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EC number: 429-750-0 | CAS number: 180898-37-7
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Hydrolysis
No hydrolysis or other abiotic degradation of Neo Heliopan® AP was noticeable during testing in accordance to regulation (EC) 1272/2006 Annex VII and VIII.
Atmospheric degradation
Considering the quantitative relevance of volatilisation as a route of elimination, an assessment of abiotic degradation via atmospheric degradation is needed. Using AOPWIN (v1.92), the reaction half-life with OH-radicals in the atmosphere was estimated at 1.6 days (~19 hours) by (1.5*106OH cm-3; 12 h day-1), indicating a degradation of volatilised material. As the substance has a half-life in air < 2 days, it is not expected to stay in the atmosphere for long and there is a limited potential for long range atmospheric transport.
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