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EC number: 203-751-4 | CAS number: 110-27-0
Water solubility
Administrative data
Link to relevant study record(s)
Description of key information
0.05 mg/L at 20 °C (experimental)
0.00473 mg/L at 25° C (QSAR calculation)
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
The substance isopropyl myristate falls under the
applicability domain of the models: all fragments of the substance are represented in the training set
and the descriptor values (e.g. molecular weight and / or water solubility ranges) fall within defined
ranged. Additionally for WSKOW the log Pow of the substance (log Pow = 7.17 (est.) or 7.71
(measured)) falls into the ranges of the training set (-3.89 to 8.27). These QSAR calculations could be
taken as a lower limit in a bound range for water solubility. As value for assessment the limit value of
the analytical method (LOQ) will be taken for assessment as a worst case assumption (0.05 mg/L).
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