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FLUOROCHEMICAL USE,DISTRIBUTION AND RELEASE OVERVIEW
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Prepared by 3M Company May 26,1999
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Table 1: FIUOrochemical GOSSAry.cuavsmonsamsmmesssasmsssssnssmssnssm1s4
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IntroductionFLUOROCHEMICAL USE, DISTRIBUTION AN] RELEASE OVERVIEW
This paper and accompanying appendices provide an overview of the use, distribution and environmental
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qualitative and is based
marketing and technical
osnupapvoaritlapbelresoinnnfelo.rmation
within
3M
and
the
experience
and
judgmentof
3M's
FC
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in providing EPA and other agencieswithan introduction to FC exposure issues.
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support this assessment
assessment workplan is
i already
presented
underway.
in the final
A summary of
sectionofthis
3M's stewardship
paper.
initiatives
and
expose
Because the information in this paper and appendices is preliminary and qualitative, it contains some worst.
case estimatesofpotential exposureandrelease levels. For this reason, the information in the paper should be used with caution. 3M expects that more realistic estimatesof human exposure and environmental release levels will be available once its exposure assessment plan is implemented.
The 3M ECF Process
FCs are components of several important 3M product lines due to their unique and useful properties. As `sucrofmapcotnanetnst,soacftparsodcautcatlsy,sttshefoyrroelpieglobmoetrhizwaattieornaannddopiol,lyrmeedruiczeatsiuornf,acaentdenfsuinocntimouncwhhelroeweorthtehrapnrootdhuecrts would rapidly degrade.
organofluorine molecules, In this process, organic feedstocks are dispersed in Hiquid, anhydrous hydrogen 3M Company utilizes a processknownas Simons Electro-Chemical Fluorination (ECF) to synthesize
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carbon skeletal arrangement as the feedstock used, but with allofthe hydrogen atoms replaced by fluorine. However, fragmentation and rearrangementofthe carbon skeleton can also occur and significant amounts of
cleaved, branched and cyclic structures may be formed. The degreeoffluorinationofthe organic feedstock is
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length ofthe
process is run.
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perfluorooganic molecules where allofthe hydrogen atoms ofthe hydrocarbon feedstock have beenreplaced
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process
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States
at
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and
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Perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF)
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The volatile is underway
waste products, such as to capture and destroy these
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within
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are
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Therefore PFOS is persist in that form.
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`company incorporates `groups are not listed).
into
its
final
product.
(Product
lines
using
fluorochemicals
which
contain
no
sulfonyl
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CSaurrpfeatcePrTorteecattomrents (`HwiitghhlMoowlepcerucleanrtaWgeeisghotf n(oMnI-Wp)olpyomleyrmiecrsFCorsfoolirdmsu)lated products Fabric/Upholstery Protector Apparel and Leather Protector Protective Products for After Markets and Consumer Application
Paper and Packaging Protectors (Phosphate esters
Food Packaging
or high MW polymers)
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Paper Products
FPierrefEoxrtmiangnucieshCihnegmFicoaalmsC(oLncoewntMraWteschemical
Mining and Oil Surfactants
Electroplating and Etching Bath Surfactants Household Additives
Chemical Intermediates
Coatings and Coating
Carpet Spot Cleaners
Additives
Insecticides Raw Materials
substances)
Surface treatment products
tradename; 3M markets its
for carpets, textiles and apparel
paper and packaging protective
are typically sold under theScotchgard
products under the Scotchban tradename;
and
`some performance chemicals are sold under the Fluorad tradename.
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manufactured as high-molecular
aftermarket and consumer spray
weight polymers alt
application contain a
hough some
significant
surface
fraction
treatment products
of unpolymerized
used for
FC components.
Polymeric surface treatment products are primarily N-MeFOSEA-based; the fluorochemical ispolymerized
with urethane, acrylate
`moiety on the polymer
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the
fluorocarbon
Paper Protectors. The 3M paper protectors are used in food packaging and commercial applications. They can
`be divided into two general classesofchemistries. One class consists`ofmixtures of mono-, di- and triphosphate esters of N-EtFOSE alcohol, roughly in the proportions of 10%, 85% and 5% percent,respectively.
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surface energy greatly contributes to the holdoutoflow surface energy liquids such as greases and oils.
Performance Chemicals. POSF derived chemistries used as performance chemicalsarerelatively low
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or consumer applications. Other performance chemicals are used as intermediates from which 3Morits
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unique performance characteristics.
POSF-derived performance chemicals with fluorochemical surfactant properties differ greatly from
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far
In
more
some
efficient
aqueous
in reducing
systems, surface
tensions as low as 15
extremely low values
to
at
16 dynes/cm can
concentrations as
be attained.
low as 100
The
parts
fluorochemical
per million, o
surfactants normally produce
less. Equally important is the
these
fact
that certainofthese fluorochemical surface active agents are stable and effective in many extremely hostile
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Lrofile ofMajorProduct Categories
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* Chemical composition information for 3M products.
* Adescriptionofthe relevant business, including the scope of FC usage and distribution and
locationof key customers.
* A synopsisofuse and distribution patterns, including potential exposure pathways during
the
and
initial application
opportunities for
of FCs by 3M's
exposure during
customers, potential
end-useofproducts
environm
to which
enta
FCs
l release scenarios
are applied.
Key information about each use category is highlighted below.
Surface Trestment Products
* These products provide soil resistance and repellency (fluorochemical products). Industrial, `non-retail customers for products in this class consist of(i) carpet manufacturers and fiber
producers who serve the markets for residential, commercial and transportation flooring; (ii)
textile mills and commission finishers who produce upholstery fabric for residential furniture, home decor items such as slipcovers, mattress pads and shower curtains, and automotive, truck and van interiors or produce non-woven fabrics for use in medical or industrial applications; and (iii) textile mills, leather tanneries, finishers and chemical
gfaorrmmuelnattofrusncwthioonatlrefaatbrfiacbsr.ic and leather used for garments, footwear, accessories and non-
may occur. These products consist ofpolymeric FCs
with
`high molecular weights. Industrial, commercial and consumer exposure is primarily to
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mostof
lly at |
the 3M
percent
products
or lower
contain low amounts
levels) to which some
of
ex
pos
ur
e
* Upon distribution to mills, fiber manufacturers or other customers, the 3M surface
treatment product is typically mixed with other additives and diluted. It is then applied to
uncut fiber, textile or leather
or co-application. Depending
raw materials.
on the market
Application methods include spray, foam, pad
segment, the application process oceurs in an
enclosed or open operation. In the latter case, mill production workers could have inhalation
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The end-useofconsumer example, vacuuming and
articles is another source of FC cleaningof carpets is estimated
losses to to result
the environment, For in substantial removal
of
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for film negatives facilities.
which
is
typically
machine-applied
at
commercial
film
processing
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the fluorochemicals to the releases during the opening,
rinsing
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paper products).
