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EC number: 207-866-0 | CAS number: 498-66-8
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Norbornene has shown practically no ready biodegradation. This is confirmed by a non-standard experiment on inherent biodegradation. Model calculations (BioHCwin v1.01) showed a hydrocarbon half-life of 23.9 days.
The experimental log Koc of 2.273 and model calculations on fugacity show a low tendency to adhere to soil, the primary compartment will be water. Mass percentages calculated for air (ca. 0.2%) and sediment (ca.0.9%) show no significant contributions to these compartments. Volatilisation from water was calculated with a half-lif of 1h or 4d respectively (river or lake model).
The efficiency of waste water treatment was calculated to be ca. 95% with removal to air contributing ca. 77%
atmospheric oxidation via hydoxyl radicals or ozone reaction was calculated to proceed rapidly with half-lifes of ca. 2h.
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