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Very often, the slow release of active ingredients is mentioned as the major advantage and even the goal of the use of CS pesticide formulations. Is it true? When and why CS pesticide formulations should be used? How are active ingredients released from the formulation capsules? The below article highlights the theme.

The article describes the adverse impact of Perchloro Methyl Mercaptan contaminant in technical Folpet and Captan on future stability of the pesticidal formulations.

The global surfactant market features diverse chemistries, from low molecular weight to polymer-based surfactants. This review explores the surfactant market landscape, examining their applications across various industries and highlighting traditional and emerging chemistries.

The article describes the basic concepts, terms, and general information about the plant protection products and fertilizers used in the world.

The caking ability of powder NPK fertilizer blends significantly impacts their handling, transport, and overall performance. This article highlights the best practice for evaluating and controlling the caking ability of NPK blends.

This article examines the detrimental consequences of the presence of Perchloro Methyl Mercaptan (PCMM) as a contaminant in technical Folpet and Captan pesticides, focusing on its impact on the long-term stability of pesticide formulations.

This article clarifies the commonly misunderstood color instability in aqueous SC formulations caused by the chemical structure of pesticide molecules. The article focuses on addressing such problems associated with very common pesticides.