Polarographic behavior and analysis of Flumetralin in formulations and environmental samples
A differential pulse
polarographic (DPP) method for the determination of Flumetralin is described
based on the reduction of a nitro group at a dropping mercury electrode (DME)
in Briton-Robinson buffers of pH 2.0 to 12.0 using 25% acetone-water mixture as
a solvent. Also a cyclic voltammetric (CV) technique has been used to study the
behaviour of Flumetralin at a hanging mercury drop electrode (HMDE). The DPP
method described here has been applied to the analysis of Flumetralin in
formulations, grains, soils and spiked water samples. Both standard addtion and
calibration methods were used for the analytical measurements. The lower detection
limit was found to be 1.87x10-8 M.
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