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- Paradichlorobenzene is
used as a fumigant insecticide to control clothes moths.
- Paradichlorobenzene is a
colorless to white solid crystal with a strong pungent odor. It will
sublimate, turning from a solid directly into a gas, at room
temperatures.
- Trade names for
para-dichlorobenzene include Di-chloricide, Dichlorocide, Evola, Paradi,
Paradow, Paramoth, Persia-Perazol and Santochlor.
- The manufacture of p-DCB
is accomplished by the fluid phase chlorination of benzene in the
presence of a catalyst, usually ferric chloride, aluminium chloride
or stannous tetrachloride, at atmospheric pressure between 20 to
80C.
- Paradichlorobenzene was
first registered for use in the United States in 1942, and it is
sometimes called 1,4-dichlorobenzene.
- Paradichlorobenzene is
also used in deodorant blocks for rest room toilets and trash
containers.
- It has been used as an
insecticide for the control of termites and other organisms in soil and
as a fungicide agent for the control of plant diseases.
- Domestically, p-DCB is
used in households as a deodorant freshener. It has some minor use as a
moth repellent and mildew control agent and in the agricultural and
pharmaceutical industries.
- Worldwide,
p-dichlorobenzene is used primarily as a raw material for polyphenylene
sulfide (PPS) resins, for deodorant blocks for indoor air, and for
moth control.
- In 2010, there are over
thirty products registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
that contain paradichlorobenzene.
- An estimated 5 tonnes per
year (less than 1%) of p-DCB are used in the agricultural sector.
- The three main
chlorobenzenes—monochlorobenzene and ortho- and para-dichlorobenzene,
account for 99% of the global chlorobenzenes market.
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Introduction
- Paradichlorobenzene Fact
Sheet
- Pesticide
Database
- Paradichlorobenzene
poisoning
- Technical Factsheet
- 1,4-Dichlorobenzene
MSDS
- Action
- Moth Cake
- Big D Para Block
- Paradichlorobenzene
Blocks
- Para Blocks and
Crystals
- Deodorant blocks
- Perfumed Bowl Fresh Toilet Bowl
Deodorizer
- Krystal Para
- Paracide
- Para-Zyme
- Safety data for 1,4 -
dichlorobenzene
- Triple S
- Urinal Cake
Products
- Air Freshener
- Benotol
- Respiratory Hazards and Restroom
Deodorant Blocks
- p-DCB
Patents
- Process for producing
para-dichlorobenzene
- Steam reactivation of zeolite catalyst used in producing
para-dichlorobenzene
- Isomerization of
para-dichlorobenzene
- Treatment of para-dichlorobenzene
- Process for separating para-dichlorobenzene from isomeric
mixture of
dichlorobenzenes
- Process for preparing
paradichlorobenzene
Study
- Apparatus for the study of electronic spectra of
collisionally cooled
cations: para-dichlorobenzene
- Dichlorvos exposure impedes extraction
and
amplification of DNA from insects in
museum collections
- Freezing Point of
Paradichlorobenzene
- Determination of para-dichlorobenzene residues in honey by
purge and
trap with GCMSD |
Manufacturing
Process
- Assessment
Report
- How it is
made?
- Euro Chlor Risk
Assessment
- Purification of
para-Dichlorobenzene
- Dichlorobenzenes
Company
Profiles
- Company from Delhi
(India)
- Company from
China
- Company from
Belgium
- Company from Gujarat
(India)
- Another Company from
Gujarat (India)
- Company from
Australia
- Company from
Maharashtra(India)
Consultant
- Consultant from
Washington
- Consultant from
Australia
- Consultant from
Minnesota
- Consultant from
California
Suppliers
- Suppliers of
Paradichlorobenzene
- Indian
Suppliers
- Chinese
Suppliers
- Paradichlorobenzene
Suppliers
Toxicity
- Environmental Fate
of Paradichlorobenzene
- Health Effects
Information
- Proposed Re-evaluation
Decision
- Re-evaluation
Decision
- Reregistration
Eligibility Decision for Para-dichlorobenzene
- Chronic Toxicity
Summary
Reports
- Acute Haemolytic Anaemia
Following the Ingestion of Para-Dichlorobenzene
- Proposed
Amendments
- European Union
Risk
Assessment Report
- Initial Assessment
Report
- Moth repellent
toxicosis
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