Dear colleagues, I am looking for information on a pesticide – the chemical name is cyclohexylamine hydrochloride. We are finding it, in crystalline form, on the interior of a wooded structure in crystalline form. What I specifically need to know is the history of use. I am trying to figure out when it might have been applied. I suspect that it was applied in the 1950’s or 1960s. In skimming through published documents about this chemical, I noted that health and safety research was being done starting the 1960’s.
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