable the concentration output to be estimated by inspection.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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