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This document provides structured practice material for the Illinois pesticide applicator exam, covering essential topics such as pesticide safety, state and federal regulations, application methods, and environmental protection. It is formatted as a question-and-answer review to support effective study and exam readiness. The content is designed to help candidates prepare for pesticide applicator certification requirements in Illinois.

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What is a pesticide


a substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals.


Pesticides are made up of


Active and inert ingredients


AI


Active ingredient - chemical effective against pest


Inert ingredients


don't harm pest but make the AI more effective


Herbicide formulation


may be ready to use or may require dilution with carrier (oil or liquid)

,60WDG


60% AI water-dispersible granule


4EC


4 lbs ai per gallon of emulsifiable concentrate


SP


Soluable powder - dry formulation. Mixed with water. Dissolve readily and form true solution.


WP, P


Wettable Powder - dry formulation. Finely ground powder. Forms suspension not true solution.
Abrasive, requires agitation, inhalation risk

,DF, WDG


Dry flowables or water dispersible granules - dry formulation. Similar to WP except AI is in granule instead of
powder
form suspension. Less dust than WP


G


Granules - dry formulation. AI coated with clay, newspaper
Applied directly, no mixing
Low hazzard to applicators


P, PS


Pellets - dry formulation. Same as granules but larger

, D


Dusts - dry formulations.
Low percentage of AI on very fine carrier (talk, chalk, clay)
Most ready to use (no mixing)
Inhilation hazard
Drift hazzard (uncommon use)


EC


Emulsifiable concentrate - wet formulation.
AI mixed with 1+ solvents and emulsifier that allows mixing with water
Easily absorbed through skin (dermal hazzard)


ME


Microencapsulated - wet formulation
AI is surrounded by plastic coating suspended in liquid
Time- release product
Bees catty it back to hive and can poison colony

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