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Reduction of phytosanitary residues concentrations in beeswax by a microwave flowing afterglow
Flowing afterglow operating at reduced pressure (2-15 Torr) in nitrogen N 2 and in mixtures of N 2 with oxygen O 2 or with argon Ar were used to reduce the concentrations of different pesticides contained in preformed beeswax sheets. 13 distinct pesticide molecules were detected in the sampl
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