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Key value



Comments



Phototransformation in air



DT50 = 2.29 h



Calculation (AOPWIN v. 1.85)



Hydrolysis



Hydrolytically stable



OECD TG 111, EPA 161-1



Phototransformation in water



DT50 = 60 – 64 days (summer sunlight latitudes of 30°N - 50°N), pH 7, 25°C


DT50 = 82 - 84 days (summer sunlight latitudes of 30°N - 50°N), Quantum yield of 1.01 E-5 molecules degraded/photon


 



EPA 161-2, draft OECD TG Phototransformation of Chemicals in Water- Direct and Indirect Photolysis, JMAFF-12 Nohsan No 8147


 



Phototransformation in soil



DT50 = 68 - 72 (pyrazole labelled ) or 65 – 68 (phenyl labelled) days of summer sunlight (latitudes of 30 - 50°N).



EPA 161-3, draft OECD TG Phototransformation of Chemicals on Soil Surfaces



Biodegradation in water: screening tests



not readily biodegradable



EU Commission Directive 92/69 EEC, C.4-D and OECD TG 301 F



Biodegradation in water and sediment: simulation tests



DT50 freshwater-sediment >> 1 year (n = 2); 20 ˚C



OECD TG 308, EPA 162 -3, EPA 162 -4



Biodegradation in soil



DT50 in soil aerobic condition = 227 days (geomean; n=12); 20 ˚C



OECD TG 307 and EPA 162 -1



Bioaccumulation: aquatic / sediment



BCFk (calculated)= 406 L/kg


BCFk (After 5% lipid content normalization) = 360 L/kg, whole fish



OECD TG 305 and OPPTS 850.1730



Adsorption / desorption



Koc = 2485 mL/g (arithmetic mean; n = 9); 20 ˚C



OECD TG 106, EPA guideline 163.1 and Canada PMRA guideline T-1 -255



Henry’s law constant



1.9E-04 Pa.m³/mol for syn-isomer; 3.7E-05 Pa.m³/mol for anti-isomer



Calculation



Other distribution data: Column Leaching



3 Brazilian soils, 200 mm rainfall, 48 hours: Radioactivity in leachates at or below LOQ (0.08% AR). In all soils, majority of radioactivity in 0 - 5 cm layer. In the lower layers, radioactivity < 0.5% AR for 2 soils. The third soil showed 1.4% AR in 5 -10 cm layer and < 0.5% AR for the remaining soil (> 10 cm). Only parent compound was found in soil extracts. The relative mobility factor for soil I, soil II and soil III were 0.12 (immobile), 0.24 (slightly mobile), and 0.09 (immobile), respectively.



OECD TG 312



 

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