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Boiling point

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It is not possible to conduct an actual point boiling study for triisotridecyl phosphite because the substance will decompose prior to reaching the very high boiling point. (see supporting study)
The MPBPVP V1.43 model, part of EPISuite 4.1, was used to develop an estimated boiling point, which was predicted to be 520.01 deg C (adapted Stein and Brown Method).

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Boiling point at 101 325 Pa:
520 °C

Additional information

It is not possible to conduct an actual point boiling study for triisotridecyl phosphite because the substance will decompose prior to reaching the very high boiling point.


The MPBPVP V1.43 model, part of EPISuite 4.1, was used to develop an estimated boiling point, which was predicted to be 520.01 deg C (adapted Stein and Brown Method).


Various possible structures were consideredfor iso branched C39H81O3P1, with 520 deg C being the lowest calculated value as such this will be used in the CSR


The model has been validated by the camparison of the calculated value of the iso tridecanol with the measured value of approximately 260 deg C


 


The high boiling point of the Trisisotridecyl phosphite is not unexpected considering that it is more than 3 times the molecular weight of the starting alcohol which itself has a boiling point of ca 260 deg C


 


The high boiling point of Tridisotridecyl Phosphite would also be anticipated when considered against its manufacture high temperature and low vacuum conditions -at which it does not boil