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PROTOCOL
PFOS: A 96-HOURTOMCITY TEST WITH THE FRESHWATER ALGA (Anabaenaflos-aquae)
US. Ewhmmotd ftowdon Agency "@-'Scri8e5s0 -EcologicalEffectsTestGuidelines
OPPTS Number 850.5400
3M Lab RequestNo. U2723
submittedto 3M Corporation EnvironmentalLaboratory .935Bush Avenue St.Pad, Mimesota 551.06
WildlifeInternational,Ltd.
9598 Comma= Ikive Easton,Mmylmd 21601,
(410)822-8600 September 17, 1999
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PFOS: A 96-HOURT03aCrrY TEST WITH THE FRESHWATER ALGA (Anabaenaflos-aquae)
SPONSO
SPONSOR!S REPRESENTATIVE TESTING
3M Corporation Envkon=ntal Laboratory 935 Bush Avenue St PauL Minnesota 55106
RochelleP, Robi&AU
WddUt bitemadomLLLtd. $598 Commc= Drive Easton,Maryland 21601
STUDY DIRECTO LABORATORY MANAGEUIENT:
Cary SutherlandS,eniorBiologist
Henry 0. Kruaga, Ph.D. Dko=r ofAquaticTo)dcology& Non-TargetPlants
FOR LABORATORY USE ONLY
Proposed Dates: EVak=W StartDate:
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IWRODUCRION WildliWf=eafion4 Ltdv.nuconducatfour-datyoxicitteyavnththefreshwataelrgaA,nabaena j7os-aquafeo,rtheSpmsorattheWgdhk bkmatima ld aquabctoxicolofgayciliintEyastceM,arylancl The sb* willbe performedbasedon proceduresin theU.S.EnvironmentalProtectioAngency Series850EcologicalEffectsTest GuidelinesOPPTS Number 850.5400: Algal Toxicity,YlersI and H (draft()1). Raw dataforallwork performedatWil&dc InternationaLlt,dLand a copy of thefinalreportwillbe filed by projectnumber inarchiveslocatedon theVtrildhfIcntcmtionaL LtcLsiteo,r atan altm=tlvelocatiotno be specifieidnthefinalreporl
PURPOSE The purposeof thissu* istodeterminethetoxicitoyf PerfluorooctanSeulfonicAcid,Potassium Salt(h=after referretdo asPFOS) tothefirshwateralga,Anabaenaflos-aquae.
EXPERIMENRAL
DESIGN
The freshwateralga,Anabaena flos-aquae,vaU be exposed to a geometricseriesof six test
concentrationasnd a negative(culwm mc&um) controlfor.96bom. TargetconcentrationvsaU notexceed
100 mg/L or thesolubilitIyiimtofthetestsubstanceinwater.Generallyt,henomina.c1oncentratioonfewh
testsubstanceusedinthedefinititvestwillbe atleast50% of thenexthigherbw=ent, unlessinformation
cmcmning theconccatrauon-efficzutrvemdwates dua a chffcrcndtdutlonfactorwould be mm appropriate.
Testsolutionwsillbe ino@ with10,000ceKs/mL Three"biologimrreplicatpeesr=Pmimcnw group willbe preparedforevaluatingcoU densitiesO.ne or more additional'analyticarle.plicatewsin be@ includedin the test,-asneoded@to providetestsolutionfor concentratiovnerification. Day 3 of die exposure.Am abiotircephcateatffibcighestconcentrattovnaR be mcluded m thetestand willbe sampled on Day 3 and Day 4. Inordertocontrolbias,thepositionof theflaskswillbe &t=ained by ind@@to
draw dailyduringtheexposureperioclNo otbcprotentiaslourcesof biasareexpectedto affirtheresults
of thestudy.
