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DEPOSITION EXHIBIT lk Monsanto Monsanto Company 800 M. Lindbergh B&ulev&rd St. toot. Miasoorl 63188 PIiobb: (3V1)' 864 - JO0O September 23, 1970 - On&AMfC CHfMCAUf OMSK)** Subject: Aroclor Plasticizers A new..series of inert, c heisiically- reel stant, flre-retardlng plasti cizers compatible with a wide variety of resins Dear Customer: Monsanto's withdrawal of PCB-contalnlng Aroelors rrora the market has led to extensive realignment of our product line and modifications to our pricing policies. We have enclosed for your use a new product bulletin which contains data on our new Aroclor line, and also a prioe list for these products. I believe that you will find this new series of Aroelors an extremely valuable family of products which combines the pro perties of chemical stability, compatibility, adhesion, fire retardancy, and low cost which have been so useful in the past. Further, they have not shown any of the apparent environmental effects which have been attributed to PCB products. We look forward to supplying your plasticizer needs in this area in the future. Please contact us if we can be of service to you. Very truly /dbw Walter P. Waychoi Product Manager Plasticizers MCI 000544 LEXOLDMON000953 WATER PCB-SD0000007597 k Monsanto _Ctt6AMrC (MtwftAU OJVTSOW Motts&nio Co-mpnV 600 NL Uhdbergh'BOBltvars St. MU90BH 63J&& Fhone: C3t4> 094-1000 September* 23, 1970 AROCLOR PRICE LIST QUOTED 1M POIDftRS/POUNP Aroclor 1,000 Minimum 1221 .1625 5060 5432 5442, 5460 .1800 - 6040, 6050, .1000 6062, 6070 6090 - G/L or T/L .1925 .1900 2100 .2000 .2100 .2100 10 Drams to 5-23.9 M Lbs. 3-9 Drums 1-2 Drums or Std. Ctr. 4.9 M Lbs. 1.4 MR .2025 .2000 .2200 .2100 .2200 .2125 .2100 .2300 .2200 .2300 .2325 .2300 .2500 .2400 .2500 .2200 .2300 .2500 The five-gallon container price for all products will be 30 cents/pound above the one-two drum bracket. All prices are P.O.B. Anniston, Alabama. Prices, terms and conditions subject to change without notice, Willis S. Clark MCI 000545 LEXOLDMON000954 WATER_PCB-SD0000007598 I AROCLOFT PLASTICIZERS A series of inert, cbomicaffy-resistant, fire-retarding plasticizers conrpatibto with wide variety of resins. PLASTICIZERS 94 *a) mncn-Kiim*, Mwrfwmiw wwswa. Otguae ntminli DMUm / MB ft WsiMJi BWL / St two. SJSB I I i k ! MCI 000546 LEXOLDMON000955 WATER PCB-SD0000007599 AROCLOR PLASTICIZERS A series of inert, chemically resistant, fire retarding plasti cizers compatible with a wide variety of resins. ! i t } iv/irM nnne/f? LEXOLDMONG00956 WATER_PCB-SD0000007600 -2- Propertles as Plasticisers The Aroclor resine/plasticizers and their blends have a very unusual set of properties which make them extremely useful products. Their most important characteristics are: Low Cost Highly Compatible Chemically Stable Fire Retardant Excellent Adhesion Another very useful aspect of this product line is the fact that a continuous range of properties can be achieved by using combinations of the Aroclors and their blends. Some of the physical properties which can be controlled through product selection are shown on the following pages. J )i I i i S 3 i L 1 f i f i l t [ i i jt s 3 MCL000548 LEXOLDMON000957 WATER_PCB-SD0000007601 Key to Nomenclature 5400 Series . These products are chlorinated berphenyls. The last two digits indicate the chlorine content of the material, e.g. Arcelor 5460 is a chlorinated terphenyl with 60 percent chlorine. Undlstllled Aroclors are available and are designated by a 5000 series vs. the 5400 series. They are somewhat higher in color but otherwise have product characteristics similar to the distilled products. 6000 Series . These products are blends of Aroclor 5460 and Aroclor 1221, a chlorinated biphenyl. The last two digits indicate the percentage or Aroclor 5460 in the blend, e.g. Aroclor 6062 is a blend containing 62 percent Aroclor 54oo and 38 percent mono chlorinated biphenyl. Miscellaneous Blends Other product blends containing such other materials as Santicizer 140 for improved fire retardancy, or toluene/ xylene for lower viscosities will also be made available as the demand for these specialty products develops. I ? ; S i MCI 000549 LEXOLDMON000958 WATER_PCB-SD0000007602 -4- AROCLORS Adheslon/Tack Hardness Flexibility Fire Retardance Volatility Chlorine Content Viscosity Density Permanence Compatibility 54325j*425460 -------------------lncrea sing-------------------------------Increasing--------------- ----------- --decreasing--------------------------- ---increasing-------------- m> ----------------- -decreasing------------------------------ -increasing--:---- ------**-------:------------ increasing------------- ------ -------increasing-------------------------------increa sing-------------- sw ------------------decreasing-------------- ** I 1 f1 > 3 i 1 { j i MCI 000550 LEXOLDMON000959 WATER_PCB-SD0000007603 -5- AROGLOR BLENDS 60*10 Adhe s1on/Tack -------- Hardness -------- Flexibility ---- Fire Retardance. -------- Volatility ----- Chlorine Content -------- Viscosity --------- Density ----------- Permanence ------ Compatibility --------- 6050 6o6g 6070 ------- increasing-------------- ------- increasing--------------- ------ -decreasing--------------- ------- increasing--------------- -------decreasing------------- -- --Increasing--------------- ------- increasing--------------- -------increasing--------------- -------increasing--------------- ----- -decreasing--------------- 6090 --jjpn I cvoXJrs^JWVf'iri mp.i nrtn^M LEXOLDMON000960 WATER PCB-SD0000007604 6- - Appllcatlons Listed below are some of the applications where these produets can be used: Aroelor Blende 6040 Polyvinyl Acetate Emulsion Adhesives SHI Adhesives Miscellaneous applications where a high . degree of flexibility is required. 6050 Chlorinated Rubber and other Resin systems for coatings. Inks 6062 Polysulfide Sealants/Adhesives Chlorinated Rubber Coatings and Adhesives SBR Coatings and Adhesives ' Miscellaneous applications where high chlorine content, high tack, are required. Inks 6070 Polysulfide Adhesives Chlorinated Rubber Adhesives Miscellaneous applications where very high chlorine content and very high tack are required. 6090 Radiation Curing Applications 1 i i ! ! f F MCI 000552 LEXOLDMON000961 WATER PCB-SD0000007605 1~ - Aroolora 5432 ^442 ^460 Polysulfide Sealants/Mhesives Chlorinated Rubber Coatings and Adhesives SBR Coatings and Adhesives Surface Coatings Hot Melt Adhesives, Surface Coatings || MCL000553 LEXOLDMON000962 WATER_PCB-SD0000007606 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OP ARCCLOKS AND AftPCLQR BLE3TO Property AR0CL0BS Aroclor Aroclor* Arwslor 1221 . 5.432........ 5I&2 Appearance Clear, mobile oil Clear, yellow viscous liquid Clear, yellow stick? re sit? Arcelor Aroclor 60A0 Clear, yellow to amber brittle resin or flakes Clear, light yellow mobile oil ABOCMH BLENDS Aroclor Aroclor Aroclor 60S0 6062 6070 Aroclor 6090 Clear, light yellow mobile oil Clear, yellow viscoas liquid Light yellow sticky. resin _. tight yellow resin Color, Maximum *100 APHA 2 SPA 2 NPA 2 UFA (Molten) (Molten) (Molten) 2 *IPA 2 SPA 2 NPA 2 JO>A 2 SPA Specific Gravity *1.182 - 1.263 - 1**170 1.192 1.290 (25V , (25V. v (9/ . , 25 C) 15*5 c) 15.5 C) 1.670 (25V v 25 c> 1.330 - 1.342 - 1.405 - 1.418 - 1.350 feX. , 1.425 1.438 (25/ , , (65*/ , {?