Registration Dossier
Registration Dossier
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EC number: 208-048-6 | CAS number: 506-64-9
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Adsorption/desorption results have been read across from silver to silver cyanide.
For silver cyanide substances it is likely that a significant proportion of the cyanide compound would be decomposed during STP treatment, due to the aeration of the activated sludge process and the possibility of microbial degradation of cyanide (where the microorganisms are adapted to cyanide discharges). The silver released from the cyanide compound would be expected to behave in the same manner as ionic silver from other sources. Consequently, it is considered appropriate to treat silver cyanide substances which are emitted to the environment via a municipal STP, or other form of biological wastewater treatment, in the same manner as emissions of ionic forms of silver and, therefore, a read across of adsorption/desorption study from silver to silver cyanide considered justified.
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