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CHLOROTHALONIL - 19 - APPENDIX II END POINTS AND RELATED INFORMATION 2. Fate and behaviour in the environment 20 December 2004 2.2 Fate and behaviour in water Abiotic degradation Hydrolytic degradation: Major metabolites: Photolytic degradation: Major metabolites: pH 5: no hydrolysis (n=3) pH 7: no hydrolysis (n=3) pH 9: DT50 (20°C) 16-38 days. (n= none Photolysis of chlorothalonil is not an important route in the environment. DT50 65 days, non-validated method DT50 10.5 h, with acetonitrile acting as photosensitiser SDS-3701: DT50 47.5 min at 40°C and 53.7 min at 18°C Biological degradation Readily biodegradable: Water/sediment study: DT 50 water: DT 90 water: DT 50 whole system: DT 90 whole system: Distribution in water / sediment systems (active substance) Distribution in water / sediment systems (metabolites) no 2.5 hours; This value also applies for the whole system (study 7) major part of r.a. in water phase. Max. in water: 72% at 0 day. Max in sediment: 4.7% at 0,25 day and after day 14 remains 10% of applied radioactivity. In the sediment bound residues

CHLOROTHALONIL - 20 - APPENDIX II END POINTS AND RELATED INFORMATION 2. Fate and behaviour in the environment 20 December 2004 Accumulation in water and/or sediment: amounted to 33-37% after 100 days; CO 2 reached 5-9%. In the sediment trichloro-1,3- cyanobenzene reached 20% at day 1 and declined to 12% at day 14. The unknown metabolite C1 in sediment reached 17% at day 0.25 and declined to 5,8% at day 14. The unknown metaboliet C2 never exceeded 10% in the sediment in the HM ditch. Not available, not required Degradation in the saturated zone Not available, not required Remarks: none

CHLOROTHALONIL<br />

- 20 -<br />

APPENDIX II<br />

END POINTS AND RELATED INFORMATION<br />

2. Fate and behaviour in the environment<br />

20 December 2004<br />

Accumulation in water and/<strong>or</strong><br />

sediment:<br />

amounted to 33-37% after 100<br />

days; CO 2 reached 5-9%. In the<br />

sediment trichl<strong>or</strong>o-1,3-<br />

cyanobenzene reached 20% at<br />

day 1 and declined to 12% at day<br />

14. The unknown metabolite C1 in<br />

sediment reached 17% at day<br />

0.25 and declined to 5,8% at day<br />

14. The unknown metaboliet C2<br />

never exceeded 10% in the<br />

sediment in the HM ditch.<br />

Not available, <strong>not</strong> required<br />

Degradation in the saturated<br />

zone<br />

Not available, <strong>not</strong> required<br />

Remarks:<br />

none

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