Drawing from firsthand experience with the rescue forces at the Chernobyl nuclear plant, the author provides his personal perspective on the current state of deactivation materials and methods. The review highlights the urgent need for advancements in deactivation technology and a comprehensive overhaul of the nuclear safety framework.

The global surfactant market features diverse chemistries, from low molecular weight to polymer-based surfactants. This review explores the surfactant market landscape, examining their applications across various industries and highlighting traditional and emerging chemistries.

The article describes the basic concepts, terms, and general information about the plant protection products and fertilizers used in the world.

The article outlines a systematic approach to address both quality and production problems in crop protection formulations. This approach includes prioritizing the issues, defining the problems, specifying the formulation, creating an investigation plan, conducting research and discussions, and implementing improvement actions.

This article is focused on the co-formulants used in Plant Protection Product (PPP) formulations, that are currently prohibited and others that face potential limitations or bans. It emphasizes the importance of consulting reliable sources to access up-to-date information, as pesticide regulations are subject to change based on emerging scientific evidence.

Polymeric dispersing agents are widely used in plant protection products. This article provides brief information about the major types of polymeric dispersants.

The article is devoted to two aprotic solvents widely used in plant protection preparations, despite severe regulatory limitations for both.

The use of nano-sized particles in pesticide formulations has gained significant attention due to their unique properties and potential benefits. However, the regulatory requirements surrounding nano pesticides pose challenges for their widespread adoption. This article explores the ability to achieve the advantages of nanotechnology in pest control through common conventional formulations.

Aerial drone spraying has emerged as a cutting-edge and highly effective technique for pest control, providing accurate targeting, accessibility to hard-to-reach areas, and reduced human exposure to chemicals. The author explores the key factors that make ULV formulations suitable for aerial drone spraying and shares his expertise in selecting Low VOC solvents, which is crucial for successful UAV application.

Oil dispersible pesticide formulations are a potent and versatile category of pesticides that offer unique advantages over conventional pesticide solutions. This article focuses on the peculiarities and complexities of OD manufacturing technology.

In recent years, the deliberate incorporation of microplastics into agrochemical products has emerged as a significant concern, posing a major threat to the future fate of CRF, CS pesticides, and Seed Coating Formulations. This pressing issue demands urgent attention, but it also presents an opportunity for finding viable solutions.

This article focuses on achieving a precise and controlled narrow monomodal particle size distribution in the SC wet milling process. The author discusses key factors that contribute to control optimal target PSD, enhancing product performance and stability.

The article highlights the impact of the mechanochemical stress phenomenon occurring during the air jet milling on the final physicochemical properties of WG pesticide formulations.

This review aims to explore the diverse facets of pesticide A.I.s incompatibility, providing real-world examples of incompatible combinations and clarifying the underlying chemical interactions that govern such phenomena. By gaining a thorough understanding of these complexities, we can pave the way for the development of more effective and environmentally responsible pesticide formulations.