Abstract
Scanning electron microscopy was used to study relative pesticide distribution in two-layer microporous fabrics. Backscattered electron imaging and x-ray microanalysis provided a better understanding of pesticide deposition within a bicomponent micro porous membrane. An emulsifiable concentrate of diazinon was applied to three two- layer microporous fabrics; the samples were labeled with osmium tetroxide and then analyzed qualitatively. Results show that penetration of the pesticide through the microporous membrane is not uniform.
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