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ERA'S CONSOLIDATED LIST OF CHEMICALS SUBJECT TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF TITLE 111 OF SUPERFUND
(Dated July 1987)
This consolidated chemical list includes chemicals subject to reporting requirements under Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA).* It has been prepared to help firms handling chemicals determine whether they need to submit reports under Sections 304 or 313 of Title III and, for a specific chemical, what reports need to be submitted.
The list includes chemicals referenced under four federal statutory provisions, as follows:
* Not specified in this consolidated list are all chemicals subject to the reporting requirements in Section 311 and 312 of SARA Title III. These hazardous chemicals, for which material safety data sheets (MSDS) must be developed under Occupational Safety and Health Act Hazard Communication Standards, are identified as such by broad criteria, rather than by enumeration. There are over 50,000 such substances that satisfy the criteria.
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(1) SARA Section 302 Extremely Hazardous Substances, the presence of any of which, in stifficiant quantities, require* certain emergency planning activities to ba conducted. Releases of these substances are also subject to reporting under Section 304 of Title III. The final rule was published on April 22. 1987 (52 FR 13378).
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(2) CERCLA Hazardous Substances ("RQ" Chemicals), releases of which are subject to reporting under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA, or "Superfund"). Such releases are also subject to reporting under Section 304 of Title III. CERCLA hazardous substances, and their reportable quantities, are listed in 40 CFR Part 302, Table 302.4.
(3) SARA Section 313 Toxic Chemicals, emissions or releases of which must be reported annually as part of SARA Title Ill's community right-to-knov provisions. The proposed Section 313 rule containing these chemicals was published on June 4, 1987 (52 FR 21152).
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(4) RCRA Hazardous Wastes from the P and U lists only (40 CFR 261.33), which consist of lists of specific chemicals. RCRA hazardous wastes consisting of waste streams on the F and K lists are not included here; such waste streams are also CERCLA hazardous substances. This listing is provided as an indicator to companies that they may already have data on a specific chemical that can be used for Title III reporting purposes.
There ere four columns in the consolidated list corresponding to these four statutory provisions. An "X" in one of these four columns indicates that a chemical is subject to reporting requirements under the appropriate statutory provision. A fifth column, headed "State," is left blank, to be checked if state reporting requirements apply to a chemical. The heading "Section 304" over the Section 302 and CERCLA lists indicates that the reporting requirements in Section 304 of SARA Title III apply to Section 302 extremely hazardous substances and CERCLA hazardous substances. As indicated most chemicals on the consolidated list are subject to reporting requirements under more than one statutory provision.
The chemicals on this list are ordered by Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) registry number. Categories of chemicals, which do not have CAS registry numbers, but which are cited under CERCLA and Section 313, are placed at the end of the list. The listed chemicals are grouped by fours to facilitate reading.
