162 compounds | Property logKoc: Logarithm of soil sorption coefficient
ID | Name | logKoc | Details |
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1 | Alachlor | 2.28 | View |
2 | Butachlor | 2.86 | View |
3 | Propachlor | 2.42 | View |
4 | Aldicarb sulfone | 0.42 | View |
5 | Butylate | 2.11 | View |
6 | Carbaryl | 2.4 | View |
7 | Carbofuran | 1.75 | View |
8 | Chlorpropham | 2.53 | View |
9 | Cycloate | 2.54 | View |
10 | Diallate | 3.28 | View |
11 | Methiocarb | 2.32 | View |
12 | Molinate | 1.92 | View |
13 | Methyl-N-phenylcarbamate | 1.73 | View |
14 | Ethyl-N-phenylcarbamate | 1.82 | View |
15 | Methyl-N-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)carbamate | 2.74 | View |
16 | Thiobencarb | 3.27 | View |
17 | Vernolate | 2.33 | View |
18 | Butralin | 3.98 | View |
19 | Dinitramine | 3.63 | View |
20 | Fluchloralin | 3.55 | View |
21 | Oryzalin | 3.4 | View |
22 | Profluralin | 4.01 | View |
23 | Trifluralin | 3.93 | View |
24 | Aldrin | 4.69 | View |
25 | Chlordane | 5.15 | View |
26 | Endosulfan | 4.13 | View |
27 | Lindane | 3 | View |
28 | Methoxychlor | 4.9 | View |
29 | Carbophenothion | 4.66 | View |
30 | Chlorfenvinphos (cis) | 2.47 | View |
31 | Chlorpyrifos | 3.7 | View |
32 | Chlorpyrifos methyl | 3.52 | View |
33 | Crotoxyphos | 2 | View |
34 | Dicrotophos | 1.66 | View |
35 | Dimethoate | 1.2 | View |
36 | Disulfoton | 3.22 | View |
37 | Ethion | 4.06 | View |
38 | Fenamiphos | 2.51 | View |
39 | Fenitrothion | 2.63 | View |
40 | Fonofos | 3.44 | View |
41 | Isazophos | 2.01 | View |
42 | Mevinphos (cis) | 2.3 | View |
43 | Mevinphos (trans) | 2.3 | View |
44 | Parathion | 3.2 | View |
45 | Parathion methyl | 3 | View |
46 | Phorate | 2.7 | View |
47 | Phosalone | 2.63 | View |
48 | Profenofos | 3.03 | View |
49 | Terbufos | 2.82 | View |
50 | Trichlorfon | 1.9 | View |
51 | Phenylurea | 1.5 | View |
52 | 2-Chlorophenylurea | 1.61 | View |
53 | 2-Fluorophenylurea | 1.32 | View |
54 | 3-Fluorophenylurea | 1.77 | View |
55 | 3-Bromophenylurea | 2.12 | View |
56 | 3-Methylphenylurea | 1.56 | View |
57 | 3-Trifluoromethylphenylurea | 1.98 | View |
58 | 4-Bromophenylurea | 2.06 | View |
59 | 3,4-Dichlorophenylurea | 2.53 | View |
60 | 3-Chloro-4-methoxyphenylurea | 2 | View |
61 | 3-Methyl-4-bromophenylurea | 2.37 | View |
62 | N-Phenyl-N'-cyclopropylurea | 1.74 | View |
63 | N-Phenyl-N'-cyclopentylurea | 1.93 | View |
64 | N-Phenyl-N'-cyclohexylurea | 2.07 | View |
65 | N-Phenyl-N'-cycloheptylurea | 2.37 | View |
66 | Siduron | 2.31 | View |
67 | N-Phenyl-N-methylurea | 1.29 | View |
68 | N-(3,4-Dichlorophenyl)-N'-methylurea | 2.46 | View |
69 | N-(3-Chloro-4-methylphenyl)-N'-methylurea | 2.1 | View |
70 | N-(3-Chloro-4-methoxyphenyl)-N'methylurea | 1.84 | View |
71 | Fenuron | 1.4 | View |
72 | N-(3-Chlorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.79 | View |
73 | N-(4-Fluorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.43 | View |
74 | Monuron | 1.95 | View |
75 | N-(4-Methylphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.51 | View |
76 | Metoxuron | 1.72 | View |
77 | Chlorotoluron | 2.02 | View |
78 | N-(3,5-Dimethylphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.73 | View |
