Registration Dossier
Registration Dossier
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EC number: 203-526-0 | CAS number: 107-85-7
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Administrative data
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Additional information
The estimated corrected Log Koc of isopentylamine is 1.83. This value was obtained with the program KocWIN (v2.00) of the EPIWIN Suite v4.0 (GUBDH, 2011).
The Henry's law constant (HLC) of isopentylamine was calculated with the program HENRYWIN v 3.20 (Part of EPI Suite). The calculation resulted in an HLC of 2.98E+000 atm*m3/mol (2.38E+000 Pa*m³/mol) for a temperature of 25 °C using the method of bond contribution values (GUBDH, 2011).
Distribution modelling indictaes that emissions into air will distribute to some extent into water (12%) and soil (7% mass amount). Isopentylamine emitted into water will remain in water (99.3%). Substance emitted into soil is expected to remain there (96%), low quantities (approx. 4%) may distribute into water. The substance is expected to be mobile in soil.
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