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READY BIODEGRADATION OF 8-2 TELOMER B ALCOHOL (MODIFIED OECD 301D CLoseD BOTTLE TesT)
Test Guideline COrhgeamniiczaaltsi;onSefcotrioEnco3:noRmeiacdyanBdioCdoeogpreardaatbiilvtey:Dev30e1loDpmCelnotse(dOEBCotDt)eTGeuisdtel(1i9n9e2)f.or Testing of Author Ning Wang, Ph.D. Study Completion Date 20-March-2003 Test Facilities (ECLentdraulPRoensteadrecNhe&moDuervselaondpmCeonmtpany. `ECnovriproornatmeenCteanltearndfoMriEcnrgoibnieoelroignicgaRleSsceiaerncches & Engineering NGelwaasrgko,w DBuEil1d9i7n1g4-36001,01P,.OU.SBAox 6101 and HE.LaskdelulPLoanbtodreatNoerymofuorrsHeaanldthCaonmdpaEnnvyironmental Sciences Newark, DE. 19714 Submitter `E.D1u.PdonutPCohnetmdiecaNlemSooluurtsioannsdECntoemrpprainsey Wilmington, DE 19898, USA EMSE Study Project Number 1303/4842 Report Number EMSER 1303
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(CERTIFICATION OF AUTHENTICITY
READY BIODEGRADATION OF 8-2 TELOMER B ALCOHOL (MODIFIED OECD 301D
CLOSED BOTTLE TEST)
We, the undersigned, declare that the work described in this report was performedunderour supervision, and that this report provides an accurate record of the procedures and results.
Report by:
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2S6tuDdey cIneitmiabt2ie0o0nr2Date: 20D-aMtaerScthud2y00C3ompleted: SB1uu.bbmdoiutntPCeohrne:tmdiecaNl SeoumonaosndCEunormrppraisnsey Wilmingion, DE 19898, USA
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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332 Analytical Methodsfor Test Substance and Products ...........rerecl|
4.0 RESUSaN DISCUSSION...
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Figure | 8:2 Telomer B Alcohol (8-2 TBA) concentration during the 28-day (est*......|4
Figur2e. Fluoride concentrationduring the 28-day teSt.....ovvvromnininrarinnnn 1S
Table(1| 4-CJoan0c-e20n0t3r)a,tiaonndodfa8y-228TB(2A8-atJada1y-200(0331)-Dec-20c 02), day 7 (v 7-Jan-2003), s day 14 16
Table2 Daily temperature readings with a calibrated digital thermometerinside a
chemical hood where the test VesselsWere INCUBBIEd ......rorovvvrorornnnec|1
TableJAa-n1-2.0A0n3a)l,ydtiacyal14re(s1u4l-tsJaonf-82-0203T),BaAndcodnacyen2t8ra(t2i8o-nJaatnd-2a0y003)(.31.-cDecc-r2c00r2c),rdcacyn7r(r7-sn 19 Table(AT-r2e.atAmneanltyt3i,caacltrievsautletds solfuSdpgiekfeilrtreactoevpelruys omfin8e-r2aTl BmAedfiruomm)tahtedsaaymp0l(e3m1a-tDreicx-
2002), day 7 (7-Jan-2003), day 14 (14-Jan-2003), and day 28 (28-Jan-2003) .........21 Table A-3. Analytical resultsoffluoride concentration at day 0 (31-Dec-2002), day 7 (7-
Jan-2003), day14 (14-Jan-200a3n)d, day 28 (28-Ja1-2003) c.crrcrrsnin 2d Table A-4. Preparationofthe mineral Medium fOr th (e5t.....vvrvrororvenrrnnnin25 Figure A-1 A fluoride standard calibration curve used for fluoride quantification of
SAMPIES EIIIBAEI-T10 EIIIBEI64 crs 26 Figure A-2 A calibration curve usedfor 8-2 TBA quantification of samples E93384EJ-1 Figure0AB-3OSATcEhRrDomEa.t.og.r.a.phcoofossammpolnesEs9e3n3e84sEcJo-2s9msusmeednfmorm8m-m2 eTmBmAmmanmalmymsimse.m.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.d28l
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READY BIODEGRADATION OF 8-2 TELOMER B ALCOHOL (MODIFIED `OECD 301D CLoseD BOTTLE TEST)