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FC residuals.
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I"nEdnivriercotnFCooordpoArdadtiitoinv,esR,eJvainsueadrIynt2e5r,im19S9a9f.ety Assessmentof FC-807 and 8074: Two Fluorochemical-based 9
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Performance Chemicals
Products in this category are distributed and consumer applications, often where
foar varietyofspecialized industrial, commercial the surfactant propertiesoffluorochemicals offer
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polymeric hydrocarbon backbones. volumes are generally small.
Since
these
products
tend
to
serve
niche
markets,
Fire Fighting Foams. aqueous film forming
Light foams
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and and
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to
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concentrations
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surface water or land are known to occur.
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present at low levels in the range of
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formulators, these products typically contain FC solids at levels of
+ As distributed to or higher but are
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waste landfills RCRA.
or
incinerators
when
the
baths
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as
hazardous
waste
for
purposes
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Household Additives. 3M offormulators to improve
surfactants are the wettingof
now (or previously have been) water-based products marketed
sold to a variety as alkaline
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ingestion exposure. surfactants are:
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primary exposure
route
for other
products
is
dermal.
The
3M
the 3M products contain in the range of
As supplied to formulators, FC solids but are then heavily diluted and are
present in final products at extremely low levels
.
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Coatings additives
and
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3M
sells
fluorochemical polymer coatings and coating which are used as received or
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class have some distribution to commercial and consumer channels.
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* Insecticides Raw Materials. The 3M products aprhearporaohceasnstes,d cboymf3iMelcdusanttosmearnsdiantvoaraicettiyveofinhgoruesdeiheontlsd ainntsb.aitThsteasteiopnrsofdourctlesafacruetutseerdants, `mTahienfllyuionroccohmemmeirccailaslaraendpriensdeunsttriinalthaepppleisctaitciiodnes.formulation at levels of
OngoingandProposedExposure Assessmentand Stewardship Initiatives
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3M has undertaken extensive research and development programs to reengineer POSF-based products to reduce PFOS and precursor residuals and ultimately to transition to chemistries with loweraccumulation
potential.
3M has updated
aimed at helping
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begun an industrial
of fluorochemicals
hygiene program with customers
and reductionofoccupational
exposures where appropriate. As partofthis program, 3M has volunteered to make available its industrial
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ofsurface treatment products marketed to consumers.
Exposure Assessment Plan Overview
Building on 3M's initial assessmenat plan also has been developed to assess potential environmental exposure
pathways associated with
detailed descriptionofall
the
the
manufacture, use
exposure/product
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the
four principle components are as follows:
I) `The characterizationoffate and transport properties is being addressed in multiple steps. The specific projects planned and/or initiated to characterize fate and transport propertiesoffluorochemicals are:
@ Physical/chemical properties testingofpersistent fluorochemical degradation products paosiwnet,llboaislisenlgepcotiendt,flvuaoproorchperemsiscuarle,prdoidsuacstss.ociTahtiiosnicnocnlsutdaenst,(whyhderroelyaspipsl,icwaabtlee)r:somleublitliintyg, air/water partition coefficient, octanol/water partition coefficient, soil/water partition
coefficient, bioconcentration in fish.
b) Photodegradation studies
) Atmospheric chemistry evaluation
d)
)
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fluorochemicals not tested.
2)
Using the initial estimates
`manufacturing, the supply
in the
chain,
attached
use and
assessment and sales data from 1997, releases
disposal at all steps are being estimated for the
from
products
identified as important. Release data is also being determined by sampling and analysesof 3M
`manufacturing plant processwastes and effluents. In addition to providing the information necessary
to assess distribution and exposure,
substantiate results from sampling.
release estimates will aid in determining
It is anticipated that this effort may also
sampling sites
identify those
and
fluorochemicals which require further analysis of fate, transport and exposure.
3) Modeling and sampling is being undertaken to estimate fluorochemical concentrations andbetter characterize the distribution of FCs in the environment. These activities are to be conducted in an iterative fashion and will become refined and focused as more data become available. Thespecific projects planned and/or initiated to characterize environmental distribution are:
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SUMMARY
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be summarized and communicated is currently being prepared and will
to the be
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Protective Chemical Products Carpet Business
Fluorochemical Use, Distribution, and Release Overview
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Foreword
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Sources
Informationforthisreportwasdevelopedsolelyfrominternal 3Msources.Theseinclude:
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How ToRead ThisReport
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Table of Contents
I Chemical Names
IL Situation Analysis
A. Business Definition B. Market Segments C. Fluorochemical Usage
D. Customer Location Map
IO. Exposure Assessment
A. Distribution Chain / PointsofContact
B.
C.
AEpxpploiscuarteioRnoMuteetshods
and
Disposal
D. End User Information
E. Summary Table
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Chemical Names
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Situation Analysis -- Flooring Business Segment
Business Definition
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1998 U.S. Flooring Market Segments
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Fluorochemical Usage
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the
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definedas
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with
3M.
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Comments: Providesadditional descriptiveinformation.
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Fiber Treatments
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Amountof Use: Exposure Routes:
Spin Finish Oil
Dermal FC fiber treatments for carpet
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Exposure Routes:
Product :
None carpet treatments
Ingestion, Dermal, Inhalation
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Chemicals
Amount ofUse: Exposure Routes:
Product : Bath
Foaming Agent Dermal FC carpet treatments
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Dilution Ratio: Non-FC Chemicals In Bath:
Product : Bath Product : Bath
Amount of Use: Exposure Routes:
Dermal
FC carpet treatments
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Waste Disposal*
or
Total carpet mil solid waste is approximately 60,000,000Ibs year.
This waste includes Thisequalsabout 1
shearing, selvedges, and backed to 1.5 MM ofwasteper year.
seamcuts.
