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Administrative data

Link to relevant study record(s)

Description of key information

The substance is considered to not possess explosive properties and it is concluded that the substance Amides, tall oil fatty. N,N-dimethyl, (DMATO)is unlikely to undergo rapid decomposition with the production of gases or release of heat sufficient to cause damage to the surroundings, and therefore does not present a risk of explosion.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Explosiveness:
non explosive

Additional information

Justification for classification or non-classification

Examination of the chemical structures of the major constituents present in the substance confirms they include nitrogen and oxygen atoms, but they are not configured into any of the groups classically associated with explosive properties. Since the calculated oxygen balances are below -200, it can be predicted that none of the three main constituents possess explosive properties. The minor constituents are chemically similar to the main constituents and would not be expected to possess explosive properties. The substance is considered to not possess explosive properties and it is concluded that the substance Amides, tall oil fatty. N,N-dimethyl, (DMATO) is unlikely to undergo rapid decomposition with the production of gases or release of heat sufficient to cause damage to the surroundings, and therefore does not present a risk of explosion.