Author Ning Wang, Ph.D. 10 SummaARY Rationaleofthe Study "eTnhviisrtoentmegnetnaelrapteerssiesntveinrcoeonmfeanttealtfsatuebsitnafnocrem.atWihoernelaevcahnetmtiocaaslseentsertshethpeoteennvtiiarlonfmoernt, cbhieomdiecgarla.datTihoen"isOoEnCeoDft3h01e DmaCjloorserodutBeostthtatTdeestt"eirsmianewsidtehleyeancvcierpotnemdentteasltfoataesosfestshtehe "thriesatdeys"tabgiiodveegrnadcahbeimliictayloisauftnelsitkeclhyemoicable. peDrsuiestteontthien stthreienngevnitrotnsmtencto.ndiBtieocnasu,sie atctpiavsasteesd smlauydgoe cwilclifbuethruissecdheamsitchaeliennotcerusluamdfoomretshteictesse,wtahgeeoturtecaotmmeeontftphlantte(sPtOwTilWl)i.ndiTchaetelwohwawtater s`oTlBuAb,ilCitAy,Svo#la6t7i8li-t3y9,-a7n)dtosbteronugsesudrifnactehiasdtseosrtprteiqonuiprreoapsermtoideisfiocfa8t-i2onToefltoheme3B0r1ADltceoshtol (8-2 e`gxupiedceltiendest.o bBeecualutismeattehelydumreattaiboonloifztedh,ettiesstsipsecriefliactisvteluydyshwolr (o2n8lydapyrso)viadnedi8n-f2orTmBatAioins onnot primary biodegradation potentialof8-2 TBA, through measurement of parent loss and bfioordmeagtriaodnoatfioflnupoortiednet,ianlotofthfeluuolrtiinmaatteedecnhveimriocnamlesnstuaclhfaase8o-f2tTheBAte,stachteesmtiscayls,temTowiatshsess full madeadpituedmmpilcursoaodrdgiatinoinsamlcsatrobtohnestoeustrccehe)mmicaaylbaendneaedfeavdorable growth medium (mineral Test System: "ATlhceohbiooldeingrmaidnaebriallitmyeadnidubmioptlruasnascftoirvmaatteidonslpuodtgenetiianloocfultuhme (t5estmsLubascttainvactee8d-s2lTuedgleompeerr lBiter of cmriniemrpaeldmteesdtivuemss)elfsro(mglaasPs OseTrWumwbaosttdleetse)ramnidnetd.h tTeshtewtaesstcsoynsdtuecmtecdonastisrtoeodomfteimnpdeirvaitduuarlely (W=i2t2hCa)c.tivTatheedssaltuudrgaeteadnsdolkuetpitoniocfl8o-s2edTeboltotmleesri8n tAhlecdoahrokl aitn rmoinoemratlemmpeerdaituurme.waPseriinoodciuclaaltleyd (exdtaryacst,io7n,a1n4d, aannadly2s8i)s,. saPomtpelnetibaolttdleegsorafddaitfifoenreofnttheexptesrtimcehnetmailcatlreaantdmefnotrsmwaetiroensoafcproitfeincetdiaflor `temsettacbhoelmitiecsal(tarnadnsbfyoramnaatliyosnisprfoodrucfltuso)riwdaes(fFoollno)weddubryinagntahleys2i8so-dfstthuedyc.oncentrationofthe Findings: a`Unndde1r3t%hemtoerstecaotnddiatyio1n4s,ctohmpa10rsesodfwi8t-h2tTheBaAbifotriocmctohnetrtoelstvveesssseellss. wAatsd~ay8%28,motrhee at day 7 ccoonntcreonlst.ratNioonsdoefflu8o-r2inTaBtiAonwoefre8-n2oTt BdiAstwinagsuiosbhsaebrlveebdedtuwreienngtthhetteets.system and the abiotic
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---------- SEMIN-- p Ne,10 Conclusion: Underthe test conditions, 8-2 TBA is not readily biodegradable. + Confirmed expectation that abioic removal mechanism--s volatility andlor awdistohropbtjieocnti~vewoilflabcehifeacvtionrgs tmhaastsnebealdacnocnesideration when designing future studies
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GENERAL STUDY INFORMATION
Study Objectives Dectoencremnitrnaetitohnedbuiroitnrgantshfeoersmtation potential of8-2 TBA by monitoring its Determine the degreeofdefluorination of 8-2 TBA Deftaectromrsitnheaitfmaabyioatfifcecrteamboivlaitlymteocahcahniiesvemsma~vsoslabtaillainctey.and/or adsorption - will be:
TestSystem Justification "The test system is outlined by the OECD 301D guideline and readily accepted.
