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No autoignition up to the maximum test temperature of 401°C (Read across from structural homologue "[938-147-6] Fatty acid chlorides, C8-14 (even numbered), reaction products with glycine").

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The autoflammability of the structural homologue "[938-147-6] Fatty acid chlorides, C8-14 (even numbered), reaction products with glycine" was determined. No self-ignition temperature was observed up to the maximum test temperature of 401 °C, according to the testing guideline for auto-flammability (solids - determination of relative self-ignition temperature) in the sense of the European Commission Regulation (EC) No. 440/2008, Method A.16.

The composition of the source material [938-147-6] Fatty acid chlorides, C8-14 (even numbered), reaction products with glycine only slightly deviates from the target material with regard to the C-chain distribution:

C-chain distribution of N-Alkanoyl glycin sodium constituents of the UVCB substances (normalised to 100%), melting ranges, boiling and physical state:

  Source material (Glycine, N-coco acyl derivs., sodium salts) Target Material
 C8  4 -12 %  3 -14%
 C10  5 -12 %  4 -10%
 C12  55 -68 %  75 - 90%
 C14  14 -24%  -
 C16  < 8%  -
 melting range  141 -190°C  143 -174°C
 boiling behaviour  decomposition before boiling at 260°C  decomposition before boiling at 290°C
 phys. state  white crystalline solid  white crystalline solid

Compared to the source material the content of the main C-homologue (C12) of the target material is increased, whereas longer C-chain lengths are not present in the target material. All other constituents are identical and are present at comparable concentrations. The melting ranges and boiling behaviour of both substances are comparable. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that the auto flammability of source and target materials are in the same order of magnitude.