Which of the following is NOT a type of liquid formulation?

Granular formulations are distinguished from liquid formulations as they consist of solid particles rather than a liquid state. Liquid formulations typically include various types of liquids that can dissolve or suspend active ingredients effectively for application. Emulsifiable Concentrations, Aerosols, and Ultra Low Volume formulations involve the use of liquid carriers to deliver herbicides in a form that can be easily sprayed or applied. Emulsifiable Concentrations mix with water to form an emulsion, Aerosols are packaged in pressurized containers allowing for fine sprays, and Ultra Low Volume formulations are designed to be applied in small volumes, often containing concentrated active ingredients dissolved in a carrier fluid. Hence, while the first three options involve liquid states, granular formulations are composed of solid particles, making them a distinct category not classified under liquid formulations.