The responseof thealgaewillbe measured in termsof CeU densityb,iomass expressedas areawider thegrowth curve,and growth rate.An EC50 (i.e.t,he theoreticatlestconcentratiotnhatproducesa 500/o reductioninthemeasured parameter)valueforcelldensitywillbe calculatefdoreach 24 hour mterval ECIO, ECSO and EC90 valuesforcelldensityb,iomass (EbC) and growth rate(FC) willbe calculatedi,f
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possiblea,tthe72 and 96 hourintervalsT.he no observedadverseeffectconcentratio(nNOAEC), which isthehighestestconcentratiotnhathxhww no adverseinln'bitoerfyfecton growth,willbe &Immiined relativteoeachparameterat72 and 96 hoursbasedupon evaluatioonfthestatisticraelsultasnd thedoseresponsepatternA.t theend ofthe96-hourexposure,algistateifcfectwsillbe differentiatferdom gilgicidal effectisnthosetreatmentwshich aremaxibmuy inhibitcd
MATERIALS AND METHODS TestSub
Informatioonn the huactaizadon of testc,ontrolor referencseubstancesisrequiredby Good LaboratorPyracticSetandard(sGLP). The SponsorisresponsiblfeorprovidinWgild[deht=ttonal IAi writtenverificatitohnatthetestsubstancehas been dwadmizod accordingtoGLPs priortoitsuseindie sb*. IfwrittevnerificatioofnGLP testsubstancedwwtmintion isnotprovidedtoI&rildhIfnetem&onaL LtdLi,twillbe notedinthecompliancsew=int ofthefmd report-ne attachefdormIDENTMCATION OF TEST SUBSTANCE BY SPONSOR (AppendixI)istobe usedtoprovideinformationneccss@@qfor GLP compliance
The Sponsorisresponsiblfeorallinformatiornelatetdothetestsubstanceand agreestoacceptany unusedtestsubstanceand/ortestsubstancecontainerrsemainingattheend ofthestiidy.
TestSolution)LrM The desirecdoncmtrafionsofPFOS willbe obtainedby preparinga singlestocksolutioinnmeffiun
anddilutintgheappropriatveolume ofstocksolutiownithme&unl The testsolutionmsay alsobe prepared usingsecondarydilutionosftheprimarystock basedupon theconcentratiodnesired
PFOS willbe adm@@
tothetestorganisminalgalmc&um. Thisrouteofadministratiwoans
selectebdecause.irtepresentshemost likelryouteofexposuretoalgaew,hichexistswpended inawater
column.
TestOromism The testspeciewsillbe thefirshwatearlga,Anabaenaflos-aquae.Thisspeciesisrepresenftfiovfe
an importantgroup of algaeand was selectedforuse inthetestbasedupon pastuse and easeof handlingin thelaboratoryS.tockcultureso,btainedfrom theCultureCollectioonfAlgae attheUniversitoyfTexasat
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Austmoranothesrupplievra,n be mamftinedinculturmec&um atWildlifIentmuabonaLLtdLfora rninimilomftwoweekspriotrouseinatoxicitteyslAlgaeusedintoxicitteystwsillbeinexponential growth phase,which isdefinedas dw periodof growth when algalcellsarechvidingata constantrate.
Justpnor to beginningthetcs%an inocuhraof thestockculturweillbe preparedso dW eachmilliliter
of inoculum containsenough edb tc)provide an initiacleU densityof approximately 10,000 CeLs/mL in ewh replicate.
Culture Moditun Culture modiun prepared according to Virildlifbetm-national Ltd. Standard Operating Procedures
willbe used as dilufm water. The concmtrations of thecomponents in the medimn arepresentedin Table 1 (2). Stock mitrientsolutionswillbe prepared by adding reagent-gra& or betterchemicals to Vtrildlife InternatLonaLLtd. well water purifiedby revmw-osmosls. Appropriate volumes of the stock nutrient solutionswillthen be dilutedwith purifiedwell water to prepare the medium The medium willb@ filter stmilized(0.22 pm) or autoclavedprior to use. Analyses willbe performed at leastonce amuauy to determine the concentrationsof selectedorganic and inorganicconstituentsof the well water and resultsof the most recentGLP compliant analyses willbe swmnuized in thefinalreport-
Specificationsforacceptablelevelsof contaminants have notbe= establishedforculturemc&unl However, there = no levelsof contaminants reasonably expected to be presentin the me&mn that are considered to interf= with thepurpose or conduct of die study.
