Diacrylamide

Diacrylamide
Diacrylamide’s Chinese alias, -dipropenyl--chloroacetamide, English name, -, molecular formula, molecular weight:. Boiling point. Refractive index. Flash point. -/3,- Density. /Dangerous Goods Transport Number Packing Class Hazard Category.(b) Storage Temperature -Use Mode of Action of Diacrylamide Selective pre-emergence soil treatment herbicide. Absorbed by germinating seed shoots. It inhibits the respiration of germinated seeds and the cell division and protein synthesis of young shoots, especially the formation of amylase, hindering the transportation of nutrients, causing the seeds to lack energy and soluble sugar during germination, and the growth of weeds is inhibited or killed. But it cannot kill dormant seeds and growing weeds. The effective concentration is ./The growth inhibition rate of ryegrass is . This is relatively high among -chloroacetamides with substituted 3-carbon chains. Its chlorine atom is active and can be metabolized into hydroxyacetic acid and diallylamine. Dosage ~(active ingredient)/residual period in soil is 3~ weeks. Applicable crops: beet, cabbage, sweet potato, onion, corn, sorghum, soybean, tomato, celery, orchard, etc. Control targets include annual grass weeds and some broadleaf weeds, such as wheatgrass, barnyardgrass, bromegrass, wild oats, bluegrass, corngrass, crabgrass, purslane, soybean grass, etc. Used in organic synthesis. Herbicide.
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