Increase Output Dcpta 98%Tc, Plant Growth Regulator, Agrochemicals

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 24307-26-4
• Formula: C7h16n
• Model NO.: DCPTA 98%TC
• EINECS: C7h16n
• Kind: Growth Promoter
• Shape: Powder
• Usage: Hestening Rooting, Restrain The Growth of The Stem Leaf Bud, Blossom and Fruit Thinning, Cut-Flower Preservation, Improve The Amino Acid Content, Increase Lipid Content
• Classification: Auxin
• Transport Package: 25kg, 200L 20L 1L 250ml
• Specification: 720 550, 810
• Trademark: MOLOTUS
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3808
• Production Capacity: 5000t

Product Description

China basic Mepiquat chloride manufacturer exporter and Supplier

Product kind	PLANT REGULATOR
Common Name	Mepiquat chloride
Chemical name	1,1-Dimethylpiperidinium chloride; N,N-Dimethylpiperidinium chloride
Molecular Formula	C7H16N.Cl
Molecular Weight	149.66
Chemical Structure
CAS Registry Number	24307-26-4
Properties:	Appearance:White to slight yellow crystalline solid Melting Point:223centigrade, Decomposition Point:285centigrade Solubility:Solubility in gram in every 100g solvent at 20centigrade.Water;>100g;Ethanol:<16.2g; , ether, ethyl  , cyclohexame and olive oil:<0.1g. Thermal Stability:Stable to heat. Combustibility and Explosibility:Inflammable, inexplosive Storage Stability:A stable period of 2 years, under the cool, shade and dry storage conditions.
Uses:	This product is kind of plant growth regulator. It mostly restrain the biosynthesis of gibberellic acid inside crops when being absorbed by leaves and roots. In this way, it can restrain the elongation of cell, stay the vegetation growth; make plants shorter and increase content of chlorophyll. This also increases assimilation of leaves and adjusts distribution of outcome inside plants.
Toxicity:	Acute Toxicity: Adult Rat Oral LD50 =1490mg/kg Dermal LD50 =7800mg/kg Inhalation LC50 =3.2mg/L Toxicity to Eye and Skin:No irritatiion to rabbit skin and eyes.
Type of formulation:	98% TC
Packing Details	kg/foil bag, 25kgs/drum 25 Kgs/Fibre Drum Or As Per Customer'S Request