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Environmental fate & pathways

Endpoint summary

Administrative data

Description of key information

The substance is Readily Biodegradable.

Additional information

Biotic degradation

No standard ready biodegradability screening tests were conducted on this substance, however simulation tests, using natural microbial populations in seawater (OECD 306, marine BODIS) indicate the potential for rapid degradation in the environment (maximum degradation over 28 -days = 63 %, Hudson, 2007). These results are considered to translate to screening test criteria, where if a complex mixture achieves 60 % (BOD) degradation in a 28 -day study, the substance can be considered as readily biodegradable (the 10 -day window does not apply to complex mixtures).

The substance is considered to be readily biodegradable. No further simulation testing was necessary as the chemical safety assessment did not require such testing in order to confirm safe use.

No assessment on biodegradation in soil was conducted for this substance as the chemical safety assessment did not require such a refinement. Half lives in soil were derived from ECHA Guidance R16. using default values for readily biodegradable substances at environmentally relevant temperature.

The following half live values are used for chemical safety assessment:

Half-Life in Water: 15 days

Half-Life in Soil: 300 days

Half-Life in Sediment: 3,000 days