Dichlorvos
CAS Number
62-73-7Synonym
Astrobot; Atgard; Bibesol; Brevinyl; Canogard; Cyanophos; DDVF; DDVP; Derribante; Dichlorman; 2,2-Dichlorovinyldimethyl phosphate; Dichloroethenyl dimethyl phosphate; Dichlorophos; Dichlorovas; Dimethyl 2,2-dichloroethenyl phosphate; Equigard; Equigel; Fecama; Fekama; Herkol; Mafu Marvex; Mopari; NCI-C000113; Nefrafos; Nerkol; Novotox; Oko; Panaplate; Phosvit; Prentox; Tenac; Tetravos; UDVF; Verdican; Verdipor; Vinylofos; Vinylophos; EPA Pesticide Code: 084001
Occurrence/Use
Insecticide, veterinary medicine (worming agent, botacide). All domestic uses, and many commercial and industrial uses banned in the US in 1995.
Cancer Potency Information
| Inhalation Unit Risk (μg/cubic meter)-1: | 8.3 E-5 |
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| Inhalation Slope Factor (mg/kg-day)-1: | 2.9 E-1 |
| Oral Slope Factor (mg/kg-day)-1: | 2.9 E-1 |
| Comments/References: |
CDHS 1990. Cancer Risk for 11 Carcinogens.
US EPA 1989. IRIS Database: Dichlorvos.
Note: (Inhalation) Animal to human scaling factor of body weight to 0.75 power. (Oral) Oral potency based on mononuclear leukemia in male rats. An animal to human scaling factor assuming equivalence based on body weight to 0.75 power was used. |
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Chemical Status
| Cancer: | Currently listed |
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Cancer
| Listed as causing : | Listed as causing: Cancer |
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