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50 00 0 Formaldehyde
50 07 7 Mitomycin C
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50 32 8
Crgocalciferol Cyclophosphamide DOT Sense la] pyrono
50 55 5
51 21 8
51 28 5
51 43 4
Reserpine Fluorourecil 2,4*0 initrophenol 1,2*Benzenedfol.4
51 75 2
51 79 6
51 83 2
52 68 6
Mechlorethamine Carbamic acid, ethyl ester Carbaehol chloride Trichlorophon
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Famphur OibenzIa,h]anthracene Indomethaein Acetamide, N*9H*fluoren*2*yl
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55 18 5
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Nicotine
Ami nopterin
Ethanamine, N*ethyl*N*nitroso Benxamide
X X
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55 63 0 55 91 4 56 04 2 56 23 5
Nitroglycerine Isofluorphate Methylthiouracil Carbon tetrachloride
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56 25 7 56 38 2 56 49 5 56 53 1
Cantharidin Parathion Benztjlaeeanthrylene,1,2*dihydro*3 OiethylatiIbestrol
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Strychnine Physostigmine Propiolactone, beta* Physostigmine, salicylate (1:1)
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57 74 9 Chlordane
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60*29*7 60*34*4 60*35*5 60*41*3
Ethan*, l,1'*oxybis Htthylhydrazine Acetamide Strychnine, sulfate
60*51*5 60*57*i 61-82*5 62*38*4
Oimethoate Oieldrin Amitrole Phenylmercury acetate
62*44 2 62*50 0 62*53 3 62*55 5
Acetamide, N*(4*ethoxyphenyl) Ethyl methanesulfcnat* Aniline Ethanethieamide
62 56*6 62 73*7 62 74*8 62 75*9
Carbamide, thio0ichlorvos Sodiun fluoroacetate Mitrosodimethylamine
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Diethyl sulfate Colchicine Nicotine sulfate lenzoie aeid
65*86*1 66*75*1 66*81*9 67-56*1
Orotic acid Uracit, 5* Cbis(2*chloroethyl)amine] Cycloheximide Methanol
67*63*0 67*64*1 67*66*3 67*72*1
Isopropyl alcohol (mfg.-strong acid processes> Acetone Chloroform Ethane, 1,1,1,2,2,2-hexachtoro*
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Tr1m*thylchioresiln* Dimethyldichlorosi lint Maehyl triehlorosi Itm Aceton# cyanohydrin
75*87*4 75*99*0 76*01*7 76*02*8
Acetaldahyde, trichloro* 2,2*0ichloropropionic acid PantachIoroathana Trichloroacatyl Chlorida
76*13*1 76*44*8 77*47*4 77*78*1
Chlorinated fluorocarbon (Freon 113) Meptachlor Haxachiorocyclopant ad i ana Dimethyl cut fata
77*81*4 78*00*2 78*34*2 78*53*5
Tabiai Tetraethyl lead Dioxathion Ami ton
78*39*1 78*71*7 78*79*5 78*81*9
Iaophorone Oxetane, 3,3*bis(chloromethyl) Isoprana iso*Butyl amine
78*82*0 78*83*1 78*84*2 78*87*5
Isobutyronitrila Isobutyl alcohol Isobutyraldehyde 1,20ichtcropropana
78*88*6 78*92*2 78*93*3 78-94*4
2,3*0iehlcropropena sac*Buryi alcohol 2*utancne Methyl vinyl ketone
78 97*7 78 99*9 79 00*5
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lactonitrile 1,1 * 0ichloropropana Ethane, 1,1,2-trichloro Trichtoroathana
79 06*1 79 09*4 79 10*7
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Aerylamide Propionic acid Acrylic acid assistasetie acid
79*19*6 79*21*0 79*22*1 79*31*2
Thiosamicarbazida Peracetic acid Methyl chicroformate iso`Butyric acid
79*34*5 Ethane, 1,1,2,2*tatrachloro
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4,4* * IsopropylIdanediphenol alpha,elpha*0fmethylbenzylhydroperoxide Methyl methacrylate Methyl 2*ehloroacrylate
