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EC number: 208-591-9 | CAS number: 534-17-8
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In contrast to natural background exposure, no relevant exposure (linked to manufacturing or use of cesium carbonate) of the terrestrial compartment is to expect, as cesium has no potential to adsorb to soil and carbonates are natural components of soil minerals. According to the available data, an input via sludge application on agricultural soil is considered to be negligible, as cesium carbonate does not adsorb to the sewage sludge to a significant extent. Pursuant to its physico-chemical properties cesium carbonate is not expected to be distributed into soil. The log Pow is estimated to be around ≤ 0 due to its salt character and good water solubility as expected for an inorganic salt. It can be concluded, that the risk for the terrestrial compartment is low and no further information and/or testing is needed.
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