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Environmental fate & pathways

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A biodegradation screening study indicate that Reaction product of fatty acids C14-18/C16-18 unsaturated with dihydrogendioxide and ammonia is readily biodegradable according to OECD criteria (> 80% biodegradation in 30 days while passing the 10-day window). Due to their ready biodegradability, hydrolysis is not expected to be a relevant degradation pathway for this substance.

Reaction product of fatty acids C14-18/C16-18 unsaturated with dihydrogendioxide and ammonia is water soluble (340 mg/L) and has a low log Kow value (log Kow = 1.48), which leads to a low adsorption potential (Koc < 1.25). Thus, the substance will tend to be mainly distributed into the water phase if entering the environment. However, as the substance is considered to be readily biodegradable, persistence in this compartment is not expected.

The ammonia component is expected to form salts with available anions under environmental condition. Volatilisation of ammonia into the athmosphere is expected to be of minor importance, due to the pka value of 9.23. Photolytic degradation and reaction with photolytically produced radicals in the troposphere are the expected pathways for the removal of atmospheric ammonia. 

Bioaccumulation in aquatic organisms is unlikely since the substance has a low log Kow of 1.48, which assume that the substance will not cross biological membranes.