81*07*2 81*81*2 81*88*9 82*28*0
1,2*8enzisothiazolin*3*one,1,1*dicxide, and salts Warfarin C.l. Food Sad IS 1-Amino*2-iMthylanthraquinone
82*66*6 82*68*8 83*32*9 84*66*2
Oiphaeinone enzene, pentachloronitroAcenaph thane 1,2-Senzonedicarbexylie acid, diethyl ester
84*74*2 84*80*0 85-00*7 85-01*8
Oibutyl phthalate Phylloquinone Ofquat Phenanthrene
85*44*9 85*68*7 86*30*6 86*50*0
1,2*Benzenediesrboxylic acid anhydride lutyl benzyl phthalate N-Nitrosodiphonylami no Azinophos-methyl
86*73*7 86*78*3 86*88*4 87*62*7
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87-65*0 87-68-3 87-86-5 88-01*9
2,6*0ichlorophenol Hexachloro-1,3-butadiene Pentachlorophenol Aroclor
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Aniline, 2,4,6-trimethyl* Phenol,2,4,6-trichloro o-Mitrotoluene o*Nitrophenol
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Chloroethenol 1*Prepanaine Altylamine Propfonitrile
107*13*1 107*15*3 107*16*4 107*10*6
Acrylonitrile Ethylanedf amine Formaldehyde cyanohydrin Aliyl aleohol
107*19*7 107*20*0 107*21*1 107*30*2
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Dfchlone 1,2-Benzanedicarboxylte aeid, (bie(2*ethylhexylfaster Dioetyl phthalata Benzene, haxaehloro
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123*33*1 123*38*6 123*62*6 123*63*7
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123*72*8 123*73*9 123*86*4 123*91*1
lutyreldehyde Crotonoldohydo ftutyl ocototo 1,4*0 lathylane dioxide
123*92*2 124*04*9 124*40*3 124*41*4
iso-Amyl ocototo Adipic ocid 0toothylamina Sodium mothyloto
124*48*1 124*65*2 124*87*8 126*72*7
Chlorodibromemothan# Sodiue cocodylato Pierotoxin 1-Propanol, 2,3-dibromo*, phosphate (3:1)
126*98*7 126*99*8 127*18*4 127*82*2
Hothacrylonitrila Chloroprana Ithan#, 1,1,2,2*tetrochloro Zinc phenolsulfonate
128*56*3 128*66*5 129*00*0 129*06*6
Sodium onthroquinono C.I. vat Yellow 4 Pyrene Warfarin sodium
130*15*4 131-11*3 131*52*2 131-74*8
1,4-Naphthalenedione Oimethyl phthalate Sodiuo pentaehlorophenate Aamenius pierate
131-89*5 132*64*9 133*06*2 133*90*4
4,6-Oinitro-o* eyelohexylphenol Oibenzofuran Captan Chloramben
134*29*2 134*32*7 135-20*6 137*26*8
O'Anisidine hydrochloride 1-Naphthylamina Cupferron
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139*13*9 Nitrilotriacetic acid
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319*85*7 319*86*8 327*98*0 329*71*5
bata - SHC dalta * SHC Triehlorenate 2,5*0initrephenol
330*54*1 333*41*5 334*88*3 353*42*4
Diuron Diaztnon Ofazonethane
Boren trifluoride compound with methyl ether (1:1)
353*50*4 Cartoon oxyfluoride 357*57*3 Brucine 359*06*8 Fluoroacetyl chloride 371-62*0 Cthylene fluorohydrin
379*79*3 460*19*5 463*58*1 465*73*6
Ergotamine tartrate Cyanogen Cartoonyl sulfide tsodrin
470*90*6 492*80*8 494*03*1 496*72*0
Chlorfenvinfcs Auramine Chlernaphazine Oiaminotoluene
502*39*6 504*24*5 504*60*9 505*60*2
Hethylnereuric dicyenamide Pyridine, 4-amino* 1*Methylbutadiene
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506*61*6 506*64*9 506*68*3 506*77*4
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506*78*5 506*67*6 506*96*7 509*14*8
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510*15*6 513*49*5 514*73*8 528*29*0
Ethyl 4,4**dichiorebenzilate see'Sutylamine Oithiazanine iodide
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540-88-5 541-09-3 541-25-3 541-41-3
