| Autor: |
Mulqueen, Patrick J.1, Paterson, Eric S.1, Smith, Geoffrey W.1 |
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Pesticide Science. 1990, Vol. 29 Issue 4, p451-465. 15p. |
| Abstrakt: |
Suspension emulsions or suspoemulsions result from the combination of an emulsion phase, containing one or more active ingredients, with a continuous phase also containing active ingredients but in the form of a solid dispersion. Advantages of such products, which can contain as many as four complementary biologically active ingredients, are elimination of tank mixing; a reduced inventory of products; reduction in the number of applications to a given crop; and savings in time and money. The development of suspoemulsions is discussed and a novel, easy method for their preparation, using latexes, is described. Such products are also useful as feedstock emulsions for other suspension emulsions as well as constituting a stable oil-in-water emulsion delivery system in their own right. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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