<>/ . . 15-5" C) 15*5 0) 15*5 0) 15*5 C) Acidity, 0*01d Max imam <Mg KOH/C " -05 *05 0.035 .035 0.035 035 .035 Moisture ppm Maximum - -- 250 250 250 250 - $ $ $ Ram nnnc/;^ LEXOLDMON000963 WATER_PCB-SD0000007607 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF AROCLORS AND ABOCLOR BLENDS Property Aroelor 1221 Triscosity *38-41 (ASTM lute) (100 F sus) AROCLOJIS Aroolor Aroelor 5*32 5442 50-60 (210 F SOS) 300-400 (210 F SOS) Aroelor 5460 ' Aroelor 6C40 122-132 (10O F sus) AROCLOR BLENDS Aroelor Arcelor Aroelor 6050 6062 GOTO 105-115 (130 F SUS) 50-60 (210 F sos) 82-92 (Z10 F SOS) Aroelor 6090 Flash Point 286-302 F Minimum (Cleveland Open Cup) m None to Boiling 270 290 3*10 Fire Point 3^9 " F Minimum (Cleveland Open Cip) >662 None to Boiling 300 335 550 Softening - - 46-52 98-105 - - - - 64--70 Point C ^Monsanto Specifications fi i \ 5 i t e f ? 5 I iI ? i 5 i? t $ \ MC\ LEXOLDMON000964 WATER PCB-SD0000007608 PRODUCT COOES AMP DRW WEIGHTS Product MiOCtORS 5060 3*32 Code 1040-450-04-009 1040-3*60-0*4-009 3**2 1040-470-04-009 5*60 1040-480-04-009 Container Net Weight Pounds Multi-wall Bag 55~Qal2.an Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Drum 40-Gallon Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Drum Multi-wall Bag ' 50 600 60 450 50 50 Gross Height Pounds Approximate Volucae FT^ 50-J 648 65 469 56 50-1/2 0.97 10-3/4 1 7-2/3 1-1/12 0.97 AROCXOR BLENDS 6040 6050 6062 104 5-O'*0-04-009 1045-050-04-009 1045-062-04-009 55"Galloxi Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Dm 55-Gallon Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Drum 55-Gallon Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Drum 600 55 600 55 600 60^ 648 60 648 60 i>l8 65 10-3/4 1 10-3/4 1 10-3/4 I t i} i 3 If s I Mr'i nnruztztz LEXOLDMON000965 WATER PCB-SD0000007609 FROPtCT CODES AND DRUM WEIGHTS Product 6070 6090 Code 3.045-070-04-009 Container 55-Gallon Metal Drum 5-Gallon Metal Drum Uet Weight Pounds 600 ^ 60 Cross Weight Pounds 648 65 1045-070-04-009 40-Gallon Metal Drum 5-GalIon Metal Drum 500 50 y 519 56 Approximate Volume FT3 10-3/4 1 7-2/3 i-iAa i * * *i i j i l j Mr* i nr\nKPL~7 LEXOLDMON000966 WATER PCB-SD0000007610 Toxicity and Safe Handling Inhalation At ordinary temperatures, the Aroclor chlorinated poly phenyls have not presented industrial toxicological pro blems, The hazard of potential toxic exposure varies with their volatility: the lower-chlorinated, more volatile ones present more of a potential problem from the standpoint of both Inhalation and skin contact. When Aroclor plasticizers are used at elevated tempera tures, engineering controls must be applied, either by the use of closed systems or by effective local-exhaust ventilation together with general workroom exhaust. Vapor of the liquid Aroclor plasticizers at room tempera ture should not be breathed in a confined space, and no vapor of any Aroclor evolved at elevated temperatures should be allowed to be dispersed into the general work room. Skin Contact Continuous or repeated skin contact with the Aroclor plasticizers must be avoided by the use of gloves and protective garments, because of the possible occurrence of a condition called chloracne. Although reports of this condition caused by Aroclor are rare, it can be produced by excessive skin contact. If any Aroclor Is spilled on the skin, the skin should be washed in the usual manner with a soap solution. A burn caused by contact with a hot Aroclor should be treated like any ordinary burn. Aroclor plasticizer adhering to the burned area need not be removed Immed iately, unless treatment of the burn demands it. In which case either soap and water or repeated washings with a vegetable oil are recommended. i I 3 i I tusn nnnttci LEXOLDMON000967 WATER PCB-SD0000007611 DISTRICT SALTS OFFICES ALL DIVISIONS ' Addison* drum m ors> maintetn&d b ft ATLANTA GEORGIA 30326 Lenox Tower* Last 3400Penehtree Rd.fi. .-Suite 1711 7ef. (404) 577-22SO BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS 02149 Everett SUtlon TeL ($17) 307-5010 CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 3158 Dee Plelnet five. Dm Phkm. mode $0018 TeL {312} 296-66BB CINCINNATI. OHIO 45206 1501 Medlton Reed ToL {513) 751-6707 CLEVELAND, OHIO 44122 3845 Werromvttk Center Rd Tel. (21$) SSI-MOO DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48235 BOO Herthlmd Tpwen East Tel. (313) 357-0910 HONOLULU, HAWAII 96812 205 Psctfie Intemathnel Bldg. 677AM Mourn Blvd, p. O. Bor 3S24 Tel (BOB) 512-744 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77002 1300 Mein Street nt. 1713) Cephel3-4011 LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90022 6670 Ffom St. T*L (213) 723-2492 MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55402 912 Menhsur Center IIOS. Seventh St Tel (12) 339-4651 NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017 277PeA Avenue TeL (212) 922-4111 - -*> Agriculture! Division * IDLING. LOUISIANA 7007D 1 r. 0. S<w 7>4 9 T*t004)?W-$263 *Z MtEtM3PAHfISrm. TidEaNNE>SrySsEE 58113 PjO. Bo* 13248 ? T*L |8D11 WWtcheS 7-51&1 J Textiles Division I AKROU OHIO 44313 3O30Wt J TeL (316) 83F-784I 1 AA7fIeArtWf#AM.rGCE>HOMRuGIA 30303 - 340 Pesehlrae Ec_ tL W. f TL(404} &77-12O0 J CHARLOTTE. WORTH CAROLINA 23202 *. W&eFwwio Saab Bald** > T2W#*lTj*fe$t. *. Tat (704) 3T&-S67I a ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS. H. J. 07STI 0 351 P*G*d** Ava. $ Tt. (201) 5M-21M 1 M&rrORK. NEW YORK * 3S0 FiW Ana. 2 Tat poi) 5W-6100 r. * Hydrpc&rbom & Pofymars *a DMskm-Uon Ott J EL DORADO. ARKANSAS 7173 * Uoft 09 BulkSno J Ti (801) Vrion 3-3111 PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA 15222 No, 4 Getaway Center Bldg. Room 534 Tel. (412) 261-215$ ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63166 900N. Ibdhergh Bint. ToL (374) Orterd 4-1000 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 2710 Letayeue. Sente Cfera, CelW. 95052 ToL (403) 243-0414 SEATTLE. WASHINGTON 98104 911 Weitem Avenue TeL (20$) Mein 2-4203 ' JACtSON. MISSISSIPPI 35203 P.O.ftoKlOm * Wsatbed Se6m - % 7eM91) 352-3548 UTItE ROCK. ARKANSAS 72203 * 1&15WwsSevmthSt J m (501) frsMUfe S-I43T 3 MEMPHIS. HNNESSE5 397)3 * 1023 Bwsrjids Dtrv % 0.8om 13241 ' > Tat (SOI) Whlteliti 7-3151 SPHINGFIELO. MASSACHUSETTS 01101 770 WofcvsterAr*. Tel {413} 7 WILMINGTON. DELAWARE 19803 2005 Concord Pike, F&kfon 7&L 1302} Ofympfa 8-653J - Organic CHsmIcats Division % (Rttbb&r Industry) ' AKRON. OHIO 44311 ' 830 Brown Street t P. O. Box 2307 a Tot (216) Hamteeb 4-1821 MONSANTO, m ff. LWDBmif BLVD., SL LOWS, MfSSmi SS1SS i ; l i i i i !. i i I l i i i f I i i ! $ * ii i: MCL000559 LEXOLDMON000968 WATER_PCB-SD0000007612 Us. -s'- -a--**** ~tA& i ISSsMU S w v^1 -ii ORGANIC CHEMICALS DIVISION . 