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541-53-7 541-73-1 542-42-1 542-75-4
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Toluene 2,4-diisocyanate Acetamide, N-Caminothioxomethyl)* Calcium cyanide Mercurie cyanide
592-85-8 592-87-0 593-60-2 594-42-3
Mercuric thiocyanate lead thiocyanate Vinyl bromide Perch l orome thy Inter captan
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609*19*8 610*39*9 614*78*8
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615*03*4 615*53*2 621*44*7 624*83*9
2,4*Dfaminoaniaolo Carbamic acid, matl 0i*n*propylni troaai Mathyt Uocyanata
624*92*0 625*16*1 625*55*8 626*38*0
Methyl diaulfide tart* Amyl aeatata laepropyl formata tac*Aaryl aeatata
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627*11*2 628*63*7 628*86*4 630*10*4
Chloroathyl chloroformata Amyl aeatata Fulminie acid, mercuryOI )salt Carbamtmidoaelenoic acid
630*20*6
630*60*4
631*61*8 633*03*4
Ethane, 1,1,1,2*tetrachloro Ouabain Ammeniun aeatata C.l. Saaic Craan 1
634*21*5 639*58*7 640*15*3
640*19*7
Benzenamina, 2*methyl*, hydrochloride Triphenyltin chloride Thiomatan
Fluaraaeetamide
644*64*4 646*06*0 675*14*9 676*97*1
Oimatilan 01oxolana Cyanuric fluoride Methyl phoaphonie diehlarida
680-31*9 684*93*5
692*42*2
696*28*6
Haxamathyl pheaphorami da Carbamide, N*methyl***nitrota Araina, diethyl* Phenyl diehlaraaraina
732*11*6 757*58*4 759*73*9 760*93*0
Phaaaiat Kexaethyl tatraphosphata Carbamide, M**thyl*N*nitroao Mathacrylic anhydride
764*41*0 765*33*4 786*19*6 814*49*3
2*8ut*ne( 1,4-dichlora* Clycidylaldehyde Carbophanathion Oiathyl chlorophosphata
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920*48 924*18 930*53 933*73
Methacryloyl chloride 1*8utanam1ne( N*butyl -X*nf troso M-NitrosopyrroUdine 2,3,6*Tr1chiorophanol
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Morbormide Triethoxysilane Chlormequat chloride Haptaehlor epoxide
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Cndoaulfan sulfate Triamiphoa Chronic acetate Ammon iua bicarbonate
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Trimethyltin chloride Lead ttaarsta Arrmoniun carbamate Ethanol, 2,2'*<nitrosoimino)bia
1120-71 1122*60 7 1124*33 1129*41
1,2-Oxethioleno, 2,2-dioxide Nitrocyelohexane Pyridine, 4-nitre-# 1-oxide Matolcard
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1314*62*1 1314*00*3 1314*04*7 1314*07*0
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Ni trotoluene Arsenic teid Arsenous exidi lentone, dimethyl
1331*17*5 1332*07*4 1332*21 1333*03*1
Propylene plyeol, ally! ether Zinc borate Asbestos Sodium bifluoride
1335*32*6 1335*07*1 1336*21*6 1336*36*3
Lead subacetate Hexachloronaphthelone Ammonium hydroxide POLYCHL8NIMATEO OIPNEMYLS (PCIS)
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2*0utsnone peroxide Naphthenic acid Amnonium bifluoride Aluminum oxide
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Antiryein A lacitraein Oinoterb 0iepoxybutane
1550*25*4 1563*66*2 1502*09*0 1600*27*7
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2944*67*4 2971*38*2 3012*65*5 3037*72*7
Ferric anmonium oxalate 2,4*0 Esters Aamoniue citrate, dibasie Silane, (4-eminobutyl)diethoxymethyl-
3048*64*4 3118*97*6 3164*29*2 3165*93*3
vfnylnorbomene C.1. Solvent Oranoe 7 Ammonium tartrate Sentenamfne, 4chlore*2*methyt*,hydrochloride
3251*23*8
