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As Insecticidal Fumigant
Popular for Domestic Use Against Clothes Moths Germicide
Manufacturing of 2,5-DICHLOROANILINE
Dyes
Used in Pharmacy
P-Dichlorobenzene is sometimes used as a deodorant for
garbage and restrooms,
As
an insecticide for control of fruit borers and ants.
May
be applied to tobacco seed beds for blue mold control.
For the control of peach tree borer;
Mildew and mold on leather and fabrics.
Gallery
injections with 6 insecticides and 3 fumigants were
tested for comparative effectiveness in controlling
Prionoxystus robiniae (Peck), and Paranthrene simulans
(Grote). The three fumigants (carbon disulfide, Serafume,
and Para dichlorobenzene) provided complete control.
The
gallery injection technique was deemed feasible for
use against borers in high-value trees. Gallery injection
has advantages over bark sprays because it can give
satisfactory control of borers already established in
galleries and limits chemical application to a few galleries
instead of entire trees or stands of trees.
It
is used as an additive in resin-bonded abrasive wheels
to provide a more open structure, and vaporizes during
the curing operation leaving pores and wider grain spacing.
Hydrolysis
of 1,4-dichlorobenzene with cupric salts and hydroxylamine
gives the para-chlorophenols.
Nitration
of p-dichlorobenzene to yield 1,4-dichloro-2-nitrobenzene
intermediate for dyestuff.
The
reaction of p-dichlorobenzene with sodium sulfide in
a polar organic solvent to produce PPS - poly(phenylene
sulfide) An engineering plastic used for surface coatings
and model resins.
Para-dichlorobenzene
may have had minor use as an extreme-pressure lubricant.
Applications
include use as an intermediate in organic synthesis
and as on animal repellant.
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