Water-miscible liquids

Definition

A type of insecticide formulation where the active ingredient is dissolved in water or alcohol, making it readily miscible in water.

Etymology

From Latin 'aqua' meaning 'water' and 'miscibilis' meaning 'capable of mixing'.

Example

Many insecticides are formulated as water-miscible liquids for ease of application.

Related Terms

• Emulsifiable concentrate
• Water-soluble concentrate

Usage Notes

Water-miscible liquids are often used in combination with other ingredients to improve their effectiveness and stability.