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Phototransformation in air
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Phototransformation in air:
The SRC AOPWIN program was used to obtain values of the rate constant kOHfor reaction of each constituent with hydroxyl radicals. An overall half-life in air under default conditions of hydroxyl radical concentration can be calculated using the following expressions:
kdegair(d-1) = kOH(cm3/molecule-sec) x OHConcair(molec/cm3) x 24 x 3600
Half-life is then calculated as:
DT50(d) = ln 2/ kdegair(d-1)
Where:
kdegair= total rate constant for degradation in air
kOH= rate constant for reaction with hydroxyl radicals
OHConcair= concentration of hydroxyl radicals in air
DT50= half-life
Calculated values for the constituents of Alkanes, C16 -C18 branched and linear are presented in Table 4.2.1 of the Chemical Safety Report.
Phototransformation in water
Phototransformation in water is not expected to be a significant removal process for Alkanes, C16 -C18 branched and linear.
Phototransformation in soil
Phototransformation in soil is not expected to be a significant removal process for Alkanes, C16 -C18 branched and linear.
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