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Zineb is a foliate
fungicide and is a polymeric complex of zinc with the ethylene bi
(dithiocarbamate) anionic ligand.
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Zineb [zinc
ethylenebis(dithiocarbamate) is used as a fungicide much like
thiuram.
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Zineb is produced by
reacting ethylene bis(dithiocarbamate) sodium salt, nabam, with zinc
sulfate.
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Zineb is an ethylene
bisdithiocarbamate protective fungicide.
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Zineb Used to protect
foliage and fruit of a wide range of crops against diseases such as
potato and tomato blight, Botrytis spp., downy mildews and
rusts.
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Zineb Used especially on
citrus for control of greasy spot and to extend control of citrus rust
mite.
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Zineb also results
from combining nabam(or diammonium or potassium ammonium analogs) with
zinc sulfate in the spray tank.
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Zineb pure product is
white powder. Its tech is yellow or white powder. It has slight rotten
egg odor, decompose before melting point. Flash point is 138-143℃.
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Zineb soluble in water
hard, insoluble in most organic solvents, but can soluble in pyridine
carbon bisulfide, in stability to sunlight, hot, wet.
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Zineb decompose easily
with alkalescence or matter with Cu, Hg, give out CS2 and decrease
efficacy.
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Zineb is unstable under
light, heat and moisture condition, when mixture with the strong alkali,
copper and mercurial material, Zineb is readily release carbon bisulfide
to reduce the efficacy.
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Zineb is effective for
the treatment of Zineb deficiency. Zineb refers to a group of
fat-soluble substances that are structurally related to and possess the
biological activity of the parent substance of the group called
all-trans retinol or retinol.
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Zineb can cause
irritation to eyes, nose, and throat and is harmful if inhaled. Zineb
produced an increased incidence of lung tumors after its oral
administration in one strain of mice.
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Zineb is slightly to
moderately toxic when ingested .
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Early symptoms from
exposure of humans to inhalation of zineb include tiredness, dizziness
and weakness. More severe symptoms include headache, nausea, fatigue,
slurred speech, convulsions and unconsciousness
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Zineb is metabolized, or
broken down chemically, to ethylene thiourea (ETU), a chemical which can
cause abnormal fetal development .
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Zineb is closely related
to another fungicide, maneb, as they are both in the same chemical
class, ethylene-bis-dithiocarbamates (EBDCs).
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Zineb is generally not
poisonous to plants, except in zinc-sensitive varieties, such as tobacco
and cucurbits. |
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Technology
- H-Point Standard Addition for
Simultaneous Determination Zineb
- High performance liquid
chromatographic to distinguish zineb
- Spectrometric determination of
zineb on slurry sampling
- Spectrophotometric Method for the
Determination of Fungicide Zinc Ethylenebisdithiocarbamate using Sodium
Molybdate
- Indirect determination of zineb in
food stuffs by spectrometry
- Indirect determination of
dithiocarbamate by spectrometry
Analysis
- Decomposition of zineb applied to
plants
- Distribution and retention of zineb
in rainbow trout
- Growth, Morphological alterations
and adaptation of some plant pathogenic fungi to zineb
- Melanin inhibitors in some
Phytopathogenic fungi
- Properties of metal containing
zineb
- Zineb plant product produt -
FAO
- Vitamin E prevents ethylene
bis(dithiocarbamate) pesticide zineb-induced sister chromatid exchange
in Chinese hamster ovary cells
Report
- Fungicides and plant
injury
- Differential Response of Green
Algal Species to Six Pesticides
- Standard for zineb active
constituent
- Environmental Criteria -
Zineb
- Correlation of the Structures
of
Agricultural Fungicides |
Process
- Zineb Analytical Methods
- Analytical procedure of Zineb in
plant material
- Zineb Residue analysis
- Zineb Residue Analysis by Kenya, Korea
Raw Material
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Application
- Zineb use as a booster biocide in
antifouling products
- Zineb Control the rust mites on
citrus
- Downy Mildew control - Zineb
Patent
- Stabilization of zineb
- Fungicidal compositions employing
synergistic mixtures of phenylacetamide derivatives and Zineb
- Mixtures of methyl
2-benzimidazolecarbamate and ethylenebisdithio-carbamic acid salts as
foliar fungicides
- Mixtures of
1-(Butlacarbamoyl)-2-Benzimidazolecarbamic acid, methyl ester and
ethylenebisdithtocarmic acid salts as foliar fungicides
Effect
- Effect of zineb on citrus
seedlings
- Zineb effects on human lymphocytes
- Histopathological effects of the
residual zineb in lettuces on the liver and kidney of albino mice
- Control of mummy berry of
high bush blueberry
- Effect of Zineb in Sweet
potato
Toxicity
- Zineb Toxicity
- Zineb extoxnet
- Zineb toxicity effects
- Genotoxic effects of fungicide
Zineb
- Acute intoxication -
zineb
- Metabolism of zineb in laying
hens
- Residue estimation in Zineb
- Tolerance of zineb
- Toxicity and residue of
zineb
- Evaluation of zineb residue in
food
- Dermatotoxicity of Chemicals in the
Dorsal Skin of Hairless Dogs
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