Environmental Profiles of Chemical Flame-Retardant Alternatives for

pH:
This chemical does not contain functional groups expected to influence the pH of aqueous
solutions. Data for this endpoint are therefore not applicable.
UV/Visible Adsorption: No data
Viscosity:
Conclusion: The viscosity of this chemical at various temperatures has been adequately
characterized.
Basis for Conclusion: Studies on the viscosity of this chemical were located and appear
reasonable given the other physical/chemical properties available for this compound.
Viscosity (cP) Reference
1,800 at 25/C WHO, 1998; Akzo Nobel, 2003
2,200 at 0/C Akzo Nobel, 2003
540 at 40/C Akzo Nobel, 2003
Density/Relative Density/Bulk Density:
Conclusion: The density of this compound has been adequately characterized.
Basis for Conclusion: Consistent data are provided in several reputable sources.
Density Reference
1.52 at 25/C Specific gravity. WHO, 1998
1.5022 at 20/C Specific gravity. Budavari, 2001 (The Merck Index); Lewis, 2000 (Sax’s Dangerous
Properties of Industrial Materials)
1.48 kg/L at 25/C Bulk density. HSDB, 2003
Dissociation Constant in Water:
This compound does not have functional groups that are expected to dissociate in water. This
endpoint is therefore not applicable.
Henry’s Law Constant: No data
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