Acute Toxic Agents
These are toxicants that cause severe to moderately severe adverse effects on single exposure. The effects are oftentimes seen within hrs or few days after exposure.
CHLOROACETAMIDES
Toxicology The acute oral LD50 for chloroacetamide preservative was 155 mg/kg for mice,70 to 138 mg/kg for rats, 31 mg/kg for dogs, and 122 mg/kg for rabbits. Chloroacetamide was …
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Toxicology Saflufenacil, bromacil and terbacil are pyrimidinediones that inhibits protoporphyrinogen-IX-oxidase (PPO . . . Please Subscribe to continue reading
Read MoreDimethenamid-p
The commonly used amides and acetamides include bensulide, dimethenamid-P and propanil. Dimethenamid-P is characterised by a moderate acute toxicity orally and low acute toxicity dermally or by inhalation (Oral LD50 …
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