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Here am} $*r sruntmam of4,900 pounds e/ppe jWttxfec* te 0 a&fpreettt. Bulk Mbm fa Bridgeport, HJ-, Everett, St, L&tfaM*,, long Beech, GsSet&tt, BL, Texas CSty, Tetter /&*&**, AUx* Cie!tfion& mbs, hkrw items, C&s^ md Mfamg Fku ' it) Iteat h 3f44 per Jk erfm to CeFfomh, Oregon $Wjfrsg<s>R, Idaho, N&v&dn, Montoa^ Arfaona, Utah &* Wyoming. ,. P} Freight cquetkad ndth iVia^rp Faffs, N^m* TptA. (tf PrttapergnHess. (5; Ifeat fs Si per(h. txteo to t western atote*. (ty To^t -ear or umA.tonitfA fa- ArtKfae S22iD $422, $&&&, S9$tend 6&T& - [7f fwetis fW perlUext*s>6& f&mtewt stefa*. (Bl (km kU perIk. extf* to 9 ww etotts, (ty. 2&1F&&3 &S&s&sn 3/snrl&. rtw# B g&fan tee&dneri 404pet tb. %&*5r th&n 8 toSdrumpnc*, (f&P SfeMmbconUmtees&^p&gpdlmthfahef them i to 2 drum price, " (J2$ (IS) (t4( net Itm stmt etomterS eesmdnor W4 per th higher the* 8 fa t dmm ptbe WB pfanL fam s per pound oshm to 9 weOsm sietts, Apfirvxim&Se. 2 >*MwWa 4Qtfper S&, higher ehm / to 2H*mpncv~ te.____ -- &ft& *-- m . sw--------- */*i-- * ee*-*..-- -*-- 1 ' * x---. ." ------------- -- l S t I i * f It Vf K/ir^i rvnncci LEXOLDMON000970 WATER_PCB-SD0000007614 AROCLOR* PLASTICIZERS Awwofmart, ofwmicelly-wsistant fi-taidirg plMlieiier* compatibfB wish wide vsristy of resin. \l 1I l r I j 6 I I PLASTICIZERS ......---___ | K_ SirftMjS, SM / *t M jui/M rvrw*r LEXOLDMON000971 WATER PCB-SD0000007615 AR0C1QR FLASTICI2EE5 4 series of inert, chemically. resistant, fire retarding plasti cisers compatible with a wide variety of resins. i l V i j f f i i i I i l t I I luim LEXOLDMON000972 WATER_PCB-SD0000007616 Table of Contents Properties as Plasticizers Key to Nomenclature Applications by Product Aroclor Markets Formulations: ` Delayed Tack Adhesives Emulsion Adhesives . Pressure Sensitive Adhesives Hot Melt Adhesives Polysulfide Sealants Chlorinated Rubber Coatings Acrylic Lacquer Physical Properties Toxicity and Safe Handling fifi 2 3 6 8 10 11 13 15 17 18 19 20 22 1 t t j i J l f f I \ \ 1 i AAfiCC^ LEXOLDMON000973 WATER_PCB-SD0000007617 -2- Propertles as . Plasticizers The Aroclor resins/plasticlzers and their blends have an unusual combination of properties which make them extremely useful products. Their most Important char acteristics are: Low Cost Highly Compatible Chemically Stable . Fire Retardant Excellent Adhesion Another very useful aspect of this product line Is the fact that a continuous range of properties can be achieved by using combinations of the Aroclors and their blends. Some of the physical properties which can be controlled through product selection are shown on the following pages. Our Aroclor product line is now made up of polychlorinated terphenylB* monochlorinated biphenyl, and blends of these products. Hone of these materials has been shown to create any environmental problems. On the other hand. Food and Drug Administration approval has not been obtained for any of these products. Accordingly, the Aroclor plasticizers should not be used In connection with food or food-related products, with food wrapping or food container materials. Further, Monsanto strongly recommends that, these products not be used, in any other application such as non-FDA re gulated food systems, in potable water systems. In any animal feeding systems, or in pharmaceuticals. ` r t ! i t 1 j f. i tsAt AAArr*r LEXOLDMON000974 WATER_PCB-SD0000007618 f -3- Key to nomenclature . 5400 Series These products are chlorinated terphenyls. The last two digits indicate the chlorine content of the material, e.g., Aroclor 5460 Is a chlorinated terphenyl with 60 percent chlorine. Undistilled Aroelors are available and are designated by a 5000 series va. the 5400 series. They are somewhat higher In color but otherwise have product characteristics similar to the distilled products. 6000 Series ' These products are blends of Aroclor 5460 and Aroclor* 1221-B, a biodegradable monochlorlnated biphenyl. The last two digits are an indication, of the proportion of Aroclor 5460 in the blend, e.g., Aroclor 6062 has more Aroclor 5460 in it than does Aroclor 6050. - Miscellaneous Blends Other product blends containing such other materials as Santloizer 140 for Improved fire retardanoy, or toluene/ xylene for lower viscosities will also be made available as the demand for these specialty products develops- wirr nnn^Rfi LEXOLDMONOQ0975 WATER_PCB-SD0000007619 MOOIOW Mhesion/Paek Hardness Flexibility Fire Retardance Volatility Chlorine Content Viscosity Density Permanence Compatibility B2B. 5442 5460 -increasing--------- --b* -decreasing-------------- -increasing-------------- -decreasing-------------- < -Increasing ^ -Increasing---------; -Increasing-------------- #* -increasing-------------- -decrees ing-------------- * MO! fWicK7 LEXOLDMON000976 WATER_PCB-SD0000007620 &mcim bombs S&40 AdhealorylFack -------- Bardraaso -------- Flexibility -------- Fire Refcardanee -------- Volatility ' -------- Chlorine Content'--:-- Viscosity ------ Density --------- Permanence --------- Compatibility --------- 6050 6o6g 6070 6090 ------- increasing---------------------------* -------increasing------------------------ ------- decreasing------------ ; ------- inareasing-------------------------* -------decreasing----------------- ---------- ------- increasing----------------------- ' -------increasing-------------------------- Bn-- ------ increasing----------- ;------ P -------increa sing------ ;----- -------decreasing-------------------------- ^ 5 i f 1 M/~' nnACCQ LEXOLDMON000977 WATER_PCB-SD0000007621 6- - Applications by Product Listed below are some of the applications where these products can be used: Aroclor Blends 6040 Polyvinyl Acetate Emulsion Adhesives SBH Adhesives Miscellaneous applications where a high degree of flexibility is required. 6050 Chlorinated Rubber and other Resin systems for Coatings. Inks 6062 Polysulfide Sealants/Adbe sIves Chlorinated Rubber Coatings and Adhesives SBR Coatings and Adhesives Miscellaneous applications where high chlorine content, high tack, are required, inks 6070 Polysulfide Adhesives ' Chlorinated Rubber Adhesives Miscellaneous applications where very high chlorine content and very high tack are required. 6090 Radiation Curing Applications mci nnn^fid LEXOLDMON000978 WATER_PCB-SD0000007622 hroQlorm 5432 5442 5460 Polysulfide Sealanfcs/Adhesives Chlorinated Rubber Coatings and Adhesives SBR Coatings and Adhesives Surface Coatings Hot Melt Adhesives, Surface Costings I i r S i i' I hnr.i nnm7D LEXOLDMON000979 WATER_PCB-SD0000007623 moc&QR mmms } Aroclor Applications Adhesives Delayed Tacit Polymers and/or Binders - ' SBR, TOlc, PS Aroclor Recommended 6090, 5460 Emulsion PVAc, SBR, Acrylic- 1221-B, 6o40 6050 VAc, Acrylic-ethylene Pressure Sensitive Natural Rubber, SBR, Cl Rubber- 1221-B, 6062, 5460 Hot Melt . EVAc, FVB, Phenoxles, 5460, 5465, 5060, Polyamides Montar 5 Sealants P&lyaulfide, Nitrile Epoxy, Polyurethane 5460/3-261, HB-40, 6070, 5432 Caulking Compounds Surface Coatings Paints Itacquera Acrylics- 5460, 6070 me, FVC, Nltrllea, Btyrene, Acrylics 5460, 6062, 6070 Alkyd, Cl Rubber 5460, 6062, 6070, 6090 i X % i I i > un nnn^7l LEXOLDMON000980 WATER_PCB-SD0000007624 Ill I -9moCUQK MARKETS (Continued) Aroclor Appliestiois Polymers anl/or Binders Surface Costings (Continued) ' Varnish Polysulfide Paper Contings Ethyl Cellulose Aroclor Recommend*d Go70 6oho, 6050 Printing Inks Jfifcroeellul iae, Acrylio 5*60, 6070, 6090 Miscellaneous Lost Max Casting Wax Impregnating Phenolic Resistors Resinox, FVC Laminating Resins Phenolic Epoxy Resins Epoxy . 