Question 1016 of 401 · Texas Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A label lists "inert ingredients 85%." What does this mean?
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Correct answer to question 1016
- B: They are not meant to act on the pest, though some may still be hazardous to people
Explanation
Inert simply means not the active ingredient. Inert components such as solvents or carriers can be flammable, irritating or toxic, and labels usually give only the total percentage.
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