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EC number: 679-514-8 | CAS number: 154279-60-4
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The screening of adsorption potential based on the octanol-water partition coefficient (log Kow 1.31; OECD 107) is not indicating this substance to have adsorption potential as the log Kow is less than 3. However, a substance having a low octanol-water partition coefficient does not necessarily always have a low adsorption potential. As this substance is considered to be surface active (surface tension 31.91 mN/m; OECD 115) and exists in ionized form in the pH range of 5.5-7.5 (pKa 11 and 11.6; estimated using Perrin calculation method) a measured adsorption coefficient was determined.
Adsorption coefficient of the test substance was determined as per OECD guidelines No. 121 in accordance with GLP. The HPLC method using soil-adsorption -reference data was applied. As the testing of the non-ionized form at pH above 12.6 (> 90% non-ionized) was not feasible, adsorption coefficient was measured only at neutral pH. Based on the adsorption coefficient of 427 000 L/kg, this substance is considered as having a strong potential for adsorption to soil and solid particles.
The Henry’s law constant of 0.00278 Pa m3/mol calculated from molecular weight, vapour pressure and water solubility indicates low volatility of the substance from water compartment.
The MacKay fugacity III level calculations using LEV3EPI model in EPISUITE™ (USEPA 2011) also indicated that, if released simultaneously to air, soil and water, Clearlink 1000 will be distributed mainly to soil (60 %) and sediment (28 %). If released to water, it will be distributed mainly to sediment (70 %). If released to soil, it will adsorb into soil (distribution 100 %) and evaporation to air or mobility to water is negligible.
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