Module 3 : Pesticide Specific

An emulsifiable concentrate is composed of which of the following?

To aid mixing a petroleum based oil solvent with water, add a(n) ________.

What is the usual order for tank mixing pesticides?

What is one of the biggest causes of labels and containers to deteriorate in a pesticide storage facility?

Fogging is good for catching bugs that are actively exposed, but it can drives other insects (such as roaches in kitchens) further into wall voids.

Salt in water is an example of a:

The ability of a pesticide to dissolve in a solvent, usually water, is known as:

Which formulation is actually a wettable powder that’s already in a slurry?

Most dry formulations that are mixed with water also have ____ added to assist with mixing the active ingredient clay carrier combination with water.

When two or more pesticides mixed together form a putty or paste, separate into layers or look like cottage cheese it is an example of:

What signal word indicates that a pesticide is fatal in low doses?

Which of the following is a true statement about containment pads

Which cannot be made into a liquid formulation?

Which of the following influences whether a chemical changes from a liquid or solid state into a gas or vapor.

Which are potentially more hazardous than other rodenticide formulations and must be applied with extra caution?

Which formulation provides outstanding longevity in moist or wet conditions?

In most cases, ___________ kills only the insects present in the air during time of treatment.

Once a duster has been used for a given pesticide, it should never be used to apply another?

Rodent baits are not only toxic to most mammals that might eat the bait, they are also toxic to fish?

________ is the best way to get an insecticide to an entire pharaoh ant colony.

When baiting for ants indoors, applying persistent, fast acting, contact insecticides does not affect the baiting success.

_______ are formulated for exterior application where it is desirable to provide good longevity in wet, hot or other specific environmental conditions.

Any substance or mixture of substance or chemicals intended for defoliation or desiccating plants or for preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigating any insects, rodent, fungi, bacteria, weeds or other forms of plant or animal life declared to be a pest is known as a:

Which is an example of a pesticide impregnated onto a surface of a plastic? (select 2 answers)

Which statement is true?

Which is true:

Which is a disadvantages of ULV formulations?

What percentage of active ingredient is in a ready-to-use formulation?

Wettable powders (wp), soluble powders (sp), emulsifiable concentrate (ec) and flowable microencapsulates (fm) are used in________.

Pheromones are used in traps and monitors.

What is the signal word of a product whose oral LD50 value is 40 mg?

Aside from natural controls, what is the most common control method for pests?

Risk is determined by the toxicitiy of a chemical and how long you are exposed to the pesticide. 

Dust formulations may drift off target due to the weight and size of the particles.

What is an advantage of using an emulsifiable concentrate?