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10010 115 8] per side
LV
Unbackedseameuts are typically recycledintocarpet underlayment. Sroemcoeveshreeadirfianguwsaestisefiosubnedinfgorlaitn.dfilledseparately sothatitcanbe
* TheFifbleurorTorcehaetmmiecnatlsp(oCrPt-i3on/oCfPs-h4e)aring waste is as follows:
TopiAcpaplroTxriemaattmeelntys (mainIlbys.CoPfs-o6l)ids in shearing waste
*
ASwpiptrcohxiinmgatferloym sp.rayinIgbsa.nodfsfoolaimdisnigntsohceoa-raipnpgliwcaasttieon would
reduce this amount by up to.
distributed on the fiber.
because the treatment isevenly
When carpetiscleaned,thewastewaterwill contain
OEM fluorochemical.
The majority utilities.
ofthewastewater
treatment
burden
lies
on
the
local
Whena typical residential carpet is thrown away, it contains
* These numbers were generated internally based on customer tihnefoyrcmaatniboen.coTnhfeisremendumbbyetrhse airneduisntrtye.nded to be used as estimates until
47 000049 ~C--
End User Information '
Typical Use
Theaverageresidecanrpteitsaeels 15,000foottrafpferiyecasr.
. Carpetsarevacuumedevery 1to 2weekson average.
Carpets are professionally cleaned ever3y years. Durability
Factors contributing to removal:
TTehmepperHoaftutrheeofctlheaenicnlgeasnoilnugtisoonlution The typeofsurfactantsthatareused
Lifetime of ResidentialCarpet
. Residentialcarpetisin a home for an average of 12years.
A graph representing next page.
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Protective Chemical Products Home Textiles Business
Fluorochemical Use, Distribution, and Release Overview
Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, Automotive Nonwovens
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Foreword
`This report is a comprehensive look at exposure to 3M's fluorochemicals in the Home `Textiles and Nonwoven business. It attempts to answer the following questions.
+ What products are customers exposed to?
+ Where does exposure happen? + What typeofexposure is it? `The 3M fluorochemical business is complex and global. Markets served are highly
fragmented involving multiple 3M products that are. applied to multiple substrates, sold
into multiple market segments and used for multiple end products.
Sources of Information For This Report
Informationforthis report was developed solely from internal 3M sources. These
include:
* Knowledgeofproduct handling and use practices from field sales and technical
personnel. * Best estimates of end-use applications from known customer activities.
* Internal sales reports
* Knowledge of worldwide activities (where applicable) by St. Paul based personnel.
How To Read This Report
`The following typesofinformation are available in this report:
Situation Analysis: Provides background on business and products.
Distribution Chain and Points of Contact: Follows the pathof a 3M fluorochemical throughout the distribution chain to final end user. Objective is to identify all pointsof contact with our chemicals -- fromarrivalon
customer's loading dock through product usage and disposal Exposure Information Charts:
Attempts to quantify type and length ofexposure and number ofworkers exposed to our
chemicals within the distribution chain.
Product Volumes and Use Patterns:
Combines 3M product detail with the exposure routes to provide a summaryoftotal `business exposure by product type.
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Home Textiles Fluorochemical Use, Distribution and Release Overview
Table of Contents
I Chemical Names IL Situation Analysis
A. Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, Automotive 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
3. Application Methods 4. Customer Location Maps
B. Nonwovens A. Business Definition B. Products, Markets, and Application
C. Customer Location Map II. Exposure Assessment
A. Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, Automotive 1. Distribution Chain
2. Points of Contact
3. Exposure Routes 4. Waste Stream/Recycle Characterization
5. Product Volumes & Use Patterns
B. Nonwovens 1. Distribution Chain 2. Points of Contact 3. Exposure Routes 4. Product Volumes & Use Patterns
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Chemical Names
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Generic Code: Indicates an internal 3M designationofthe product(s).
(CAS Number: Indicates the Chemical
contained within each product
Abstracts
Services
number(s)
of
fluorochemicals
Chemical Name (complete CAS name or IUPAC names if CAS`namedoesnot exist): Indicates the Chemical Abstracts Services name(s) of fluorochemicals contained within each product.
Chemical Class: Indicates a shortened, generic chemical name.
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IL Situation Analysis
A. Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, Automotive
Business Definition aHnodmceomFmuirsnsiisohninfgisni--shTehrsi)sssheagrmienngta ics ocmommpornisneededoffOorEpMrotceucsttivoemetrrsea(ttmeexntitlseswhmiilclhs ainmpdaortthseorilteaxntidlestsauibnsrtreastiesstaunsceedapnrdi/moarrcilleyainanbrielsiitdyepnrtioaplerftuimeistutroeu.ph3olMstperroytefcatbirviec chemicals are sold direct to the customer.
tHeoxtmilee mFialslhs)iosnhsar-ingThaiscosemgmmoenntneisecdofmoprrpirsoetedcotfivOeEtrMeactumesnttosmewrhsic(phriimmaprairltysoil
and stain resistance `window treatments,
ofrabsrtiacinwarlellceoavseertiongfsa,brdieccsoursaetdivien
home dcor items such pillows, slipcovers,
as
ofbetdhsepsreeaidtsemasndcacnombfeorltaeurnsd,ermeadt;troetshserpsadrse,qusihroewperrofceusrstiaoinnas,l aclnedantianblge. linens. Some
Specification by US manufacturing companies drives OUS sales in this category.
mAiultlos)mowthiovepr--ovTihdiespmraortekcettivise ctormeaptrmiesnetds oofnOupEhMolsctuesrtyomfaebrrsic(st,exctairlpeeatnadncdaortpehter textiles (headliners) used in automobile, truck, and van interiors.
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U.S. Product Portfo--Tloitaol FC Volumes `This chart outlines the products used in the Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, and Automotive markets in the U.S. The following information is provided for eachproduct:
``cThoemptootnaelnftlsutohraotcmheamkiecaulpptohuenpdrsoodfuecatch sold inthe U.S. in 1997, and the chemical
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U.S. Product Portfolio by Market 1997 FC Lbs. on
[ [m m 1 s e -- ms-- --1] [Total Home Furnishings | --a 1 -- -- --
mas m [To[ talHomeFa ash--ions | m |
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Home Furnishings, Home Fashions, Automotive
Application Methods
Key Customers 1997/1998
Customer Location Map TthheeHfoomleloFwuiminsghiU.S.ngmsa,pHiodmenetiFfaiesshitohnesl,oacantdioAnuotfoamlolticvheemmiacrakleptusrecghmaesnitnsg.cuIsnteoamcehrscaisne, the chemical is applied in the city indicated.
