CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER

In an attempt to determine the chemical losses of three common molluscicides, i.e. CuSO4, NaPCP and Bayer –73, in stagnant water, a solution of each of this molluscicide was applied to one or more B.truncatus habitats and outdoor aquariums. The concentration of each molluscicide in these water bodie...

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Main Authors: J.Massoud, F.Arfaa, Chu, K. Y
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Tehran University of Medical Sciences 1973-08-01
Series:Iranian Journal of Public Health
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Online Access:http://journals.tums.ac.ir/PdfMed.aspx?pdf_med=/upload_files/pdf/1989.pdf&manuscript_id=1989
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description In an attempt to determine the chemical losses of three common molluscicides, i.e. CuSO4, NaPCP and Bayer –73, in stagnant water, a solution of each of this molluscicide was applied to one or more B.truncatus habitats and outdoor aquariums. The concentration of each molluscicide in these water bodies was determined immediately after application and at fixed time intervals thereafter. The concentration of copper sulfate dropped dramatically to 50% within 1 ½ hours after application. This fast depreciation is attributed to the alkalinity of the natural waters in this area. The depreciation of NaPCP, although slower than copper sulfate, was faster than Bayluseide. As this fast depreciation is caused by sunlight, NaPCP is not recommended for use in Khuzestan (Iran).Since the effect of Bayluscide on snails was also superior to that of the other two mollluscicides, Bayer-73 can be considered as the molluscicide of choice for snail control in Iran.
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spelling doaj.art-da5c88c37d5d4721893265e974db41082022-12-21T23:45:53ZengTehran University of Medical SciencesIranian Journal of Public Health2251-60851973-08-01227178CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATERJ.MassoudF.ArfaaChuK. YIn an attempt to determine the chemical losses of three common molluscicides, i.e. CuSO4, NaPCP and Bayer –73, in stagnant water, a solution of each of this molluscicide was applied to one or more B.truncatus habitats and outdoor aquariums. The concentration of each molluscicide in these water bodies was determined immediately after application and at fixed time intervals thereafter. The concentration of copper sulfate dropped dramatically to 50% within 1 ½ hours after application. This fast depreciation is attributed to the alkalinity of the natural waters in this area. The depreciation of NaPCP, although slower than copper sulfate, was faster than Bayluseide. As this fast depreciation is caused by sunlight, NaPCP is not recommended for use in Khuzestan (Iran).Since the effect of Bayluscide on snails was also superior to that of the other two mollluscicides, Bayer-73 can be considered as the molluscicide of choice for snail control in Iran.http://journals.tums.ac.ir/PdfMed.aspx?pdf_med=/upload_files/pdf/1989.pdf&manuscript_id=1989MolluscicideChemical lossesCuSO4 NaPCPBayer –73
spellingShingle J.Massoud
F.Arfaa
Chu
K. Y
CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
Iranian Journal of Public Health
Molluscicide
Chemical losses
CuSO4 NaPCP
Bayer –73
title CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
title_full CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
title_fullStr CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
title_full_unstemmed CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
title_short CHEMICAL DEPRECIATION OF CUSO4, NAPCP AND BAYLUSCIDE IN STANDING WATER
title_sort chemical depreciation of cuso4 napcp and bayluscide in standing water
topic Molluscicide
Chemical losses
CuSO4 NaPCP
Bayer –73
url http://journals.tums.ac.ir/PdfMed.aspx?pdf_med=/upload_files/pdf/1989.pdf&manuscript_id=1989
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