Methyl bromide (CH₃Br), also called bromomethane, is a naturally occurring organobromine compound found in the atmosphere and produced by biological and geochemical processes on Earth.
Oceans, marine algae, terrestrial vegetation, fungi and salt marshes are important natural sources of CH₃Br.
Methyl bromide gained popularity for fumigating plants and agricultural commodities because it could kill insect pests.
Theory To Practice
Snapshot
No comments:
Post a Comment