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Optimization of Difenoconazole Suspension Concentrates Formulation with Orthogonal Method

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The formulation of Difenoconazole Suspension Concentrates (SC) was optimized with the orthogonal design method.Results showed that the optimum formulation separation rate was 6.6% and the decomposition rate of the active ingredient was less than 3.0% in heated storage, and accorded with the requirements of SC. It would has broad application prospects for its safer, less toxic and more environmentally friendly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 634-638)

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412-415

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.634-638.412

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January 2013

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Bao Hua Zhang, Fu Sui Lu, Juan Wang

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Difenoconazole Formulation, Optimization, Orthogonal Method, Suspension Concentrates

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