Registration Dossier
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EC number: 241-867-7 | CAS number: 17928-28-8
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Table: Degradation rates
Degradation rate in water: |
Predicted hydrolysis half-life approximately 630 h at 20-25°C and pH 7. No significant biodegradation. |
Degradation rate in sediment: |
OECD 308 study ongoing. This endpoint will be updated when the result of the study is available. |
Degradation rate in soil: |
Michigan Londo soil, half-lives (closed tubes) 3.7 d at 32% RH and at 22°C to 106.6 d at 100% RH and at 22°C (estimated to be 56 days when corrected for amount of L4 predicted to be in headspace at this RH) (read-across) In exposure modelling (EUSES 2.1.2) a half-life value of 10 days at 20°C will be used. |
Degradation rate in air: |
Half-life for reaction with hydroxyl radicals in air: 10.7 days (calculated). |
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