Which of the following is a wettable powder formulation?

• A. Wettable powders
• B. Liquid concentrates
• C. Emulsifiable concentrates
• D. Granules

Answer: (A)

A wettable powder is a dry, finely divided pesticide formulation that disperses in water to form a stable suspension for spraying. This definition is what makes it the correct choice here—the product is specifically designed to be mixed with water and wet uniformly, producing a suspension rather than a simple solution or emulsion or a dry granule for soil or surface application.

Liquid concentrates and emulsifiable concentrates are liquids that form solutions or emulsions in water, not dry powders. Granules are solid, coarse particles typically applied dry or as incorporated materials, not meant to be dispersed as a suspended powder in water.