Study Personnel E.L. +duPoCennttdaelNReemsoeaurrcshaannddCDoemvpealnoypment- Corporate Center forEngineering Research -
HaEsnkveilrolnmLeanbtoarlataonrdy MfiocrrHoebailotlhogaincdalEnSvciireonnmcee&nstaElnSgciineenecreisng
Management: Study Director:
JElo.hndTu.PoGnatnndoen,NePmho.Du.rs and Company CCeonrtproarlatReesCeeanrtcehr afonrdEDnegvienleoerpimnegntResearch EGnlvaisrgoonwmeBnutialldianngd3M0i0c.rPo.bOi.olBoogixca6l10S1ciences & Engineering Newark, DE 19714-6101 USA aS.ndMark Kennedy, Ph.D. EH.aI.skdelulPoLnatbdoreatNoermyofuorrsHeaanldthCaonmdpaEnnvyironmental Sciences Newark, DE 19714 USA NE.iLngduWaPnongt,dPeh.NDe.mours and Company CCoernptoarlatReesCeeanrtcehr afnord EDnegvienleeorpimnegntResearch GElnvaisrgoonwmeBnutialldianngd3M0i0c.rPo.bOi.olBogoixca6l10S1ciences & Engineering Newark, DE 19714-6101 USA
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MATERIALS AND METHODS
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Certificate ofAnalysis Date: Date Received: Solubility at 25C. Vapor pressure: Stability: Appearance/Color: Storage Conditions: Safety Precautions:
13-5ept-2001 26-Mar-2002 ~140 gL" 0.023 mm Hg Stable at ambient room temperature White solid Room temperature; keep tightly closed Wear lab coat, protective gloves, and safety glasses
3.02 Reference Substance None
313 PreparationofMineral Medium (OSneeedTaayblbeefAo-r4e ftohre miininteiraatliomnoefdithuemtsestto,ck2 msoLluteiaocnhporfepmairnaetriaoln)stwoecrkesaodludteidontsoA2,liBt,erCs,oafnd D sftielreirleundietis.onized water and the mineral medium was sterile filtered into two Nalgene 1 iter
3.04 Container Coating with 8-2 TBA Solution SsteevreirlaizledpoulnydperropUyVlelnieghgtalolvoenrnjiugghstwiintha Bliidosh(oPordt.iuFmivpeadcakyasgibnegf,oCreasteheIiDnFitYiaZt2ioQn0o7)tfhwetreest, (onMeeogfohthme-jcumgs=wa1s7.5f)i.lleAd w0i.4tmh4Lliatelrisquooftsotefri8l-e2wTatBeAr fsrtoocmkBsaorlmusttioenad(3E-mPgu/rem.syisnteetmhanol) wrianssiandgdweidthtosttehreiljeuwgfaotrer,aftihneajlucgowncaesntcraaptpieodn foofr3l0a0tergu/sLe taondmawkaes8t-i2rTedBfAorsa4tudraayst.ed mAifneerral medium.
315 PreparationofSaturated 8-2 TBA Solution FfirvoemdBaaymsstbeefaodreEt-hPeurienistiyasttieonmo(Mtfhegothetm,-acnmoth=er17j.u5g) waansd wfialsledauwtiotchla3velidt.ersAfoifsetrecroiolleinwga.ter dToBwAnI,L0.a6n0d4t2hegsooflu8t-i2onTwBaAswsatisrraedddoendatosthiepljautgeffoorra4fdianyasl.coTncheentsroaltutiioononfin2t0h1ejmugg 8w-a2s "tTrhaenssfuerpreemdattoanstterwialescternatnrsiffeurgreedbattottlhees apnred-wcoaastecdenjturgifpurgeepdarteodrienmSoevcetitohne 3pa.r1t.i4caulnadrwmaatster. referredassaturated 8-2 TBA solution.
3.16 Preparation of8-2 TBA Saturated Mineral Medium TThBrAeesmoillultiiliotner(3ealictherosf) aMnidnewraas smtioxcekdsoblyutiinovnesrsAe,lyBs.hCa,kianngdtDhewjaugs.adTdheedm1i0xtehde ssoaltuutriaotnedw8a-s2 refered as 8-2 TBA saturated mineral medium and was used the next day
3.07 Activated Sludge Collection MAupnpircoixpiamlatWealsyte4 TlrterasotmfeancttiFvacaitleidtysl(uPdgOeTwWa)s-cAoelrlieacttieodnfBraosminth#e2CiotnyDoefcWeimlbmeirng3t1o,n20(0D2E.) Awaesrmiarxreidvibnyg abtritehfelyessthalkaibn,gthtehesljuudggteowsaussapsesnidgtnheedmaincrIoDornguamnbisemrs.E93A3ft8e6r-s1e0t5l.inTghtehesludge sludge for approximately 15 min to remove coarse matters, the upper aqueous phaseof the
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sacltuidvgaetewdasslfudegreefdlrtahtreo.ugAh 2a0NmylLonalnieqtuowtiotfh tahpofrlersaitzeeowfas85truamn.sfeTrheidstoiasgrlefaesrrsedsc1in0tailltahteion vrieaflerwrietdhtao apslaksitlilcetdrsanlsufdegrepfiipletrtattee.and was autoclaved. The autoclaved sludge filtrate was 318 Test Units Tcersitmpvecsaspesl.s wTehreep6r0e-mclLeabnoirnogsiwlaiscadteongelabssy sreinrsuimngbotthteleasluwimtihnupmre-focilleaanneddsaelputmaiwniutmh-mleitnheadnol once and then with sterile deionizedwate tree times.
32 Test Conduct Fanoduratlyupmeisonufmexfpoiel.rimTehnetaplret-rleeaatnmeinntgswwaesredocnoendbuyctreidnswiingththperem-cwlietahnemdetghlaansoslwaorneceanadndsetphtean with sterile deionizedwater3 times
321 Treament]-8:2T84
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322 Treatme2n-t 8-2 TBA Saturate
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323 Treatment3- Mi
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324 FTorreaattotmaelno4tf8-gMlianssersaerluMmedbioutmsp(l2urseAplcitciavtaestexd4SlsuamdpgleiFniglttirmaetpeoinis), 34.82 mL of msienreurmalbomteldeisuwmitahnpdla0s.t1i7c5trmanLsfoefarpcitpievtatteesd. sTlhuedgbeotftilletsrawteerweascraidmdpeeddtwoietahcphroef-tchleeangleadss aluminum foil and PTFE/siicone septa. These samples served as sample mairix controls during quantification of 8-2 TBA and is possible transformation products.
