toxaphene

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Toxaphene is a highly toxic, persistent organochlorine insecticide and environmental pollutant that has been widely banned due to its long-term ecological and health impacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf environmental pollutant ⓘ
insecticide ⓘ
organochlorine compound ⓘ
organochlorine insecticide ⓘ
persistent organic pollutant ⓘ
pesticide ⓘ
accumulatesIn fatty tissues of animals ⓘ
human adipose tissue ⓘ
bannedForUse agricultural purposes in many countries ⓘ
bannedIn Canada ⓘ
European Union ⓘ
United States ⓘ
chemicalFormula C10H10Cl8 (approximate) ⓘ
classifiedAs possible human carcinogen ⓘ
classifiedBy International Agency for Research on Cancer ⓘ
degradesSlowlyBy biodegradation ⓘ
photolysis ⓘ
exposureRoute dermal contact ⓘ
ingestion of contaminated food ⓘ
inhalation of contaminated air ⓘ
hasAlternativeName camphechlor ⓘ
chlorinated camphene ⓘ
polychlorinated camphene ⓘ
hasComponent chlorinated bornanes ⓘ
chlorinated camphenes ⓘ
hasEnvironmentalImpact bioaccumulation in birds ⓘ
bioaccumulation in fish ⓘ
bioaccumulation in marine mammals ⓘ
contamination of sediments ⓘ
contamination of surface waters ⓘ
long-range atmospheric transport ⓘ
hasHealthEffect endocrine disruption ⓘ
kidney toxicity ⓘ
liver toxicity ⓘ
neurotoxicity ⓘ
possible carcinogenicity ⓘ
hasProperty bioaccumulative ⓘ
highly chlorinated ⓘ
highly toxic ⓘ
lipophilic ⓘ
persistent in the environment ⓘ
poorly soluble in water ⓘ
semi-volatile ⓘ
listedIn Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants ⓘ
persistsIn aquatic ecosystems ⓘ
sediment ⓘ
soil ⓘ
producedByProcess chlorination of camphene ⓘ
regulatedBy Environment Canada ⓘ
European Chemicals Agency ⓘ
United States Environmental Protection Agency ⓘ
usedAs insecticide on cereal crops ⓘ
insecticide on cotton ⓘ
insecticide on fruits ⓘ
insecticide on vegetables ⓘ
pesticide for livestock ⓘ
pesticide for ticks and mites ⓘ
wasWidelyUsedIn Canada ⓘ
Europe ⓘ
United States ⓘ
developing countries ⓘ

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