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= sh rs TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL RREEPPOORRTT SSUUMMMMAARRYY Fri Fe-rqs [airen za, 1970 arch 23, 1979 "70T:O: TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL CCOOMMMMUUNNIICCAATTIIOONNSS CCEENNTTEERR --- 220011--22CCNN important - ago spritad on bo ces of pas, st we cop1e0 TOC.) (Important -- If report i~ l~inted on both ~de~ ofpaper, ~end two copies to TCC.) T Envirom nmentmael e Laborate ory (EEe & PC) ow 0535 Environmental Laboratory (EE Pfoj~" t Fate of Fluorochenicals 5670612643 Fate of Fluorochemicals mown Of Fleorochemlorls L Repot ! Title FFiHnalLComprehensive Report: FC 143 I oz Final Comprehensive Report: i REDce To R. A. Prokop & PC) FC 143 5--i--f er or 09362 Wel~:er Dept. N umber 0535 Pro|ect Number 9970612643 Rel)O~t Number 012 En~,loye~ Number(s) 09362 No, of PaBe= Including Coversheet I SMT GaR contain e=i)Runnion |Er"mHES>S NF o cas11 gFor SECURITY [] Opan (Company Confidential) [] Closed {Sl~ia| Authorization) 3M CHEMICAL REGISTRY 11 N~ ~i=l= Re~rt~ ewan: Comment oRReTvE. KEYWORDS: [Rr --- (Select =erm= from 3M Thesaurus. Suggest other IEE men | Pinal Report: tEhnecompperaisosde;s 1al9l77-w1o9r7k9"performed during applicable terms.) CURRENT OBJECTIVE: Final Report: Encompasses all work performed during the period; 1977-1979. EE&PC - Div. EE&PC - Div. Fluorochonical Fluorochemical (Analytical) (Analytical) (amie (Aquatic) (DeRTAdRLION) [aero ReTRACY eT Totree Se TN Soe Go (s0i1) (Degradation) (soil) Toxicity Toxicity Re me TRE REPORT ABSTRACT: (2OO-250 alert 3M'er$ to Company R&D. It Wea wo~d$) This is Company Sans mor abstract information is confidential material. distributed >by Ihe Technical Communications ooCenter to ce:cc: RDDI..LLL... BB Boaahccaoonnn R..LPo. thBaophroangadn Y.Pothapragada ton em --titd, 33MM CCOONNFFIIDDEENNTTIIAALL 11220000..00000011 EExxhhiibbiitt 11220000 State of Minnesota v, 3M Co,, Court File No, 27-CV-10-28862 aMAot410327 3MA01410327 IINNTTRROODDUUCCTTIIOONN oTTnhhee frrlaauttoiirooonncaahlleeemicffaoolrrsppeehrarsffoorbremmeiinnnggdieesnncvvuiisrrosonenmmdeennpttraaellvioeeuffsffleeycct~g2p~gttuuddiieess on fluorochemicals has been discussed previouslyx J TTshhueerfasscuutbbajjneetcc,tt wffhlliuucoohrroochcahhseemmiitcchaaell pooofftenttthhiiiassl rreefpporoorrttwidiiessspFFrCCea11d4433,,disaatraainnbiiuootnniiioccn csiionnuartfttaihhcneetgaeennnitvvn,iidrruosowtnnhrmmiyeec,nnhtthhoaaastssh ttthhdhiieossmepmmsoaattttieeecnrratiiliaalallyl aifissnodruuswsieeindddteesbbrypynraetttiahhodeenaTTdleeilffsyllt.oornni((bRRFu))Ctio1n43 ccchoheaemtmiiicncagalllliyynduiissstrttyhh,ee abaommtmmhoonniiduuommmesssaatlllttcalooflfyppeearrnffdl!uuioonrrtooe--roonccatttiaaonnnooaiilcclyaa.cciidd..FC 143 TwThehiiissghtmmaattofeerrii4aa3l1l aiinssd aatwwhhehiittcheeemggirrcaaannluullaasrrtrppuoocwwtddueerrre hshahaovvwiinnnggbeaalommwoo.lleeccuullaarr weight of 431 and the chemical structure shown below. , pq CONNE, C7 F15 CO0-NN4 FFCC 114433 ToTfhhiisswatrreeerppoorsrtot luccbooinnlssiootllyii,ddaatpteeassrtiaatlllilonaavvacaoiiellafabfbilleceieiinnntffsoo,rrmmdaaettgiioronandaiintniottnhh,ee asaorrieelaass ososfoofrrppw FtCtaiiotoe1nn4r3 saannoiddsluadabeqqifuuliaiantttyeiidc,c. pttooaxxriticciitiittoyy.n. The probable coefficients, The probable edennevvgiirrraoodnnam mteieonnntta,all sorriiisslkk of FC 143 is defined. MMEETTHHOODDSS YhWaaavtteeerrbesseoonlluubbtiihlleiittsyyu,,bjebbclitooddeoefggrraatddeaactthniiioocnnalaannddrepssoooiirlltsg~orr~gsiio, onn mmeetthhooddoollooggyy''ss have been the subject of technical reports~- J. AA)) AAqquuaattiicc TTooxxiicciittyy TTeessttiinngg TTahhfeetertteesstthtaiitnnggdpperrsoocttrooiccbooelldssbyuuttUiiSllEiiPzzeAedd (f1fo9orr75)tt(h%i~)s, ssttuuddyy wweerree mmooddeelleedd after that described by USEPA (1975)"I". 