Overview[1][2]
Animal Phosphorus is a white crystal, a systemic insecticide and anthelmintic, mainly used to control skin flies and ectoparasites in livestock. It is mainly used for treating livestock against skin flies, ectoparasites and intestinal worms. Not for crop protection. For livestock, in order to facilitate infusion, the concentration used is 122g (active ingredient)/L; for slow soaking, the concentration used is 210g (active ingredient)/L; for infusion like spraying, the concentration used is 250g active ingredient/L; for medicine Use 375g (active ingredient)/L liquid for bath use.
Dosage form[1]
25% emulsifiable concentrate; 25% wettable powder.
Mode of action[1]
Systemic insecticides and anthelmintics.
Control targets[1]
Diethanolamine
Animal care phosphorus is mainly used to treat livestock to prevent skin flies, ectoparasites and intestinal worms. Not for crop protection.
Preparation method[1]
Phosphorus is produced by treating the dichloride produced by the reaction of phosphorus oxychloride and 4-tert-butyl-2-chlorophenol with methanol and then reacting with methylamine.
Main reference materials
[1] American 3m Dictionary of Chemical Products
[2] Pesticide product list
