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| '''Diazinon''', IUPAC name '''O,O-Diethyl 2-isopropyl-6-methyl-4-pyrimidinylphosphorothioate''', is a pesticide developed by Geigy in the 1950s used to control insects, ticks and nematodes on many crops including fruit trees, vegatables, forage and pasture crops and ornamental plants. | | '''Diazinon''', IUPAC name '''O,O-Diethyl 2-isopropyl-6-methyl-4-pyrimidinylphosphorothioate''', is a pesticide developed by Geigy in the 1950s used to control insects, ticks and nematodes on many crops including fruit trees, vegatables, forage and pasture crops and ornamental plants. |
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| Diazinon is toxic by inhalation, ingestion and skin adsorption. Because it is an [[acetylcholinesterase]] inhibitor, intoxication is similar to exposure to nerve agents. Long term use of the product, especially among commercial gardeners, can lead to permenant nerve damage. In some cases of exposure, [[atropine]] may be indicated.
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| ==References==
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| == other names ==
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| This chemical is sold under dozens of trade names and many more trivial names, listed below.
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| <br>''Trade names''
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| *Acinon
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| *Bazinon
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| *Cekuzinon
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| *Danol
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| *Devizinon
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| *Diacidol
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| *Diagran
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| *Diaphos
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| *Diazain
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| *Diazate
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| *Diazichem
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| *Diazinobomeed
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| *Diazol
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| *Dizalux
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| *Diazudin
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| *Fordizon
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| *Forsudin
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| *Forwazinon
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| *Geater
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| *Hezudin
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| *Laidan
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| *Metazon
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| *Nemazone
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| *Newsibon
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| *Vazinon
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| *Vibasu
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| *Vitanon
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| *Wopro-diazinon
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| *Woprozinol
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| <br>''trivial names''
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| *AG-500
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| *AI3-19507
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| *Alfa-tox Antigal
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| *BRN 0273790
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| *Bassadinon
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| *Basudin
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| *Bazanon
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| *Bazuden
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| *CCRIS 204
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| *Caswell No. 342
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| *Ciazinon
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| *Compass
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| *Cooper's Flystrike Powder
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| *Dacutox
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| *Dassitox
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| *Dazzel
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| *Delzinon
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| *Diazajet
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| *Diazide
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| *Diazinon
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| *Diazinone
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| *Diazitol
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| *Diazol
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| *Dicid
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| *Dimpilato
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| *Dimpylat
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| *Dimpylate
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| *Disonex
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| *Dizictol
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| *Dizinil
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| *Dizinon
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| *Drawizon
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| *Dyzol
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| *Ektoband
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| *Evict
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| *Exodin
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| *Flytrol
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| *G 24480
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| *G 301
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| *G-24480
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| *Galesan
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| *Garden Tox
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| *Geigy 24480
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| *HSDB 303
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| *Hi-Yield Imported Fire Ant Killer
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| *KFM Blowfly Dressing
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| *Kayazinon
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| *Kayazol
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| *Kleen-Dok
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| *Knox Out 2FM
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| *Knox Out Yellow Jacket Contorl
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| *Knox-out
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| *Meodinon
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| *Neocidol
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| *Neodinon
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| *Nipsan
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| *Nucidol
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| *OMS 469
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| *Oleodiazinon
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| *Optimizer
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| *Ortho Diazinon Ultra
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| *PT 265
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| *Sarolex
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| *Spectracide
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| *Srolex
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| *Terminator
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| *Topclip 40
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| *Topclip Blue
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| *Topclip Blue Shield
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Revision as of 15:55, 5 April 2009
(CC) Image: David E. Volk Diazinon
Diazinon, IUPAC name O,O-Diethyl 2-isopropyl-6-methyl-4-pyrimidinylphosphorothioate, is a pesticide developed by Geigy in the 1950s used to control insects, ticks and nematodes on many crops including fruit trees, vegatables, forage and pasture crops and ornamental plants.
