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Biodegradation in water: screening tests

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Description of key information

The registered substance, the Amines, C16-18 (even numbered)-alkyl , salts with phosphoric acid, mono- and di-C16-18 (even numbered) alkyl esters is considered as not readily biodegradable according to a key study OECD 301F and GLP.


 

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Biodegradation in water:
not biodegradable
Type of water:
freshwater

Additional information

Supporting studies are available on both constituents, which are both a part of the registered Multi-constituent (EC = 952-252-4).


 


Based on the available GLP studies on biodegradation, primary alkylamine are estimated to be readily biodegradable. A key study on hydrogenated tallow alkylamine relates 75 % of biodegradation after 28 days according an OECD 301D protocol (new CAS 90640 -32 -7; CAS 61788 -33 -8) Considering that the test item is an organic uvcb, the 10 window criteria do not apply.


 


Phosphoric acid, octadecyl ester (CAS 39471-52-8) is not readily biodegradable according to an OECD 301 B (28% in 28 days) under GLP.


 


The result observed with the key study is confirmed by the supporting studies. All these studies considered together in a Weight of Evidence allow concluding that the registered substance is considered as not readily biodegradable.