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EC number: 271-234-0 | CAS number: 68526-85-2
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Alcohols, C9-11 -iso, C10 -rich, biodegraded to a high extent, 83%, in a standard test of ready biodegradability, and is readily biodegradable. Biotic degradation is expected to significantly contribute to the loss of this substance from the environment.
Isodecanol can exhibit a high extent of biodegradability in soil, based on unacclimated and acclimated studies. Up to 99% biodedgradation was measured based on CO2 evolution after 12 days under unacclimated conditions and a test substance concentration of 100 mg/Kg soil. The half-life was approximately 4 days. Under acclimated conditions and a test substance concentration of 1000 mg/Kg soil, isodecanol exhibited 67% biodegradation based on CO2 evolution and 99% biodegradation based on test substance analyses. The half-life was approximately 21 days at the higher soil loading.
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