Test ARparatus Test chambers willbe steffle2,50-mL po@ycarbonate Erlmmeyer flasksplugged with foam stoppers
and containing 100 mL of test solutiorl The test chambers will be mdisamminately positioned on a
mechanicaglmkertablem amc[Lvironnentalchamber and willbe shaken continuouslyat approm=tely 100
rpnl Test chanibm willbe labeledwith the projectnumber, testconcentration,and replicatr--
Environmental Conditions Tea flaskswillbe held at 24 rc under continuous=i-wwte fiwmscmt B&fing atan intensity
of 2200:kIOO/o IwL Light intensitywillbe measured at fiveImabons sunvmding the testflaskson Day 0
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-6of thetest Tempm-au= vnU be measured tw= dady ina containerof wateradjacenttothete.sftlasksinthe environmentalchamber usinga liquid-in-glatshsermometer.
The pH ofeachtwtinmt and cmtrolgroupwillbe =&wed attestuntiatioanndtermmtion using a FL-,haAm=et Model 915 PH meteror equivalentSamples forpH measurementattestkitiatiownillbe collccw from theindividuabla oftestsobiuonpreparedforeachft=tment and controlgroup. At test tamunhon, pH willbe measuredinpooledsamplesoftestsolutiocnollectefdrom eachof theduw replicates of each respectivbewbnent"and controlgroup.
BiologicaMleasurements CeH densitiewsillbe monitoredduringthetestby conductingcellcountsusinga hemacytometer and
a microscope.One samplewillbe collectefdrom each replicatoef thetreatmentand controlgroups at24hour intervaldsurmg thecqxn= penod- 'Me sampleswillbe heldatapproxmuftly4*C untilceU counts can be performed.Each smnplewillbe diluteudsingan electrolystoelutimgsaton(t)a,sneeded,toWaintilin countingaccuracy.A smallamount of each sample willbe loadedonto a hemacytometer and the total number of ceusin 10 grids.wibue counte& Ile celldensityofthe sample willbe calculatebdased on the mean number of ceuspergrU Usingthistechniquet,herniniTniTqmuantifiabclceU.densityis1000 ocUshnL
Samples of testsolutionwsillbe collectefdrom each oftheffim replicatepsertreahnentand control group attheend of thetesl Thm sampleswillbe pooledwithintheirespectivtereatmentsa,nd subsamples willbe removed and maminw microscopicallfyoratypicaclellmorphology (eg.,changesincellshape,size or color).Growth of ceus intheflasksalsowillbe assessedforaggregationosr flocculationosf ceus and adherenceof theceM to thetestchamber.
At theend of the testa,lgistateifcfectsw,hich resultinthe inhibitioonf cellgrowth,win be diff=nhated from algicidaelffmts,which resulitnthedeathof ceM. Aliqwts (0.5mL) of testsolutiownill be takenfrom each replicatoef thosetreatmentgroups where growth ismaximally inhibitedM.axkwUy inhibitetdreatmentsarethoseinwinch itcannotbe visualldyetm=od iflivealgalceus arepresent(e.g., absenceof colortothe = solution)T.hese aliquostwillbe pooled by concentrafioannd cwuted with untreatedculturemedium toa concentratioonf thetestsubsu= thattheoreticalslhyouldnotaffectgrowdl A negativecontrolwillbe preparedby dilutinag 0.5-mL aliquotfrom one negativecontrolreplicatteo 100
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mL withculbm me&um. Growth of dme subculturewsillbe monitoredfora maximum of 9 daysto detem3inewhetherinhibitionfgrowthobservedduringthetestisreverm'bl-eS.ampleswillbe collectefdor cellcountsatrecoveryphaseimtmtton,termmt:tonand atapproximatel3y-daymtenals betv@ initiation and termination.The recoveryphase may be terminatedonce algalgrowth issufficienttoindicattehatthe algalcellscollectefdi-omthetreatmentgroups have fifflryecoveredfrom effectsdue tothetestsubstance. This willbe determinedduxnighvisualexaminationof therecoverytestsolutions.
Snpling forAnabgicalMeasurements Samples Of dkCeq)w= solutionwsillbe collecteodn Days 0,3 and 4 and analyzedfortestsubstance
macmtrations.Day 0 sampleswillbe td= from eachbatchoftestsolutiopnriortotheir&tnbution among dke rephcatetestchambers.Day 3 sampleswillbe collectefdrom theektrareplicatea chamber(s)included in thetesttoprovidesmnple forthatanalysisand from dieabiotirceplicatesI.fmore dm one replicaties includedfortheDay 3 s=ple analysist,henthesolutionfsrom eachreplicatweillbe compositedtoprovide the sample forthatbutment Day 4 sampleswillbe compositedsolutionfsrom the0=. replicates remainingattheend of thetest.
