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Ready tests: The test substance is readily biodegradable according to OECD criteria (BASF, 1996; NITE, 2008; Gerike & Gode, 1990; BASF, 2009). Water sediment simulation test (OECD TG 303A): The test substance was degraded by more than 80 % related to DOC. The results gave no hint on adsorption or other abiotic elimination processes; therefore the test substance can be regarded as biodegradable in this test (BASF, 1996; Project No. 96/0054/21/1).

Anaerobic Biodegredation: Under anaerobic test conditions, the test substance is poorly biodegradable according to OECD criteria (BASF, 2009; Project No. 40G0496/013035). Total gasified carbon was degraded by 10 - 20% after an expousure period of 62 days, measured by the biogas production.

Biodegradation in soil: The test substance was degraded by 72% related to CO2 (ISO 11622). The test substance can be regarded as biodegradable in this test (BASF SE, 2009; Project No. 18G0496/013031).