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Distribution Chain Home Furnishings, Home Fashions and
Automotive
`Textile Mill/ Finisher
Fabric Retailer
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Seating `Manufacturer
(assembly
Cut and Sew
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Points of Contact at Textile Mill
Home Furnishings, Home Fashions and Automotive
QCLab
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and
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Face Finishing, Tggering, Shearing
QCLab (Fabric)
Inspection/Piece Wrap (50 yards)
Inventory
(Fabric)
Loading Dock (Fabric)
69 000071
Rework
(5%)
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information AFlrloimnftohremPaotiinotnsoifsCboanstedacotn ftlheowuscehaartn,dehaacnhdlsitnepg ionft3hMe cfulsutoormoecrheumsiecaplrso,cemsatseirsiaisloslated. fcoonltlaoiwniinnggi3nfMorfmlautoiroonchisempirceaselnstaend:d articles treated with 3M fluorochemicals. The
PointofContact: Describes individual steps in the use pattern.
Most Likely dermal, and
iRnohaultaetoifoEn.xpMoasrurkes:theIdmeonstitfileisketlhyrereouptoetoefntieaxlporsouutreesowfietxhaponsu"Xr"e.;
ingestion,
Estimated NumberofWorkers: for exposure during used.
Indicates
the
numberofworkers
who
may
have potential
Estimated Exposure Time: exposed during use.
Indicates
the
amountof time
that
workers
potentially may be
pPrhoysdiuccatlatFotrimm:eofInedxipcoastuesret.he physical state (liquid, solid, aerosol, or vapor)of the
Open or Closed System: fOlpueonroscyhsetmeimc:al.is defined as one that allows workers to come in direct contact with 3M tColocsoemdesiynsdtierme:ctiscodnetfaicntedwiatsho3neMtfhaltu,oruoncdheemrincaolr.mal conditions, does not allow workers
Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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6. Waste Stream/Recycle Information
An approximation of the actual disposition of the chemical after it arrives at a customer site is given below. No exact values are known.
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Dilute mix
Dried on fabric Dried on fabric
Dried on fabric
Dried on fabric
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CoOavteirnspgroayn equipment
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Startupandshut downexcess
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Quality/SQC samples
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Product Volumes and Use Patterns
`This summary is based on individual products. It is a descriptionofthe application,
chemistry,usepattern, exposure and environmental fate. Product Code: Generic product description.
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environmental fate may vary with application process or end use -- products can be used for more than one application. Generally the following definitions apply: Process: useoffluorochemical containing product in another product. Application: use of fluorochemical containing product to treat a substrate
End Use: useoftreated substrate
Volume FC Solids Sold in 1997: Poundsoffluorochemical solids sold in 1997. (M=1000)
Chemistry: Generic description of fluorochemical ingredients. Full chemical names are listed at the beginningofthis section.
u`sAem.ountof Fluorochemical Present: The fluorochemical concentration inprocessor end
% Residuals: Sum totalofconcentrationofthe mixtureoffluorochemicals that are unreacted or partially reacted starting materials or intermediates.
cUosmemePratctiearln,: aInnddiccoantessumtehre.major sector where product is used; food,industrial,
Most Likely RouteofE
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Environmental Fate: Identifies the most likely disposal routefortheproduct; landfill, incineration, waste water treatment, and directly to water.
`Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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IL Situation Analysis B. Nonwovens
Business Definition
Nonwovens -- This finishers) sharing a
market is comprised common need for oil
of OEM customers (nonwoven plants, and water resistance. Additionally,
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produced industrial
are used as medical materials, primarily
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to the customer.
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Key Products ~ Nonwovens
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application method the treated goods.
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End Use
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Customer Location Map
`The following U.S. map identifies the locationofall chemical purchasing customers in
the Nonwovens market segment. Ineach case, the chemical is applied inthecity indicated.
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Incineration
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Inventory (Fabric)
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information From the Pointsof Contact flow chart, each step in the custusoepmroecerss is isolated.
All informationisbased ontheuse and handlingof 3M fluorochemicals, materials
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Point ofContact: Describes individual steps in the use pattern.
Most Likely Route of Exposure: Identifies three potential routesofexposure; ingestion,
dermal, and inhalation. Marksthe most likely route ofexposure with an "X". EfosrtiemxaptoesdurNeudmubreinrgoufsWeod.rkers: Indicates the number of workers who `may have potential
Estimated Exposure Time: Indicates the amount oftime that workers potentially may be
exposed during use.
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Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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Volume FC (M=1000)
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1997:
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1997.
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The
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concentration
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Protective Chemical Products Apparel and Leather Business
Fluorochemical Use, Distribution,
and Release Overview
.
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101 000103 [J
Foreword
Confidential Business Laormation
`LTehaitshreerpobrutsiinseassc.omIptraethteenmpstisvetolaonokswaetretxhpeosfuorlelotwoi3ngM'qsuesftliuoonrso.chemicals in the Apparel and
+ What proadreucucstotmesrs exposed to? + Where does exposure happen?
+ What typeofexposure is it?
`The 3M fluorochemical business is complex and global. Markets served are highly fragmented
involving
`segments
multiple
and used
3M
for
products that are applied
multiple end products.
to
multiple
substrates,
sold
into
`multiple
market
`This report includes global information based largely on the knowledge ofworldwide activities
by St. Paul-based personnel.
Sources of Information For This Report
Information for thisreport was developed solely from internal 3M sources. These include:
+
Knowledge of
personnel
producthandlinganduse
practices
from
field
sales
and
technical
+ Best estimates ofend-use applications from known customer activities.
+ Internal salesreports showing regional sales breakdowns for apparel and leather
products.
How To Read This Report
`The following typesofinformation are available in this report:
Situation Analysis:
Provides background on business and products. Helpful to understand Apparel and Leather customer base, global scope and diversityofmarkets.
Distribution Chain and Pointsof Contact: Follows the path ofa 3M fluorochemical throughout the distribution chain to final end user. Objective is to identify all points ofcontact with our chemicals -- from arrival on customer's
loading dock
Exposure Information Charts: Attempts to quantify type and lengthof exposure andnumofbworekerrs exposed to our
chemicals within the distribution chain.