1. 1. Bluegill Bluegill SSuunnffiisshh sTTsftthhiuueseddhyybbwllew uuwreeeeegrrgieeilhlleololbbdtsstaauuiininnnfnfeeiidsdsfhhibffrer((oLroLmgmeeplpoaoaam smsippi8srrihivvom malaaatdotceeirPnoogchhchaahtitticrca~hunhueskrse)s)yr.ysuuf,agsieelddjeSSdtiitnoonccwkkitththhiiss Accfiaasdrrhabbioolnwny-e-frfiepilhlttoheeterroledepdderiniwwoeeldfllilbofew waragt1te6learrshsmomauairhinsontltadaliiiinnngegehddt taaaantntkds11844-f-11hi55olulCCre.sd. with dark, ww Atihitrdthhoauiglaayho33u0p0t-h-m moittinhoneuputeteearcioettrdlraianmnoassftiitjt]i.oi6ononnhaoppnudeerrsriitooelddisg,t, hiwnwtagasasnpdm meraaii8ionndtht.aaoiiunnreeTsddhedark, 4tffh8iisrsohhhuoguw whreesroreeuptrffeiethdodreTTetaetoctrrcaaal--inM Mmdinianttihornoddauaigailhnlyyod,u, tteffosototohiddenghtbeeesipintneggrpiowewdriiit.tohhdhh.eTellhddeFish ww 4e8erreehoaauccrcsclliipmmraaiotteerdd toffoorrand1144 days prior throughout days prior to the to testing test period. testing. Fish wAAcecurutetee pssehhrofoorrrtt-m-tetederrmmon ((gF9CB 6--h1ho4o3uu,rr)) losstttaat3tii4c0c. aaqqCuuaaarttbiicocn-bbfiioiolaatssessaraeyydss ow A Awwfleele]llrllwelaggtw wplleaaaearstsrtfsseeororrraamqooquewffuadaartkkriennoiaoraon,ww, nnpFCl33u55ccsoo1mxxm 4Fp3pCo92, os00is1lio tx4xti3itoo~2nn00c3o4mw wca0m mpa.a,rss, isC ucucesosoadeennrddttbaaaoiaainnnsssiit-nnufttgihdghlyeete11rc66ddehiidalll1umuiitbeeteenn ertrrt..ss. of water or water plus FC 143 comprised a study chamber. "Pale aDale FFaattttiigg FFiisshh FFaarrm m,, BBrraaddyy,, NNeebbrraasskkaa "bCcoommmm erecriciaal] ffiisshh ffoooodd ooff kknnoowwnn ccoommpposoistitiioonn.. 11220000..00000022 33MMAA0011441100332288 aon bd oF d r ,, / 1200.0003 3MA01410329 TTTsSewiiwzsezeetnenttyyaafnniddbsbhllww uueweeeieggigirgihlehltllt,r, assnw wuudneneforrfimeeislshyhtt,e,essatts((eeLsLddieegppnooaaetmmtdiiaseeaatccm omhhaacvcrccarooroocinnahocchiueerisnrnututsrtrs)aea),st,ttiioouunncnnhiifaofoofmofrbrmemFFCrCsiinn114433.. w w Towwexieeiryttsrhegheteiinnnmm faisail33hin0e0nvtteam mw aliiie,ninnnreeueuddtatenerasdsaanttdpffooH11om9l9ll9ojoly2f-owwiia1alnvp5lsCgClgs.i.gFFtnCCeeMsMdto11r44ot3s3troaotlalaailudvdittdtadyyiiri,ot,itoniioosuttennse.m .wmeptpereeerTsTraeteatmsstuetcutrahresetat,eum e,m rmbepddpedeiiresrssrsasaaottotluluvrvreeeedsds Go22ex44ny--ehghreooanuulrr loeiinbvnesttleee,rrrvvvaaaatlnlissdonoopsrHr ruuonfentltiaailtlllivttoeottetaastltlo G paetnteerranls owbesreervsaitimoinlsarlryelarteicvoerdetod m mbseooohrlaturtvataililoioirtntyaysl whhoaeaddrreeoomrccerccaauutsrriurrecrededd.swiamtming wbheehnavaipoprraolproirateer.ratiOcrgaswniimsmmsing aupunssadeetddtefrriinnnese tthw ohfiiessrdeisssttsueuidm adsyyiel.ww aererlryee considered to recorded when considered to be generally appropriate. be generally healthy Organisms healthy and free of disease. 2. Aquatic Invertebrates - 48 hour Static LCg, wDA DaeaqprpuhehanntiieiaacxpmmoIaasngeevnndeaar,,tteottbwwFrCeeanntett1y4ys3,oo-rrgg4laao8tnniihss3omm4uss0r Static LCso appteerrvattreessyttingcchhaacmmobbneecrre,,ntrations awiffinonnoedrrrceca4s4a8r8oerblxbouhphonnooonu-isur-felrfsdiisi.iz.ltteteoedrrFFeeiFpiddCrrrsistow wt1re4eli3illntn,lossw twtloaaatatrhrttesseer3r,w aw,40deedwrwriieeaitttthhiccooovnuccuanhhnryteoetefmem indidlgctcaahaalnenclddoDaanadpdpcpddlleaheeancnddcetierdadations nagna. and solubiltzed magna. prior to the addition of the Daphnia 755II566nn0vv,mmeegrgr/1t/t110ee0bb0w