diethyltoluamide cas 134-62-3

DiethyltoluamideQuick Details

Product Name:Diethyltoluamide

CAS: 134-62-3

Molecular Formula: C12H17NO

Molecular Weight: 191.3

Diethyltoluamide Structure:

Appearance:Clear, yellowishto colorless liquid

DiethyltoluamideTypical Properties

What is diethyltoluamide?

Diethyltoluamide is abbreviated as DEET, the chemical name diethyltoluamide, is a broad-spectrum insect repellent that has a repellent effect on a variety of scorpion insects in various environments. It can drive away fly, cockroach, and black fly. , cockroaches, deer flies, fleas, crickets, horse flies, mosquitoes, sand flies, small flying insects, ticks and ticks.

DiethyltoluamideUsuage

1. Diethyltoluamide was developed and owned by the US Department of Agriculture during World War II. The product was designated as a mosquito repellent product used by the US military in 1946.

2. In 1957, it was registered as an insect repellent at the US Environmental Protection Agency and began to be used for civilian purposes. It was originally used as a pesticide on farms. Later, the US government applied for its use during the war, especially in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Nearly 40% of Americans use insect repellents containing diethyltoluamide, which is used by about 200 million people worldwide. Over 40 years, more than 20,000 research units have proved that DEET is the safest on the market. An effective broad-spectrum repellent.

3. The World Health Organization also recommends the use of repellent products containing diethyltoluamide to prevent the attack of vector insects. Often used in combination with other insecticides, but it is more toxic when mixed with carbamate insecticides.

4. This product is the main repellent component of various solid and liquid mosquito repellent series.

DiethyltoluamidePackaging and Shipping

Shelflife from 6months to 12 months (Room temperature, light avoidance, nitrogen protection).

200kg/plasticsdrum.