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Dicofol is a persistent
organochlorine acaricide. It is used in agriculture and
horticulture
to control spider mites and soft-bodied mites in apples, pears, soft
fruit,
cucumbers, tomatoes, hops, vines, lettuce and
ornamentals.
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Dicofol structure is
similar to dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane (DDT) and differs from DDT
with replacement of the hydrogen (H) on C-1 by a hydroxyl (OH)
functional group.
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Dicofol is an
organochlorine pesticide that is chemically related to DDT. Dicofol is a
miticide that is very effective against red spider mite.
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Dicofol is known to be
harmful to aquatic animals, and causes egg shell thinning in various
species of birds. It is moderately toxic to
mammals, and accumulates
in body fat to a plateau level related to absorption.
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Dicofol is an
organochlorine insecticide of moderate toxicity. It is absorbed from the
gastrointestinal tract and by inhalation. It may also be absorbed
through the intact skin, more especially in the case of oil-based
formulations.
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In surface water,
dicofol is expected to adsorb to sediment and can hydrolyse to
dichlorobenzophenone. Dicofol accumulates in body fat to a plateau level
related to absorption.
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In California 66% of
dicofol use was on cotton during 2001-2006, followed by beans (12%),
orange (6%), walnut (4%), and wine grapes (2%). |
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Toxicity
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- Registration Eligibility Decision -
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- Toxicity of the Chronic Exposure of
Dicofol.
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- Hazard Substance - dicofol
- Human health effects data for dicofol
- Hazardous Substances Series - dicofol
- Chronic Exposure Of Dicofol Promotes
Reproductive Toxicity In Male Rats.
- Residual Toxicity of Dicofol
- Risks of Dicofol
- Hazard Assessment of Alternatives to
Dicofol
Application
- Residues of dicofol
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Research
- Contribution of Dicofol to the Current DDT
Pollution in China.
- Investigation of Dicofol Levels In Tahtalı Dam
Water.
- Photocatalytic degradation investigation of
dicofol.
Patent
- Process for Preparing Dicofol
- Process for Purifying
- Process for Trichloroethanol (dicofol)
Processing
- DDT in Dicofol
- Information dossier on DDT used
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Market and
Report
- Bioassay Of Dicofol
- Dicofol in Drinking-water
- Occurrence of Dicofol in Red Mite
- Use Information and Air Monitoring -
Dicofol
- Evaluation of Dicofol
- Distribution and use only within Idaho
- Legal Analysis - Dicofol
- Commission Decision for Dicofol
- Dicofol Documentation - Netherlands
- Insecticides China News
- Dicofol - Article
Products
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