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325 Test Conditions andSampling 3251 Sample Incubation
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33 Sample ExtractionandAnalysis
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3312 Sample Extraction NFlauOorHidweeerxetriancctuiboan:tedThateo1o5 mmLtemppeoraltuyrepforrot3u-bp4eshycowlnittehai2nn5i0neg 3h0e0$RmPiM.otefstsmhaekdiingu.m Tplhuesn 0s.a0m4p2lemtLuboesf6wNerHe,sStOo,rewdaisn aa-dd2e0dCtefarecehzeorftfhoreltatuebresfltuoornieduetraanlailzyesitsh test medium. The 8a-d2diTnBgA5.e5x6trmacLtoiofn:6NBeHfo,rSeOexitnra5c0ti0onm,LMoTfBcEh-ilHl,edSOM,TBsEo.lveAnt 3s0ysmtLemawliaqsuoptroefptahreedcbhyilled MteTstBmEe-dHi;uSmO,wawsaswitthhednrianwjnecftredomintthoe ebaoctthleosf.tAhRcerritmhpeedMTsaBmEp-leHbyoSttOl4eswaafserintjehcete1d0, mthLe of s2a5m0p-l3e0b0oRtPsMwsehraekiinngc.ubAatfeedrsaftrionogmttheempMerTatBuErepfhoarsea,ptphreoxcirmiamtepleyd 2sahmpwliethbottles were dpiepceatptepetdo a5n0dmtLhepMolTyBprEoppyhlaesneefcreontmreifaucghoe ftutbhees saanmdpkleeptboitntlaesfrweeazsert.raAns2fe0rrmeLd wailtihqauotgloafss MpoTlyBpErowpaylseandedceednttroitfuhgeestaemspl.e bTohreessamafptlretbhoettfliersstwMerTeBrEecpahpapseedwwaisthttrhaensofreirgriendalto the a1lhumwiintuhm2-5li0n--ed30T0efRloPnMd ssheapktianag.ndTwheereMiTnBcuEbaptheadsaetwoaosmthteenmtprearnastfuerrerefdorwiatphparogxliamsastpeilpyette M10TtBheEpoplhyapsreowpaylsecneencternitfruigfeudgaettaupbpersotxhimaactoenltyai2n0e0d0thRePfMirsftoMr T10BmEinp.hasAe.20TmheLcaolmibquionteodf t2h0emMLTBglEassphsacisnetiflrloatmioenacvihalofwtihteh cefnotirli-fluigneedtucabpe.s wFarsomtraancsfheorfredthewigtlhaassglscaisnstiplilpaettitoentvoiaals,
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`The temperatureofthe test system was monitored and recorded throughout the course ofthe study.
332 Analytical Methods for Test Substance and Products
33.21 Analysisof Test Substance
8-2 TBA Analysis:
Analytical standards:
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CTyopnisctaalnlty,fetvheelocfaliibnrtaetrinoanl ssttaannddaarrddswwaesruesmeda:de~3in00thuegr/aLnogfeoDf-28-52-1T0B0A0.g/ThLe8c-a2liTbBrAat.ion
c(uDr-v8e-s2wTeBrAe)coannsdtrtuhcetreadtuoosfintghtehecornatcieoonifratthieonpseoafk a8-r2eaTfBorAioanndm/tzhe3i1nt(e8r-n2alTsBtAan)daarndd. vAzn 33
oefxsaammplpeleo(faE9c3a3l8ib4rEa1t-io2n9)cusrevpearwaatisogniwvaesn ignivFeinguireFAi-gu2reanAd-3a.n example ofa chromatograph
gAla0.s5 s mGLCavliiaqlu(o1t.o7 fmLthevMolTuBmEe),ph3aisLeforfo5m0 tphge/GmCLovfiDal-s8(-S2ecTtiBoAn 3i.n3t.e1m.a2l) wstaasndpalradcewdaisnaadded
w10asthaenvailaylzuedstwiaicnGeCgbysayrGinCg/e,MStheinvsiatlrwumaesntcaapcpcoerddianngdtso tuhebfjoltleoowcainnatglycesoindsd.itioEnasc:h sample
GC/MS system:
HDePte6c8t9or0 (PAlguisleGntC),(AMgPiSle2n-tM)u,lHtPiP5u9r7p3osMeaSsasmpSleelerctive
(Gerstal)
Column:
'DB-5MS, 30 m x 0.25 mm, | wm film (Agilent)
Temp. camp: Initial: 80C for 2 min
20Cimin to 120C
50C/min to 300C and hold for 3 min
Flow rate:
1.0 mLmin; He; constant flow mode
split
51
Inlet temp.:
250
Injection volume:
20
MSD transfer line temp.:
280
Tonization:
ELT0eV
SIM ions monitored:
mlz: 31,33, 95, 98; dwell time: 25 ms for each ion
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Retention time:
82 Telomer B Alcohol (8:2 TBA):
497 min
Intemal standard (D-8-2 TBA):
495 min
Fluoride Analysis:
Analytical standard:
Ccaelritbirfaiteidons.taTndhaerdcaolfib1r0at0imong/stLaonfdafrldusorwiedreeinmawdateern(tThherramnogeOroif5on~) w1a00s pugs/eLd fbyodsitlauntdiaorndof
h"Tehe1r0m0oOmrgi/oLn)oafnfdluodreiidoensitzaenddwaradtwrifthroTmIBSaAmBsIiIead(oEt-aPluorneiscyssttreemng(tMheagdojuhsmt-mcenmt b=uf1f6e-r I18l).
