US 2020/0260722 Al  10  Aug. 20, 2020  55.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  54,  wherein  the surfactant is selected from tricaprylate glycerol, trioleate  glycerol,  tristearate  glycerol,  di-lineolate/monostearate  glycerol, or mixtures thereof.  56.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the surfactant comprises at least one sulfonyl group.  57.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  56,  wherein  the surfactant is a sulfate or a sulfonate selected from  mono/di oleyl sulfate, lauryl sulfate, dodecylbenzene sul› fonate, oleyl sulfonate, 2-propenoic acid butyl ester polymer  with ethenyl acetate and ethyenesulfonate, or a salt thereof.  58.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  56,  wherein  the surfactant is the salt of the sulfate or sulfonate selected  from sodium, potassium, lithium, magnesium, calcium, zinc,  or aluminum salt, or a mixture of one or more of the  foregoing salts and the acid form of the sulfate or sulfonate.  59.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the surfactant comprises at least one phosphonyl group.  60.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  59,  wherein  the surfactant is a phosphate or phosphonate selected from  mono/di oleyl phosphonate, lauryl phosphonate, dodecyl› benzene phosphonate, oleyl phosphonate, 2-propenoic acid  butyl ester polymer with ethenyl acetate and ethyenephos› phonate, and salts thereof.  61.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  59,  wherein  the surfactant is salt of the phosphate or phosphonate  selected from sodium, potassium, lithium, magnesium, cal› cium, zinc, or aluminum salt, or a mixture of one or more of  the foregoing salts and the acid form of the phosphate or  phosphonate.  62.  A method for controlling pest(s) on a lawn, garden,  turf grass, crop field, non-crop area, or ornamentals com› prising applying the liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44  to the lawn, the garden, the turf grass, the crop field, the  non-crop area, or the ornamentals.  63.  The method for controlling pest(s) of claim  62,  wherein the crop field is selected from field corn, field corn  grown for seed, grain sorghum (milo), rice, sugarcane,  fallow ground, cotton, or dry beans, or combinations thereof.  64.  The method for pests of claim  62,  wherein the pest(s)  include undesired vegetation selected from Alfalfa(Med› icago sativa);  Alligator  weed(Alternanthera philoxeroides);  Amaranth,  palmer(Amaranthus palmeri);  Amaranth, spiny  (Amaranth  spinosus);  Artichoke,  Jerusalem(Helianthus  tuberosus); Barnyardgrass(Echinochloa crusgalli);  Beggar› weed,  Florida(Desmodium tortuosum  ); Bindweed(  Calyste› gia sepium);  Bindweed,  field(Convolvulus arvensis);  Bind› weed,  hedge(Calystegia  sepium);  Buckwheat,  wild;  Polygonum convolvulus); Buffalobur(Solanum rostratum);  Burcucumber(Sicyos angulatus);  Buttercup,  hairy(Ranuncu› lus sardous);  California  arrowhead(Sagittaria monteviden› sis); Carpetweed(Mollugo verticillata);  Chamomile, may› weed(Anthemis  cotula  );  Chervil,  bur(Anthriscus  scandicina);  Chickweed,  common(Stellaria media);  Chick› weed, mouse  ear(Cerastium vulgatum);  Clover, white  (Dutch)(Trifolium repens);  Cocklebur,  common(Xanthium  strumarium  ); Copperleaf,  hophornbeam(Acalypha ostryifo› lia  );  Corn  Spurry(Spergula arvensis);  Cutleaf groundcherry  (Physalis angulata);  Dandelion,  common(Taraxacum ojfici› nale); Dayflower(Commelina erecta);  Dayflower, spreading  (Commelina  diffusa);  Deadnettle,  purple(Lamium  purpureum);  Devils  Claw(Proboscidea louisianica);  Dog› bane,  hemp(Apocynum cannabinum);  Ducks  alad(Heteran› thera limosa);  Early Water  grass(Echinochloa oryzoides);  54.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the surfactant comprises at least one glyceryl group.  53.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  52,  wherein  the surfactant is a salt of the acid selected from sodium,  potassium, lithium, magnesium, calcium, zinc, or aluminum  salt, or a mixture of one or more of the foregoing salts and  the acid.  52.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the surfactant is an acid selected from oleic, caprylic,  decanedioic, or linolenic, mono tertiary amine-PEG-trim› erate, or a salt thereof.  51.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the rheology modifier comprises silica.  50.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the chemically stable pesticide is Benzobicyclon, Dicamba,  or Prosulfuron.  49.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  further  comprising one or more chemically stable pesticide(s).  48.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  com- prising:  20-30% (w/w) of one or more pesticide(s),  40-82% (w/w) of one or more diluent(s)  5-10% (w/w) of one or more surfactant(s), and  3-8% (w/w) of one or more rheology modifier(s).  0-5% (w/w) of one or more rheology modifier(s).  5-10% (w/w) of one or more surfactant(s), and  40-90% (w/w) of one or more diluent(s)  47.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  com- prising:  5-30% (w/w) of one or more pesticide(s),  46.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  com- prising:  0.01-40% (w/w) of one or more pesticide(s),  40-95% (w/w) of one or more diluent(s)  0-20% (w/w) of one or more surfactant(s), and  0-10% (w/w) of one or more rheology modifier(s).  45.  The liquid pesticide formulation of claim  44,  wherein  the first carbon structure includes from 6 to 66 carbon atoms.  wherein the organic diluent(s) lack hydroxyl group  ( s) on the first carbon structure unless they are part  of the optional carbonyl, phenyl, sulfonyl, or  phosphonyl group(s);  c) optionally, one or more surfactant(s), wherein the one  or more surfactant(s) comprise:  i) a second carbon structure of at least six carbon atoms  optionally including one or more heteroatom(s),  wherein the second carbon structure is  linear,  branched, cyclic or aromatic;  ii) optionally one or more glyceryl, carbonyl, phenyl,  sulfonyl, or phosphonyl group(s) on the second  carbon structure,  wherein the surfactant(s) lack hydroxyl group(s) on  the second carbon structure unless they are part of  the optional carbonyl, phenyl, sulfonyl, or phos› phonyl group(s);  d) optionally, one or more rheology modifier(s);  e) optionally, one or more buffer(s);  wherein the liquid pesticide formulation exhibits 5%  (w/w) or less loss ofhalosulfuron-methyl upon storage  for 8 weeks at 40° C. measured using quantitative  chromatography. 