Product Volumes and Use Patterns:
`Ceoxmpbosiunreesb3y Mpropdroudcutcttypdee.tail with the exposure routes to provide a. . summaryoftotal business
000104 CHEEED
102
Apparel and Leather
Fluorochemical Use, Distribution
And Release Overview Table of Contents
I. Chemical Names
IL Situation Analysis
A. Business Definition B. Global Polymers C. Key Markets and End Uses
D. Application Methods
E. Customer Location Maps IL Exposure Information - Apparel
A.. Distribution Chain
B. Points of Contact C. 3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information D. Waste Stream/Recycle Characterization
E. Product Volumes and Use Patterns
IV. Exposure Information -- Leather
A. Distribution Chain B. Pointsof Contact C. 3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
D. Waste Stream/Recycle Characterization
E. Product Volumes and Use Patterns
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103
Chemical Names `iTnhdeivfiodlulaolwpirnogduicstas.lstTohfeCfhoelmliocwianlgAibnsftorramcattSieornviiscperse(seCnAtSe)d:names and numbers for Generic Code: Indicates an intemal 3M designationofthe product(s). cCoAnStaiNnuemdbweirt:hinInedaiccahtpersotdhuectC.hemical Abstracts Services number(s)offluorochemicals ICnhdeimciatceasltNheamCheem(ciocmapllAebtsetCraAcStsnSaemrveicoers[nUaPmeA(Cs)noafmfelsuiofrCocAhSemincaamles dcooenstariontedexwisitt):hin each product.
Chemical Class: Indicates a shortened, generic chemical name.
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Fluorochemical
Apparel and Leather Use, Distribution, and Release
Overview
II. Situation Analysis
A. Business Definition `Smaalneuoffacftluuroerogcahremmeinctasl,sffooortwaepaprl,icaactcieosnsoorniefasbarincds oatnhderlenaotnh-egraursmeedntto functional fabrics.
Direct Customers:
* TeprxotviildeeMoiilllayn/dCowmamtiesrsrieopnelFliennicsyhetrosenthhaatnucseetfhleufournoccthieomniaclals to performanceofthe fabric produced.
*
LfeuantcthieornTaalnpneerrifeosr/mFainncieshaesrsabtohvate
use fluorochemicals to enhance and/or serve as a processing aid
in
the conversionofraw leather.
* CtheextmiilecaanldFloeramtuhleartcoarrse,thdartyucsleeafnluaonrdocfahtelmiiqcuaolrsiandsuisntrgireesd.ients for the
* CqhueamliitcyatlesDtiisntgrirbeuptaocrksatghiantgreasnedl/loprrloadbuctteschtoseernvdicuesweorsrka.ndmay do
Global Business Size:
108 000110 EEEED ww
Global Polymers
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product categories: Repellent, Stain Release, Leather and Formulators.
The following informatiiosn `make up the polymer,and the
providedforeach polymer: the chemical total fluorochemical poundssoldin 1997
components for each.
that
Volume information is provided relative to the other polymers in the product category,
and relative to the total pounds soilntdhe Apparel and Leather Markets. The geographic
`breakout, US vs. outsidetheUS is also provided.
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C. Major Markets and End Uses
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nz 000114 -----
Fluorochemical
Apparel and Leather Use, Distribution, and Release
Overview
Major Markets and End Uses
Line
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Tsakiinvceoairt,sgolfwear ppoollyyesctaetr,ionnylon
urneisfsorcmlsothing, jsauictkse,tss,halcakcsks
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otthecehrnical textiles | aprwontiencgtsi,vebcolaottchoivnegrs, ||oactrhyelrics, poly/cottons,
= =
uniforms workwear
sthenitess,,bpaacnktpsa,cjkasc,keettsc. _|| ncoytltoonn,,ppoollyye/sctoetrt,oonther
shits, pants
cotton, poly/cotton
2 s
dcraessuaslclcoltohtihnigng Tootwear
shsihrirtts, pants shoes, boots
ccoottttoonn,, ppoollyy//ccoottttoonn pigskin, bovine
garment accessories
Teather jackets, gloves, handbags, etc.
| pbiogvsiknien,,dbeoevrinseh,eespheep, goat
upholstery Textile & lather
| acheariorsso,lss,ofsahso,eccer.eams,
-
care dry cleaners
polishes' rainwear/outerwear
fatliquor supplies_|waterproof eather
D. Application Methods - Apparel Fabrics s`Tehgemefnotl.lowTihneg pcehrarctenptraegseesntrseptrheesmeenttthhoedmsoifxoafptphlyeisnegmfeltuhoorodcshebmaisceadloinnftlhuisormoacrhkeemtical volumes used.
na 000116
+
Apparel Mill FC Application Methods
= Exhaust on Yarn - <1%
2
Foam -2%
E 8 PCoaadt-in9g6-%1%
Apparel and Leather Team Estimates
D. Application Method-s Leather Tanneries
`The following chart presents the methodsofapplying fluorochemical in this market segment. The percentages represent the mixofthese methods based on fluorochemical
`volumes used.
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III. Exposure Information - Apparel
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A. Distribution Chain Tuhlitsidmaitaegreanmd ursee.preIsternetpsrtehseenptastahntohvee3rvMieprwoofdtuchtetaskiegnsiffircoamntthpeoitnitmsewihtelreeavtehse33MMto its tphreopdruocdtumcatylibnee;hnaontdleevdearnydpruosdeudc.t wTihlilsgdoistthrribouutgihoneacchhaisnterpe.prTehsienstisntfhoertmypaitciailosnusbeasoefd on 3M internal knowledgeofthe marketplace.
122 000124
Distribution Chain
B. Pointsof Contact `cThhaeinPositnatrstoinfgCwointthatchte dariraigvraalmofde3taMilpsrtohdeupcattahttthheep3roMduccutsttoamkeers.wiTthhiisnitnhfeordimsattriiobnutwiaons cseormvpiicellesdalfersovmis3itMs ainndtegmeanlerkanloiwnlfeodrgmeaotifotnhfermoamrktehtepcluascteobmaesreidntoenrac3tMiontse.chnical
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Points of Contact at Textile Mill
Apparel
|
Lab
.
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126
Points of Contact at Dry Cleaner Apparel
in Closed System
Dry Clothing
Pressed or Steamed
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C. 3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
AFlrloimnftohremPaotiinotnsoisfbCaosnetdaoctnftlheowuscheaartn,dehaacnhdlsitnepg ionft3heMcfulsutoormoecrheumsiecaplrso,cemsatsieriiasloslated. containing 3M fluorochemicals and articles treated with 3M fluorochemicals. The following information is presented:
Pointof Contact: Describes individual steps in theusepattern.
