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EC number: 232-445-3 | CAS number: 8030-70-4
Toxicity to terrestrial arthropods
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Soil toxicity studies of Fatty acids, tall-oil, manganese salts are not available. In the assessment of ecotoxicological effects of Fatty acids, tall-oil, manganese salts, a read-across approach from the sub-categories manganese and fatty acids, tall-oil is applied since the soluble manganese and tallate ions released upon dissolution of Fatty acids, tall-oil, manganese salts determine its toxicity in the environment. Soil arthropods do not appear to be sensitive to manganese since the lowest endpoint, i,e. the 28-d NOEC for Folsomia candida, is above 1000 mg Mn/kg, the OECD test limit for soil toxicity tests. Data for fatty acids, tall oil also point to a low (if any) toxic potential to terrestrial arthropods.
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