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Transfer behavior, degradation, and risk assessment of pesticides in Radix Codonopsis and Angelica sinensis during decoction
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• The physical changes and chemical transformations of 22 pesticides during the process of SMFH have been investigated. • Results showed that pesticide residue transfer rates correlated with water solubility, Log Kow and matrix of samples. • The risk assessment models were improved, fully accounting for the unique consumption patterns of SMFH. • Two varieties of SMFH were analyzed ensuring the high representativeness and typicality of our results.
Keywords:
Pesticides
LC-Q-TOF-MS
Radix Codonopsis
Angelica sinensis
Decoction
Risk assessment
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