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EC number: 268-608-0 | CAS number: 68131-04-4
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Description of key information
Method A.16 Relative Self-ignition Temperature for Solids, Directive 92/69/EEC, published in OJ No. L 383A, December 1992.
GLP study
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Additional information
The relative self-ignition temperature of test substance was measured.
The test substance, Humic acids, sodium salts, was placed in a 20-mm cubic container constructed of stainless steel mesh and heated in an oven capable of reaching a temperature of 400 ± 2°C. The oven temperature was raised at a nominal rate of 0.5°C/minute as the internal temperature of the sample was monitored until oven temperature reaches 400°C. During heating of the test substance from laboratory temperature to 400°C, no increase in the temperature of the sample different to the temperature of the oven was observed.
No self-ignition was observed.
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