What are Flowables primarily composed of?

Flowables are primarily composed of solid particles suspended in a liquid carrier. This unique formulation allows for effective dispersion, making it easier to apply the product evenly over a target area. Flowables typically contain active ingredients that are in solid form but are not completely soluble in liquids, leading to the formation of a uniform mixture.

This type of formulation is particularly advantageous because it can be used with standard application equipment, and the liquid carrier aids in the delivery and application of the active ingredients. By ensuring that solid particles remain suspended in the liquid, flowables help mitigate issues like settling, allowing for a more consistent application and effectiveness in pest control.

The other options describe different types of pesticide formulations, such as emulsifiable concentrates or granules, which do not fit the definition of flowables as they either involve completely different compositions or forms of delivery.