Liquid homogeneous formulation of a pesticide with emulsifiers in an organic solvent which forms a dispersion when added to water as a diluent. (GIFAP, 1995)
A pesticide formulation consisting of an active ingredient and an emulsifying agent in an organic solvent. The solvent is usually not soluble in water. When an EC product is mixed with water prior to application, the resulting mix is a dispersion of fine, oily particles in water.
A concentrated solution and an emulsifying agent in an organic solvent which will form an emulsion when added to water.
A pesticide formulation produced by disolving the active ingredient and an emulsifying agent in a suitable solvent. When added to water, an emulsion (milky mixture) is produced.
A concentrated herbicide formulation containing organic solvents and adjuvants to facilitate emulsification with water.
Material mixed with a solvent (usually petroleum) that forms an emulsion when mixed with water for application.
A concentrated pesticide formulation usually consisting of a pesticide dissolved in an organic solvent and a surface active agent which permits direct dispersion of the total formulation in water.
