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EC number: 204-800-2 | CAS number: 126-73-8
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The environmental fate of tributyl phosphate in water and sediment will be determined by biotic and abiotic degradation.
The QSARs estimated half-lives for biodegradation of tributyl phosphate in water and sediment based upon BIOWIN Ultimate Biodegradation are 208.1 hours (8.67 days) and 1873 hours (78 days), respectively. Whereas the half-lives of tributyl phosphate for volatilization from water are estimated as 28.3 days (for a river) to 314.5 days (for a lake) using EPI Suite software.
The QSAR models predicts timeframe within hours -days for primary biodegradation of tributyl phosphate and days-weeks for its ultimate degradation.
The following information is taken into account for any hazard / risk / persistency assessment: Overall ready biodegradability prediction provided by a number of BIOWIN (v.4.10) models suggests that tributyl phosphate is ready biodegradable in the environment.
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