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EC number: 931-038-4 | CAS number: -
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Administrative data
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Additional information
Stability
Aldehydes including n/i-C13 -C15 –aldehydes are hydrolytically stable due to their chemical structure and reactivity in aqueous environmental compartments under ambient conditions (GUBDH, 2008).
Biodegradation
n/i-C13 -C15 –aldehydes were shown to be readily biodegradable in a valid GLP OECD TG 310 guideline test which is considered to be suitable for assessment (Harlan, 2011).
Adsorption
The adsorption coefficient for n/i-C13-C15-aldehydes indicates that adsorption to soil is possible (estimated log Koc: 3.12; ECT, 2011).
Henry's Law Constant
The HLC for n/i-C13 -C15 -aldehydes was estimated to be 155 to 273 Pa*m³/mol (ECT, 2011). Based on these values the evaporation of n/i-C13 -C15 -aldehyde from the water surface and moist soil is expected.
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