The logP values for some common insecticides are shown below. Which of the insecticides is the most water soluble? When imidacloprid is placed into an octanol/water system, the -4 concentration of imidacloprid in the octanol layer is found to be 2.2x10* mol/L. Calculate the concentration of imidacloprid in the water layer. Benотyl LogP = 1.7 Glyphosate (Round-Up) LogP =-3.2 Malathion LogP = 2.75 Imidacloprid LogP = 0.57

The logP values for some common insecticides are shown below. Which of the insecticides is the most water soluble? When imidacloprid is placed into an octanol/water system, the -4 concentration of imidacloprid in the octanol layer is found to be 2.2x10* mol/L. Calculate the concentration of imidacloprid in the water layer. Benотyl LogP = 1.7 Glyphosate (Round-Up) LogP =-3.2 Malathion LogP = 2.75 Imidacloprid LogP = 0.57

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