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EC number: 218-871-2 | CAS number: 2269-22-9
Stability in organic solvents and identity of relevant degradation products
Administrative data
Link to relevant study record(s)
Description of key information
Aluminum alkoxides (alcoholates) such as Aluminium sec-butylate are liquid compounds of covalent character. They are readily soluble in hydrocarbons, but sparingly soluble in alcohols. Hydrolysis with water occurs readily, giving aluminum hydroxide and the corresponding alcohol.
Additional information
In Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry aluminum alkoxides (alcoholates) such as Aluminium sec-butylate are described being liquid compounds of covalent character. They are readily soluble in hydrocarbons, but sparingly soluble in alcohols. Hydrolysis with water occurs readily, giving aluminum hydroxide and the corresponding alcohol. Given the hygroscopic nature of these substances and as a result limited stability in the environment, further testing is not required and appropriate.
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