Dichloropropane

Dichloropropane (DCP) is a clear, colorless liquid with a characteristic odor, no mechanical impurities and a minimum purity of 99%. It is obtained during propylene oxide production and repeatedly distilled.

Mainly outside the European Union, Dichloropropane is used as a component of fumigants (D-D, Telone II) and insecticides for peach trees, grasses and domestic cattle parasites. In these markets, it is also used to combat fungi and molds, including fusariosis of peas, lemons and tomatoes.

Basic product data

Producer

PCC Rokita SA, PCC Rokita SA - Chlorine Business Unit

Chemical name

1,2-dichloropropane

CAS number

78-87-5

Product details and documentation

Properties and applications

Applications:

Component of fumigants, such as D-D and Telone II, mainly outside the European Union.
Component of insecticides targeting pests of peach trees and grasses, as well as parasites of domestic cattle, mainly outside the European Union.
Control of fungi and molds, including Fusarium diseases of peas, lemons and tomatoes, mainly outside the European Union.

Data sheet

Producer

PCC Rokita SA, PCC Rokita SA - Chlorine Business Unit

Chemical name

1,2-dichloropropane

CAS number

78-87-5

Manufacturer's certificates