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EC number: 228-408-6 | CAS number: 6259-76-3
Endpoint summary
Administrative data
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Additional information
No data are available on the toxicity of hexyl salicylate to terrestrial organisms.
Terrestrial toxicity data points have been waived on the grounds that exposure is not expected to occur. A study by Simonichet al(2000) demonstrated that hexyl salicylate removal is highly efficient during wastewater treatment (98.7 – 99.8% following primary and secondary removal, depending on the type of treatment), and consequently exposure to soil (i.e. via spreading of sludge) will be negligible. Furthermore, hexyl salicylate is readily biodegradable. Resulting degradation products show low log Kow values and low anticipated ecotoxicity, and the equilibrium partitioning method is therefore considered sufficiently conservative for risk assessment. Under these circumstances, data for the effects of hexyl salicylate on terrestrial organisms are considered unnecessary.
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