5460, 6062 546o, 6070 ' 6062, 6070 Mm 000572 I LEXOLDMON000981 WATER_PCB-SD0000007625 -.10- DELAYED MCI ADHESIVES Total Market for Plasticizers: 3-^ Million Pounds/Year Typical Fornulations: Component 1. Diphelyl Phthalate Cuaar W 12 . Luatrix 15 . - Parts by Weipht 60.6 15-1 . 25.3 2. Vlnsol Resin Sanfcl:lzer 1-H Acrysol M. R. Thinned amine dispersant Thinned amine dispersant Steric Acid Poly-pale Resin 2-amino-2-methy1-1-propanol Water 50.0 -50.0 10.0 2^0.0 l' 1 1. 3 Properties Desired; 1. Activation at specific temperature. 2. Remains tacky for specific time period. 3. Remains bonded over wide temperature range. Current Recommendations: - 1. Dicyclohexyl Phthalate - DCHP 2. Diphenyl Phthalate 3. Santiclzer 1-H Aroclor 5^60 ' . 5. Aroclor 6090 ` Ii 1l i i t. \ i i } I 1 i ! ! m/"m nnnc-7'} LEXOLDMON000982 WATER_PCB-SD0000007626 EMULSION mmsxvis Total Market for Plasticizers: 35- *0 Million Pounds/fear Typical Forvulatlons: Oelva S-55 Santlcizer 218-A 90 10 105 Oelva S-77 Aroclor 1221-B 90 10 100 Alrcoflex 400 Aroclor 6650 95 . id ' ' 0 ilva 13-65 Smtlclzer 885 9C 10 W Q-Jlva 13-100 Ar'oclor 6040 9C 1C m Oelva 13-100 Aroclor 1221 Staybelite Ester 10 Butyl Acetate - Santomerse SX 65 1C 15 10 0. TUU7T Properties Desired: 1. Controlled wet tacks in most cases, the shorter the wet t&ck time before the adhesive grabs, the better. . 2. Open time of at least one minute: open time is the time during which two adhered substrates can be adjusted after making contact. 3. Physical properties of adhesive film: the cohesive - strength of the adhesive must be strong enough to hold the substrates together. j * l } r ! | i I i l 5 ? I } I .* I f i I | i um nra\z.7A LEXOLDMON000983 WATER_PCB-SD0000007627 . -12- BMULSIOH ADHESIVES (Continued) 4. Relatively high heat delamlru-tlon temperature: this depends on the film forming polymem, the type and amount of plasticizer. Rood resistance to watert prolonged immersion in water causes loss of adhei.ion by most emulsion adhesives at elevated temperature. 6 i i p ? tf * I I i i t 1 i I : >i ? 4 1 ! f ( s ivnr'i nrsnKVR LEXOLDMON000984 WATER_PCB-SD0000007628 -13FRBSSBRE SEKSITITO AtHESIVES Total Market for Plasticizers: 30 iillion Pounds/5fear Typical Formulations: Component 1, Calendered into Fabric Cellulose Acetate S#fclcizer 8 Sar tolite MHP Parts by Weight 1 3 2 2* Hot Halt Type Crepe Rubber Polylsobufcylene - Ester Cun ' Santolite MHP Aroelor 6070 . Wax 15 15 20 20 30 10 Properties Desired: 1.. Low volatility 2. Good heat stability 3. High flow/apreadabillty at elevated temperatures 4. Good moisture resistance 5. Broad use temperature range MCI000576 LEXOLDMON000985 WATER_PCB-SD0000007629 PRESSURE SEHSITXfg ADHESIVES {Continued) Current Re c omraendafelons: . 1. Santicizer 160 2. Santicizer 148 3. Aroelor 5460/ 6040, 6CfJO 4. Santcllfce KHP i ! i i I- mh nms77 LEXOLDMON000986 WATER_PCB-SD0000007630 HOT MELT ADHESIVE Total Karke t for Plastifler/Tacklflrr: 30-40 Million Pounds/Year Typical Formulations: Component 1. Basic Formula EVAs Aroslor 5460 Micpocrystalline Wax Parts by Weight ` 3 40 30 2. Alkali Dispersable Bookbinding Adhesive FVA i ' Samicizer 160 Aroclor 5432 Nevellac Hard Acroax C Sodium Benzoate . Ho 8 26 24 1 0.75 Properties Desired: 1. Good heat stability 2. Sharp melting point 3. Satisfactory viscosity/temperature relationship 4. Bond flexibility 5. Adhesion l. i t HRf-M AAAC7Q LEXOLDMON000987 WATER_PCB-SD0000007631 -16HOT MELT ADHESIVE (Continued) CurreBt ReciMranendationss .1. Aroolor 5%6o 5465 2 Aroelsr 5060, Honfcar 5 I: Sanfcieiser 160, 141* 148 Santlcizer 8 I UAl r\A/\r"7r LEXOLDMON000988 WATER PCB-SD0000007632 -17POLYSULFIDE SEAL/ NTS Typical Formulation: - Thlokol CP-2 . - Lead diocide paste (5c Pb02, S-l6o, 5^ St, acid) Plasticiser 100 Fillers such as SHF black, MT bli ck, Lithopone, Zinc Sulfide and York Whiting may be included In the 15 to 75 phr range. . '' Properties Desired:. 1. Adhesions 2. Specific Rate of Cure 3. Specific Creep Characteristics H. Shelf Stability 5. Pot Life ` Current Recommendations . 1* Santiclzer 2$1 - 2 a HB~^0 *' , 3. Blends of Aroclor 5^60/8-251 (Santiclzer 326) Aroclor 5^&C/S"160 ' - 5. Santlcizer M8 l i LEXOLDMON000989 WATER_PCB-SD0000007633 CHLORINATED RUBBER COATINGS Typical Formulation? ' . . Parlon S-10 Epon 828 Epiohlorhydrin Xylene Plasticiser TlOg - Carbon EJaeSc 35 1 0.2 IOC 25 3tA C,,4 Froperties Desired! 1. Water impermeability 2. Chemical resistance 3. Adhesion to substrate 4. Flexibility Current Recommendations: 1* Aroclor 6062 2. Aroclor 5432 ` . 3. Phthalate eBter (if not chem. resistance reg.) 4. Aroclor 5460/Santlcizer 711 3/1 or 4/1 I J mti nnn^ftl LEXOLDMON000990 WATER_PCB-SD0000007634 ACRYLIC LACQSO Typical Formulation: . Incite 6)11 or 6012. . 1/2 Bee. cellulose acetate butyrate Plasticiser 250 (~100 solid*) 0 to 40 . 20 to 40 Properties Desired; - .'. . 1. Good adhesion ' 2. Superior pigment wetting - 3. Resistance to water and dllut*! alkalis 4. Excellent weatherabillty 5. Good abrasion resistance 6. toughness over a broad temperature range 7* Xiow volatility of the plasticizer ' Current Recommendations: 1. Santloizer 261 2. Aroolor 6062 3. Aroelor $442 5,Santloizer 140 5 Santloizer 160 ' ; . 1 i I I \ \ I t llV ? $ MCA 000582 LEXOLDMON000991 WATER_PCB-SD0000007635 TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF AHOCaORS AMD AROCLOR BLENDS Pr-operfcy Appearance firoeior 1221-B Clears mobile oil AROCIORS_______________________________________________________' fiBOCbOK ECSWD3 Arcelor 5^32 Apoelor 5*48 Arcelor 5%60 Aroclor 6o*K> Aroclor 6050 Aroclor 6062 Aroclor 6o?0 Clear, yellow viscous liquid Clear, yellow 5fclCi!J resin Clear, yellow to asaber brittle reeln or Plaices Clear, light yellow mobile oil Clear, light yellow mobile oil Clear, yellow riscous liquid Xdglsfc yeilw sticky resin Aroclor 6090 tight yellow rcaln Color, Maximum IOO APHA* 2 MPA* 2 MPA* 2 PA* (Molten) (Molten) (Molten) 2 HPA 2 NPA* 2 MPA 2 MPA* 2 WA ?| ' f M M in tA 1 H H*--i Specific Gravity 1.280 - 1.470 1.300 (asy , (90V. , 25 C) 15-5- C) 1.670 (25y 25 c) 1.326* - 1.344* - 1.407* - 1.425* 1.346 1.357 1.627 1.440 (25V. 15-5 v c) (ft*/. 