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Voltammetric behaviour of carbonyl group containing pesticides topramezone,fenomidone and methiocarb
Dr. Sarvareddy Rajasekhar Reddy , Neelam Y.Sreedhar, Kukkambacum Chandra mohan , Maddela Nagaraju
Volume 12 Issue 1
Global Journal of Science Frontier Researc
Volume 12 Issue 1
Global Journal of Science Frontier Researc
In this work the effect of functional groups (substuents) on the reduction potentials of carbonyl group containing pesticides topramezone ,fenomidone and methiocarb were studied. Deferential pulse adsorptive stripping voltammetry, cyclic voltammetry, millicoulometry and controlled potential electrolysis were used for the determination of reduction potentials and electrode mechanisms. HMDE (Hanging mercury drop electrode) used as working electrode and universal buffer used as supporting electrolyte.
