The term “granule” in literature is often employed to denote a finely divided particulate form, as illustrated in agricultural and chemical contexts. For example, in a report by the Northern Nut Growers Association [1], the word is used to describe the format of a DIELDRIN formulation, emphasizing its size and composition (5% 30–60 mesh) to highlight its practical benefits in field use. This usage underscores the specificity with which such materials are discussed in technical and scientific documents, where precise particle dimensions and formulations are critical to their application.