HfaolrfthsetdrielnugttihonT.ISAABImIL (aolinqeuoptaortfofcaTcIhSoAfBtIheIsapnldusarodnesoplaurttioofndweaisonuiszeeddfwoartfelru)orwiadse used
analysis to consiruacsttandardcurve for quantification of fluoride in samples
Quanifcaion of Fluoride:
"pTohleyp$rmopLylteesntemteudbeisuwmtahsatthwaawsedtraetaoteod mwittehmNpearOatHuraenadnHdiwSaOs4cfernoimreiafucghedo.ftFhoeur15mimLler
`niLqouoftTfIrSoAmBeIaIch osoltufhtiont.ubeAsftwearsmtirxainnsgf,ertrheedm10e.d2i0ummwi.aspoalnyaplryozpeydlfeonreftluuboeritdheatuscionngtaai7ne1d04
e'AlePcltursodpeH(ITShEermmeoteOrri(oTnh,emromdoeOlr9i6o.n0,9s,erlioatl##G0X616)8.14A)faenrdfaillionngpltuhse rfleufoerriedneceseclhecatmibveer with
rtheefesraemnpceleelmeectdrioudem fainlldinfglusoorliudteiosnt(anTdhaerrdmsoolOurtiioonn),antdhetheeleccotnrdoudcetiwvaistyinisnermtieldliivonlotseawcahsof
r`egcenoerrdaetdeadfbeyrpSlomttiinngofthienscutbaantdiaornd. flEuaocrihdesacmopncleentwraastimoenasinurLeOdGtwsiccea.le Aversstuasndmairldlicvuorlvtse was
(Figure A-1) for quantificationof fluoride.
40 RESULTSAND DISCUSSION 4.1 UTanbdleerAtDhe).est conditions, 82 TBA is no readily biodegradable (Figure 1, Table 1,and + 9Sp1i2ke3r%ecaotvdearyyo7f, 984-2+T6BAtfrdoamyt1h4e,taesntdm7e4d+iu5m%aavterdaagye2d81(0T6a+bl5e%A-t2),daiynd0i.cating mheadtiMumT,BeExceexpttraoctriodnayme2t8hsoadmopblteasined a good recoveryof 8-2 TBA from the test Acotmapyar7e,dtwhietlhosasboiofti8c-2coTnBtrAolivnetsessetlsve(sTsreelast(mTernetat2)m.ent 1) was ~8% more(p<0.05) + (A9t<d0a.y011)4c,otmhpealrosesdowift.h2 aTbiBoAticincotnesttrovlesvseeslssel(sTr(eTartemaetnmetn1t)2w.as ~13% more AStysatyem 2a8n,dtthheecoanbcioetnitcractonitornoslso.f 8Mo2sTtBkAelw,erheenloosdsisotfin8g-u2iTshBabAledubertiwneethnisth2e8-tedsaty b{eisottwraanssfdourema1t0iaobniotic removal mechanisms ~ volatility and/or adsorption athr than Inltoshseisapboisostiibclcyonctaruosles,d tbhy vcoolnatcielniizrataitoonnodufr8i-n2g tThBe Aincduebcarteiaosnedorcobnytiinnucooumslpyl.eteThe
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extraction due to adsorption to the glass wallsof the test vessels and/or the sludge inoculum. 4.2 Under the test conditions, no defluorination of 8-2 TBA occurred during the 28-d test The fluoride concentration was the same in the test medium during the test period, averaged 17.9 + 2.6 pg/L at day0, 17.1 08 ug/Lat day 7, 17.4+ 1.4 pg/Lat day 14,and 175+ 1.0 pg/Lat day 28 (Table A-3). Under the test conditions, perfluorooctanoic acid (CAS# 335-67-1) is unlikely to be a `major metabolite because defluorination was not observed during the test. On a `molar basis, for one mole of 8-2 TBA to be converted to one mole of perfluorooctanoic acid, two molesoffluoride would be released. No increase in fluoride concentration was observed during the test. As a result, the absence of fluoride concentration increase during the test indicated that perfluorooctanoic acid is unlikely a major metabolite (>10%of otal mass present) of 8-2 TBA `biotransformation under these test conditions.
