Reagent Impurities is a type of herbicide impurity that originates from residual chemical substances present in the reagents used during the synthesis or formulation process, distinguished by its introduction through reactants, catalysts, or solvents rather than degradation or by-product formation.
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Reagents in mineral technology
J.S. Hanson · International Journal of Mineral Processing · 1989 · 152 citations
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