wrr,haahittielealeendttevvesse1et3rtr5tte0eccbboomrnrngaacc/tete1eenn.tttrtreeaaststtiitoonnccssoonncw wceeeenrrnteetrra77at.t.i55io,o,nnss1100,ww, eer11re8e8,, 4422330220,, aann556dd600,, 750, 1000, and 1350 mg[1. sh1LtgCyh,2s~Utu. eUSmSvvEEaaPPllAAuueess((DDwwuuiillttuuhhtthh))9955%PP%rrooccbbooiinnttffiidcdceoeonnmmccppeeuutteellrriimmppiittrrssooggwrrweaearrmmeeoonnccaallttchhceueullaaS3ttHMeeddTTrraauuccssiinngg system. RESULTS RESULTS GC Canirical relationship heivoon che Sasser sobumilive of a chomical LA woTToaabbatbtbtelaalreieinnees11ddollluiuuibsssslttiienssn,ggw waFF>aCCt2t0eer1r14g43/ss3,ioo,.lluullobobtiFtiClli33itt414y0y40.3. aanwnddhTTehhrippiesasarrtm amtidaitatdtieietoedronriniatalocclooewiiesfasftffeieeirccxxititereraennepm tmpteeeladdlyyraaettdaa >\/"toabw taoybbasstooafefpororrbrbarmeemrsddot..ualiutgbgieTTelolehlhni,iscsaaoll>tmm te2hah0foatofuetugiegrg]crhihliia.aellffnuutFriirosCstthhfeess1r4llr5i3i.ggaah~hddtdthdllBieyiyattriseioeollnidniapssSpooodnpeopodhffhitllFFhtloiCCelccsew 1144aaas33dstaetww eeraevveriairdeedpietepnnssecciciam eemarddeniidllaarrllyy Ce ebbbxyeetecacnootnpncacl_liuu_nddrteetitddhioentthehnaaatvt~ irFFcoCCnlm1~ 1e44n33nt.twwoououlCflddhi5o.nhuootteBtbbaisi2ooe1(dcc)o~poqSneenhtnhtatverreaasetteeaedsttaocotariaabnnietdaappcpaapnnrreecciiaabbllee extent in the environment. Chiou et al"" have ~escribed an wi20 |"{~ caeannrmddropriiirttisscisabbliciooorecncosloanintdccieeoernnnettsdrrhaatittpiiooonnbbeet~fwaaacepcteptonroror..xthiem"aII~ntnaetl-tt-hyh~eerioirnrseosslysyusesbttdeieem lmri,t,yoftthhoemefagaaanssiccctrhruiiebdbmeee.didcal error is considered to be approximately one order of magnitude. YWI g0 tW tfhhahiciesstnormm aapatopeftleryriaiinapalgplrowwdxoaoiutulmaldadtgebbeleenyepprr1ar0oot.ejjdeeccttfeeoddr toFC to possess 143 to possess a bioconcentration this proposed relationship, a bioconcentration factor of approximately 10. kL4A0e5G0'y WVe r a he parameter Tost Results TTAABBLLEE 11 WWaatteerr SSoolluubbiilliittyy aanndd P Paarrttiittiioonn CCooeeffffiicciieenntt ooff FFCC 118433 Sotubitity Partition Coefficient Test CCooaarrssee mmeetthhoodd n-octanol/water n-octanol/water Results >>2200 g/1 5 ot IF E vR 11220000..00000044 33MMAAO011441100333300 FC 143 was found to be completely paglatant to biodegradation uFunCnddee1rr43ttwhhaeestteefssottundccoonntoddiitbteiioonncssomSpeolmpepitloeoylyeyeadt"F?~)"i..staTTnhhtee 2t2o11b//22lodmmeoognnrttahhdatlon Shake culture. biodorradasion Beudy utilized merobial test shake culture blodegradation study utilized mlcroblal test Eitires derived fron activated sludge inocula optained from cultures derived from activated sludge inocula obtained from the Chemolito, `Dechrur and Tein Cities Kecro Plan waste treatment the Chemolite, Decatur and Twin Cities Metro Plan waste treatment Syston During the fine course of this study a Brain of system. During the time course of this study a strain of A Crones Which coula degrade FC 143 aia not develop, hence microbes which could degrade FC 143 did not develop, hence This material wosld be expected to persist in the Ghvironment this material would be expected to persist in the environment for antonded periods of time unaltered by Birobinl easanotisa. for extended periods of time unaltered by microbial catabolism. S011 sorption studies have shown that approximately 5%, Soil sorption studies have shown that approximately (range 2.78), of the FC 143 prevent in 8 wigs solution was (range 2-7%), of the FC 143 present in a wa~ solution was adsorbed to bril sunsy ons soil (Table 339). "Chnverarty, adsorbed to Brill sandy