Most Likely RouteofExposure: Identifies three potential routes ofexposure; ingestion, dermal, and inhalation. Marks the most likely routeof exposure with an "X.
Estimated Number ofWorkers: Indicates the number of workers who may have potential for exposure during used.
Estimated Exposure Time: Indicates the amountoftime that workers potentially may be exposed during use.
Physical Form: Indicates the physical state (liquid, solid, acrosol, or vapor) ofthe product at time of exposure.
OOppeenn soyrsCtleoms:edisSdyesftienme:d as one that allows workers to come in direct contact with 3M
fluorochemical. Closed system:
is
defined
as
one
that,
under
normal
conditions,
does
not
allow
workers
to come in direct contact with 3M fluorochemical.
Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
This information is based on 3M intemal knowleanddbgeset estimates on how customers handle 3M fluorochemical products. Information was compiled from available 3M sources including sales, technical service, marketing and regulatory expertise.
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D. Waste Stream/Recycle Information -- Apparel
An approximation of the actual disposition ofthe chemical customer site is given below. No exact values are known.
after
it
arrives
at
a
`Waste chemical in liquid form tahserseceewievre:d that ends up in
Apparel
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ePnedrsceunptoofnchweamsitceaylarpdoaugnedoafgfeasborilcd/tlheaatther: eg CSoelcoorndsaqmupalleitsy fabric/leather Lab samples. Cutting scraps that are recycled or landfilled eTontdaslupperacsewnatsotfecohreomincwaalsptoeugnodoadgs:e sold that
.
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E. Product Volumes and Use Patterns c`Thheimsissturmym,uasreypiasttbearsne,deoxnpoisnudirveiadnuadlenpvroidruocntmse.ntItails faatdee.scriptionofthe application, Product Code: Generic product description. `ATphpelircoauttieoonf,ePxrpoocseusrseo,rtEhendcoUnscee:ntrTahteiopneorfsfpleucotriovcehfermoimcawlh,icthheexupsoespuartetewrnasanadsstehsesed. feonrvimroornemetnhtaanlofnaeteapmpaliycavtaiorny.with application processorend use --products can be used PGreonceersasl:lyutsheeoffofllluoowrioncghedemfiicnailticoonnstaapipnliyn:g product in another product. EApnpdliUcsaet:ionu:seoufsteorefaftleudorsoucbhsetrmaitceal containing product to traseubsatratte.
Volume FC (M=1000)
Solids
Sold
in
1997:
Poundsoffluorochemical
solids
sold
in
1997.
lCihsetmeidsattrtyh:e bGeegnienrniicndgoesfctrhiipstisoencotfiofn.luorochemical ingredients. Full chemical names are
Amountof use.
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Present:
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fluorochemical
concentration in process
or
end
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Use Pattem: commercial,
Indicates the major and consumer.
sector
where
product
is
used;
food,
industrial,
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A. Distribution Chain uTlhtiismdaitaegernadmruespe.resItenretpsretsheenptasthanthoeve3rMviperwoodfutchtetaskigensiffircoamnttphoeitnitmsewihtelreeavtehse33MMto its tphreopdruocdtumcatylibnee;hnaontdleevderaynpdruosdeudc.t wTihlilsgdoistthrriobuutgihoneacchhaisnterpe.prTehsiesntisntfhoermtaytpiicoanliussbeasoefd on 3M intemal knowledgeofthe marketplace.
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|
B. Pointsof Contact `The PointsofContact diagram details the path the product takes within the distribution chain starting withthearrivalof3M productatthe 3M customer. This information was compiled from 3M intemal knowledgeofthe marketplace based on 3M technical service/sales visits and general information from the customer interactions.
-_---- 12 000144
Points of Contact at Tannery Leather
Formulation&CDeLvelopment Work (Liquid Chemica)
Mix
RetanningApplication by Drum
Empty Drums
[HoldingAreal,/ Returned
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to 3M
[om]
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.
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Points of Contact at Manufacture Leather
Packaging and
Shipping
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144
C. 3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
From the PointsofContact flow chart, each step inthe customer use process is isolated.
All information is based on the use and handling of 3M fluorochemicals, materials
containing 3M fluorochemicals and
following information is presented:
articlestreatedwith
3M
fluorochemicals.
The
Pointof Contact: Describes individual steps in the use pattern.
Most Likely Routeof Exposure: Identifies three potential outesof exposure; ingestion,
dermal, and inhalation. Marks the most likely routeof exposure with an "X".
fEosrtiemxaptoesdurNeudmubreirnog fusWeodrkers: Indicates the number ofworkers who `may have potential
eEsxtpiomsaetdedduErxipngosuusre.e Time: Indicates the amountoftime that workers potentially may be
Physical Form: Indicatesthe physical state (liquid, solid, aerosol,orvapor)ofthe
product at time ofexposure.
Open or Closed System: fOlpueonroscyhsetmeimc:al.is defined as one that allows workersto comeindirect contact with 3M
Closed system: is defined as one that, under normal conditions, does not allow workers to come in direct contact with 3M fluorochemical.
Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
`This information is based on 3M intemal knowledge and best estimates on how
customers
3M source
handle 3M
s including
fluorochemical
sales, technical
products. Information
service, marketing and
was compiled
regulatory exp
from a
ertise.
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lab
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D. Waste Stream/Recycle Information -- Leather
An approximation of the actual dispositionofthe chemical after it arrives at a customer site is given below. No exact values are known.
Waste chemical in liquid form as receivedthat ends up in the sewer:
Leather
eg Product adhering to insideofdrum Spills Unused application mix Miscellaneous
ePnedrcseunpt oofncwhaesmtiecaylarpdoaugnedoafgfeabsroilcd/ltehaatther:
eg Second quality fabrie/leather Color samples Lab samples Cutting scraps that are recycloerd landfilled
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148
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E. Product Volumes and Use Patterns
`This summary chemistry, use
is based patter,
on individual exposure and
products. It is environmental
a descriptionofthe fate.
application,
Product Code: Generic product description.
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Volume FC Solids Sold in (M=1000)
1997:
Poundsoffluorochemical solids sold
in
1997.
lCihsetmeidsattrtyh:e bGeegnienrniicndgoefsctrhiipstisoencotfifonl.uorochemical ingredients. Full chemical names are
AmountofFluorochemical use.