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Phosphoric acid, d.methyl 4*<methylthio> phenyl aster 0,0*0iethyl S*methyl dithiophosphata Zinc carbonate
3569*57*1 3615*21*2 3689*24*5 3691*35*8
Sulfoxide, 3*chloropropyl octyl Senzimidatole, 4,5*dichtoro*2*(trifluoromethyl)* Sulfotep Chlorophacinone
3734*97*2 3735*23*7 3761*53*3 3813*14*7
Ami ton oxalate Methyl phenkapton C.I. Food Red 5 2,4,5*T amines
3844*45*9 3878*19*1 4044*65*9 4098* 71*9
C.I. Acid Blue 9, disodiun salt Fuberidazole Bitoscanata Isophorone diisoeyanate
4104*14*7 4170*30*3 4301*50*2
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Phosacetim Crotonaldehyde Fluenetil
Phenol, 2,2'*thiobist4*chloro*6*methyl*
4549*40*0 4680*78*8 4835*11*4 5281*13*0
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5344*82*1 Thiourea, (2*chlorophenyl)*
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5972*73*6 Ammonites oxalate
6009*70*7 Aemoniun oxalate
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6666*32*2 6533*73*9 6923*22*6 7005*72*3
Aamonium nitrata (solution) Thailout carbonate Monocrotophot 4-Chlorcphenyl phanyl other
7621*93*4 7626* a* 0 7629*90*9 7639*92*1
Endrin aldehyde
Alueinua (fun# or dust) Lead
7639*96*5 7639*97*6 7660*02*0
7640*22*4
Manganese end compounds Mercury Nickel Silver
7440*23*5 7640-21*0 7640*36*0 7440*36*2
SodluB Thai Hue Antimony Arsenic
7640*39*3 7440*41*7 7440*43*9 7440*47*3
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CAS Number Chemical Name
7645*25*2 lead arson*to 7646*03*7 Zinc chloride
7647*01*0 7647*10*9 7664*30*2 7664*39*3
HydrocMorfe acid Antimony pencachlorid* Phesshoric acid Hydregan flucrtde
7664*41*7 7664*93*9 7601*49*4 7601*32*9
Ammonia Sulfuric acid Sodium fluoride Sodium hypochlorite
7697*37*2 7699*43*0 7703*00*0 7710*54*9
Nitric acid Zinc bromide ferric chloride Nickel chloride
7719*12*2 7720*70*7 7722*64*7 7722*04*1
Phosphorous trichloride ferrous sulfate Potassium permanganate Hydrogen peroxide
7723*14*0 7726*95*6 7733*02*0 7730*94*5
Phosphorus iromine Zinc sulfate Chromie acid
7737*02*6 7730*29*4 7730*94*3 7730*95*4
Sodium sulfate (solution) Sodium phosphate, tribasic ferrous chloride lead chloride
7738*90*7 7761*80*0 7773*06*0 7773*11*3
Cupric sulfate Silver nitrate Ammonium sulfamato Sodium chromate
7778*39*4 7778*44*1 7778*50*9 7778*54*3
Arsenic acid Calcium arsenate Potasaium bichromate Calcium hypochlorite
7779*86*4 7779*80*6 7702*41*4 7782*49*2
Zinc hydrosulfite Zinc nitrate Fluorine Selenium
7782*50*5 7702*63*0 7702*02*3 7782*06*7
Chlorine Ferrous sulfate Sodium selenite Mercurous nitrats
7783-00*0 Solenous acid
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7783*04*4 wydpostw sulfida 7783*07*3 Wydrogan stlanida
7783*18*8 7783*20*2 7783*33*9 7783*44*2
Ammonium thiaaulfata Aamonium sulfata (solution) Hercurie sulfsto load fluorido
7783*49*3 7783*50*8 7783*54*4 7783*40*0
Zinc fluorido Forrie fluorido Antimony trifluorido Sulfur totrofluorido
7783*70*2 7783*80*4 7784*34*1 7784*40*9
Antimony pontaf luorido Tolluriua hexafluorido
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7784*41*0 7784*42*1 7784*44*3 7785*84*4
Potassium orsonato Arsino Sodium arsonite Sodium phosphate, tribosie
7784*34*7 7784*81*4 7787*47*5 7787*49*7
Mevinphoe Nickel sulfato loryllium ehlorido loryllium fluorido
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Amnonium bichromate Cadmium bromido Cobaltous bromido Antimony tribromido
