thiacloprid

Description

Common Name: Thiacloprid Chemical Name: *-(*-chloro**-pyridinylmethyl)*1, *-thiazolidin**-ylidenecyanamide Molecular formula:C*0H9ClN4S Structural formula: Molecular weight: **2.*2 CAS Number: **********9 Properties: Technical product: yellowish crystalline powder, melting point **6℃, relative density ï&frac*4;ˆ*0℃ï&frac*4;‰1.*6ï&frac*4;Œvapor pressure *3×****2hPaï&frac*4;ˆ*0℃ï&frac*4;‰ã€8×****2hPaï&frac*4;ˆ*5℃ï&frac*4;‰, partition coefficient(n-octanol /water)*8.0, solubility in waterï&frac*4;ˆ*0℃ï&frac*4;‰**5ug/L. Stable for 2 weeks at *0℃ Toxicity: Technical product: Acute oral LD*0ï&frac*4;ˆãŽŽ/㎏ï&frac*4;‰for rats: male **1, female **6; Acute dermal LD*0 for rats :***0㎎/㎏; Acute inhalation for rats LC*0ï&frac*4;ž0.**1㎎/L *0.4%SC: Acute oral LD*0ï&frac*4;ˆãŽŽ/㎏ï&frac*4;‰: male *******0, female ******0; Acute dermal for rats LD*0ï&frac*4;ž***0㎎/㎏; Acute inhalation for rats LC*0: male ï&frac*4;ž1.**5㎎/L, female 0.****1.**5㎎/L. Formulation: **8%minTCï&frac*4;›*4%、*8%、*0.4%SC Packaging: According to customer’s requirement. Usage: An outdoor non-residential, food/feed use on the agricultural crops cotton and pome fruits for control of a variety of sucking insects.