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Endpoint summary

Additional information

Physico-chemical properties were determined from experimental testing, except water solubility estimated by QSAR.

The substance is liquid at ambient temperature, with low volatility. In water, it is less dense, and individual components are slightly to moderately soluble. Despite the standardised test shows surface-active potential under the experimental conditions, it is not considered as a true surfactant, due to the chemical structure of the components (and not a desired property). It has low potential for bioaccumulation.

It is not classified as hazardous with regard to physical hazards (flammability, explosivity, self-reactivity, oxidising properties, organic peroxide) based on CLP criteria.

Summary of relevant physico-chemical properties:

Endpoint	Data
Appearance	Colourless to pale yellow, clear, liquid.
Freezing point	< -20°C
Boiling point	255°C (initial b.p.; normal atmP)
Relative density	Density = 940 kg/m3 at 20°C Relative density (D20/4) = 0.940
Vapour pressure	3.8 Pa at 25°C
Log Kow	3.7 - 3.9 at pH 6.5 and 30°C
Water solubility	Major components ranging between 1.65 and 157 mg/L at 25°C (calc.)
Surface tension	48.4 mN/m at 90% saturation (from 1 g/L loaded solution)
Flammability	Flash Point = 114°C. AIT = 286°C No flammable properties expected if contact with air or water.
Explosive properties	No potential for explosive or for self-reactive properties.
Oxidising properties	No potential for oxidising properties. Not a peroxide.