7790*94*5 7791*12*0 7791*23*3 7803*51*2
Chlorosulfonic acid Thallous ehlorido SoIonium oxyehlorido Phosphino
7803*55*4 8001*35*2 6001*58*9 8003*19*8
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10022*70*3 Sodium hypochlorite 10023*05*7 Plettneup chloride
10023*73*7 10023*87*3 10025*91*9 10023*97*3
Chromic chloride Phosphorus oxychloride Antimony trichlorids Iridiun tetrachloride
10028*11*6 10026*13*8 10028*15*6 10028*22*5
Zirconfus tstrsehlorido Phosphorus pentachloride Ozone Ferric sulfate
10031*59*1 10034*93*2 10039*32*4 10043*01*3
Thellous sulfate Hydrazine sulfate Sodium phosphate, dibasic Aluminum sulfate
10045*89*3 10045*94*0 10049*04*4 10049*05*5
Ferrous ammonium sulfate Mercuric nitrate Chlorine dioxide Chromous chloride
10049*07*7 10099*74*8 10101*53*8 10101*63*0
Ahodium trichloride lead nitrate Chromic sulfate lead iodide
10101*89*0 10102*06*4 10102*18*8 10102*20*2
Sodium phosphate, tribasic Uranyl nitrate Sodium selenite Sodium tellurite
10102*43*9 10102*44*0 10102*45*1 10102*48*4
Nitric oxide Nitrogen dioxide Thallium(I) nitrate lead arsenate
10108*64*2 10124*50*2 10124*56*8 10140*65*5
Cadmium chloride Potassium .*senite Sodium phosphate, tribasic Sodium phosphate, dibasic
10140*87*1 10192*30*0 10196*04*0 10210*68*1
Ethanol, 1,2*dichloro*, acetate Ammonium bisulfite Ammonium sulfite Ccbalt carbonyl
10265*92*6 10294*34*5 10311*84*9 10361*69*4
Methamidophos loron trichloride Ofalifos Sodium phosphate, tribasic
10380*29*7 Cupric sulfate annoniated
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10415*73*5 Mercurous nitrate 10421*49*4 Ferric nitrate
10474*95*6 10544*72*4 10588*01*9 11096*82*5
Methaerolein diacetate Nitrogen dioxide Sod inn bichromate Aroclor 1260
11097*69*1 11104*28*2 11115*74*5 11141*16*5
Aroclor 1254 Aroclor 1221 Chromic acid Aroclor 1252
12002*03*8 Faria green 12039*52*0 ThalliunO) telenide 12054*48*7 ' Nickel hydroxide 12108*13*3 Manganese, tricarbonyl methylcyelopentadienyl
12122*67*7 12125*01*8 12125*02*9 12135*76*1
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13071*79*9 13171*21*6 13194*48*4 13410*01*0
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N-NItrosenom feet ins todfua hydrosulfide Methearyl
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17702*57*7 18883*44*4 19287-45*7 19424-22-7
D*Gluespyranose, 2-deoxy Dfberane Sentaberane
20814*12*0 20830-75*5 20830*81*3 20859*73*8
Osmiua tezroxide Digexin Dairtomyeln Aluaintn phosphide
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25321*22*0 25370*45*8 25550*58*7 26204*00*2
0ichlorobenzene (mixed) Dieminotoluene D ini trephenol Calcium dodecyl benzene sulfonate
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Cerbamic cid( methyl*, 0*(((2,4 dimethyl*1, 3*dithiolan*2*y Benzene, 2,4*difsocyanatomethyl* Sodfin ozfdo (Na(N3)) 0(ehloropropane
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Trichloro(dichlorophenyl)silane Oodecylbenzenesulfonic Mid Triethanolamine dodecy l benzene sulfonate
27774*13*0 28300*74*5 28347*13*9 28772*50*7
Vanadyl sulfate Antimony potassius tartrate Xylylene dtctueride Bromadfoiono
30525*89*4 30674*80*7 32534*95*5 33213*65*9
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EPA July 24 issued corrections to its final rule pertaining to ambient air monitoring reference equivalent methods (52 FR 27902).
