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| CAS No.: | 33089-61-1 |
| Formula: | C19h23n3 |
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Amitraz, also known as mite gram, is an organic compound with a molecular formula of C19H23N3. Formamidine acaricides, which were launched in the 1970s, can be obtained by the aminolysis reaction of monoformamidine and CH3-C7H13-N=CHOC2H5.
The product was colorless needle crystals. Insoluble in water. Oral LD50 of mice: 600~800 mg/kg. It has contact killing and fumigation effects on harmful mites, and is effective on eggs, nymphs and adult mites. It is used as acaricide in agriculture and livestock.
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Foreign name Amitraz Alias Amine triazolium; fruit mites kill; kill mites; amitraz Chemical formula C19H23N3 Molecular weight 293.406 CAS accession number 33089-61-1 EINECS accession number 251-375-4 Melting point 86 to 88 ºC water soluble insoluble Appearance Colorless needle crystal Application of broad-spectrum acaricides |
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