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Boiling point

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The substance decomposes, starting at ca. 206 °C, in one study using DSC. The boiling temperature in another study using the Siwoloboff method was 236 °C.  The boiling temperature, estimated by QSAR, is 426 °C. 

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Boiling point at 101 325 Pa:
426 °C

Additional information

The substance melted at 181 °C in a study using DSC. No further endothermal transitions were observed with the DSC-method at higher temperatures but an exothermal transition, a decomposition, was observed starting at 206 °C with a peak at 264 °C. The boiling temperature in another study using the Siwoloboff method was 236 °C. The discrepancy between the 2 methods could be explained by the decomposition of the substance in the same range, where a "boiling" was observed in the second study. But this "boiling" might well be a decomposition producing the gas bubbles observed in the Siwoloboff method. It is considered to be more likely that the substance decomposes above ca. 200 °C and that no boiling of the substance itself was observed. Therefore the calculated value was taken to characterize the boiling temperature.

The boiling temperature, estimated by QSAR, is 426 °C.