15.5 c) (65/ 15-5 c). (915-V5. c) Acidity, 0.014* Haxlmua (Mg KOH/Gtn) ~ -05* .05 0.035* 035* 0.035* 035" -035* Moisture ppm Maximum - " - ~ 250* 250* 250* 250 - Hefrsctive Index; ` 25- C 1.658 " 1.660 1.653 1.662 1.660 1.665 1-6334 1-6390 1.61(63 1.6507 1.65&J > i I t f I | { : r j i `i % .i i i I f Mm nnnfi83 LEXOLDMON000992 WATER_PCB-SD0000007636 TEHCAL PHYSICAL EROPHEECSS OP AHOCkORS AHP MVCW& BLBfSDH Property Aroclor 12&-B Viscosity , [ASm B-68) 38 S&JS) mxajaas___________ Aroclor Aroolor Aroclor 5432 5960 50-60 tao' y SOS) 300-400 (210* F SOS) ________________aroc&sr gM8 Aroclor Aroclor Aroclor Aroolor 6dhO 6050 6c62 60TO 106-M6 (100* F 110-125* {130* r 54-6%* (210* P sus) SOS) SOS) 82-102* SOS) Aroclor 6090 - Flash Point 260 470 p bn Monts to 260 260 260 260 3*0 * f tttnlBum Bolling {Cleveland Open Cup} Fire Joint * F Minimum {Cleveland Open Cup) 280 660* p >662 Hone to Boiling 300 310 320 325 550 Softening Point # C f` " - 1(6-52* 98-105.5* - -' - 69-70* ^Monsanto Specification i $ Mir't nnrtROA LEXOLDMON000993 WATER PCB-SD0000007637 -22- Toxlclty and Safe Handling Inhalation At ordinary temperatures, the Aroelor chlorinated poly phenyls have not presented industrial toxicological pro blems. The hazard of potential toxic exposure varies with their volatility: the lower-chlorinated, more volatile ones present more of a potential problem from the standpoint of both inhalation and skin contact. When Aroelor plasticizers are used at elevated tempera tures, engineering controls must be applied, either by the use of closed systems or by effective local-exhaust ventilation together with general workroom exhaust. Vapor of the liquid Aroelor plasticizers at room tempera ture should not be breathed in a confined space, and no vapor of any Aroelor evolved at elevated temperatures should be allowed to be dispersed into the general work room. Skin Contact Continuous or repeated skin contact with the Aroelor ' plasticizers must be avoided by the use of gloves and . protective garments, because of the possible occurrence of a condition called chloracne. Although reports of this condition caused by Aroelor are rare, it can be produced by excessive skin contact. If any Aroelor is spilled on the skin, the skin should be washed in the usual manner with a soap solution. : A burn caused by contact with a hot Aroelor should be treated like any ordinary burn. Aroelor plasticizer adhering to the burned area need not be removed immed iately, unless treatment of the burn demands It, In which case either soap and water or repeated washings with a vegetable oil are recommended. f i t ! i \ I i t } I s I i * I ? t t r i wr i wiw LEXOLDMON000994 WATER_PCB-SD0000007638 DISTRICT SALES OFFICES Mi DIVISIONS ATLANTA. GEORGIA 38026 kmms Tawm few - S409Eeeebxftd. M - Sato 1711 {*a*)m~neo . BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS 02143 ImraltStsOm Tat (817)387-5010 CHICAGO. ILLINOIS S8 0m PMstu Am. OnPhOm. Wmk BOOK . ItL (312) 29B-$sm CINCINNATI. OHIO 46206 ISOS Medarn Mutt - ' ' TtL 1513)751070? ' CLEVELAND. OHIO 44122 3645 Wemimr&e CanSeaRd. TA (215)931-5400 DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48235 BOO Mmthhatf Towm Bmt ' IN. (313) 357-0918 HONOLULU. HAWAII 98812. 305 Pacific InS&oek'mnsI Stdif. 577 Ah Ate* BMC 0. 0. Bax 3824 m 005)512-744 . HOUSTON. TEXAS 77002. . IJOOMAnSmral ' Tit (713) CafiOet 3-4011 LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 30022 . ssme.Fn>imsL 7cl (213) 723-3492 MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 65402 $12 NmthsSn CmO* 1 TO S.Stvmm St TA (612)3390651 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 277 Pmk Ammm ` Tat (212) 022-4111 . PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA 15222 Ha. 4 Ogieww Cants? 8S4p. Ram 634 Tat. (412)251-215$ ST. LOUIS* MISSOURI 63188 mtfS.OodtwphBhrd. Tat (314) QtttaN4-TQ0& - SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 2710 LtfatatU. Sam dtti. am. 95052 M (408) 243-0414. . SEATTLE. WASHINGTON 98104 311 Western Avmm m (206) Mam 2-420$ SPRINGFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS 01101 . 73B WarcuterAm. Tat (413) 788-6311 WILMINGTON. DELAWARE 19803 2005 Concord Pika, fahtxx . Tat (302) OfrmP 0-6531 Additional District OlScm an nahttalnadbf: Agricultural Dlvtalon tuuwG. iomswm nom r.O. IwIM iaim*ym-mT mamas, twmsm tain mimrnH&iMm SmlIXMS WeMferS ?.BI 7**tlfor Pfvhism AjcaoH. QWU> 44)1* T#if3lS>S3.7S4t AliAmk. 0IDR01A AfeSS MewJtfftdiMs Ms# 2&>PMcbte*L.N.Vi. **(404) 5r7*6$ CMAftiQTIL WOfTIH CAROLtHA 23WS Werfwwk B*r* iteft&is Ft M|7M) 37&-B871 InmglePw4oSoadaat%r*i.s. h. x mtt TML (901) 80*2181 HEVTTORIC HEW TORK3&0 &&. 1st |9St> Hydrombei* Si folymtn DJvlrion-Uon CHI ELliaDs0j0SA2v>!0&.?At*fgtKANSAS TI7 mSMl) Oa*o*3-3?11 jAcssm. Mississippi nm r.O.*K9> W@feftg$9tds 14. |M) 8SLHH ume scat Arkansas Tit fS0t)ftii*ft 14439 MEMPHIS, TINNESSCC m P.O.*!324ft tl () WhhA4t ?4tlt Qf^isalc CHerfefc&Ss DMte i&&bbwfn&$ut} moit mo <$ait IHNwnSiwt p.A SasS^kV W. (tH} (r11 MONSANTO, m . LMMR6H BLVD.. ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI Stiff f I fcur'i nrAca5 LEXOLDMON000995 WATER_PCB-SD0000007639 itAKR ADDRESS DA'fK MAILED 1. Abco, Inc. P. 0. Box J Irwin, Pa. 15642 2. Jlcroe Chemicals and f Insulation Co. (Allied Products CorpT^/ P. 0. Box 1404 New Haven, Ccnn. 06505 3. Adelphi Paint end Color Works, Inc. .. / , 8600 Dumont Ave. ,, Ozone Park LI, N. Y. 11417 ' ' ^ ^ , LA, 4. Adhesives Research, Inc. {aX* l % -tj - F. r\.<-rr<-r jr 161 East $th Avenue ^ York, Pennsylvania 17404 5, ^The Allentown Paint Mfg Co East Allen & Graham Streets rt :p^Alle6. Allegheny Solvents & V Chemical Co Allentown, Pa. 18105 " 0 Box 477 "C_ arnegie, Pa. 15106 Allied Paint Manufacturing 834- West Third Street ^ Company - Lansdale, Pa. 19446 .8 Allls-Chalmers Mfg Co -H iUf . Pittsburgh Plant Columbus And Preble Aves. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 9. Amchem Products, Inc. Benjamin Poster Division 10. t/Sfaj .(* '-(< C_ >rjr-e-w Amerson Corrosion Control Dlv. Ambler, Pa. 19002 ..... t.-C , - 201 North Berry Street Brea, California 92621 11, Amarooat Corporation V- * x'<-}-'S . ' '0 12, American Enka A r, /.. ' Brand Rex Division 201 North Betty Street Brea,; California 92621 ' *.* f West Main Street Willlmantic, Conn. 06226 PER ,><<v }t~ ClW.y^ (Ljta f j^7c> iv * -1- h\n*hn MCL000587 LEXOLDMON000996 WATER_PCB-SD0000007640 nm& ADDRESS mailed 13, American Lacquer & Solvent Co' P. 0. Box 11515 Tampa, Florida 33610 _________ lif, American Chemical Sarvioe^lnc, P. 0. Box 190 $DrV(tf Grlffithj ^la^63l9 ------------ 15. Ames Rubber Corporation Hamburg, H, J. 0^419 ________ f 16,, American Adhesive, Inc. ' 30 Vaverly Ave. Brooklyn, N. X. 11205 . , ________ 17. AMF Volt, Inc. 18. AMSC0 - P. 0. Box 958 Santa Ana, Calif. 92702 14 Commerce Rd. Cranford, JJ. J. D7016 19. Ajbbco Solvents & Chemicals 4619 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio 4^229 20. R. J.R. Archer, Inc. J. *.(>0 P. 0. Box 2715 . Winston-Salem, N.C.27102 21. Arkansas Technical Industries, Highway 167 Worth Inc. , . Babesville, Ark. 72501 22. John L. Armltage and Co. $hnv-*llA. - " 'fa\J-r'Ydu, UAy.aM^ 'i tf-rv 23. Armstrong Cork Co ' - .trjr 245 Thomas Street Newark, N. J. 0711-4 t. Lancaster, PA. 17604 24. Arwood Corp, Roekleigh Industrial Park Rockleigh, N. J. 07647 -P- MCL000588 LEXOLDMON000997 WATER_PCB-SD0000007641 I NAME 25. Athens Rubber Company ADDRESS Dxm KA3XKD . _ 340 feterman Ave. Esmond. Rhode Island 02306 26. Atlas Chemical Industries, Ulmington, Delaware 19399 PER 27. Atlantia Varnish ` 28. BASF Corporation 9. Bel-Ray Company, Inc. 3000 N. Boulevard Richmond, Virginia Borad and l^fch Street Carlstadt,H,J. Ofm2. . Boac 526 Pamlngciale, N. J, OT727 . -_ 30. Betosia Corporation M 2S`/ ' 31. Blair.Process .