Stable concentrates and emulsions of water-insoluble organic pesticides
AssigneeDowElanco
InventorsRitchie A. Wessling, Dale M. Pickelman, Dennis G. Wujek
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AssigneeDowElanco
InventorsRitchie A. Wessling, Dale M. Pickelman, Dennis G. Wujek
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Stable emulsions of water-insoluble organic pesticides are formed by mixing the pesticide with an aqueous dispersion of a graft copolymer comprising a reactive polymeric surfactant base polymer and a nonionic hydrophobic grafted composition. The graft copolymer spontaneously absorbs organic pesticides with low water solubility upon simple mixing. The resulting product is much more stable to coalescence than emulsions made with conventional or polymeric surfactants. Emulsifiable organic based concentrates, having a continuous oil phase, which are formed from admixtures of pesticidally active water-insoluble organic pesticides with graft copolymers can be diluted with or in water, thus, inverting the continuous oil phase to stable water based oil-in-water emulsions of the active pesticide.
A pesticidal formulation concentrate that can be diluted with water to form a stable oil in water emulsion, said concentrate comprising (1) a water insoluble organic pesticide;
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