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A person applies an insect repellent onto an exposed area of
(a) If the spray is applied uniformly and the density of the dried active ingredient is
(b) If the convection
(c) lf the spray is reformulated so that the partition coefficient becomes very small, how long does the insect repellent remain effective?
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