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Ecotoxicological information

Endpoint summary

Administrative data

Description of key information

Additional information

Solubility of the test substance in water


The test substance was considered as highly insoluble in water (<0.0055 µg/L at 20°C) based on the water solubility determination of another UVCB containing the test substance.


 


Available ecotoxicological dataset


A summary of the ecotoxicological dataset available on the test substance is provided in the table below.


 























































 



Guideline



Species



Basis for effect



Effect concentration (mg/L)



Short-term toxicity to fish



OECD 203



Oncorhynchus mykiss



Mortality



96h-LL50 > 100



Short-term toxicity to aquatic invertebrates



OECD 202



Daphnia magna



Mobility



48h-EL50 > 100



Short-term toxicity to aquatic algae



OECD 201



Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata



Growth rate and biomass



72h ErL50 > 100



Long-term toxicity to aquatic algae



OECD 201



Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata



Growth rate and biomass



72h-NOELR>=100 



 Long-term toxicity to aquatic invertebrates



 OECD 211



 Daphnia magna



 Reproduction



 21d-EC10 > 10



Toxicity to microorganisms



OECD 209



Activated sludge



Respiration



3h-EC50 > 100



The methods for preparing the test solutions were designed to achieve the maximum water soluble fraction of the test material. For all organisms studied, no effects were observed at the maximum test concentration used. Therefore, it can be concluded that the test substance has no effects at the water solubility limit. In order to further investigate potential long-term hazards to aquatic organisms, a testing proposal to perform a long-term toxicity to fish study according to the OECD TG 210 has been submitted. Due to technical and experimental problems, the TG OECD 210 main test will be repeated and definitive results will be disseminated as soon as possible. Based on the non GLP results, no chronic effects on fish have been observed.