5.0 (CONCLUSION Under the test conditions at room temperature (~22C), 8-2 TBA is not readily biodegradable. Confirmed expectations that abiotic removal mechanisms -- volatility and/or adsorption will be factors that need consideration when designing future studies with objective of achieving mass balance.
6.0 LIMITATIONS OF THE TEST Due to the low water solubility, volatility, and strong surface adsorption properties of 82 TBA, its difficult to conducta test with a good mass balance (90%) for the abiotic control, whereas, the mass balance achieved in this study was only 67%. During the test, the concentration of 8-2 TBA continued to decrease in the abiotic controls, complicating the experimental data interpretation. `Taken together, the conclusion drawn from this testis indicative, not conclusive. Further studies willbe conductedtodetermine the potential major biotransformation products of 82TBA.
7.0 REFERENCE 7.1 OECD Guideline for Testingof Chemicals, Section 3: Ready Biodegradability: 301 D. Closed Botle Test. (1992).
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FIGURE 1 8-2 TELOMER B ALCOHOL (8-2 TBA) CONCENTRATION DURING THE 28-DAY
TEST
!
i.23Ed
:<
2
i3g
>
Daysafterthe initiation
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FIGURE 2 FLUORIDE CONCENTRATION DURING THE 28-DAY TEST*
"Zeo-- AKcitlievdatseldudsgieudigreatfietr+at8e-+28T:B2ATsBaAlusraattuerdatmeidnemrianlermaeldmieudmium =
=|
0 by3
2
fFR
3[ 5
os ww mw Days after the initiation
+ Trhaephteiss wdearsivienditifaotemd otnhe3o1riDgeincaelmdbaetra 2of00T2abalnedAf-i3.nished on 28 January 2003. The
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TABLE 1
CONCENTRATION OF 8-2 TBA AT DAY 0 (31-DEC-2002), DAY 7 (7-JAN-2003), DAY 14 (14-JAN-2003), AND DAY 28 (28-JAN-2003)*
Trpeot Trostments Time.
oor sTruopaeomMemnt1e-pAcntBua2tTedEA 70 Sanat mire magn Wo
one
dtowaxe wTHen2z00m8 maeaw
Bata Concentraton
we wfeist eseno wan
TestSubstance remaining gaCyom7pdaaryed14t,oDaanydd0a2y28 x 00 n
TratmKaondtsa2g.e 0 310ncae 427
0
BSaarsaiepdsie2rTBmA om
7 wo
Tan tena
wise sso
a "
Bm suman ess
o
+ "Thistable is derived from the original dataof Table A-1.
+4 TMeesatnsubssttaanncdearrdedmeaviinaitniogna:tnD=a4y.7s, 14, and 28 compared to Day 0,%= (C:/Co) x 100, where:
Cy=8-2 C=82
TBA TBA
concentration concentration
at at
Day 0, Days 7,
I4,and
28.
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TABLE 2 DAILY TEMPERATURE READINGS WITH A CALIBRATED DIGITAL THERMOMETER INSIDAE CHEMICAL HOOD WHERE THE TEST VESSELS WERE INCUBATED
Time. E3 1 2 3 . 5 5 7 10 " 2 8 " 1s " 1 1 2 2 2 a x Average, n= 20 `Standard Deviation
oats 310002002 14a 2003 24a 2003
an2003 an2003 S023 un2003 72003 Suan2003 San2003 104002003 11402003 124002003 13402003 144an2003 164an2003 16-Jan-2003 174202003 184802003 169302003 20402003 2102003 2402003 20am2003 2a2008 254an2003 28-Jan-2003 27-4an2003 28402003
Temperature 28 2281 28 a 2st 2st 24 23 29 21 20 28 2a8t 20 22 20 23 29 201 201 29 21 21 23 29 2501 231 a7 20 20 [x]
+ Temperature reading in the test lab recorded by a calibrated Dickson rreecaodridnegrs (bMyotdheelrTecHoDrXde,rsweerirael nnoutmubseerd0f1o1r1c8a-l2c4u7l)at.ioTnohfettheempedraailtyure: average temperature.
