Chemical formula of fungicide

Fungicides are a type of chemical substance used to kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms (such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc.). Different types of fungicides have different chemical formulas. The following are examples of chemical formulas for several common fungicides:

Bleaching powder (sodium peroxide): Na2O2

Alcohol (ethanol): C2H5OH

Sodium trichloroisocyanurate (containing chlorine disinfectant): NaClO3N3

P-dichlorobenzoic acid (carbendazim): C6H4Cl2COOH

Hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide): H2O2

Phenol: C6H6O

Pyrethrin (a broad-spectrum pesticide): C23H22Cl2O3

Please note that before using any fungicide, you should carefully read and follow the product instructions and relevant safety operating procedures, and ensure that it is used in a suitable environment and conditions.