Displaying 1 results of Oxadixyl Stable Isotopes Oxadixyl is a fungicide used in agriculture to control various fungal diseases. Stable isotopes of oxadixyl are non-radioactive isotopes that have the same number of protons and electrons as the regular isotopes but differ in the number of neutrons. These isotopes are used in research to study the metabolism and degradation of oxadixyl in the environment and to determine its fate in soil and water systems. The use of stable isotopes allows for a better understanding of the behavior of oxadixyl in the environment and can inform better management practices to reduce its impact on ecosystems.