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TANAABLLYETAI-C1A.L RESULTS OF 8-2 TBA CONCENTRATION AT DAY 0 (31-DEC-2002),
DAY 7 (7-JAN-2003), DAY 14 (14-JAN-2003), AND DAY 28 (28~JAN-2003)
m no Teens d me chiWsyitAes e Am`vwiAgoen cEoncTamesAtont
wo
ot
Contec Tomause asc5heTon 01
nt 0s
oT mn
amsasz uplmnnn 0 20 womm
wo
on
emia
oviwwm Ps Po
eames
4smow
wr
a
Averages Sanda Dviations
Ow
oss
MESSTrameanni2zTeedxcgume 1 o2o
on
we
emacs
0 2: wmer oe wo
emer
0 aw @ 0 sem
eamesa Average: sandarsDoviton
0 o Cw w
Is
m
027
COIMELS TfTarameesrnsActoanegs |7 1 9o9e9 0s
"
[rer
TaFE ome ns wr
emacs
Ta5 emwe ws "
comme J----
ToeCmme
se " uso
CRIMESTm ammae Taloasnsniae T1Tom984
emis
Tz ws
uz ws
wo 1
camnacsan
PEEPw Ir
0s
mein
soe omme ws -
Average:Standard Deviation
vm
wae
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TABLE A-1 (CONTINUED) ne Teroest
NUE ranches cones wmmeedmsmenpsaasmzetTuInA emma
snes Average Standard wvation EONMEL ramantz totsge
foro ps 82TBA comea Ese mesmenimetn eneesss
esmesse
Ww Twa
cm oAnncaenyviA satlon
7 ED
HT 1
185 87
14
2 2
783 om
wos me
PE
woo me
ms
1 98
wr
14 2
ga a
wos me
a ws
woo wo
AAvvmaeiRsl i or n a ns
sas os 0 on
Average SancadDeviation
com
RUSTraiment 1 Acres BTS
5
Comaacsseswuemmmaepousaa0i2mTeesAn 28 21mTea
ne
zm
mess
Boa es ese a ee
smi Aversa SandadDeviation
wa as os om
CONES! ramet kmasisge BT 82
"2
ropa 8278 Conesesume mosanetn
23
Te 2 919
we
2 ar
eos
wa se
=
a wes
Eonmson
wa ee
9
PE
Average StandardOwain
C+F.i=cn8a:2oTBnA acnalyeticoafln6av2earTaBgtAe,vCaloyue,=Cnx (Versa Vo where:
VV+,Srt2as5nd=amr5dL0Dm(eTvLeisat(timToeBndEiwuamsuscuesdae1eldxlfieordxatucasichneigohense) fmineadlicuomn)c.entrationof3-2 TBAT = 4
econacanimatont Ch 0 1 ww 1.
wen " 0 ES
"2 meas
0 0 "
" ws
Ea
0 een
--
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TBLEA-2. ANALYTICAL
RESULTS
OF
SPIKE
RECOVERY
OF
8-2
TBA
FROM
THE
SAMPLE
MATRIX (TREATMENT 3,
DAY 0 (31-DEC-2002),
DAACTYI7VA(T7E-DJASNL-U20D0G3E),FIDLATYRA1T4E
P(1L4U~SJMAINN-2E0R0A3L)M,EADNIUDM)
AT
DAY 28 (28-JAN-2003)
" TTT Time Rep G5oam1cvn8tiiAtson_ BAv2vaTatBeAn FCionntea8miinTiBoAnt %oRlocSopmkyte
EmuE ms 0 1 om wr Pa
on
rr
om = PA
ws
ems 0 D 3 aom = PA
wo
3m [rE
=
mn
or
Average:StandardOevitP on E
ex
[Et Vm PA "
o
wus 1:pomom we "
w
[ee 3m wo "
"
women 7 4m mn PA
w
Arnage SantanaOoiation womes wo 1 an
m
a
nes "
asses wo: aomm mn "
ws
mse Ww 3mom xe w
"
[Er 3m m PA
us
AveagesSanta oaton
sz
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TABLE A-2 (CONTINUED)
--_-- No
Time ep a5naIlyTtBicAal AmaSiAyTtBcAal
Concentration _ Average
E22
we
Wr
eonmesss 28 1 1
182
. 100
eonmEss Bz 108
168
2 168
eames 2 3 164
n
eonmesss 2 34 1i8"1 18
Average 2 Standard Deviat+ion 184
+ Final 8-2 TBA concentration, Cy = C, x (Varae/V) where: C= 8:2 TBA analytical average value, Varu=e 50 mL (MTBE used to extractthe test medium). V,=25 mL (Test medium usedfro extraction). 3of% spike recovery, R = (C//C) = 100, where: C= final 8:2 TBA concentration, C,= Concentration of 8-2 TBA spiked into the sample bottles (448
CoFnRcweinteaitTiBoAnt mWTr
24 3% 2 2s
pg/L)
Re%cooivSemrhye?
n " i J nz
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TABLEA-3.
