coretest5

  1. liquid flowables - L, F
    • L, F; like wettable powders but the powder, dispersing agents, & wetting agents, are mixed with water before packaging
    • no inhalation hazard during mixing; can settle out
  2. microencapsulates -M, ME
    M, ME; consist of a solid or liquid(containing an active ingredient) surrounded by a plastic or starch coating
  3. encapsulation enhances applicator safety and provides _____. Liquid forms form _______ in spray tank
    • time release
    • suspensions
  4. emulsifiable concentrates -E, EC
    E, EC; oil soluble active ingredient dissolved in an appropriate oil based solvent to which an emulsifying agent is added
  5. emulsifiable concentrates are mixed with water and applied as ___________
    spray
  6. emulsifiable concentrates allow ___________ to be sprayed in water as carrier
    oil soluble active ingredients
  7. emulsifiable concentrates disadvantages (5)
    • dermal hazard penetrate skin;
    • odor problem;
    • burn foliage;
    • damage rubber and plastic parts;
    • need to be agitated
  8. solutions
    • water soluble active ingredients dissolved in water.
    • require no agitation after thoroughly dissolved
  9. solutions are not ________to equipment
    abrasive
  10. solutions disadvantages
    some that are produced as dissolved salts can be caustic to skin
  11. RTU
    ready to use; no mixing involved
  12. ULV
    ultra low volume, concentrates used in specialty situations (space spraying and fogging)
  13. problems with ULV (3)
    • dermal hazard during mixing and loading because of high concentration of active ingredient;
    • drift potential;
    • inhalation
  14. aerosols
    moves the active ingredient in form of a mist of very small particles
  15. fumigants
    form of a gas; most hazardous because of extreme inhalation danger
  16. reading labels: Tempo 20WP; Pendulum 3.3EC
    • 20 % active ingredient, wettable powder;
    • Emulsifiable concentrate with 3.3 pounds of active ingredient per gallon
  17. synergists
    chemicals that can boost the pesticidal activity of active ingredient
  18. common example of a synergist
    piperonyl butoxide
  19. adjuvants
    any compound that facilitates the action of pesticides or modifies characteristics of pesticide formulations or spray solutions.
  20. 3 kinds of adjuvants
    • - activator adjuvants (wetting agents)
    • - spray modifier agents (stickers, foams)
    • - utility modifiers (emulsifiers, anti foam)
Author
rairyuusen
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coretest5
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coretest5
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