Samples collectedon Days 3 and 4 may be cmbffiged or fdteredto remove algalceus priorto analysis.Samples willbe analyzedimmediatelyor placedin an appropriatsetoragecontainer(e.g., polypropyleneor polyethylenbeottle)and storeduntilanalyzed.The sample scheme issummarized below:
PROPOSED NUMBERS EVerimental Group Control SolventControlCifneed4 Level I-Low Concentration Level2 Level3 4 Level5 Lcvel 6-IfighConcentration
Totals 'Includesabioticsamples.
OF VEREFICANON Day 0
SAWLES Day 3
1
21
8
9
Day 4
21 9
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The above numbers ofsamplesrepresendtme collectefdrom thetestand do notincludequality control(QC) samplessuchasmatrixblanksand fortificabopnrseparedand anah,=dduringtheanalytical chemistryphaseofthesb*.
AMIY-dc-al ChemicalanalysiosfthesampleswLU be perfomiedby Wildlifkewusbonal U& The analytical
method usedwillbe basedwm methodologyprovidedby theSponsorand identifiiendAppendix IL Mo&ficationsmade totheanalyticmaelthod vaU be &mm=tod inft raw dataand describeidnthefinal
report.
StatistiAciaallym Biomass expressedasareaunderthegrowth curvewillbe calculatefdorthehwtinentand control
groupsusingthefollowinfgormula: A = ((NI-N.)/2Xtl)+((N,+N2-2N.Y2)(t2--ti)+-.-4@(Ni+N.72N.)/2Xt.-ti.1)
Where:
A = Area underthegrowth curve N, = Measurednumber ofceUs/mL att. Ni =Mwmtd number ofceWmL atti N2 =Mm%ued number ofceUdmL att2 N. =Mmsured number ofc"mL att. ti= Time offirsmteasurementafterbeginningoftest(houn) t2 = Time ofsecondmcas=mwt afterbc&ning oftest(hours) t.= Time ofnthmmmirement afterbeginningoftest(hours)
Growth rates(u)wdl be calculatefdordieuratnent andcontrolgroupsusingthefollowinfgormula:-. InN. -lu14,
to
14 Average spedfic growth rate N, = Measured number of ccUs/mL atU Nn = Measurednumber ofcelLs/mLatt, to= Time ofbeghming oftest(hours)
= Time ofnthmeasurement afterbeginningoftest(hours)
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-9Percentinhibitiownillbe calculatefdoreachbzabnent groupbasedupon mean celldensityb,iomass and growth rateusingthefollowingformul&
Mean Control- Mean Treatment
Percentbihibition EMonse
&MQM
Mean ControlResponse
x 100
EC valueswillbe determined,when possibleu,singlinearinterpolationr othersuitablWechniques
withU=t3nentresponseCLeca dcmties,biomass and growthrate)and cqmm each24-hourkiwval offfitcesl
concentratiodnatafor
A no observedadverseeffectconcentratio(nNOAEC) willbe selectebdasedon an evaluatioonf the dose-responsepatternand theresultosf the statisticaanlalysisusingindividuarleplicatvealuesof thecell densityb,iomass and gmwth rate.Stafi@y sigdficandtiffereacebsetweenthecontroland dietreatm=t groups willbe idendfiedusinganalysisof variance(ANOVA) and a testto comparc ftutinent-mean responsesto thecontrolresponse(e.g.D,u=ctt!s testor Bonferroas t-test)D.ata willbe assessedfor normalityand homogeneityofvariancespriortoperformingthe-ANOVA. Transfonnafionwsillbe usedto correctany conditionof non-normalitoyr unequalerrorvariancesi,fpossible.Ifa solventcontrolisused inadditiontothenegativecontroltheiresponseswillbe compared usingStadent'st-testData from the two controlgroupswillbe pooled'for13reatinelnetvelanatypcsifno statisticdailfferenceesxisl Otherwise, allcomparisonsvnffbe made tothesolventcontrolgroup. StatisticcaolmparisonsfortheANOVA and the comparisonofmean responseswillbe carriedoutusingTOXSTATO V3.5 software(4)orequivalent.
