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Valid acute toxicity tests with the test substance are available for three freshwater species from three trophic levels. The studies show that fish are the most sensitive species with a LC50 = 7.7 mg/L (based on geometric mean measured). In the guideline study over 96 hours under flow-through conditions 100% mortality was observed at the highest concentration that was possible to maintain in the system (11 mg/L). 15% mortality was observed at a concentration of 6.3 mg/L. The no-mortality concentration and the NOEC were 4.0 mg/L.

Two reliable daphnia studies are available. In both the EC50(48h) for the daphnia is above the highest concentration that could be maintained under test conditions (5.4 mg/L in the flow-through system). In the valid static algae study the ErC50 after 72 hours was greater than the highest concentration that could be maintained under test conditions (3.8 mg/L). An ErC10 of 0.65 mg/L was obtained.

The lowest L(E)C50 value of the three studies (Fish LC50 = 7.7 mg/L) is used in the hazard assessment and for derivation of aquatic PNECs.

The toxicity control in the 301F ready biodegradability test showed no inhibition of the microbial activity at a substance concentration of 100 mg/L. Therefore no further test on microbial toxicity was conducted and 100 mg/L was used as NOEC for the microorganism toxicity.

No long-term tests on aquatic toxicity are available.

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