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V. H 4 $ Corporation 26X9 Wyoaing Avenue Norfolk, Virginia 23513 'j . Acta: Mr. Cary Hulgree Oo'*' February 19,1983 REPORT OF ANALYSIS 036379^6 Bulk Sample: for Asbestos Content Samples Token or Provided byi C. Hugrte Sample A locolioni Information not provided. Areat Information not provided Dote t<ei*edi . 2-19-83 Mocroscopie Osicriptieei Black particulate aaterial embedded vich small fibers. Microscopic findi/ipsi ~ Asbesciform fibers present characteristic of treoolite asbestos (1-5Z) la a aacrlk of veraiculite (95+10X). Analyst/s: F. A. Aquino, J. H. Cutb.Pb. D. "H.h. Report prepared -bp. Joseph H. Cuth, Ph. D. - President Fibrin ry 19,1883Oaie Method ef identification used wot paiaiisetioo eictetteey end duponipn neining. Cemporisons *, mode with known atbetlat lampiet and known nonosbotsilorm iniulouon lomplet. Other particulate identification! were made frees "The Particle Atlae" bp W. McCone e# el (fdilien 11,19731. *A CAUTIONARY NOTCi Several manufacturers el fibrous inmlolion have recently developed swbtti* lutes ter various types of asbestos. The newer metetiel has net bed the eslensive heterd testing which has led to the legislative ben on etbetie*. Certain feature* el asbestos fibers are associated with its ability le cause cancer. Since seme el these newer materials peases* iheie seme features, we ere including en interpreielion el the heterd patenhot, 4 applicable, eed recommend that this materiel be k**`tU4 with the ema cur# a* leaollydefiaed asbestos. 19108797 t