79 | Diuron | 2.4 | View |
80 | Chlorbromuron | 2.7 | View |
81 | Ametryn | 2.59 | View |
82 | Atrazine | 2.24 | View |
83 | Cyanazine | 2.28 | View |
84 | Dipropetryn | 3.07 | View |
85 | Metribuzin | 1.71 | View |
86 | Prometon | 2.6 | View |
87 | Propazine | 2.4 | View |
88 | Simazine | 2.1 | View |
89 | Secbumeton | 2.78 | View |
90 | Terbutryn | 2.85 | View |
91 | Trietazine | 2.76 | View |
92 | Ipazine | 2.91 | View |
93 | Propiconazole | 3.39 | View |
94 | Tebuthiuron | 1.83 | View |
95 | Triadimefon | 2.71 | View |
96 | Tricyclazole | 3.09 | View |
97 | Aldicarb sulfoxide | 0.56 | View |
98 | Asulam | 2.48 | View |
99 | Chlorbufam | 2.21 | View |
100 | Fenobucarb | 1.71 | View |
101 | Thiodicarb | 2.54 | View |
102 | Demeton-S-methyl | 1.49 | View |
103 | Dichlorvos | 1.67 | View |
104 | Leptophos | 4.5 | View |
105 | Methidathion | 1.53 | View |
106 | Piperophos | 3.44 | View |
107 | Pirimiphos methyl | 3 | View |
108 | Terbuthylazine | 2.32 | View |
109 | Acetochlor | 2.32 | View |
110 | Metalaxyl | 1.57 | View |
111 | Metolachlor | 2.46 | View |
112 | Aldicarb | 1.5 | View |
113 | Benomyl | 2.71 | View |
114 | Carbendazim | 2.35 | View |
115 | EPTC | 2.38 | View |
116 | Methomyl | 1.3 | View |
117 | Oxamyl | 1 | View |
118 | Pebulate | 2.8 | View |
119 | Propyl-N-phenylcarbamate | 2.06 | View |
120 | Butyl-N-phenylcarbamate | 2.26 | View |
121 | Pentyl-N-phenylcarbamate i | 2.61 | View |
122 | Methyl-N-(3-chlorophenyl)carbamate i | 2.15 | View |
123 | Propham | 1.83 | View |
124 | Propoxur | 1.67 | View |
125 | Triallate | 3.35 | View |
126 | Benfluralin | 3.99 | View |
127 | Nitralin | 2.92 | View |
128 | p,p'-DDT | 5.31 | View |
129 | p,p'-DDE | 4.82 | View |
130 | Dieldrin | 4.55 | View |
131 | Azinphos methyl | 2.28 | View |
132 | Chlorfenvinphos (trans) | 2.47 | View |
133 | Diazinon | 2.75 | View |
134 | Ethoprophos | 1.8 | View |
135 | Fensulfothion | 2.52 | View |
136 | Malathion | 3.07 | View |
137 | 3-Chlorophenylurea | 2.01 | View |
138 | 4-Fluorophenylurea | 1.52 | View |
139 | 4-Phenoxyphenylurea | 2.56 | View |
140 | 3-Methyl-4-Fluorophenylurea | 1.75 | View |
141 | N-(3-Chlorophenyl)-N'-methylurea | 1.93 | View |
142 | N-(3-Methoxyphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea i | 1.72 | View |
143 | N-(3-Fluorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.73 | View |
144 | Fluometuron | 2 | View |
145 | N-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 1.4 | View |
146 | N-(3,5-DiMethyl-4-Bromo-phenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea | 2.53 | View |
147 | Chloroxuron | 3.55 | View |
148 | Monolinuron | 2.1 | View |
149 | Metobromuron | 2.1 | View |
150 | Linuron | 2.7 | View |
151 | Prometryn | 2.85 | View |
152 | Imazalil | 3.73 | View |
153 | Oxadiazon | 3.51 | View |
154 | Thiabendazole | 3.24 | View |
155 | Pirimicarb | 1.9 | View |
156 | Xylylcarb | 1.71 | View |
157 | EPN | 3.12 | View |
158 | Iprobenfos | 2.4 | View |
159 | Sulprofos | 4.08 | View |
160 | Neburon | 3.4 | View |
161 | Anilazine | 3 | View |
162 | Cyromazine | 2.3 | View |
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