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EC number: 224-764-1 | CAS number: 4482-25-1
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Solvent Brown 12 is an insoluble substance with an estimated water solubility of ca. 0.0064 mg/l from estimation by EPISUITE v 4.11, and that, consequently, cannot be tested for biodegradation due to the absence as test item (validity criteria for OECD302B solubility > 50 mg/l).
Biodegradation test was however conducted on analogue substance 1 that, under the test conditions, showed a solubility <50 mg/l, required by the guideline OECD302B for validity criteria. Based on the very low solubility of the substance under the test conditions the analogue substance 1 did not show any degradation potential. Based on the read across considerations, the same results apply to the target substance which is considered as not biodegradable.
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