Present:
The
fluorochemical concentration
in process or end
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Indicates the major and consumer.
sector
where
product
is
used;
food,
industrial,
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product;
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Aftermarket Application and Retail Consumer Business
Foreword
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by
3M
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to
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substrates
such
as
carpets,
M floors,
Sources
Information for this report was developed solely from internal 3M sources. These include:
+
BKensotwlesetdigmeatoefsporfoednudc-tusheanadplpilnigcaatnidonussferpormacktnicoewsnfrcoumstfoiemledrsaaclteisviatnieds.technical personnel
+ Internal sales reports
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`How To Read This Report
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Retail Market Products
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fluorochemical Identities Chart
Situation Analysis
Distribution Chain& Points of Contact
FC Exposure Information Summary
FC Exposure Information Charts
Product Volumes &
Use Patterns Summary
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KEY MARKETS Grocery, club, hardware, auto parts stores.
KEY CUSTOMERS Individual retail consumers.
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RETAIL MARKETS PRODUCTS HC-1, HC-4 APPLICATION
Purchase product
Bor frp use
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for treatment
Spray on furniture,
carpet or clothing
Arrange furniture or clothing for drying
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RETAIL MARKETS PRODUCTS HC-2,HC-3
APPLICATION
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forRefefuitu ohse
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for treatment
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remove soi, Vacuum to
dried cleaner
.
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for future use
Arrange items
for treatment
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other leather items
Arrange treated
article for drying
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article dry
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RETAIL MARKETS PRODUCTS AA-1, AA-3 APPLICATION
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iid
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interior dry
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for future use
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car interior
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information Summary
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Aftermarket Application and Retail Consumer Business
Retail Markets Products
Product Volumes and Use Patterns Summary
`This summary is based on individual products. It is a descriptionofthe application, chemistry, use pattem, exposure and environmental fate.
Product Code: Generic product description. Application, Process or End Use: The perspective from which information was assessed. The routeofexposure, the concentrationofluorochemical, the use pattern and the environmental fate may vary with application process or end use -- products can be used for more than one application. Generally the following definitions apply: Process: useoffluorochemical-containing product in manufactureofanother product; may include dilution prior to commercial distribution. Application: useoffluorochemical-containing product to treat a substrate; may include product dilution by end user EndUse: useoftreated substrate Volume FC Solids Sold in 1997: Poundsoffluorochemical solids sold per product in 1997 expressed in thousands (000). FC solids less than 1000 Ib are indicated by approximate pounds displayed inside parentheses (-). Chemistry: Generic descriptionof luorochemical ingredients. Full chemical names are listed at the beginningofthis section. AmountofFluorochemical Present: The fluorochemical concentration present in product during process or end use. 9% Residuals: Sum total ofconcentrationofthe mixtureoffluorochemicals that are unreacted or partially reacted starting materials or intermediates. Use Pattern: Indicates the major sector where product is used; food, industrial, commercial, and consumer.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fluorochemical Identities Chart Situation Analysis Distribution Chain & Points of Contact
FC Exposure Information Summary FC Exposure Information Charts
UsPreoPdautcttemVnoslSuummemsa&ry Product Volume&s Use Patterns Chart
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inthe following sections because useoffluorochemicalsin the formulationsisataverylow level -- perhap0s.1% of the formulationorless --and because similar productsand usepatternsare considered in othermarketsectionsofthis 3Massessmentreport.)
B) Liquid photocurable coating for film negatives. `protection for photographic film negatives,
Cured, durable coating provides scratch and solvent
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KEY CUSTOMERS A) Fumiture retailers, building maintenance personnel, professional residential `carpet cleaning services
B) Individual retail consumers (photo negatives) and commercial/professionalphotographers.
AI)NTTreEaNtDmeEnDt UofScaErpetandupholsteryfor ufimat useincommercialbuildingsandresidences
B)Machineapplied andcured (closedsystem)in averythincoatingonfilm negativesat commercialfilm
processing facilities.
EXPECTED USE PATTERN
A) Liquid water-based products applied using low preosrpsaiunt-rtyepe spray apparatus. Articles are
treaattethde customer residence, in commercial buildinogrsi,r `he furnitureretailers establishment.
B) Film protectoris applied by commercial applicators only. Cured, dry, treated filmishandled by
commercial and retail consumers.
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(Via Formulator)
PC-1
3M
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water
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Transport to
customer residence
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carpet
Arrange furniture for treatment
Reposition furniture for drying
Let treated article dry
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COMMERCIAL MARKETS PRODUCTS PC-2 APPLICATION
Retailer warehouse
SpPrapyA"booth Enclosed area;
no ceiling;
; (on) Designated area;
no enclosure
Ship to furniture retailers
Unpackage furniture; prepare for treatment
Spray furni:ture
Clean sprayers
Move furniture to drying area
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treated article
Customer picks
up furniture
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COMMERCIAL MARKETS PRODUCTS HC-6 APPLICATION
Store in facility
HC-6 Rec'd from
3M
Pour portion into `machine reservoir
(multiple fills from
one container)
Container
disposal
Coat, cure onto film
(continuous process;[>| Clean equipment
closed system)
Rinsate, wipes
Disposal
Coated film sent to customer
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Commercial Markets Products
3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information Summary
handlingof 3M fluorochemicals, materials containing 3M fluorochemicals and artices treated with Based on the Distribution Chain/Pointsof Contact information, each principal step in the
`manufacture and customer use processes are isolated. All information is based on the use and 3M fluorochemicals. The following information is presented:
Pointof product
Contact: Describes individual steps in the use pattem. Use pattern manufacture and end use application by the professional applicator.
includes
steps
in
Most Likely RouteofExposure: Identifies three potential routesofexposure at each point of contact -- ingestion, dermal, and inhalation. Marks the most likely routeof exposure with an "X".
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sealed containers.
`Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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Table of Contents
L Chemical Names IL Situation Analysis
A. Fire-fighting Foams 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets 3. Customer Location
B. Mining and Oil 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
C. Metal Plating and Electronic Etching Baths 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
D. Household Additives 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
E. Intermediates 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
F. Coatings and Coating Additives 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Market
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G. Carpet Spot Cleaners
1. 2.
PBruosdiuncetsss aDnefdiMniatrikoents
3. Customer Location
H. Insecticides 1. Business Definition 2. Products and Markets
IIL. Exposure Assessment
A. F1.irDei-sftirgihbtuitnigoFn oChaamin
2. Pointsof Contact
3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes and Use Patterns
B. Mining and Oil
1. Distribution Chain
2. 3.
