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Endpoint summary
Administrative data
Description of key information
FAT 40875/A was a Dark brown powder (solid).
No melting point or boiling point was detected until 350 °C; however thermic decomposition was observed at about 260 °C in both studies.
Density of FAT 40875/A was found to be 1.6003 g/cm³.
Particle size: Mass median diameter was determined to be 5.26 µm.
The partition coefficient (Pow) and log Pow of test item, FAT 40875/A TE at 20 ± 0.5°C was < 0.00000020 and < - 6.69, respectively.
Water solubility of FAT 40875/B is determined to 499.9 g/L.
The surface tension of FAT 40875/A was determined to be 56.649 mN/m at room temperature ca. 20 °C.
The auto-ignition temperature of FAT 40875/A was determined to be > 550 °C. The test item FAT 40875/A TE should be considered as not highly flammable.
FAT 40875/A TE is a nonexplosive when subjected to flame, shock and friction.
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