ANALYTICAL RESULTS OF FLUORIDE CONCENTRATION AT DAY 0 (31-DEC-2002),
DAY 7 (7~JAN-2003), DAY 14 (14-JAN-2003), AND DAY 28 (28~JAN-2003)
No
Trmosomeent Tine ep cFoSnnecaaiwnetailon FAAvvleayriaocgaels Fcuooncnaanierfadoomnt
-- EOMUEN rosment1 Acted ww0 1 w1r07 w10r8 wnrz
sige ale plus 62TOA Ts orsaues2 sedmncoimedm 0 2 93
oe
10
2 oe
comes
0 3m
9
158
se
eomssaess
0 4s
158
Avarge Standard vitor:
a
nssze
ESAELS rraaument2- oadsicge 1 98
01
102
rae pos 82 TBA
1
oases nmesmosaimedm 0 2
as 89
os
wz
2 m2
esses
05 a
a
02
som
esssaess
0 a
re
158
on
Average Standard Deviation
seas
EOAELS rresumant1- Acres TT
a
we
supefaepus 62 TEA s "
Cosas SUITOR, gy
a
102
osm
PE
Ts nm
8s
0
a es
Esme
Tee ar
102
Average Standard Devin
ee
nazos
CUMENS rgmentz-masiige TT 100
mn
ne
feat pn 82 TEA
' 7s
Essai uumamneninedn 7 2 8
0
60
x nz
eonmesa
Ta as
on
102
as
mes
Tew "7
56
Average Standard Govition
1eazos
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TABLE A-3 (CONTINUED)
No
Tmrvsiwment
Fe Te
fcoAnoncaeymmiicmatlon
FAAonvaneyidnceasl
Fucoonicadntsrtatioint
-- CONESraaument1-Actus #1 & wir awer m1l08
sudge fate pis 62 TOA ' 7 EonmuEs0 sumedmneimedm 14 2 83
a
02
ze
omsaesst
w oa ee
os
0
a ee
comes
woe
or
104
Average StandardDeviton
es
asia
EORUEIDrrsetment2-Ktadsicge M1 os
os
0
te pus 2 To
'
Conespumameeaineton 14 2
a 78
a
0
ze
Ee
ws ow
a
102
sm
eommesss
wom
a
02
ow
Average+ Standard Deviation ESIMELST rreagment-Acoed
21
0
16az0s
03
186
Sucge sepus 52 T8A 1 03 onset dummmewsmetin 73 2 88
90
0
omens
PR
3 a0
82
04
Eomiesen
se
moa 8
os
0
Average Standard Govition
PE
5210
CEI ramen losocge sie pus 82734
BT '
83 oe
90
100
Eonsierer Huamoasnen 2 2 8s
0
1s
eomieses
2 wo 3 es
or
Ex
Er
a ee
oa 10
os
nz
Average+ Standard Deviation PE
szer
+=FinFalluNouroidreidaenacloyntciecnatlraatvieorna,geCv=alueC. x[(V.+V, VJ where:
VVS,t=8an8dammriLd D((TeTevIsiStaAtmiBeoIdnIiwuabmsufucfsaeelrdcuafloadrteuddtoourestiiddhneg tmehseetasimnueardleimfeulnumo)r.oirdeucoornciednetrmaetaiosnusrenm=en4t. ).
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TABLE A-4.
PREPARATION
OF
THE
MINERAL
MEDIUM
FOR
THE
TEST
- the following stock
tical
ot OECD
Guidelines)
(@ Potassium dihydrogen orthophosphate, KH: PO,
Dipotassium hydrogen orthophosphate, Ks HPOX
ADimsmoodniuimumhycdhrloogreidne,orNthHoCphIosphate, NasHPOX
Dissolve in water and make up to 1 liter. The pHofth solution should be 7.4.
301 D Test 850g 21758 2839 030g
(8) Calcium chloride, anhydrous, CaCly
27.508
or Calcium chloride ditydrate, CaCl 2H2 0
36408
Dissolve in water and make up o 1 ltr.
() Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate, MgSO.TH:
2508
Dissolve in water and make up 101ltr.
(@ tron (1 chloride hexahydrate, FeCly6H:0
025g
Dissolve in water and make up to1 lier
(6) Filter each stock solution througha sterilized filtration unt with 0.2 um size pore.
aNdodt:onIendorrodpeorftcooanvcoeindtrhaatveidngHtCo ppreerpalirteerr. onIf(a11pr)ecchilpiotraitdeefsotromcsk sionlutsitoonckimsmoeldutiiaotne,lryepbleafcoeretuwsiet.h a fresh-made solution. a
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AFIFGLUUROERAI-D1E STANDARD CALIBRATION CURVE USED FOR FLUORIDE QUANTIFICATION OF SAMPLES ES3384EJ-1 TO E93384E-64
2
ow
Y= 4g016 001(9R%1=0386)
2
a5
oe
So
2gsSnw
T os
~o
os
EE EE
millivolts
A REE enea eeen EE
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FIGURE A-2 AE9C3A3L8I4BERJA-TI1OTNoCEU9RV3E38U4SEEJD-F2O8R 8-2 TBA QUANTIFICATION OF SAMPLES
Taw |Response Ratio
] , ||
| as
/
|
// /
yd |
|
i
He
os
||
-
-
--
||
P Resoy macio +A3.3C 10001 + r duc <3 t 470-000 iAntcealmiablrasttiaonndacrudr:ve3u08sgdfLo osfaDm-p8l-e2s TEB9A3.384ThEeJ-r1atnogeEo9f33co8n4ceEnJt-r2a8t.ioTnhsoefco8n-c2enTtBrAat:ionofthe 25.5 1020 gL.
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Abundance
a000 00 |
4000
on 31.0000.7010 31.70) 012203230
4.97
= 10745l5l 0 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 9S 5 10e 0 ime-->
[Abundance
a0
495
lon 3003270103270)012203230
6000 |
wn|
2000 |
0 70 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 50 95 100
Time-->
Sample E93384 EJ-29; lon 31, retention time 4.97 min = 8-2 TBA; lon 33, RT4.95 min = D-8-2 TBA (internal standard).
TTTTTIE--------------------------------Tr
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