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Identity

* First evaluation

ISO common name:

teflubenzuron

Chemical name:



IUPAC:

1-(3,5-dichloro-2,4-difluorophenyl)-3-(2,6-difluorobenzoyl)urea


CA:

N-[[(3.5-dichloro-2,4-difluorophenyl)amino]carbonyl]-2,6-difluorobenzamide


CAS No:

83121-18-0


Synonyms:

DART; DIARACT; NEMOLT; NOMOLT; CL 291,898; SAG 134

Structural formula:

Empirical formula:

C14H6Cl2F4N2O2

Molecular weight:

381.1

Physical and chemical properties

Technical material

Purity:

97 ± 0.72% (w/w)

State:

crystalline solid

Colour:

white to yellowish

Odour:

practically odourless

Vapour pressure:

8x 10-10 Pa (20°C)


3 x 10-10 Pa (40°C) (Celamerck, 1985a)


1.3 x 10-8 Pa (25°C) (Harteveld and Jager, 1988)

Melting Point:

222.5°C (Pesticide Manual, 1994)

Octanol/water partition coefficient:

log Pow = 4.56 (Darskus, 1982)

Solubility (g/l at 20°C):

hexane

0.05

ethanol

1.4

methanol

0.6

dichloromethane

1.8

n-octanol

0.7

acetone

10

2-propanol

0.8

dioxane

19

toluene

0.9

cyclohexanone

24

acetonitrile

1.1

dimethylformamide

170

water

2 x 10-5

(Cardinaals, 1989; Pesticide Manual, 1994)

Hydrolytic stability:

half-life at pH 5-7: 30 days (25°C),: 5 days (50°C)


half-life at pH 9: 10 days (25°C), 4 h (50°C)

Photolytic stability:

in aqueous solution teflubenzuron shows a half-life of approximately 10 days

Storage stability:

minimum 2 years under normal conditions (Pesticide Manual, 1994)

Formulations

Teflubenzuron is available as suspension concentrates containing 150 g ai/l (NOMOLT, NEMOLT, and DART SC 15) or 50 g ai/l (NOMOLT and DART SC 5).


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