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Fentin acetate

ACETATE DE TRIPEHNYL-ETAIN (lUPAC), (ACETYLOXY) TRIPHENYLSTANNANE (CAS). FENTINE (AFNOR) STANNANE, (ACETYLOXY)TRIPHENYL- [Pg.12]

New a.s. are active substances not on the market of EC in protection products before 25 July 1993. Noninclusion has been decided for the following as after evaluation azinphos-ethyl, chlozohnate, chlorfenapyr, cyhalothiin, dinoterb, DNOC, fentin-acetate, fentin-hydroxide, fenvalerate, ferbam, lindane, monolinuron, parathion, permethrin, propham, pyrazophos, quintozen, tecnazen, zineb. [Pg.17]

The triphenyltins fentin acetate and fentin hydroxide are non-systemic... [Pg.101]

Triphenyl tin chloride fentin acetate, fentin hyroxide... [Pg.1051]

ACETYLOXY)TRIPHENYL-STANNANE (9CI) BATASAN BRESTAN ENT 25,208 FEN-OLOVO ACETATE FENTIN ACETAAT (DUTCH) FENTIN ACETAT (GERMAN) FENTIN ACETATE FENTINE ACETATE (FRENCH) FINTIN ACETATO (ITALIAN) GC 6936 HOE-2824 LIROMATIN LIROSTANOL PHENTIN ACETATE PHENTINOACETATE SUZU... [Pg.15]

Fentin acetate Batasan, Brestan, Phenostat-A, Phentinoace-tate, Suzu, Tinestan, TPTA... [Pg.192]

Figure 2. Effect of soil disinfestation with methyl bromide (MB), solarization, autoclaving and treatment with TMTD and fentin acetate (FA), on the degradation of MBC that was added at 10 Ug/g soil. The fungicides TMTD and FA were added at 20 Ug/g soil. Figure 2. Effect of soil disinfestation with methyl bromide (MB), solarization, autoclaving and treatment with TMTD and fentin acetate (FA), on the degradation of MBC that was added at 10 Ug/g soil. The fungicides TMTD and FA were added at 20 Ug/g soil.
Figure 3. Effect of soil disinfestation and some fungicides on the degradation of diphenamid and MBC in soils that have acquired enhanced degradation capacity (P), as compared with a nontreated soil (NP). MB=methyl bromide, FA=fentin acetate. Data adapted from Ref.9 and Ref.11. Figure 3. Effect of soil disinfestation and some fungicides on the degradation of diphenamid and MBC in soils that have acquired enhanced degradation capacity (P), as compared with a nontreated soil (NP). MB=methyl bromide, FA=fentin acetate. Data adapted from Ref.9 and Ref.11.
Table I. Degradation of Diphenamid (10 pg/ml) in Mixed Bacterial Culture, Derived from Soil with Enhanced Degradation Capacity, and which was Amended with Thiram (TMTD), Fentin Acetate (FA), Chloramphenicol (Chloram), Cycloheximide (Cyclo) or PCNB... Table I. Degradation of Diphenamid (10 pg/ml) in Mixed Bacterial Culture, Derived from Soil with Enhanced Degradation Capacity, and which was Amended with Thiram (TMTD), Fentin Acetate (FA), Chloramphenicol (Chloram), Cycloheximide (Cyclo) or PCNB...
Ascher et al. (1967) found that triphenyl tin hydroxide (fentin hydroxide, 34) and triphenyltin acetate (fentin acetate, 35), already known for their fungicidal and insect antifeedant effect, also show insect sterilising activity. They assumed that the sterilisation of male insects is brought about by a slow poisoning of the sperm. [Pg.221]

Triphenyltin acetate (fentin acetate, 14) is prepared according to the following scheme ... [Pg.298]

Triphenyltin acetate has a relatively low persistency. Triphenyltin hydroxide, form in the presence of water, is converted by light, ultraviolet light in particular by successive desarylation, into inorganic tin compounds. The diphenyl derivative is scarcely toxic, while the monophenyl compound is unstable (Kroeller, 1960). In the soil, about 25% of fentin acetate is broken down by microorganisms after 9 weeks but metabolites could not be identified (Suess and Eben 1973 Barnes et al.,... [Pg.298]

Acetate. C20H,tO2Sn, triphenyltin acetate, aceloxyiriphen-yltin, fentin acetate, Brestan. Prepn from acetic acid and (C,l l5>2SiiOI I van der Kirk, Luijten, J. Appl. Chem. (London) 6, 49 (1956) and (C(Hj)2SnH Weber, Becker, J. Org. Chem 27, ]25S (1962). Small needles, mp 122-124. Sol in ether, slightly sol in alcohol, benzene. [Pg.1533]

Acetatotriphenylstannane. See Fentin acetate Acetdimethylamide. See Dimethyl acetamide Acetein. See Acetylcysteine Acetene. See Ethylene Aceteugenol. See Eugenyl acetate Acstic dcid... [Pg.32]

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