loam soil (Table 2) . Conversely, Spproxiantely 80% of the amount of FC 143 adsorbed to: this approximately 80% of the amount of FC 143 adsorbed to this SET ould De desorbed after three (3) desorpeion trials soil would be desorbed after three (3) desorption trials ((TTaabbllee 22)).. MM oboiblilltlytyg(~f FFCC 114433 wwaass ccaallccuullaatteedd uussiinngg tthhee sscchheemmee described by umkot(85 Wheroby"wasorption coefsicients sre described by Hamaker whereby adsorption coefficients are Converted to u'constant, Kon: nich reflects the organic converted to a constant E , which reflects the organic Contant of the Goll. Thisinvestigator has shows hat the content of the soil. T~lsCinvestigator has shown that the Tolativo mobility of a group of pesticides could be dsternined relative mobility of a group of pesticides could be determined Tn This thehion and that the K: value could be correlated in this fashion and that the K value could be correlated with posticide mobility. In uBS1ying thin tent, FC 14 nad with pesticide mobility. In a~lying this test, FC 143 had 3 Ko value of 17. being alightiy lesa movile than chiarumpen, a K value of 17, being slightly less mobile than chloramben, E0981" T258 "Wish wan Ene mont Roniie pesticide Based on KH Hf~iaoak~keferr'1'ss2-ww 8o,orrkwk'thi)c).h. was the most mobile pesticide based on Table 2 Sof Sorption Tests on FC 143 TPaabrlaenot2er Soil Test Sorption Tests on FC 143sotutson Resuts PS0a1r1ameStoerrption AdsoTrepsttion Soil Sorption Water Solution ~s%, range Results2-7% DAedssoorrppttiioonn VWaatteerr 80% ~5%, ofranagmeoun2t-7%adsorbed KooDesorption Water wr80% of amount adsorbed NRR 3$ie)7eG.sssuuill,tBBtssia7sseoo6adff13oott3hnhneetwthhoaaeeuccluuKdtaoateecqqbuueassattttaiacicctotiinccsttoiodxaxaeiqqircucueiaiadttttyyiiccpccrrattreiceitttsseeittsrrcsiiaaalaalrreyeeessttmttaaaoabbbnbulculiitll1sasoa7hhtrteeejeddded the vertebrates and Lnvertobrascs hued in this cestr). bbv((yTyrTaabbllee `Fe NIOSH, FC 143 would the vertebrates and i870 be noted that the: nvertebrate data corroisce weil with is to be noted that TtihaoscGorRrelaotbitoaninehdashheenentoenssteirnvgonfrersehponwtaerdiyWEBREeTTOogPecies: those data obtained be considered practically non-tg~c to invertebrates used in this test" ". It the invertebrate data correlate well with when testing fresh warm w~e~0~pecies. VaTEaFennehgerdgigo-s-tt(fhrrUhcyyeneotdir?orssrrtteuiuTrlaeaddenistsiieeeuuonssllnttssw wtoeherccareaeoossmmspcbceproeosreinsnin.ststeerraaotccThTbteatsaeebebddlerlvefesefsttodeoc44tErEeGGaa&nbpnsidGdGeaP5FB 5t:eCi.ioodnn1lyoT5To5mm "hhieeica-csecses ". tsLLsuatuaubbgbdloioerieretaashsttaoolrryy w Yl(F(eToeaevuvarnneeebtgrlleessusnt4o8od3ann)e.g.rehetasatkIteotcenfhhiasatabonbiGgleaaeiieqntsnyyut1sea:ie,rtasailssslclluuyysrtrhvpveieAaivccvcaiecealeeefl:sp,pfetteacw wadedrteieigtoEghhhqfhtaau.ttiFtCtaaentnhhdd1ees43elleneiim nsnamgigtm ptttahahisttvuuueccbreehhlaaeiononnthrggareiaescslators young stages of an aqua~cspecies are qulte sensitive indicators 11220000..00000055 worsen 3MA01410331 I -4- TTaabbllee 33 FC FC 114433,, RReessuullttss ooff TTeesstt OOrrggaanniissmmss BBlluueeggiillll S Suunnffiisshh D Daapphhnniiaa mmaaggnnaa 0966mg/HH1"rr,~LI~C5q0 ,0 mg/1 556690 663322 663322 9966 HHoouurr AAccuuttee SSttaattiicc T Teessttiinngg LLiimmiittss Lower, mg/l Upper mg/l Lower, mg/1 Upper mg/1 55O0O0 663366 557700 669999 557700 669988 TTaabbllee 44 PPLeeenrrgccteehnnttaaaggneed EEWeggtgg H HWaeatitcgchhh,t, PPofeerrccPeeantnthtaaeggaeed MSSiuunrrnvvioivwvaalFl,r, yTToottaall Lc((PoPe~nnimcmgeetehnppthharaalZnaedet~sioWpnpe~rstoommoWefele~iaFagsC#h))t 