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Phototransformation in soil

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Description of key information

Photolysis of SYN545192 was slow with a half-life (DegT50) of 298 days summer sunlight (30-50°N) in dry soil and 501 days in moist soil.  Degradation in the dark control samples was not considered significant.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Half-life in soil:
118 d

Additional information

DegT50values for SYN545192 on irradiated and dark control soils

Test System

[Dry Soil]

 

[Moist Soil]

 

 

DegT50 [days]

χ2%

DegT50 [days]

χ2%

Irradiated (experimental result)

118

1.64

244

1.93

Dark control (experimental result)

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

 

 

 

 

 

Corrected DT50 for different latitudes

 

 

 

 

Summer Sunlight 30-50ºN (OECD)

298

6.00

501

2.04

Tokyo Spring Sunlight

961

6.00

>1000

2.04

 

Photolysis of SYN545192 was slow with a half-life (DegT50) of 298 days summer sunlight (30-50°N) in dry soil and 501 days in moist soil. Degradation in the dark control samples was not considered significant. In general, a similar degradation pattern was observed in both dry and moist irradiated soil. Photodegradation of SYN545192 produced the degradation products SYN508272, NOA449410, SYN545720 and SYN546039.