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Hydrolysis

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The determination of the rate of hydrolysis was not possible.

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In the supportive study the potential for hydrolysis of the test item at different pH-values was assessed according to the DIRECTIVE 84/449/EEC (corresponding to COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No. 440/2008, method C.7, equivalent to OECD 111). The study was performed compliant with GLP.

 

As the test item is insoluble in water (<1 µg/L, see IUCLID section 4), requirements on water solubility as given by the test guideline could not be met. In order to increase the water solubility of the test item the organic solvent DMF was applied. According to the guideline, the use of solvents should not exceed 1% of the buffer solution. At this concentration (buffer:DMF 99:1 (v:v)) no increase of water solubility was observed, independently of the pH.

 

As a result, the determination of the rate of hydrolysis was not possible because the test item was not soluble in water. Precipitation occurred in all prepared test item solutions at pH 4, 7, and 9 within one day. After 5 days all test item solution were completely clear and the UV-VIS spectroscopic analysis did not show any absorption in the visible light spectrum.  

In conclusion, no determination of the rate of hydrolysis for the test item was possible.