イミダクロプリド98％TC

Imidacloprid 98%TC is yet another pesticide used in the fight against crop pests on over 300 crops around the world. Nicknames for this product include imidaclite, which is short for Imidacloprid 98% and duped.

It is the active ingredient in many pesticides. Imidacloprid takes its name from imide (the I) and does panic acid (the D). It is neurotoxic, which causes paralysis to insects, curbs their appetite, and eventually kills them after repeated doses.

It has very low volatility and does not soak deep into fruit peelings or bruised apples. This means you can spray your apples all day long with no fear of it contaminating other types of food products nearby.

The product’s chemical name is 6-chloro-2-imino-1,3,-diisocyanatocyclohexane.

Imidacloprid 98%TC is an insecticide most commonly used in agriculture with a specifically targeted function of acting on the insect's nervous system.

It kills insects by interfering with nerve impulses, causing paralysis and eventual death as a pesticide to prevent further damage from insects on different crops.

It is also used for insect control in greenhouses. Imidacloprid 98%TC is an active ingredient found in some anticoagulant rodenticides given to rats and mice in livestock farms.

In these situations, its effectiveness is increased when deployed with certain types of bait food designed especially for shelter attractions by adding ingredients such as peanut butter, cheese and outrageous material. This helps the rodents ingest enough Imidacloprid 98%TC to be quickly lethal, and they will not eat the bait again after they die.