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Product Name: Paraquat Place of Origin: China Chemical name: 1,1'-dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium Paraquat dichloride forms colorless, hygroscopic crystals, decomposing at 300°C, v.p. negligible. It is easily soluble in water, slightly soluble in short-china alcohol, and practically insoluble in most other organic solvents. It is stable in neutral and acidic media, but readily oxidized in alkaline media. Tech salts are corrosive to common metals. Paraquat destroys green plant tissue by contact action with some translation. It is rapidly inactivated on contact with soil. Uses include stubble cleaning, pasture renovation and weed control in plantation crops. Toxicity: paraquat dichloride Acute oral LD50 for rats 150mg/kg, for mice 104mg/kg, for dogs 25-50mg/kg, and for sheep 70mg/kg. Acute percutaneous LD50 for rabbits 236-500mg paraquat ion/kg, irritating to skin and eyes. Absorption through intact human skin is minimal; exposures can cause irritation and a delay in the healing of cuts and wounds; can cause temporary damage to nails. If inhaled, may cause nose bleeding. Other has serious delayed effects if absorbed. Fish toxicity: TLM (48hrs) is 62ppm for rainbow trout, TLM (48 hrs) is 40ppm for carp. Packing: Iron drums, 100-200kg net weight 0.5L or 1L PET bottle |
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Product Name: Glyphosate Place of Origin: China Formulation: 95% Glyphosate Tech, 65@ Glyphosate IPA salt, 41% Glyphosate IPA Salt |
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Product Name: Imidaclorpid Model Number: 95-98%, 25%SL, 20-25%WP, 70%WS, 75%WDG Place of Origin: China Imidacloprid: 95 - 98%, 25% SL, 20 - 25% WO, 70% WS, 75% WDG |
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Features:
1) Common name: paraquat dichloride 2) Chemical name: 1,1'-dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium dichloride 3) Molecular formula: C12H14Cl2N2 4) Appearance: greenblue uniform liquid 5) Specification: 42%, 20%, 45% SL 6) Supply period: all year round Packing: 200L/plastic drum, 220kg/plastic drum Introduction: We supply non-selective contact herbicide, absorbed by the foliage with some translocation in the xylem. Broad-spectrum ontrol of broad-leaved weeds and grasses in fruit orchards (including citrus), plantation crops (bananas, coffee, cocoa palm, coconut palms, oil palms, rubber) vines, olives, tea, alfalfa, onions, leeks, sugar beet, asparagus, ornamental trees, and shrubs, in forestry. It is also used for general weed control on non-crop land; as a defoliant for cotton and hops; for destruction of potato haulms; as a desiccant for pineapples, sugar cane, soya beans, and sunflower; for strawberry runner control; in pasture renovation; and for control of aquatic weeds. |
