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Short-term toxicity to aquatic invertebrates

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Due to the low solubility of octacos-1-ene experimental data are not available and have not been proposed. Read across from tetradec-1-ene and hexadec-1-ene indicate that effects on invertebrates may be observed. However, the predicted toxicity of octacos-1-ene is above its limit of solubility so toxicity is not expected.

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Additional information

Experimental data are not available for octacos-1 -ene. In the absence of data for octacos-1 -ene, data have been read across from category members with a lower carbon number.

Drottar and Swigert (1995) and Whale and Cheesman (1995) tested the toxicity of tetradec-1-ene and Douglas and Halls (1993) and Whale and Cheesman (1995) tested the toxicity of hexadec-1-ene to aquatic invertebrates in OECD Guideline 202 tests. Due to the low solubility of the test substances test organisms were exposed to water accommodated fractions (WAF) and exposure concentrations were expressed as a loading rate. The tests were conducted as limit tests with a single exposure concentration of 1000 mg/l WAF. Effect levels up to 85% were observed after 48 hours.