RECORDS TO BE MAMAINED Records tobe mamwned fordatageneratedat WildlifeInteimtionaLLtd.willincludeb,ut not be limitedto:
1. Copy ofsignedprotocol.
2. Identificatiaonnd dwactcrizationof thetestsubstance,ifprovidedby Sponsor. 3. Datesof initiatioannd tmm-iin@onof thetesl 4. Source of algae. 5. Cultureconditions.
6. Growth measurements.
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7. Calculationand preparationoftestconcentrations. 8. Observations. 9. Ifapplicabled,e methods used to analyzetestsubstanceconcentrationasnd theresultsof analytical
measurements. 10. Statisticcaallculations. 11. Testconditionsand physical/chemicamleasurements. 12. Copy offtd reporl
]NNAL REPORT
A finarleporotftheresultosfthesh* willbe preparebdy WildliflentemtionalLtdLThe report
willincludeb,ut notbe limitedto thefollowingw,hen applicable:
1. Name and addressof thefacilitpyerformingtheSh*. 2. Dateson which theshi4 was initiateadnd completed.ItistheresponsibiliotfytheSponsor to
providethefinaldatethatdataarerecordedforchemistrypathologyand/orsupportingevaluations
thatmay be generatedatotherlaboratories. 3. A statementof compliancesignedby the Sh* Directoraddressingany exceptionsto Good
LaboratoryPracticeStandards.
4. Objectivesand proceduresstatedin the approved protocolincludingany changes in the original
protocol.
5. The testsubs== idcntlficbdy
chc=cal abstracntumber or code number, strengthp,urity,
composition,and othercharacteristipcrsovidedby theSponsor.
6. Stabilitaynd solubilitoyf thetestsubstancesunderffieconditionosf administratioinf,providedby
theSponsor. 7. A descriptioonf themethods used to conductffictest 8. A descriptioonf thetest*sten4 includingthe sourceofthetestorg=Llms and theirscientifniacme. 9. A descriptioonf thepreparationof thetestsolutionsm,ethods usedto allocatoergmiism tothetest
chambers and beginthetest,numbers of organisms and chambers pertreatinen@and durationof the
test. 10. A descriptionof circumstances thatmay have affocw the qualityor integrityof the dat& 11. The name of the Study Directorand fficnames of otherscientistpsr,ofessionalsa,nd supervisory
personnelinvolvedin thestudy.
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12. A descriptionfthehinsformationsc,alculationosr,operationpserformedon thedata,a summary and analysiosf thebiologicadlataand analyticaclhemistrydata,and a statementoftheconclusions drawn from dicseanalyses.
13. Smfisticamlethods employed forana4-zingthedata. 14. The signedand datedreportsof eachof theindividuaslcientisotrsotherprofessionalisnvolvedindie
15. The locationwhereraw dataand finalreportaretobe stored. 16. A --.t prvamd by theQualityAssuranceUnitlistintghedatesthatsu* inspectionasndaudits
were made andthedatesofanyfinchngsreportedtotheSt* Directorand Managcmmt 17. Ifitisnecessartyomakr.correctionosradditiontsoa finarleportafterithas bow accepteds,uch
changesshallbe made indieform of an amendment issuedby dm Sb* lhrector.Tim amcndmen t shallclearliydentiffyfipcartof thefinalreportthatisbeingamended and dw.reasonsforffic alteratioAnm.endments shallbe signedand datedby theStudyDirector
CELANGRNG OF PROTOCOL PWmed changestodw protocolwillbe intheform of writtenamendments signedby the Study Directorand theSpmsoes RepresentativeA.mendments willt@tconsideredas partof theprotocolsad will be attachetdothefinaplrotocolAny otherdmges willbe intheformofwrittedneviationssignedby the Sh* Directoarndfdodwiththeraw data.Alldiangestotheprotocowlillbe indicatemd the&W report.
