Description

Common nameï&frac*4;šfenoxycarb Chemical nameï&frac*4;šEthyl *-(*-phenoxyphenoxy)ethylcarbamate Molecular formula: C*7H*9NO4 Structural formula: Molecular weight: **9.*4 CAS number: *********8 Properties:A colorless crystalline, melting point ****4℃, flash point**4 ℃, vapor pressure 0.***8 Mpa (*0 ℃), solubility (*5℃) : water 5.7 mg/Kg, acetone, chloroform, ethyl acetoacetate, methanol, isopropyl alcohol, toluene, more than **0g/Kg. At room temperature, it is stable in airtight container for more than two years. It is stable in water (pH**9ï&frac*4;Œ*0 ℃) and stabilization. Toxicity: Human and livestock low toxicity, acute oral LD*0 for rats is greater than ****0mg/Kg (foreign reports: more than ****0mg/Kg). Rat acute dermal LD*0 in rats is greater than ***0mg/Kg (foreign reports: more than ***0mg/kg). Acute inhalation LC*0 is greater than 0.*8mg / L (air). No allergic skin of guinea pigs。 a slight stimulation to skin and eye. Formulation: *8%TC, *5%TC Packaging: *5KGcardboard drum or according to customer’s demand; Usage: Fenoxycarb is a carbamate insect growth regulator. It is used as a fire ant bait and for flea, mosquito and cockroach control. Fenoxycarb can also be used to control butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera), scale insects, and sucking insects on olives, vines, cotton and fruit. It is also used to control these pests on stored products