Temephos Pesticide
Temephos is an insecticide active ingredient used in certain approved pest and public-health vector-control products. Commercial formulations and concentrations vary by manufacturer.
Dicamba Herbicide
Dicamba is a selective herbicide used to control susceptible broadleaf weeds in approved agricultural and non-agricultural applications. Product formulation and registered uses vary.
Dicamba is a selective herbicidal active ingredient belonging to the benzoic acid group. It is used for managing susceptible broadleaf weeds in applications permitted by the relevant product registration. Product Details: • Chemical Name: Dicamba • Molecular Formula: C₈H₆Cl₂O₃ • CAS Number: 1918-00-9 • Product Type: Herbicide • Chemical Group: Benzoic acid herbicides Product Specifications: Commercial formulations may vary in concentration, salt form, and physical properties. Confirm the exact formulation and specifications using the applicable product label and technical data sheet. Use and Compliance: Approved crops, application directions, and restrictions depend on the registered formulation and local regulations. Dicamba can damage sensitive plants through spray drift or vapour movement, so follow all label precautions. Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited supplies agricultural inputs for commercial requirements.
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