ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2022
Improving pesticide fate models for a simple household food processing: considering multiple crop units.
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To understand the fate of pesticides in crops during household cooking processes and human health risks associated with the ingestion of pesticide-contaminated crops, we propose unit-variability-enhanced models, which are capable of evaluating the removal efficiency of pesticides in multiple crop units by soaking in water. The approach integrates the lognormal production model to reveal the modeling mechanics of internal contamination among two crop units in one soaking bowl. The simulated results for 197 pesticides indicate that pesticides with larger unit-to-unit variability factors (VF) at the residue levels and diffusivity rates in water (D
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