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EC number: 618-944-2 | CAS number: 93413-69-5
Stability: thermal, sunlight, metals
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Description of key information
The study (Wyeth, 1991) fell into thermal reaction in solid state, Fluorescent Photodegradation in solid state and UV Photodegradation in solid state.
When the test substance was stored at 120℃ for 20 weeks, approximately 15% degradation occurred.
Solid state degradation studies of the test substance showed that it to be stable under 500 foot-candles of fluorescent light at 25℃.
When the test substance was exposed to 35 watts of UV light centered at 254 nm, a loss in potency of approximately 15% after 11 days was observed.
Additional information
The study (Wyeth, 1991) fell into thermal reaction in solid state, Fluorescent Photodegradation in solid state and UV Photodegradation in solid state.
When the test substance was stored at 120℃ for 20 weeks, approximately 15% degradation occurred.
Solid state degradation studies of the test substance showed that it to be stable under 500 foot-candles of fluorescent light at 25℃. When the test substance was exposed to 35 watts of UV light centered at 254 nm, a loss in potency of approximately 15% after 11 days was observed.
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