Registration Dossier
Registration Dossier
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EC number: 432-240-0 | CAS number: 12056-51-8
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Administrative data
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Additional information
Bioaccumulation data would only be needed in order to refine the risk assessment - i.e. they will not affect the classification or PBT assessment. It would therefore be unethical to conduct a bioaccumulation study for this reason alone.
For inorganic substances such as the substance, only dissolved ions are available for potential uptake. The substance itself is stable in the environment i.e. transformation or dissociation is not probable. (The substance also has a very low water solubility of less than 2.4E-04g/l).Therefore, the substance, when released to the environment will not be bioavailable and thus will not become part of any biological system.
It follows therefore that the substance is unlikely to pose a risk to predatory organisms or humans exposed via the environment based on the absence of food web biomagnification.
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