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Tirant22

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What type of fuel can be burned in CO2 generators?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Why is virtually impermeable film (VIF) being used more often in field fumigation rather than standard polyethylene film?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Propane or natural gas.

Answer to Question 2

VIF film, by reducing escape of gas to the atmosphere through the film
during exposure time, allows for use of lower dose rates of the fumigant gas. The
recent surge in price of methyl bromide and very high price of methyl iodide
necessitates this economy.



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