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WATER SOLUBILITY TEST SUBSTANCE Identity: N-ethylperfluorooctane sulfonamidoethanol; may also be referred to as. N-EtFOSE Alcohol or FM-3422. (1-Octanesulfonamide, N-ethyl1.1,22,3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7.7.8,8,8-heptadecafluoro-N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-, CAS #1691992) Remarks: Material is an off-white, waxy solidof uncharacterized purity. METHOD: Method followed: The Veith-Comstock technique, G. D. Veith and V. M. Comstock, J. Fish Res. Board Can., 32, 1849 (1975) GLP: No Year study was performed: 1977 Remarks: This experiment was performed 8 times. No information is given on sample purity. RESULTS Value (mg/L) at20 C: Mean value = 0.05 (0.04-0.062 Range over 8 trials) CONCLUSIONS The test substance has solubility in the mid part per billion range. DATA QUALITY Reliability: Kiimisch ranking = 3. tis useful in that it indicates the approximate N-EtFOSE alcohol water solubility. The test water was not sufficiently characterized, nor was the purity of the test material noted. Testing will be redone using current methods and analytical techniques. Testing will be conducted using a purified sample. REFERENCES 3M Technical Report Summary, Fateof Fluorochemicals, 3M Environmental Laboratory, 3M Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control, A. Mendel, 141877 06122 OTHER Submitter: 3M Company, Environmental Laboratory, P.O. Box 33331, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55133 Last changed: 5/18/00 06123 A na TECHNICAL REPORT SUMMARY "ris TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTER -- 201-2CN. (Importan~ ports inedan boside ofpape, ad two opist0 TCC.) ) Environmental Laboratory (EE PC) Fate of Fluorochemicals Analytical Methodology b. L. Bacon A. Mendel on FM 3422 SECURITYD T[E0080 Contidentl)_(SoTedoatoAuthorisation) wE ewonosn CORRENT GRIECTIVE: Tm | "REGISTRY FFEluoroPcC-hDeinvi.cal Anatytical Progress Rejort > TT E ALI A TTrTayToosen an 0222 5970612643 3 43039 Cremais Fe Eva ee BeTR amon Co .+ 7 606124 : -s- LETERMINATION OF SOLUBILITY OF FM 3422 IN WATER The Veith-Comstock technique (2) was used for this experiment. Glass beads (ca. 300 g, 3 mm. in diameter) were added to a solution of e1v0a0ponrgatoef,FMthu4s22depionsiabtoiuntg t5h0e0 mflluoOrfocacheetmoincea.l onThethesoblevaednst.waTshealbleoawdesd wteore Wpiatchkeda 20inmto, alcayoelrumof(scai.lan25izemmd. gldiaas.s wxoo4l5,0 mfmo.l)lowwheodsebyenad2w0asmm.prelpaaycekredof sand. TahtetacthoepdobfythMaeyon'c")olm,tupbaicnkgedtowitthhe taop20imnml.etloafyear 2of-listielranbioztetdleglafsisllweodolw,ithwas wpautmepr,. toThtehebboottttoomnoofuttlheetCooflutmhewa2s-liattetracfhleadskb.y tTuhbeinwgattehrrowuagshaciprecruilsattaeldtic puippweatr,dsobnye htuhnedrpeudmpmitlhlrioluigthertsheofcoslautmunraftoerdabloiuqtuidtwwoasweewkist.hdra-Bwyn,vodluimleuttreidcwith o1f0 emt1hyolf aaqcueetoautse.saTthueracteodmbsianletd,exatnrdacetxtwraascteddilu3tetdimetso w2i5tmhla(tvootlaulmeotfri2c1fmllask). A aliquot was gas-chromatographed. This experiment was perforned eight times. The results are reported in TABLE IIL. TABLE Tr SOLUBILITY OF FM 3422 IN NATER* Dy Experiment No. ppm FH 3422 1 0.050 2 0.085 3 0.061 . > 4 0.042 5 0.040 6 0.062 7 0.050 8 0.048 Mean 0.04975 "Temp. = 20 C. Mean = 0.05 ppm; Range = 0.04-0.062 ppm; Std. Dev. = 0,0084 RECOVERY STUDIES OF AQUEOUS FM 3422 SOLUTIONS IN VARIOUS CONTAINERS (44191-42) At the low considered osofluibnicloimtpyletleeverlecoovferFiMes34d22ue intowastoerprti(o0n.0o5fppFmM),342t2hebpyospsliabstiilcisty awnads/ or glass. Accordingly, the following study was made: 0612s . -10- Revised 12/27/77 "7} one hundred mii1iLicers on technique (2) as described 0.05 pps earlier) wFaHs58a2d2dedin twoataenram(bbeyrthgelaVsesit- h-aCnodnsttoocak ptoolysettanhdyleinneth-ecolnatbaoirnaetro,ryrefsoprecotnievewleye.k. ThTehecornetsapiencetrisvewecroentecanptpsedofantdheallowed ccoonnttaaiinneerrswwaesrerintsreadnsfweirtrhedtwoquamnitliltialtiitveerlsyoftowaatesrcpaornlayt.oryTofuntnheel.funTnhele was aThdeelconTtoeranntsawferseateuxrattreadcteadqueaondusthseodiourmgancihcloreixdteracatnw1ad0s al of ethyl transferred acetate. quantitatively tSomla o25f emlthyvlolaucmeettartiec. flTahske. coTmhbeineaqdueoorugsaniphcaseextwraasctrewa-sexdtirlauctteedd ttowictehewimtahrk (ethyl acetate) and then gas chromatographed. TThoeearcehspoefctitvhee ncoowntaeimnpetry cwoanstasienaelreds,usreidnseadbowviethwasthiasdde1dml(piopfetm)eth1anmlol,ofanmedthaannol. athleiquroetsuwlatss gaarse cihnrdoimcaattoegdraipnheTdA.BLEExIpV.eriments were performed in duplicate and TABLE IV CONTAINER STUDIES WITH FM 3422 FM 3422 in Total FM 3422 in Total FM 3422 . 100 ml water Container: Meth- Recovered* Experiment No. Container ug) anol Rinse (ug) (ug) ) \ class sa 0.0 se 2 Glass 4.6 0.19 a8 3 Polyethylene <3 1.88 <a. a Polyethylene <s 1.15 "2 > "Solubility of FM 3422 in water determined as 0.05 ppm or ug/100 ml. . nIottapbpeeaurssedthteoresftoorree tshoaltutgiloansssatcontthaeisneecrosncmeayntrbaetiuosnesd;buotthperowliyseet,hylseenveermeust losses of material are possible. . 2) 006126