Photostabilization of pesticides by clays and chromophores

Keyphrases

• Chromophore 100%
• Pesticides 100%
• Clay 100%
• Photostabilization 100%
• Energy Transfer 57%
• Methyl Green 42%
• Steric Hindrance 28%
• Acriflavine 28%
• Insecticide 28%
• Light Scattering 14%
• Bacillus Thuringiensis 14%
• Organic Cation 14%
• Photochemical Reaction 14%
• Solid State 14%
• Adsorption 14%
• Efficient Energy 14%
• Energy Levels 14%
• Transition Metal Ions 14%
• Relative Orientation 14%
• Organic Molecules 14%
• Montmorillonite 14%
• Trifluralin 14%
• Intermolecular Interactions 14%
• Rhodamine B (Rh B) 14%
• Cationic Dye 14%
• Slowing down 14%
• Microbial Insecticide 14%
• Transfer Approach 14%
• Photoprotection 14%
• Stereochemical Hypothesis 14%
• Hypsochromic Shift 14%
• Magic Angle Spinning nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 14%
• Energy Transfer Process 14%
• Photolabile 14%
• Bacillus Thuringiensis Toxins 14%
• Dinitroaniline Herbicides 14%

Chemistry

• Pesticide 25%