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Environmental fate & pathways

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Additional information

In a ready biodegradability study DMATO was found to be 69% degraded by day 28 and the 10 -day window was met. Consequently, the substance is considered readily biodegradable and will degrade rapidly in the environment.

A HPLC adsorption study found that the log Koc of the substance was >5.63 (Koc = 427000), which indicates that the substance will adsorb strongly to soil and sediment and will be highly immobile in the environment.

In order to assess the bioaccumulation potential of the substance, QSAR estimations of the bioconcentration factor (BCF) were made for the most abundant components in the substance. It was found that the components varied largely in their potential for bioaccumulation, with BCF estimates ranging from 3.16 -2818 L/kg wet-weight. As such, it is assumed that certain components have an extremely low potential for bioaccumulation, while other components have some potential for bioaccumulation. Studies for hydrolysis and biodegradation simulation tests are not considered necessary as the substance has been shown to be readily biodegradable.