- 32. Borden Chemical 33 Borden Chemical 34. Borden Company ' 35 C. X. Qradley Labs, Inc, 36 Brooks Slue Corp. 185 Foundry Street Newark, Me*? Jersey 07105 353 North East Avenue Tallmade, Ohio Borden, Ino, .103 Foster Street Peabody, Mass, 01960 * MV. Borden, Inc. Purchasing Department Middlesex, N. J. 08846 Chemical JDiv. 58-ifcstrand Ave. Brooklyn. N. Y, 11205 P. 0. Box 811 Rpattleboro, Vermont 05301 875 Washington St. ' Canton, Mass. 02021 . * t C j j i1I i 1 j i 3& 1 .-.Ux&r MCL000589 LEXOLDMON000998 WATER PCB-SD0000007642 ADDRESS MAIDED 37. The Brow Bridge Kills Xnc. Troy, Ohio 45373' ' 38. Bmtoihg Paint Co, Inc. fleet and Haven Streets Baltimore, Md 21224 39. M. A. Bruder & Sons, Inc. . 52nd St. and Grays Perry Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19143 ISO. Buffalo Solvent & Chemical Box 73 Station B / Buffalo, N. Y; 1420? ,_____ r-ji..?_______ Mo<^^aali.ty^jgomDonent.S'j-Jne .----v. ttesguscahona^IBal 42. R. P. CArgiH Labs "" = w ` 55 Commerce Rd Cedar Grove, H. J. 43. Philip Carey Co 44. Carroll Products, Inc. Smith St, h Victory Bridge Perth Amboy, N. J. 08862 -150 Marine St ' ' Faxmingdale L.I. N.Y. 11735_ 45. Castrol Oils, Inc. Continental Plaza 401 Hackensack Ave. Hackensack, N. J. 07601 46. Gataphote Corporation Jackson, Mice. 39205 47. Cellular Products Corp. 48. Celanese Coatings Co. 49. Central-Solvents & Chemicals Co. I8656 Pltzpatrick Detroit, Mich. 48228 Delaney & Rutherford Streets Newark, M. 3, Of105 31702 Hayman Street Hayward, Calif. 9*544 -4- MCL000590 LEXOLDMON000999 WATER_PCB-SD0000007643 mm ADDRESS JWUEE MAILED 50. Central Solvents & Chemical .Company 13900 Carmenlta Road Sant Fe Springs* California 90670 51. Central Solvents &Chemical Company 7050 West 71st Street Chicago* Illinois 60638 52. Central Solvents & Chemical Company P. 0. Box 03158 Portland, Oregon 97302 53. Central Solvents & Chemical 'East 6308 Sharp Ave. Company ,,/ n. . . / Spokane, Wash. 99206 . _ . ' 54. CheVron Research Co * . _, /*. 555 Market Street , Ban Francisco, Calif. -7m ^ 9*120 _______ 55. fWcal Products ^V>^^/ters9 JW-ar*or X2f 56. (Cities Service-Co , AIM Manufacturing Co ^ "'Y ** '98 East Main Street flu.// ky. -t*<z*-* . tC,, Rockville, Conn. 06066 - C/L-r^a, 4tft 57 Codo Mfg. Corporation Leetsdale, Pa. 15056 f#- 650 58. Colonial Press Co 1 Green Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 . 59. Columbia Paint (fc Varnish Co .60 Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Manufacturing Co \ v -:.-*</ u'^x-f- ,? t'xt.T //Ae oly^TJontinental Can Company S*5S*l 452 Gtxramnlpm Ave. Jersey City, N. J. 07304 Glen Cove, K. Y. 11542 1200 West 76th St. Chicago, 111. 60620 PER MCL000591 LEXOLDMONOOI000 WATER_PCB-SD0000007644 ' HftMB ADDRESS . ' MAILED 62. Con-Lux Faint Products Co Tallwadge Road Edison, N. J. 08817 _ 63. Construction Adhesives 63 Governor St. Patterson, N. J. __ .. 64. Continental Can Co, Inc. 975 Glenn Street Van Wert, Ohio 45891 _ 65. The Conley Corporation 91st Street & Delaware Ave. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105 _ 66. Coeden Chemical Coatings Corp P. 0. Box 230 ' Norristown, Pa. 19405 __ 67* Credo Labs 3449 North Southport Chicago, Illinois 60657 _ 68. Crystal Kraft, Ino. 00 4th street Palmetto, Florida 35611 69. Curtis-young Corp. 2550 Haddonfield Road Perensauken, N J. OBUO 70. Davis Paint Manufacturers Co . ' P. 0. Box 4153 - Lynchburg, Virginia 24502 71* Delsey Sanitation 24 South 4lst Street Camden, New Jersey 08105 72. Del Paint Manufacturing Co 3105 East Reno Street Okla. City, Okla 73117 73 Dennison Manufacturing Co 74. Ds Solo, Incorporated Chemioal Coatings Division Framingham, Hass. 01702 4th and Cedar Streets Berkeley, Calif, 94710 -6- MCL000592 LEXOLDMONOOI001 WATER_PCB-SD0000007645 j I "AMB 75. Bse Bexfcer Corporation ADDRESS - * Midland Division 31500 Hayman Street " Hayward. Calif. 94544 AAXE MAILED . 76. Mxi Solvents & Chemicals Company * Dixie Highway at Appleton Dana Louisville, Kentucky 40216 77 Doubleday & Co, Inc. . 78. I. A. Dreyfus Compaq 79. E. I. DuPont DeNemours & Co 80. Dyn&Burf Chemicals Corp,,. 81. Kastman Kodak Company 82. Eaton Allen Corp. 83. Saerson & Cuming, Ino. 84. Endicott JohnBon Corp. P. 0. Box 272 Berryville, Virginia 22611 P. 0. Box 500 ' South Plainfield, H.J. ' 0780 Chestnut Run Location Centre Road ..Wilmington, Delaware 19898 1411-13 Meet Street Baltimore, Md. 21231 Kodak Park Works Rochester, N. Y. 2.4650 67 Kent Avenue Brooklyn, if. Y. 11211 59 Walpole Street Canton, Maas. 02021 Endlcott, N. Y. 13790 * .. 85. Engineered Yams, Inc. ,- . - 372 Main Street Coventry, Rhode Island, r/'a- 02816 -- 86^o^llte Corporation ^ .I ' 1428 Santa Anita Ave. South El Monte, Calif. 91733 : j "' . PER . i i l 1I i 1 j1 >> > ? ayz, '. ' MCL000593 LEXOLDMONOOI002 WATER_PCB-SD0000007646 HAfiB Essex Chemical Corp. ADDRESS HAILED 1*01 Broad Street ' Clifton, New Jersey 07013 88. Essex Chemical Corp. . 89, Eraeto Products Corp. ' Chemical Division Itel Broad Street Clifton, N. J. 07015 3333 Hammond Avenue 4^-^,!^""' IOdla," 00. /%ssan Products 250 Chester Street .Mg4""111** 1<' 91. Federal Color Laboratories ', . ' Sun Chemical Co 4526 Chickering Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45232 92. Felt Products Mfg. Co /. 7450 No. McCormick Road " 60076 93.1 Ferro .Corp. /. ^2P^U <Vyfr. v' 4150 E. 56 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44105 94. /&verslty of Florida t-yJsM 'S-fZtt. Jikt. , iCM*>* . 95. Paint & Varnish Co Gainesville, Florida & A 5 8, 32601 601 Crosby Street NW Grand Rapids, Mich. - 49504 96. Porm-Eze Systems, Inc. P. 0. Box .3646 Albuquerque, N M,87110 97. Fort Plfct Chemical Co jw^. 26th & Smallman St. "fIt: 99. Pox. Valley Marking Systems 4-N 671 IJoute 59 Bartlett, 111. 60103 99. She Franklin Glue Co 2020 Bruck St. Columbus, Ohio 43207 PER \ -8- MCL000594 LEXOLDMONOOI003 WATER_PCB-SD0000007647 UMB . . ADDRESS OATS ' MAILED 100. Freeman Manufacturing 1315 Main Avenue Cleveland. Ohio 44113 101 o Frye Manufacturing Co P. 0. Box 854 ' Des Moines# Iowa 50304 _________ _ ICC, Jf B Fuller Co. _ 57 So. Linden Ave. So. San Francisco# Calif. 94080 103. The H. B. Fuller Co 104. M. B, Puller Co * 315 South Hick load Palatine. 111. 60067 4819 Industrial Court Cincinnati. Ohio 45217 - 105. The H. B. Fuller Co - Industrial Division 2400 Kasota Avenue ' St. Paul. Minn. 55108 106, Puslte Corp. ' - 6000 Fernvlew Ave. jiff x Cincinnati, Ohio 45212 ' 107. General Electric Co ' Ballast Department 1430 East Fairchild St., Danville, Illinois 108. General Electric Co ' 305 Eastern Ave. Chelsea, Mass. 02150 . ' 10f. General Mills, Inc. . James Ford Bell Tech Center 9000 Plymouth Ave. Worth Minneapolis, Minn. 55427 110. General-Electric Co ' Laminated Products Dept. Coshocton, Ohio 43812 211. Centex Corporation Maine and .Simpson Streets Carbondale, Pa. 18407 i & i i * \ ; | i >'i ! f f ,,` . ,.v ' ... ./ . . -/.