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EC number: 256-905-8 | CAS number: 51000-52-3
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The results of MacKay Level III Fugasity modeling suggest when released equally to air, soil and water, approximately 78% of the Vinyl Neodecanoate will partition into soil. If released solely to air, 94.5% of the Vinyl Neodeconated is anticipated to partition into the air. The half-life for Vinyl Neodeconate in the atmosphere is approximately 7.45 hours. When released only to water, it is predicited that approximately 35% of Vinyl Neodecanoate will partition to water and 64.3% will partition to the sediment compartment. Vinyl Neodecanoates estimated half-life in water is 900 hours. An estimated Log Koc = 2.747 for Vinyl Neodecanoate suggest that the substance will adsorb to organic matter in moderate amounts, with a slow migration potential to groundwater.
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