weeds stay dead . . .
...when you formulate 2,U-D and 2,U,5-T
Esters of Butoxy Ethoxy Propanol Here9s
how your product
benefits:
1 These esters are low in volatility. This insures maximum efficiency in weed and brush control plus minimum danger from vapor damage to sensitive crops. 2 Esters are approved for use in control of weeds in small grains and general weed and brush control. 3 Formulating problems are reduce These esters are mobile liquids at normal temperatures. They are also miscible in all proportions with aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbon solvents.
Other
CARBIDE
formulating
aids for herbicides
are—
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• Di-and triethanolamine—for alkanolamine salts o f 2.4-D • iJiethylamine, triethvlamine, and isopropvlamine—for 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T
In Canada: Carbide Chemicals Company. Division of Union Carbide Canada Limited, Montreal.
alkvlamine salts of
• 2-Ethylhexanol, butanol, and isobutanol—for esters of 2.4-D and 2,4,5-T • CARBOWAX polyethylene glycols—intermediates in the manufacture o f nonionic emulsifiers
CHEMICALS
• CARBITOL and CELLOSOLVK solvents—coupling agents
• TERGITOL nonionics N P \ and XD—dispersants and emulsifiers • Epoxides-epichlorhydrin and propylene oxide-acid acceptor stabilizers
Union Carbide Chemicals'•: C 6 m p a n y
For information or samples—write todav to Γ η ion Carbide Chemicals Company, Room 328, Dept. H, 3 0 East 12nd" St.. New York 17. Ν . Υ. "Carboicax" "Carbitol." "Cellosoive,"' registered trade-marks of Lnion Carbide
"Tergitol" and "Union Corporation.
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