#* . -Q--- MCL000595 LEXOLDMONOOI004 WATER_PCB-SD0000007648 MAMS .112 General Printing Ink Co., Inc. ADDRESS 390 Central Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey DATE MAILED 113. The P. I>. George Co 114. Gibson Homans Co _ 115. Gillen Construction Co 5200 North 2nd St. Mo* 6311,7 2366 Woodhill Road Cleveland, Ohio-44106 P. O. Box 212 ' Westfield, Mass. OIO85 116. The Gilbert Spruance Co Blehraond Bs Tioga Streets Philadelphia, Pa 19134 117 Glidden Durkee Dlv. of SCM Pigments & Color WLv. 5601 Eastern Avenue Baltimore, Md 21224 118. Glidden Durkee Division of SCM Corp 3rd and Bern Streets Reading, Pa I96C8 119. Golden Star Polish Mfg Co. 4.7. C?' 400 East 10th Ave. TMNorth Kansas City, Missouri 64115 . * .120 ftf. V. R. Grace & J,, v Co ( Marco Chem. Dlv. "hzkU> 1605 w. Elisabeth Ave JCxif ^ 'Linden, N. J. O7036 121. <1227 W. R. Grace & Co. . Dewey & Almy Chem. Dlv. 2133 85th Street t 3.S.C!ter^Bapean' N* J* ^7 Sherwin Williams Co" Sherwin AveT\ Oakland, Calif. J 123o Great Western Chemical Co 860 Wharf Street Richmond, Calif. 94804 -10- MCL000596 LEXOLDMONOOI005 WATER_PCB-SD0000007649 I ADDRESS DATE MAILED Croat Western Chemical Co 11440 S.W, Tledemm St. Portland, Oregon 97223 Great Western Chemical Co 6900 Fox Avenue Seattle, WaSfe. 98106 Bulton Industries 212 Havfoam Avenue Ju***>&**~.s- ' 08840 127, Hardman .Incorporated 600 Cortlandt Street * ,-w"9 128. Hartin Paint & Filler Co. 590 Belleville Turnpike Jkus/at C' , A/ r /. K? < Kearny, H. 3. 07032 129. Hi~ Strand Chemicals, Inc. P* 0. Box 368 . Lenoir, Worth Carolina . 28645 I30. Hightemp Resins, Inc. 225 Greenwich Ave. Stamford, Conn. 06902 131, HooBier Solvents & f Ctomicals^Cq . Jfck., P. 0. Box 283 New Haven, Indiana 46774 132,1 Illinois Adhesives 3101 South California Ave. VatEiSfc* *:/r*mf** "60608 133. Xndurall Coatings, Inc. P. 0. Box 2371 Birmingham, Alabama 35201 234. 135- Industrial Latex Co Iww Inmont Corporation 306 Mount Pleasant Ave. J- 07057 Finishes Division -P. 0. Beat 3938 Anaheim, Calif. 92803 236. Inmont Dorp. Presstite Div. P. 0. Box 3938 Anaheim, Calif. 92803 MCL000597 LEXOLDMONOOI006 WATER_PCB-SD0000007650 MAMB address DATE - mailed 137. Inmont Corp. P. O. Box 659 ' Newark, N. J. 07101 ' 138. Inauleoustic Corp. Jernes Mill Road *J- 08872 --------------- 139. The University of Iowa " f' * au*.hZZ Mtr' l0"a 522,0 --------------- 1^0^Uet-Sbape3, Inc. Roejcleigh Industrial Park . . <ne*i 141* John-Manville Products Corp Research & Engineerig Center P. O. Box 159 Manville, M. J. 08835 142. Jordan Paint Co 7250 Franklin . Forest Park, 111. 60130 143. Joalyn Mfg. & Supply Co 969 West 37th Place R & D Division Chicago, 111. 60609 144. Kaiser Qypsum /" ' Wilber Avenue . Antioch, Calif. 94509 - 145- Kansas Paint & Color Co 332 North Mosley St. Wichita, Kansas 67202 146. Keeper Chemical Corp. 1688 Fifth Street Trenton, N. J. 08638 147. Kee Box Mfg Co 10 Kee Lose Place Rochester, N. Y, 14608 14B. Kendall Company 309 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, 111. 60606 . 149. Kohler McLlster Paint Co P. 0. Box 546 - Denver, Col. 80201 MCL000598 LEXOLDMONOOI007 WATER PCB-SD0000007651 NAME' 150. Xoppera Co., Ine. 151* Koppers Co., Ino. ADDRESS 3501 Collins Ave. Richaondy calif. S>4Bo4 Organic Materials. Wv. 480 Freylinghuyaea Ave. Newark, N. J, 07114 152. .153. 1$4. ' Xoppera Company A, Organic Materials Rlv. P. 0. Box 759 Westfield, N. J. 07091 Xoppers Company * yvv ^< Koppers Building Pittsburgh, Pa. Liquid Nitrogen Processing Corp 412 East King Street 'S *,n / / , , Malvern, Pa. 19355 155. The Iubrdttol Corp. 29400 Lakeland KLvd. Ohio ',,m7 156. 157. M. R. Plastics & Coatings, Inc. Il460 Dorset! Road Maryland Heights, Mo. 6304' 2 Maas ft Waldsteln Co f.2121 McCarter Highway Newark, H. J. 07104 158. Magle toothers Oil Co _ 9101 Fullerton Ave. Franklin Park, 111. 60131 159 160, Magld Corp. n, llt^ htffil'uJ lanhattan Adhesives Corp. * 350 Cantor Avenue W. J. 07036 / 425 Qreenpolnt Avenue Brooklyn, 1J. Y. 11222 Markesi Corp. Mw /"# A*5 150 Congress Street Keene, New Hampshire 03431 DATE MAILED I 1 I l 1 j i 1 -13- lI MCL000599 LEXOLDMONOOIOO8 WATER_PCB-SD0000007652 I NAMS ' l6&. McCloskey Varnish Co f1 '# ' 163. Meloy Laboratories aAdDdDrReEsSsS .. 7600 State Road , Philadelphia, Pa. 2923o Springfield* Va. DATS MAIDLED-- _______ -- ---------------- 1m. Mereco Products Hv. Metacbera Resins Corp. . 1530 Wellington Ave ^ 7^ ^Cranston, R. 1, 02910 _ 165. (Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co P. 0. Box 3122 JL r"1* 55101 j66, Missouri Solvents & Chemicals 25522 Nicholson Ave. Company Kansas city. Mo. 64120 _ 167. Mobil Chemical Co P. 0. Box 1388 Plalnsfleld, N. J. 166. Mobey Chewiie&l Co \ New Martinsville, West Virginia 26155 I69. Morgan Adhesives 4560 Darrow Road j. _ .p. y _ Stow, Ohio 44225 m ,&*<./* *#./, 170. Mashua Corp. ` 44 Franklin St. -_ ` Nashua, N. H. Q3060 171. National Bronze Powder Co 99^5 Franklin Ave. Franklin Park,111. 172. 173. The National Chemical 1424 Fhilpot Street .Plastics C-Oo,,.. ,= y-. # JBBaaXlCtiMmB ore, Md. 21231 At\b*.gX-- Ji . (f ' The. Nazar Rubber Co ' d Box 3__316 - Station "w2727 Avo*nd*ale1,3607 174. Niles Chemical Paint Co -i, /t.>. Third and Fort Streets Miles, Mich. 49120 i. MCL00D600 LEXOLDMONOOI009 WATER_PCB-SD0000007653 From erf B* SCBWE^SPECKBk i I \ i MCL000601 LEXOLDMONOOI010 WATER PCB-SD0000007654 KAMB ADDRESS BATE .. 175. Worth American Paint Corp. ' 3504 Rose Avenue Ka/iZt. Suburb of Asbury Park jM, Vanamassa, H. J. 07072 176. N.1T.F. Company ' Lafayette & Cedar St. Xermett Square, Pa. . 19348 * 177. Ohio Solvents & Chemicals Company 3470 West l4oth St. Cleveland, Ohio 44lli . 178. Orelube Corp. . 126-06 18th Avenue College Point, H.Y. 11356 . I79. Paisley Products, Inc. My. Standard Brands, Inc, 29 Mack Drive Edison,'V. J. 08817 180, Park Wane Plate Co. . 4-10 Linden Place Plashing, H. Y. 11354 281. 182. Pennsylvania Refining. Co 2686 Libscai Rd. /? . *v 4 Cleveland, Ohio 4410*1 16M--rv4.4+Mbfj; , -`t y # Phillips Petroleum Co Purchasing Dept. * yW-^sfcu.. P. ******.** t<* 183. fjRiotolastie, Inc. 67 Lincoln Highway Malvern, Pa. 19355 184. Polyplastex United, Inc. 870 Springfield Road Uhlon, New Jersey 07083 I85. .186. The pplymel Corporation 514-51 Bnsor Street tefrf" /C* ^y ,oJSS?Xm' 21202 Polytech Co, Inc. v f 175.Greenpond Rd. ' Roekaway, . J.. 07866 J, Az&t' j T&- ' , -15- MCL000602 LEXOLDMONOOI011 WATER_PCB-SD0000007655 I HMB ABDRBSS .. . I87. .188 PPG Industriee, Ino. Princeton Chemical*Research, Inc ' Adhesive Products Div. 885 Belleville Ave Bloomfield, H. J. 07003 P. 0. Box 652 Princeton, N, J. 08540 BATE MAILED 189. Products Research and Chemical 2919 Bnpire Avenue / Corp. as / * / Burbank, Calif. 92504 jAst-Xe. ctl^St- */ tt-A.;, ' 190. /A'PKttup*ex Corp. Ltd *. I & I Products Group .( , - f . , ti -atill* ,p// 2400 South Main Street V^tw/ /**-** ^ PiS.H" Wilmington, Calif. 90745 191. Randolph Products Co Carlstadt, N.J. 07072 192. srbesfcos A Raybestos Division /PTfc . 0-. BoxVS-.* J*9.P0W2h1 ^ryv^-^tr&fcford. Own. 06497 193. ( Reilly Tar & Chemical Co V ,, ' i, a, /s / , ^ A^'ll South Meridian Ave. Merchants Bank Building f. las _ V/- Indianapolis, Indiana $Wj. 194. I. Reiss Co, Inc. ' 120 Bayway Street Elizabeth, M. J. 07202 195. Reliance Universal, Inc. 196. Republic Powdered Metals Box 4155 Roanoke, Va. 24015 2628 Pearl Road Medina, Ohio 44256 197. .198 Richardson Paint Company G. P. Roescr, Inc. 4821 Garden Street delphia, Pa 19137 P.. dt Box 92 Lahaska, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 18932. PER- 1t-:r:s~; MCL000603 LEXOLDMONQ01012 WATER PCB-SD0000007656 ml. .; 139 Bohn and Hass S 200. Sampson Paint Mfg Co ' 201?. Eli Sandman Co . 