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Hydrocarbon C BMF
Arnot
BCF
Dietary
BCF
Aqueous
BCF
Species
Reference
6-methylchrysene 19 0.04 357 667 RT EMBSI, 2008b
7-methylbenz(a)
anthracene
19 0.011 357 276 RT EMBSI, 2007b
19 0.005 357 356 C EMBSI, 2007c
6-ethylchrysene 20 0.032 323 815 RT EMBSI, 2008b
benzo(k)
fluoranthene
20 0.012 501 271 RT EMBSI, 2007b
0.009 501 350 C EMBSI, 2007c
benzo[a]pyrene 20 0.005 139 804 RT EMBSI, 2005a
0.001 139 90 RT
Niimi and
Palazzo, 1986
perylene 20 0.001 125 RT
Niimi and
Dookhran, 1989
3-
methylcholanthene
21 0.03 46 270 RT EMBSI, 2008a
dibenzo[a,h]
anthracene
22 0.007 385 943 RT EMBSI, 2005a
benzo[b]chrysene 22 0.018 385 1280 RT EMBSI, 2006b
benzo(ghi)
perylene
22 0.032 31 331 RT EMBSI, 2008a
indeno-1,2,3-cd
pyrene
22 0.029 111 303 RT EMBSI, 2008a
benzo(c)chrysene 22 0.05 263 141 RT EMBSI, 2008c
1-octylpyrene 24 0.078 6 87 RT EMBSI, 2006b
Table 20. Experimentally derived dietary and aqueous bioaccumulation data for
polyaromatic hydrocarbons. BCF (Arnot) is the predicted BCF using Arnot’s equations
incorporating metabolism (Arnot and Gobas 2003). RT: rainbow trout; C: carp. Bold blue
entries represent BCF values between the B criterion (2000) and the vB criterion (5000).
*-compounds are included, but not used to form conclusions; already deemed PBT, or not
relevant.
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