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PESTICIDE EXPOSURE IN THE RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: CONCEPTS, FIELD COLLECTION METHODOLOGIES AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Citation:
Stout II, D M. PESTICIDE EXPOSURE IN THE RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: CONCEPTS, FIELD COLLECTION METHODOLOGIES AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Presented at Seminar - North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC, November 24, 2003.
Impact/Purpose:
The primary study objectives are:
1) Develop and validate tools such as the spray booth and environmental chambers for use in ongoing fate and transport studies.
2) Provide measurements (air and surface concentrations) for select residential use pesticides to evaluate their translocation following an application in the U.S. EPA Indoor Air Quality Research House.
3) Develop a fundamental background for further research aimed at understanding more complex interactions such as fate and behavior of pesticide mixtures based on physical and chemical properties following applications in the residential environment, as well as the potential for human exposure associated with pesticide mixtures.
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