EPA July 27 requested comments on its interim guidance not to sue under the Comprehensive Environmental Re sponse, Compensation, and Liability Act pertaining to pri vate party cleanup and cost recovery settlements (52 FR 28038). Comments should be sent by Sept. 25 to Jon Fleuchaus, EPA, Office of Enforcement and Compliance Moni toring, Waste Enforcement Division, LE-134S, 401 M St. S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460.
EPA July 27 asked for comments on a proposed rule covering the eligibility of Indian tribes to be treated as states under the Safe Drinking Water Act (52 FR 28112). Comments should be sent by Sept. 25 to Murlene Lash, State Programs Division, Office of Drinking Water (WH-550E), EPA, 401 M St. S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460.
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
MEETINGS SCHEDULED
President of the United States
Seminar on Ground Water Conservation Hydrology, Na tional Water Well Association, Aug. 24-25, Denver; and
July 24, 1987
Borehole Geophysical Techniques for Solving Ground Water
President Reagan issued a proclamation designating July
Problems, Aug. 26-28, NWWA, Monterey, Calif. (Sue Crites,
25 as Clean Water Day.
Registration Department, NWWA, 6375 Riverside Dr., Dub
Departments mid Agencies
lin, Ohio 43017; (614) 761-1711) Maintenance Management for Water and Wastewater
Environmental Protection Agency July 22 issued correc
Treatment Facilities, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Aug.
tions to its final rule regarding quality assurance require
24-27, Madison, Wis. (James E. Nicholls, Department of
ments for gaseous continuous emission monitoring systems
Engineering Professional Development, University of Wis
(52 FR 27612).
consin-Madison, 432 N. Lake St., Madison, Wis. 53706; (608)
EPA July 22 added sites to the National Priorities List
262-2061)
under CERCLA for hazardous waste cleanup (52 FR 27620).
Conference on Indoor Radon, Cavin Analytical Consul
For further information, contact Trudi J. Fancher, Hazard
tants Inc., Aug. 25-28, Atlanta (Cavin Analytical Consultants
ous Site Control Division, Office of Emergency and Remedi
Inc., P.O. Box 454, Snellville, Ga. 30278; (404) 979-8838 or
al Response (WH-548A), EPA, 401 M St. S.W., Washington,
toll free (800) 979-8838)
D.C. 20460.
HA2TECH International, Hazardous Waste Federation,
EPA July 22 revised its Air Quality Criteria Document for
Aug. 26-28, St. Louis (HAZTECH International, 6143 South
J
Carbon Monoxide and Air Quality Criteria Document for
WiUow Drive, Suite 100, Denver, Colo. 80111; (303) 850-9119)
Oxides of Nitrogen dealing with scientific information (52
Short Course on "How to Comply with Employee Rlght-
FR 27580). For further information, contact by Oct. 2 Vandy
To-Know, Safety and Health, and SARA Title IH Regulatory
Bradow, Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office,
Requfaremeats," Environmental Resource Center and South
MD-52, EPA, Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27711.
Carolina Environmental Training Center, Aug. 27, Charles
EPA July 22 approved administration by Utah of the
ton, S.C.; Aug. 28, Florence, S.C.; Aug. 31, Columbia, S.C.
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System under the
(Shannon Green, Program Management, 506 N. Guignard,
Clean Water Act pertaining to discharges of pollutants from
Sumter, S.C. 29150; (803) 778-1961)
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