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EC number: 932-124-4 | CAS number: -
Biodegradation in soil
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SFL is primarily composed of inorganic substances (the major constituent is calcium carbonate, along with silicon dioxide and a small amount of other inorganic salts) and is therefore expected to have a low potential for adsorption to soil. The inorganic portion does not undergo biodegradation i.e. microbial degradation to carbon dioxide and water but will be degraded in the environment by means other than biodegradation. The remainder of SFL is composed of organic plant material which is naturally present in the environment. Although SFL itself is not readily biodegradable (Degussa, 2007), the organic portion will undergo ultimate degradation in soil. The fact that the organic plant material is naturally occurring and non-toxic to the environment means that its presence and degradation would not lead to any disruption of the natural environmental processes.
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