1dod43uufrr~iFnna&*~gtheEEaxxdppoos~suiunrrneeowttooFvvryaarryyiinngg CCoonncceennttrraattiicooonnnceHnattrcahtio%nsSuorfviFvC33a00l1DD4a3%ayyss.,LvePPonosgsttthH Hmaatmtcchh Weight mg m mgg//11 Hatch % Survival % Length mm Weight mg 110000 99%6 88~5 2200..b5 5599..55 5500 9922..55 904 2200 6622..55 2255 ~aq9 9022..55 2211 7722 1122..55 9200..55 9977..55 2211 n71 66..22 9944..55 9933 2 21 66q0 C Coonnttrrooll 9966..55 9933..55 2200..55 68.5 68.5 Wawoorrkk ppeerrffoorrmmeedd bbyy EEGG&&GG BBiioonnoommiiccss LLaabboorraattoorryy,, IInncc.. bSsSutum.mmmaaPrrayyul,ttaabbalsleepassruutbbmmiiotfttteefddinattloo EErnenpvvoiirrrtoo.nnmmeennttaall LLaabboorraattoorryy,, 3M, St. Paul, as part of final report. ooiffnvccehhsetemimigicacatalillolyyn niinonddusuctceeaddtisttotoixxciiaccilitltyyy.. sigIInnniftthiheceanpptaarradam imfeeftteeerrressncuuennsddeerr w wi1ne0er0vreeemsgoot/ibbg1tt,aaaiitninroeeenddd..ucntoiAAotstntsatthhteeiwsetrhhieiicggahhrleeelscsytotrdFFsCeCigd n1144ii3nf3iccscauoonrnnvctcieevndnatitlfrrfaaetptriieeoronncnceenttetsesstteedd,, aas1nn0udd0ggm w ewseegtii/igg1vh,hett reo33df00udadcaatiyylossantseppnootw sstteornehhsaaetrtcetchch.o.irndeAA tdlhltethhionoduueggvshhuelrovtthphivemeessaeneltdpdaoeatfrtacaecnuaarmrteeulative wsttoueorxxgeigicceioisttbtyysi,v,eervttheohedef ddafooarsslaeeteexllencevevteeedlol,ssnsooe(ffst eFvFinCeCrat11hl44e33ordaatdetevrw weshlhoiipccom hhf emttnhahtegesnsoeieftupcpdhuheeem)nn,uoom mlaiitnnivaae wtthheeere eennovvbiisrreoornvnm meedenntftaeallr eccxooncnceceeednnt,trraa(tstiieoovnnessraoolff oFFrCdCe11rs4433.o. f magnitude), 11220000.00000066 33MMAAO011441100333322 Zs- - 5 - R4tBaoaas33se0e0add--bddnaaoooynyrnmaeetthlxxheeppoohssirreuuserrtsseeouulpltatssttthooooolffi1o00g00tthyhemmegg(//hThlliaissbttlFFooeCCppaa511t)44t.hh33oolddlooiiBgddogitichcnnaooaltgtlroececuxooxpannasmttmirrniiionabfbatuutittiooeenn,, owotaanaronrgdsgdaaanns5b5iie/n/s1se1om0mn0rsmsattirlenreexexaahhhhttoiiieetbsbddhitittoeepgooddrrargogtuahaffpnnoaasilitts,stotm ymgysy3s./.lli1i(v0vTeSSeairrcbimm olieccnlihhtlaara5arn)onrl.gllgyyese,s,s,a,Bng ogd6it6ilh//l1l1l206/g1hrh0oyccyupooppentnestrrrtrpeprolaoolalftalsssesdiaa Try. was fry. seen in both groups, 3/10 controls and 2/10 treated Table 5 Table 5 FH FH1rr0iiyy0ssttmoo((gppPP/aia~1tntmhheeoFpoplChlhoaoagt1g~ie4lsscc3aa%lpplrPoEEomxmxaa~almm aai#sni)n)aattieeiooxxnnppoosoosefsfddFPa33at00thh--eeddaaaadydyssMMittinononnooww I00 mg/1FC 143a'b Test Test MMaatteerriiaall ObsNNeuurmmvbbaeetrriooonffs HHiissttooFppiaanttdhhioongllsooggiiccaall Observations Findings Control Control 10 10 663///111000 nffaoartttmtyayl lliivveerr cchhaannggeess 3/10 3/10 3/10 gg nioi1rlm 1l ahhlyyppeerrppllaassiiaa 100 mg/1 FC 143 100 mg/1FC 143 10 10 555///111000 25//1100 gnfnTa1ooa1rtrtm t1mtyayalhl yllipivevereprrlaccshhaiananggeess 2/10 gill hyperplasia DDIiSsCcUuSsSsIioOnN TTssFhhCooeeuurr1ccpp4ee3rriimmaffaanoordrrryyatalolpplluurrppeperoononssvvveeilidrreooooffnmmaeenttnnhhttiiaaassnllalrryeddespaapoitotrsraattoggfeeiissnnpeeorrtttaaooettneepptddrriooavvrrliieeddlleeaeattniiv&anniggrssoiinnnttmoggoellneetal FsCk.]43 and to provide an analysis of potential environmental risk. (IIn1n)ddeevveesllcoohppeiminangtgizttehhdiissclaaonnsaaellydyssiisssystttwewoom mmeoonddveeillronttmyyeppneetss wawiinlldll 2)bbeeaddiissccuusssseedd:: ppS(riri)taaeccttaiiaccnsadacllhecmmmoooanSdtseelullzmeedrbbaasspceerlddoodsueoonncdtuusssyueessatgeooeffm. FeFCCnvi11r443o3nmaaettntaa mmaaannnduuff2aa)ccttauurriinngg site and consumer product usage. I1.. CClloosseedd sSyysstteemm TsTyhhseeteeemnn,vviirrsoocnnhmmeemenanttticccaaanlnlybbee