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EC number: 232-480-4 | CAS number: 8050-28-0
Partition coefficient
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Description of key information
The partition coefficients for members of the category Rosin adducts and rosin adduct salts range from 1.5 to >6.5
The partition coefficient of Rosin, maleated is 2.2 – 5.89 in unbuffered media and 1.5 - >6 at pH 2
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
A GLP-compliant study that followed OECD Guideline 117 (HPLC method) was provided for Rosin, maleated (Inveresk, 2000a). The partition coefficient of Rosin, maleated is 2.2 – 5.89 in unbuffered media and 1.5 - >6 at pH 2.
In addition, a calculated value is provided for Rosin, maleated (Marlin Consultancy, 2010). Where test data are available this should be used instead of calculated data, therefore the tested values are considered as key for this substance.
The wide range of partition coefficient values for substances in this category is due to the chemical structures of the substances, as they are composed of ionisable organic acids. The substances in this category are UVCB mixtures and therefore can exhibit more than one peak and log Kow value.
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