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EC number: 213-254-4 | CAS number: 932-64-9
Phototransformation in water
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Description of key information
NTO was found to photo-degrade at wavelengths within the range of solar irradiation via hydrolytic denitration and photo-rearrangement;
ammonia, nitrite and nitrate were detected as final products. after 7 days, >90% of NTO had degraded.
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
A Phototransformation assessment was performed as a part of package testing (summarised in Annual Report, 2012 and performed by Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Applied Ecotoxicology Groups, National Research Council of (2).
NTO was found to photo-degrade at wavelengths within the range of solar irradiation via hydrolytic denitration and photo-rearrangement; ammonia, nitrite and nitrate were detected as final products. More than 90% of NTO was degraded after 7 days.
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