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Description of key information

The logKoc value of ITC 288/S was determined to be < 1.77 (Koc < 58.9)

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Koc at 20 °C:
58.9

Additional information

One key study is available in which the soil adsorption coefficient of ITC 288/S has been determined according to a method equivalent to the EU method C.19 of the Commission directive 92/69/EEC and the GLP. The determination has been performed by the HPLC method. Under the conditions of the test, the test material showed negligible retention on the HPLC column. The logKoc of the sample was deduced by direct comparison of the sample retention time that of a standard having the low logKoc value (i.e. Simazine, logKoc = 1.77). Therefore, the logKoc value of ITC 288/S was determined to be < 1.77 (Koc < 58.9). Based on this result, ITC 288 has a low potential of adsorption onto soil.

It should be noted that the retention time of the test substance was shorter than the dead time. Therefore, the conditions of the HPLC was maybe not appropriate to this substance. But similar result is estimated by the PCKOCWIN model (v.1.66), confirming the low potential for adsorption onto soil and sediment. Therefore, this study is considered as reliable with restrictions.