Difenthiuron

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Difenthiuron Specification

State
Powder / Solid

Classification
Insecticide, Acaricide

Place of Origin
China

Density
1.18 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Melting Point
187-189C

Water Content Vol%
0.5%

Product Name
Difenthiuron

Appearance
White to off-white powder

Smell
Odorless

Purity(%)
>=98%

Active Ingredient
Difenthiuron 98% TC

Grade
Agricultural Grade

Moisture (%)
0.5%

Color
White

EINECS No
616-418-4

CAS No
80060-09-9

Shape
Granular / Crystalline

Molecular Formula
C23H32N2OS

Properties
Controls resistant pests on crops. Exhibits contact and stomach action.

Ash %
0.2%

Ph Level
5.0-7.0

Shelf Life
2 years in original packaging

Solubility in Water
Insoluble

Mode of Action
Inhibits mitochondrial ATP synthesis

Stability
Stable under normal storage conditions

Flash Point
>200 C

Packaging
25 kg fiber drum or as required

Storage Conditions
Store in cool, dry place away from sunlight

Usage
Controls mites, whiteflies, aphids on cotton, vegetables, and ornamentals

Boiling Point
Decomposes before boiling

Toxicity
Moderately toxic to aquatic organisms

About Difenthiuron

Difenthiuron

JOSHI AGRO & PESTICIDES offers wide range of INSECTICIDES - PESTICIDES - FUNGISCIDES - WEEDICIDES - HERBICIDES for all Crops. Contract Manufacturer - exporter distributers. All grades available in Technical and Bulk Formulation also in small ready to spray pack.

Efficient Control of Resistant Pests

Difenthiuron delivers robust efficacy against pest populations that show resistance to standard treatments. Exhibiting both contact and stomach action, it ensures thorough protection for crops, such as cotton, vegetables, and ornamentals. Its unique mode of action targets mitochondrial ATP synthesis, making it a reliable solution for maintaining crop health and yield.

Safe and Stable Application

This product remains stable when stored in its original packaging under cool, dry conditions away from sunlight, ensuring shelf life up to two years. It poses moderate toxicity to aquatic organisms, so adherence to proper application methods and disposal is important for environmental safety.

FAQs of Difenthiuron:

Q: How does Difenthiuron work to control pests?

A: Difenthiuron inhibits mitochondrial ATP synthesis in pest insects and mites, disrupting their energy production and resulting in effective pest mortality. It acts through both contact and ingestion when applied to crops.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Difenthiuron on crops?

A: Difenthiuron provides robust control over resistant mite, whitefly, and aphid populations. Its unique action prevents re-infestation and helps sustain crop health, resulting in improved yield and quality in cotton, vegetables, and ornamental plants.

Q: When and how should Difenthiuron be applied for best results?

A: Apply Difenthiuron during the early infestation stages of target pests for maximum effectiveness. Follow recommended agricultural guidelines regarding dosage and timing. Avoid using it near aquatic environments due to its moderate toxicity to aquatic organisms.

Q: Where should Difenthiuron be stored to maintain stability?

A: Store Difenthiuron in a cool, dry place, protected from sunlight and moisture. Keeping it in its original, unopened packaging ensures maximum stability and a shelf life of up to two years.

Q: What is the recommended process for handling and packaging Difenthiuron?

A: Difenthiuron is typically supplied in 25 kg fiber drums but can be customized as required. Handle with protective gear, avoid creating dust, and securely seal packages after each use to maintain product quality.

Q: Is Difenthiuron soluble in water, and how does this affect its application?

A: Difenthiuron is insoluble in water, which ensures residual action on plant surfaces but requires proper dispersion in spray solutions. Always follow manufacturers mixing recommendations to ensure even coverage.

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