rcceoopnrnsesisiddeeenrtreeeddd ttaoso: bbee aa cclloosseedd system, schematically represented as: SN S011 Soil N Vater 7 CCecrhqeqhemuueamiimiillnciiicabbalrrclsiisouunnmfeeinnnbtbteeeeedtrtriwwineenwgeeginnthtthihttniwwisoso aososyrrsysistntaaeglelmlllmem mttcihhigorrghmeehtepetarecectoossmmmtteappanababtrrllttiismmosheeFhnnttaapssnne,,rtubate arallellmaippnhhaassceeossnfioofnfedtthheewitddheeippniiccttaeeddsincegyvclelelee..compartment or pertubate 2120000..00000077 3MMAOAI01441100333333 6 - Specfically we can represent the impact of FC 143 in the following manner: to Protodegradatiop__ Ai YOSSI ~.. Volatilit~ gySoil ~ YNoo ddueggrraodtaatiioonn No Photodegradatio~____ Air 74a IwerWater >20 g/1 (gel) cuto sttrsat Sediment, No biodegradation sorption phenomena as seen in soil As illustrated, FC 143 enters the environment primarily by means of the waterways ana secondarily via the terrestrial ecosystem and atmosphere. This material does not adsorb permanently to either soil and/or sediment, remaining however in the water compartment. It is not known whether FC 143 is volatile, a fact which assumes importance in light O~l~eJ_ finding that FC 143 does not undergo photolysis." Based on the foregoing, the waterways apparently are the environmental sink for FC 143. Intermediate receptors have not been identified. 2. Manufacturing and Consumer Model The following construct illustrates various wherein FC 143 may enter the environment at site. pathways the processing 11220000..00000088 3MA01410334 EA | Bayt 2s Ch 1 5 -- Pod! / CT i [Fy --& Ot, INR | i ] 2/4 La | Pls ; bss Ee 3-1H fEn S Z, - 1200.0009 3MA01410335 Sh | ~%~ mTTihhgeehtaabbooevvneteerffiiggtuuhrgreeenddveeipprioiccnttmssenpptrr.oojjeeccIttneedddippsacattuhhswwsaiaynysgs w uwshheeerreoefiinnFCFFCC 141134433 Dm bbryyi.gtthhhMt.ee eTPTnietekfefelrl,oonnt~C"'o'em)n"mccveooiraarctotiiinnanglm g eaaCnnhnddetm. ippchhaoIolnttooDgdgirirvsaaicppsuhhiisioccsnin,iignnddI uuuwssseattsrrioieefissnFfCww oiritm1thhe4d3 Dtbthyhraa. tttMhett.ooTPtetihhfkeleeio,irnr~Ckoopm w o"w)mlcleoeeadrdtcgiginaeegl pCnnroohoecFFmeCCsics11a.44l 33Dww Biaavassistestedieossnownw, ooutIulhlddiwsabbseeininggffeoeonrnrmem earrteaaidtteoendd, bsIT yighhnaat;hvveeepodT d.eeeppfiilccottneed'd-'cttohhaiisstinnngoo ww paraosstcteeessssi.ittuuaaBttaiisooendn bboyyn the following this information, the following sign; ~. CIInhnemddoiilssicctuuess,ssiinnaggsitthmheielmamraannuoufbfasacectrtuvurareteiooonff FFtCCo 1t14h43a3twwioltuthhtliJJneeerrrdryyabH Hooovfffefeerr,, was made. Chemolite, was made. a similar observation to that outlined above cIInonncvveiienewtwraootffiotthnheeunaadbbeoorvveecwwoenediccataninonppsrroojwjeehcectrteitthnheealeelnnvvFiirCroonn1m m4e3enntmtaaalnlufactured Is lost to the environment. concentration under conditions is lost to the environment. wherein all FC 143 manufactured SsSiiinnmcpceleisw wtaaittceerrwwmaoaydysesl aarureetiltthiheezineegnnvviairroosnnim mnegenlntetaalploissniintnkksoffouorrrceFFCC fo11r4433,F, Caa 143 saacnniom ddncpeaalnitrrsiritvaviceteirromnwwooodufuelollddrueFetCnnilaaib1bzl4li3eengouonnnedeaertstooinagppwrlreooorjjseeptccottincaaatnnsesoeesussttiricitmeumaaatttfeieododrn.eFeCnnvvi1irr4oo3nnm meennttaall concentration for FC 143 under a worst case situation. WWteoe hthahavivsee msmaaiddmeeplissseetvveierrcaallmodaaesslss:uummppttiioonnss wwhhiicchh aarree ccoonnssiiddeerreedd bbaassiicc to this simplistic model: 1) 1) TT1osottadalilscpphrraoorddguueccdtt.iioonn iiss aatt CChheemmoloilittee aanndd aallll FFCC 114433 pprroodduucceedd is discharged. 