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' 'V Tables (continued) APPENDIX F 1. Subjective Sfymptcms Complained by Tusho Patients................ ................. ............ 126 2. Oral Toxicity of Chlorinated Bipheiyls........ ....... 127 3. Dermal Toxicity of Chlorinated Biphenyls............. 128 b. Vapor Exposure Toxicity of Chlorinated Biphenyls......................................... 5. Toxicity of Aroclors............ .............. ........ 129 131 6. Pathologic Changes induced by PCBs.................. 132-133 7. Residues in Tissues of Rats Orally Dosed With Aroclor 125b (500 mg/kg).............................. 13b 8. Storage of Aroclors (In PPM) 2b-Hours After Oral Ingestion by Stomach Thbe............................. 138 9. Distribution of PCB-Derived Material Following 98- Day Exposure to a Dietary Level of 1000 PPM Aroclor 125k-......................... 139 10. Distribution of PCB Levels in Adipose of General Population as Shown in Analysis of Human Monitoring Survey Samples Since April 15, 1971....... Ib5 11. Experiments to Date Not Included in the Manuscript "Polychlorinated Biphenyls: Distribution and Storage in Body Fluids and Tissues of Sherman Rats"A. Curley, V. tf, Birse, M. E. Grim, R. W. Jennings and R. E. Linder...................................... 150 12. Some Biological and Toxicological Effects in the PCBs........ ................................... . 153 13. Possible Future Studies Involving PCBs, Their Individual Isomers and Contaminants................... 15b vi ^PLAINTIFF'S; , % EXH IB IT g;. 1 L -'jy aJ 0000^ -0l a b .h Tables (continued) Page APPENDIX A 1. General Physical Properties of the Aroclor ClorinatedCompounds.............. 26 2. Relative Retentions, Mass Spectromtrie Data on PCB Fractionated Sample................... 30 APPENDIX B 1. Typical Properties of Liquids.......................k5-h6 2. Physical and Other Properties of Lubricating Oils, Engine Oils,and Hydraulic Fluids........ **7-50 3. Higi-Temperature Lubricant Specifications......... 56 U. Some Properties of Pumping Fluids....... 57 5. Decomposition Temperature Ranges of Several Chemical Classes............................ 0 6. Approximate Maximum Compatibility, phr, of Plasticizers With Various Resins.................. 7. General Properties of Some Aroclors (PCB)........ ^3 APPENDIX C 1. Composition of Different Liquid Qilorinated Bip he ryI s ............ 77 2. Underwriters* Laboratories Flammability Ratings 3. Alternate Insulating F l u i d s \ ?6 80 * iv ADM 0 0 0 0 3 6 . 0 1