202 SdbJeMahl Company 203 Setorarts Chemical Co 2<A* Seaboard Product a Co 205 Sherwin Willisana Co /*_ ^ 206.. Silibond Products Inc '. ' 207 Smith Construction Supply .200. .the asifeb-AlBep 'Paint & Varnish Co 7 2C9. Solve Ccsnpouncto Inc, 210. Semnetoom Building - Products, Inc. 2U> Southern Solvents & Chemicals Corp. ! U t'' t /w* AMKESS ` Independence Mall West Philadelphia, Pa 1105 3ftf Hull Street lieteoond, Virginia 280 greenwood St. Wcsrcbeater, Mass. 01601 lferthfleld, Minn. 55057 50-01 2nd Street . Long 'Island City, h. y. 11101 Products Drive texts, Maryland 21030 P. 0. to 6027 Cleveland, Ohio 96 Sumner Street Arlington, Maas. 02174 P. 0. Box 671 Jonesboro, 0a. 30236 630 Morth Third Street Terre Haute, Ind. 47801 P. 0, Box 227 . - linden, Hew Jersey Jianoox Avenue " Belleville, N. J, 07109 P. O. to 4067 Carrollton Station . Mew Orleans, La, 70118 ' MTK JBAIEBP PER MCL0OO6O4 LEXOLDMONOOI013 WATER_PCB-SD0000007657 SAWS 12. Southern Adhesives Corp. xj&trt ^fJvn . &r^.yj(i 213. Sovereign Chemical Corp. ADDRESS P. O. Box 3498 ^ Richmond, Va. 23234 V'r/ ' 180 Bast Railway Ave. Patterson, N. 3. BATE MAILED 21k. Specialty Coatings Co _ 2500 North Delta Lane Elk drove Village, 111. 60007 215. Standard Brands Chemical Ind. Inc. _ Cheswold, Delaware 19936 216. Standard Brands Chemical Ind. Inc. P. 0. Drawer X Dover, Delaware 19901 217. Staley Chemical Co j^h.v\ .218 St. Regis Paper Co CW ` 320 Schuyler Avenue Kearny, M. J. 07032 150 East 42nd Street New York, W. Y. 10017 ` 219. .220 .221 ,222 Standard T Chemicals* Inc, 2600 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, N. Y.10303 Standard T Chemical P. 0. Box 47483 Dallas, Texas 75247 ' StreBen-Reuter International - 1 * 4 1 International Minerals & Chemical Corp, 400 West Roosevelt Ave. Behtenville, 111. 60106 Sun Chemical Corp. Qeneral Printing Ink Div, 390 Central Avenue East Rutherford, N.J.O7073 223. Sun Flo Paint Co 212 Forest Avenue . Amsterdam, X. Y. 12010 PER i i 5 I 5 4 I i ijt i t ! I MCL0D0605 LEXOLDMONOOI014 WATER_PCB-SD0000007658 "HAMS ADDRESS -ECTS----MAILED zzh. Sun Oil Company Refinery K o; Box 395 - ' Marcus Hook, Pa. 19061 225. Superior* Lacquer Co, Ino. P. 0. Box 508 Toccoa, Oa, 30577 226. Super fire Engineering Co ?.22 Superior Famish & Drier Co jJu` tlUd' f a. L / <? 228. Swift Chemical Company 7255 Crescent Bivd. Camden, M* J,, 08201 Sox 2310 Merchantville, N,J.06209 Adhesives .& Coatings Mv. P. 0. Box 5800? Vernon, Calif. 90058 229. Swift Chemical Co Division of Swift * Co. 6 Parish Drive . . Madison, 221. 62060 230. Taurus Chemical Corp. Csxtega & Bradley Streets Auburn, Mew York 13021 232. Technical Coatings Co. 23% Lister Avenue Newark, N. J. 0?205 . 232. Technical Tape Corp . 240 North Avenue Mew Rochelle, N.Y.10801 233. ^Tennessee Eastman CompZ$ A' JUv. of Eastman Kodak Kingsport, Tenn. 37662 23*. Terrell Corp n- id-#, <1 tJ ' 235. Texas Solvents & Chemicals Company 820 Woburn Street Wilmington, Mass. OI8B7 V^syf 2500 Vinson Street Milas, Texas \&y3^V'-- ('cfbt MCL000606 LEXOLDMONOOI015 WATER_PCB-SD0000007659 MAMK 236. Thlokol Chemical Corp. ADDRESS ' P. 0. Box 1296 Trenton, N. J. 0860? DATE MAIDED 237, 238 Tibbalo Flooring Inc. , . yp 7 Titanine, Inc. ' - y/- &/***#&, Oneida. Tenn. 37841 Dlv. of Seagram Corp. P. 0. Box 405 Union. H. J. 07083 239/ Tremoo Mfg Co. ' 10701 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland, 0hio44l04 240. Ultrachew Inc. '. . 1400 North Walnut Street Wilmington, Delaware 19899 . 241. American Mineral Park 17 Executive Park Dr NE Atlanta, Oa 30329 /242. Eranel Services _ 285 Wellsville Ave New Milford, Conn. ^J2^3 American Mineral Spirlte^Co - 3033 N. W. North River Drive Miami, Florida 33142 l/244. Protective Coatings B07 If. Fremont Ave. Tampa, Florida jy4h$. American Mineral Spirits Co-. 2275 Tucker Industrial Blvd. Tucker, da. 246. universal Oil Products Corp. - . Des Plaines, 111.60016 247. Union. Carbide Corp. Southwest Accounting Center P. 0. BOX .471 Texas City, Texas 77591 P'248.. American Mineral Spirits Co 2335 Thrift Road Charlotte, N.C. PER MCL000607 LEXOLDMONOOI016 WATER_PCB-SD0000007660 MAWS XT //-7 gftPj/ Union Carbide Corp. AEPSffiSS MTE _. . _ _MAILED Klaati.es Mvls&om - River Road Bound Brook, H. 3.08805 . Aaerican Metal Seal Co 509 Washington Ave Carlstadt, M.J. _ p51* Ifcion-ABBco, Arose Mv Mv Union Oil Co of Calif 350 Roosevelt Ave. # Carteret, If. 3. `_ CcTN */l Oak and Central Ave. East Rutherford, X. 3. g53/vJrx-Che* Co |/85*. Birk Paint: Co ' ) 20-21 Wagaraw Hd Pair 'Lam, M. J. . 236 Kearny Avenue Jersey City, X. 3. . RjS.vOlahJLd Corporation 330 Cantor Avenue. Linden, X. J. 256. United Lacquer Manufacturing 1001 West Elizabeth Ave. Linden, M. J. 07036 * l 257< iTConBtruction Compounds^ V1L____ .mo______ ____________-- . 55 Micola Place Hutto?, N. J. ' 258 United Resin Products, Inc QiftP. V^loverleaf Pelnt~^} --T*"* ?60 Argues and Co., Inc. 100 Sutton Street Brooklyn, N. T. 11222 43-43 Vernon Blvd. Long Island City, H. ?. 442 Waverly Avenue Masartmeek, N. Y. mt Iv, =. __ -a* r.v." .C- .* * \, 1 i MCL000608 LEXOLDMON001017 WATER PCB-SD0000007661 ADDRESS M5 WAUEP g6l. Alloys Unlimited Inc, 320 Long Island Expressway Sq. Millville, N.Y.117^6 _____ 'g6Se Dillon Carbide Corp. Carbon Products Mv, P. 0. Box 6087 Cleveland, Ohio MlO! Union-Amseo, Amseo Dir. Colwells Lane Coashohoeken, Pa. Harleco Chemicals'""i 60th & Woodland Ave". Philadelphia, Pa, Union Amsco, Arasco Mr, ^ Wt. of Union Oil of Callf. 255 Allens Avenue Providence, Rhode, island 02905 ^Cbeltoited Paint Co . JPadntmakers %%CtAAh^-t'hiA. t yixJ-d&iti&t t t^a^etaphfa, Term, 3B109 26?. ,268 v Urecal Corporation K/&c*r^ N U.S. Govt-Edgewood Arsenal 5&2 Vista Avenue . Addison, ill. 60101 Finance & Accounting Officer Bldg. 5238 . Edgewood, Hd. 21010 269. USM Corporation 270. UBS Chemicals Chemical Division Middleton, Mass. OI9A9 Mt. of United States Steel Corp. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15225 271. The Valspar Corp. 200 Sayre Street Rockford, 111. 61101 t OO MCL000609 LEXOLDMONOOIOI8 WATER PCB-SD0000007662 ism zjz V&lspar Corp. 4. / 273. Vitrieora, Inc* . APMESS DATE _ . WAILED ' HOI South Third St* Minneapolis, Minn. 55415. * 25-29 50th Street lfoodsd.de, H.Y. 11377 ZjH, Warsaw Chemical Co Argonne Bead Warsaw, Indiana 275. 2?6, Western Electric Co,Inc. $9^ 3J- 0-dtL S*>-, ; Manufacturing Division Voucher Dept, 3157 HCahwictahg_oorn, e1S11ta. ti6o0n623 The Bruce Williams Laboratories r. O* Box 169 ' Joplin, Missouri 277. Bostrum Division Universal Oil Products - 133 West Oregon Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wisconsin Solvents ft Chemicals 171.9 South 83rd St. Corp. Milwaukee, Wis, 53214 Wolverine Solvents ft Chemicals Corp.. 2940 Stafford Ave. S.W. ' grand Rapids, Mich. 49508 World Carpets Inc. 431 South Green Street Dalton, Georgia 30720 Yates Manufacturing Co lil5 West 15th Street Osieago, Illinois 60608 _ Cosmo Wheel Incorporated -> -------------- __ Maiter International_CpEpr--> 651 South Market St. . Waukegan,. 111. 60085 P. 0. Bax 6099 Mew Orleans, La. 70114 PER 0 -23- MCLO00610 LEXOLDMON001019 WATER PCB-SD0000007663