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o-TOLUIDINE CAS N°: 95-53-4 - UNEP Chemicals

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OECD SIDS o-<strong>TOLUIDINE</strong><br />

3. ENVIRONMENTAL FATE AND PATHWAYS ID: <strong>95</strong>-<strong>53</strong>-4<br />

DATE: 07.01.2005<br />

Inoculum : other: activated sludge, aniline-acclimated<br />

Concentration : 500 mg/l related to Test substance<br />

related to<br />

Contact time :<br />

Degradation : ca. 60 (±) % after 8 day(s)<br />

Result :<br />

Deg. product :<br />

Method : other: Respirometer test<br />

Year : 1960<br />

GLP : no<br />

Test substance : other TS: o-Toluidine, analytical grade<br />

Method : Test in a Warburg respirometer<br />

Result : Oxidation was recorded as mg O2 uptake per liter of the mixture in the<br />

flask. Results were presented in a graph (O2 uptake (mg/l) with the length<br />

of Warburg run (h)). From this graph a degradation percentage could be<br />

determined.<br />

Air oxidation and volatility of the substrates were determined by a 24 h<br />

Warburg run in the absence of microorganisms. Results of this run were<br />

extrapolated to cover time periods up to 192 hours.<br />

Test condition : - The solution of mineral salts used to prepare the substrate solutions and<br />

the activated sludge suspensions for the Warburg runs had the following<br />

composition: 500 mg/l K2HPO4, 325 mg/l (NH4)HPO4, 50 mg/l NaCl, 50<br />

mg/l CaCl2, 25 mg/l MgSO4 and 5 mg/l FeCl3. The solvent was tap water.<br />

- Simulated sludge was prepared by mixing in tap water an aqueous<br />

solution of glucose and Difco nutrient broth and concentrated mixture of the<br />

same salts employed in the diluent.<br />

- Acclimatization of the activated sludge to aniline as sole source of carbon<br />

and energy was carried out in 1500 ml aeration tubes by the batch-feed<br />

method.<br />

- Original source of microorganisms was mixed liquor from the aeration<br />

tank of a municipal treatment plant.<br />

- The microflora was fed and aerated at least 1 h before use in the Warburg<br />

respirometer.<br />

- Incubation was carried out at 20 °C for 120 to 192 hours.<br />

Each flask was set up to contain 2500 mg/l activated sludge solids and 500<br />

mg/l test compound (substrate) in a total volume of 20 ml.<br />

Reliability : (2) valid with restrictions<br />

Basic data given<br />

15.06.2004 (78)<br />

Type : aerobic<br />

Inoculum : other: suspension of Niagara silt loam<br />

Concentration : 25 mg/l related to Test substance<br />

related to<br />

Contact time :<br />

Degradation : 100 (±) % after 64 day(s)<br />

Result : other: ring cleavage observed<br />

Deg. product :<br />

Method : other: photometrical measurement of ring cleavage; method according to<br />

Alexander M & Aleem MIH (1961). J. Agr. Food Chem. 9, 44.<br />

Year : 1961<br />

GLP : no<br />

Test substance : other TS: o-Toluidine, purity is not specified<br />

Remark : Study design is suitable to derive some general conclusions on the<br />

biodegradability but not to examine the biodegradability of individual<br />

compounds in detail.<br />

Test condition : - Nutrient solution contained inorganic nutrients and test substance as the<br />

sole carbon source.<br />

- 1 ml of a 1 % suspension of Niagara silt loam was added to closed bottle<br />

<strong>UNEP</strong> PUBLICATIONS <strong>95</strong>

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