22)) NNoo FFCC 114433 i1ss rreemmoovveedd bbyy tthhee ttrreeaattmmeenntt ffaacciilliittyy.. 3) 3) A Allll eefffflluueenntt iiss ddiisscchhaarrggeedd iinnttoo tthhee M Misisssiissssiippppii RRiivveerr.. 44)) FFCC 114433 iiss ddiisscchhaarrggeedd uunniiffoorrmmllyy.. 5) 5) R Rhieivnvecerer nfflolotowwsuaanbnjddecaatllll toootthhseeerarsoppnaaarrlaam meaetnteder/rsosraarcreelimccaootnnisscttaanntt,, perturbations. hence not subject perturbations. to seasonal and/or climatic TThhee ffoorrmmuullaaee uusseedd iinn tthheessee pprroojjeeccttiioonnss iinncclluuddee:: 11) MWGo/smmmiiinn - = ~(RRiivveerr FFllooww,a CCTFFoMMd))uc(~tCCiooonnnvv,eerrsspileoornn,,aggnaanllu//mfftt33))(~TTiimmee,,mmilnn)) 22)) MG/min x 1440 = MG/DayProduction, per annum 3) MLGb/sm/idnay x= 14(4m0g/l= MxGw/tD.ay lbs. HO per gal)(G/Day) 3) Lbs/day = (rag/1 x wt. lbs. H20 per gal)(MG/Day) M MlioswisssifislssosiwipppprieicRoRriidvveerr1s ffll1oo0ww,00aa0tt CH HFaaSssttiinnggss,, MN, MN, based based on on a a 10 10 year year low flow record is I0,000 CFS. TTChohememettorocttiaalall 55ChyyeeemaarircapplrrsoodduDuiccvttiiiosoninonff.iigguurrIeenss uw wteierlreeizippnrrogovviitddheeeddsebbyyfiDDg.u.RRr.e. sR Riicckkeerr,, MCaainnosmsmeeiesssrttsiciimimpaaaptltieeddCRhieeevnmnevivricirarloobsnnemmleeDonniwtvtaiaCsllhieomccnooo.lnniccteeennIttnrwraaaustttiiioolcnnailzciooufnflgaFFtCCtehde11.s44e33 Dfiiunnirgiuttnrhheeges Mttihheessippseesrriiipoopddi 11R99i77v33e--r119977b88e,,lowtthheCeheEEmEECoClifftooerr wFFCaCs 11c4433alcwwuaalssatcceaadll.ccuullaDattueerdding 11220000..00001100 33MMAA0011441100333366. whine ae those fepoct> 7 (as 3) _-- 11220000..00001111 3aMMAA0O1t4110033377 Ll So- of 76 Lan" 1E has been determine that this marerial gl ttftfohoooerrbbweettahneet11e..6rp6peepr~rcgigio/oo/m1ed1paraa11ttt99m77eH86Hna-a-tss11tt90ii88inn33sgg"ss1ti,,3sheMpMpnnerr..noo,,vjjieerwccwohtthneeiimddlleeensatttttahhlee22..sEE44iEE~pCnCgk6//ppI1rrf.:ooorjjeeccSFSttiCienencddc1ee43, otiiftthepitwsrsaotdddeueecrttteeirrcommoniimnnpeeaFddCrtmt1tehh4naa3tttwiaailttsl ttthhhneeeotpeprrnpeevrssloeesrnenotntntmeaannnatddnalppurrnoorsjjeieenaccksttoeenfddaobrllleFeeCvveell1ss43, oenfviprroondmuecnttioanl FrCisk143undweirllwonrosttpcreasseenstitaunatuinornesa.sonable environmental risk under worst case situations. cCOoNnCcLuUsSiIoOnNsS UsUennlddeeecrrtettdhheephtteyessstticocccoohnneddmiiittciiaoolnnssaneedmmpplleoonyyveeiddroniimnnenccthhaaalrraaccpttreeorpreiirzztiiinneggs . selected physlcochemical and environmental properties of FC 143 it has been determined that this material 1I)) iiss eexxttrreemmeellyy wwaatteerr ssoolluubbllee,, ffoorrmmiinngg aa ggoell aatt 2200 gg//l.17 |:I" 232))) 43)) hhi1assass rreaaennssiissnntt--aaoonnccttttaantntoooollm/m/iwlwcacartrtoeoebrbrilaappllaarrttddiieettggiirroaaonddnaattcciiooooeennffffiicciieenntt is extremely mobile in Brill sandy loam soil ooffa~ 55NL dey r ~~.. wo~ 545))) siiinsunrvaeainnxvtraeeelggm ,gg-e-fllfyrreyyngmtssohttubudidolyyre wddineiididgBhnnrtoolttllfaaofslfafflneeodccwytitnghhloaaatatmcch3ha0sabobidilialliyittyye,,xposure h&e ssttoiuogrnFFvCiCifvi11ac44la35,ntaalettndegssguuthrbbelleooe.trthhaw alSleiimlgleiehlvvtaeerlfllossyll,ttooownoi&angassdttavaaettrii3ss0stetiidcecaayfafllleleycyxtposure [ed wwsiainagsdsnucnniefooidttceeaddpnatoothnnodltteoiigsgsrsyseu.ueee. ss examined for evidence Similarly, no adverse examined for evidence of chemical effect of chemical 6) 6) hiiinsesdnucttoceoedbbieetspffaoeothuunnonvddilorgppoyrnrimi.m menaatrraiilllyysiiinnnk.tthheeNow waatstepererciccofomimpcpaarirtntmm teeenrntmt,e, diate 7) whrTeoeecuncleecdeppttoohirtarsssvehheaaannvvveeirgohbanetem