Points of Contact Exposure Routes
4. Production Volumes and Use Patterns
C. Metal Plating and Electronic Etching Baths
L. Distribution Chain
2. Points of Contact
3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes
and
Use Pattern
D. Household Additives
1. 2.
Distribution Chain Pointsof Contact
3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes and
Use Patterns
E. I1.ntDeisrtmreidbiuattieosnChain 2. PointsofContact
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3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes and Use Patterns
F. Coatings and Coating Additives
1. 2.
Distribution Chain Pointsof Contact
3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes
and
Use Patterns
G. Carpet Spot Cleaners 1. Distribution Chain (CPoomimnetrsocfiaClonCtaarcet,PrEoxdpuocstusrDeiRvoisuitoens)done by Home and 3. Production Volumes and Use Patterns
.
H. Insecticides
1. Distribution Chain
2. Points of Contact
3. 4.
Exposure Routes Production Volumes and Use Patterns
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a)
Fluorochemical Foam Surfactant ConverterSegment
`This segment is comprisedof companies who purchase fluorochemicalintermediates and convert them by means ofa chemical reaction to `organic fluorochemical surfactants for use in formulating flammable liquid fire fighting foam. Otherthan 3M, `who convert their own intermediates to surfactants, most surfactant `manufacturers in the United States either convert their own intermediates, or obtain their intermediates from companiesotherthan 3M. 3M intermediates that end up in fire fighting foam are `non-existent in the United States, but couldendup in the United States from sources outside the United States where we do sell intermediates for this`segment.
b) Foam Formulator Segment:
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Points of Contact
Metal, Plating
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=
2s 000258
3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
From the Points of Contact flow is based on theuseand handling
chart, of 3M
each step in thecustomeruse process is fluorochemicals, materials containing
isolated.
All information
articles treated with 3M fluorochemicals.
The
following
information
is
3M fluorochemicals presented:
and
Point of Contact: Describes individual stepsinthe use pattern,
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Estimated Number
during used.
of Workers:
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the
numberof workers
who
may
have
`potential
for
exposure
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Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
`This informatiiosn based on 3M internal knowledge andbestestimates
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Use Pattern: consumer.
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s
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most likely to water.
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267 000269
---
Household Additive Distribution Chain
or Households
Office Buildings
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268
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Points of Contact Formulator
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Polish End Use
Household
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
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Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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Product Volumes and Use Patterns
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the 3M
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3Mto its ultimate be handled an
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use.
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Chemical Manufacturer
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the customer interactions.
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Points of Contact Reactor
Intermediates
Receiving Dock
Container Disposal
Ship to Custome Reactor- residuals in product unknown
Customer is a formulator that uses surfactants for end uses
similar to 3M, including surface treatment like
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283
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
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Physical Form: exposure.
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the
physical
state
(liquid,
solid,
aerosol,
or
vapor)ofthe
product
at
time
of
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Product Code: Generic productdescription.
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End Use: use oftreated substrate.
(VMo-l1u0m0e0)FC Solids Sold in 1997: Pounds offluorochemical solids sold in 1997.
*
Chemistry: Generic description
beginningofthis section.
of
fluorochemical
ingredients.
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disposal
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landfill,
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Finisher/End Use - Coating Additives and Inks
Receiving Dock
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295
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296
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3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
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Pointof Contact: Describes individual steps intheusepattern.
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Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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Foreword
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1. Chemical Names
`Table of Contents
IL AS.ituBautsiionnesAsnaDleyfsiinsition
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D. E.
FCluusotroomcheermDiecfailniatpipolnication
Methods
F. G.
U.S. PaperMill Global Product
Locations Volumes (1997)
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E. 3M Fluorochemical Exposure Information
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Chemical Names
The `The
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Services
(CAS)
names
and
numbers
for
individual
products,
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Number: product.
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the
Chemical
Abstracts
Services
number(s)
offluorochemicals
contained
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Situation Analysis
Paper and Packaging Business
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* Business and specialty papers for carbonless forms and masking papers.
Product Portfolio
The `and
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includes products.
products
regulated
for
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food
contact
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176.170)
Food PPI
Contact
Products
(Regulated
for
direct
food
contact)
Grease and oil repellent
Ammonium bis(N-ethyl-2-perfluoroalkylsulfonamido ethyl) phosphates
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Market Definition T~hLeiPgahtpweeriagnhdt Ppaapcekrasging business unit defines it markets by the following segments: ~~BRleecaycchleedd ppaappeerrbbooaarrdd ((SCBCSN)) ~~ UFonrbmluelaacthoerdsp(aCpoeartibnogasr)d (SUS) ~ BMuoslidneedssppualppe(rpsap(ecrarpbloantleess)s forms) Fluorochemicals are sold into eachofthese market segments.
Customer Definition TfohremuPlaapteorrsa.nd`TPhaecdkeafginiintgiosnaolfesecahcahnnceulstionmcleurdweistphaipnetrhemiclhlasnceolnviesr:ters, end users, and A. `Pmaapneurfamcitlurlis--ngupsreofcleusosr.ochemicals o treat paper fibers during the paper or paperboard B. Ccaorntvoenrst,eertsc,--, fcoornvdeesritrleudoernodchuesmeically treated paper and/or paperboard into wraps, bags, C. Epanpdeurseorrspa--cskpaegceifryeoqruiurseemfenltuso.rochemicallytreatedpaperorpaperboardforuseintheir 1D. `Fmoarrmkueltactooartsin--gbsltehnadt cfalunobreocahpepmliiceadltsowpiatpheortahnerdapgaepnetsr,bosaurcdhdausrivnargntihsehecsonavnedrtliancgquperrosc,esasn,d
Fluorochemical Application Methods PFrloucoersoschoremciocnavlesrtcianngboepearpaptliioend,tuopsianpgedriaffnedrepnatpaeprpbloicaartdiosnubmsettrahtoedss:during the manufacturing PT~ahpWeeeratpMpielnlidclaotfitohneppoainptesrfmoarcthhienfeluorochemical at the paper mill can include: ~~ SCiazleenpdreerssstack ~Clay coating
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exposure. The Exposure information
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dermal,
and
Environmental Fate: Identifies the most
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likely disposal route
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for
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product;
landfill,
Comments: Provides additional descriptive information.
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