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EC number: 218-235-4 | CAS number: 2090-05-3
Long-term toxicity to fish
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Chronic-fish
Aquatic toxicity studies with calcium dibenzoate are not available, thus aquatic toxicity will be addressed with existing data on the dissociation products.
Calcium: Calcium as an essential element has a very low potential for toxicity to freshwater and saltwater fish.
Benzoic acid: Reliable chronic aquatic toxicity data of benzoic acid are available from guideline studies for fish. The lowest 28-d NOEC value amounts to 120 mg/L. In sum, benzoic acid has a low potential for chronic toxicity to fish.
Calcium dibenzoate: Using existing aquatic toxicity data of the dissociation products of calcium dibenzoate, the aquatic hazard assessment is based on the most toxic moiety, i.e. the benzoate anion. Existing aquatic toxicity data of benzoic acid are recalculated for calcium dibenzoate based on a maximum benzoate content of 85.8 %. Reliable chronic aquatic toxicity data are available from guideline studies for fish; the lowest 28-d NOEC value amounts to 139.9 mg/L. In sum, calcium dibenzoate has a low potential for chronic toxicity to fish.
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