eeinnmeantiitdedadeelnnetstniiinfvfiiikeer.ddo.n. mNeontsaplecciofniccenintrteartm ioendiate 7) ow oaaifn1flot1luoaaldFpFpCCptprhhreooa11xv44xMi33eim imsaw waasnteetiererseleelysysimm tipa11m apn..ni6ua6u-ft-2efaR2a.dci.4cvt4M te~upurgrnrg./eev/1dd1i,r,oaantutum nnCC ddeheehnreretmamocclioooinclnitdotdeeinittciiaaeoonnnnddntssrddaww iitsihsohcecenhrhraeaerirignngeedd 8) 8) w wbiniailstloleldntnhoootent ppM prrreeeissssseeeinnnstttsipaaannnpdiuupR nnrrrioeevjaaeessroco. tnneaadbblleeproeednnuvvciirtroionnom mneenlntetavalellsrr,iisskk ubsaasegde poanttperrenssenettea.nd pro~ected production levels, usage patterns etc. BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. MMeennaddneedll,,SupAA.p.,,ortTT"ee,cchhnnJiiaccnaaullaryRReepp1oo7rr,tt::1079"".AAnnaallyyttiiccaall MMeetthhooddoollooggyy and Support", January 17, 1979. 2. RReeiiSmnteeurrd,,iesEE..AAo..f,, 'FTTleeuccohhrnnoiicccaaarllboRRneesppoo-rrtt1::11",""BBJiiuoolddyeeggrr19aa,ddaatt1li97oo8nn. Studies of Fluorocarbons -III", July 19, 1978. 3. WWeellassnhhd,,'FCSS'..KK1..4,,3 ToTneecchhSnnoiiilcc"aa,ll RRFeeeppboorrrutta::ry "2"7AA,ddssoo1rr97pp8tt.iioonn ooff FFCC 9955 and FC 143 on Soil", February 27, 1978. 44.. UUSS//VEEaPcPrAAo--- iMMneevttehhrootddessbrafftooerrsAAccanuudtteeAmTTpoohxxiiibcciiiattnyys,TTeessEttcowwliiottghihcaFFliisshh,, RMeasceraor-cihnveSretreibersat6e6s0/3a-n7d5-A0m0p9h,ibi1a0n7s5,. Ecological Research Series 660/3-75-009, 1975. 5. CChhiiaoonuud,, RoCCdaargryyerTT..i,,. VVKioihrrnggeiirllt:HH.. FFPrraeereetddi,,tioDDnaavviiCddoefWW.,ficSSiccehhnmmteeddddaiinnndgg,, BEB Ea1nni9nld7voov7iaai.rcRrcoocconnuudmmm m geueeunlrntalatatLatlii.loonnSK SccoiooihefefnnneccSSreeeet:lleeaannccddtP teeaddTTreetcOO icthrhringngooaoanlnnloioigccgCyyo,cC , ehhfe11efm1~m ii(c(c55ii)cae):al:nlsts,44, 7a75n5-d-447788,, 1977. 1~220000..00~12 M3MAAO01144110033338 . ET 10- 6. HHaamEmaxakpkeeerrr,i, meJJ..nW Wt.s.,", ""inIInnCttheeerrmppirrceeattlaastt,iioonnHumooaffnSSoHoieilalltLLheeaacachnhidinnggthe VEEEonnxlvvp.iierrroo1inm n, mmeeDnenonttwst,", ChAAinemC CiC ooclhlalleleemcctUitciSioaAolnns, oMofiHfdulDDmaooanwwnd,H S ScceiMaieielnctnhthtiiifgafianiccnd PP4th8aa6epp4ee0rr.ss,, Vol. 1, Dow Chemical USA Midland, Michigan 48640. 7. RReeg"gi7is6sttrrEyyditooiffonTT,ooxxiCihccriE Esfftffeeenccsttessn,ooffH.CCEhh.ee,mmiciacanaldl SES.uuJbb.ssttaFanancicerescs,h,ild, E Ea'7dnd6sds.. WEppedl..xifxtvaviorenaa;nn, ddNCaC Chiti,ri,losnUUteaSSnlDsDeeIepnnpa,sartrttH im mt.euE entn.te,t oaofnfofdr H HOeEeca.alcJltu.thph,aF , taiEEiodrdnucuachcaliatltidioo,nn,, Safety and Health, Washington, and Welfare; National Institute Safety and Health, Washington, D.C., for D.C., June, 1976. Occupational June, 1976. 8. WWeellSttteeurrd,,iesAA,..NN..,,FCTTee2cc1hh4nn-ii3cc0aalllotRReepp5oo6rr6tt,:: FeAbAqrquuuaaatrtiyicc 1T6T,ooxxii1cc9ii79tt.yy Studies, FC 214-30 lot 566, February 16, 1979. 9. WWeellSttteeurrd,,iesAA,..NN..P,,C TT23ee2cchhnnliiotccaall610RR,eeppooJrrattn::uaryAAqquu1aa7,ttiicc197TT9oo.xxiicciittyy Studies, FC 232 lot 610, January 17, 1979. 1100.. WWeellRtteeeprro,,rt,AA..NNF..C,,'95TTeecchhMannriiccchaa,ll RR1ee9pp79oo.rrtt:: FFiinnaall CCoommprperehheennssiivvee Report, FC 95 March, 1979. 1111.. TTooddSddt,,udyJJ..WNu..s,,ingTTeeccShhinnmiiucclaaalltedRReeppSoourrnttl::ightFF,CC F11e4433brPuPhahorotytooll2,yyssii1ss079. Study using Simulated Sunlight, February 2, 1979. 1122.. WWeellRtteeeprro,,rtAA..oNNn.. FTMTeecc3hh4n2n2ii,ccaallFebRRreepupooarrrtty:: 2, FFii1nn9aa7l9l. CCoommpprreehheennssiivvee Report on FM 3422, February 2, 1979. 11220000..00001133 33MMAA0011441100333399