GOOD LABORATORY FRACRICES Thissb* willbe conductedin=arda= with Good LaboratoryPracticSetandardsforEPA (4.0 CFR Part160 and/orPart792);OECD PrinciploefsGood LaboratorPyractic(eENV/MCICBEM (98).17);. and JapanMAFF (59.NohSan,NotificatiNoon. 3850,AgriculturParloductioBnureau).Ea& sb*... conductedby WildlifleawnationalLtd.isroutinelmyammed by theVFddhfcIntemtions.LLtd.Quality AssuranceUnitforcompliancewithGood LaboratoryPracticesS,tandardOperatingProceduresand the specifiepdrotocolA statemenotf compliancewith Good LaboratoryPracticewsillbe preparedforall portionosf thesb* conductedby WdcUifeInternationaLlt,d. The Sponsorwillbe responsiblfeor ...-compliancweithGood LaboratoryPracticefsorproceduresperformedby otherlaboratorie(seg.,residue analyseosrpathology)R.aw dataforallwork performedat)hrddhfe.lntematioLntadl-and a copy ofthe finalreportwillbe filebdy pmjoctnumber inarchiveslocatedon theWildlifIenternationaLlt,d.siteo,rat an alternatilvoecatiotnobe specifieidnthefinalreport.
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REFERENCES
1 U.S.Environmental ProtectionAgency. 1996. Series850- EcologicalEffectsTest Guidelines (draft)O,PPTS Number 850.5400: AlgalToxicityT,iersIand U-
2 ASIMStanckrdCAddel2lg-90E. 1990. &wukrdCaddeforConducangStaizc96-HourToxidly TestswithMicroalgae. American SocietyforTestingand Materials.Phd*lphiaP=xsylvania.
3 Norber&)Cing,TJ.-1993. A Linear InterpolationMethodfor SublethalToxicitY.Y-heInhibidOn Concenft-adonac,dApproach (Ver@don2.0).US. Envkom=W hvtectionAgmcy, Research Laboratory,Duluth,Minnesota.
4 West, I= and D. D. Gulley. 1996. 77OMTATRelease 3.5. Western F=Systems TochnoloSy,InrChq=e, Wyoming-
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FMHWATER
TABLE I ALGAL MMIUM
CONSTITUENTS
Componcnt
Nominal Cowentmtion
Mgcl:rOH20 CaCli-2H20
H3BO3 bba2-4H20
ZnCI2 FcCI3-6H20 CoCie6H20 Na2MoOe2H20.
CUC12!2H20
Na2EDTA-2H20 NaNO3 MgSOe7H20
K2BPO4
NaHCO3
The PH of tbcmc&un willbe Aust4
NAOH or l(r/oHCL
12.16 M&IL 4.40 mgtl: 0.1856mg/L
0.416 mg(L 3.28 g/L 0.1598mg/L 1.428 gIL. 7.26 g/L 0.012 g/L 0.300 mA 25.50 mg/L 14.70 mg/L 1.044 mg/L
15.QO MA
as necemary@to7.5:k0.1using0.1N
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APPE@DIXI IDENTMCA'NON OF TBT SUBSTANCE BY SPONSOR
-TobcCmVlftdbySpmsx
L TestSubstanceldcatit(yname tobe used inthereport):PFOS (PcrfluoroodmcSulfonicAcid PotassiumSalt
ReferenceStandard(ifapplicable)A:nabdcal StandarcL-N/A
L2tmug Standard. 1.12.21LH.FLH PcrfluorooctamSulfonic
Test SubstanceSample Code or Batrh Nmbcr
Lot 217
Test SubstancePtirit(y1@A/c9tivebgreffient): 98.9
ExpirationDate: 2008
R TcstSubst=Chmmdmizafim
Have dr.idmfitys,mdm & x.mtym lccmposomorodxrdmradmlgbm
I
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sodrcf=mgmdardbem
xxrtD itussemthissk*in aoomda=w& GLP Stmdards?
HL TestSubsta= StW4F C03MM
pkmi
themmmnmded &W maddim atWM& Tnk"&cnal Ld
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Ambiat
Has thestabiuyofdketeambs=m undrr&= stww oondidcw bom ddmmin6d inacomdmce withGL2 Stmdards?
odff pa6xmt stabryifamaficm.
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x No
IV. TestCanecoftwiaw.
Adjustteaemomhafim toIWI. ai x basedWm ffipcuritCylo)Fm abom
Do nota43SttUlCMCMhZfiMtD -&i Tcsttbemakdal AS IS.
10(r/.
V.- TmiciLybftnadm-
ManmiaHm- RatLD50 251 mg&g MousrLD50 N/A
AWatic.
kmtbmto TodciiyWAJC50)
FishTcDd&Y(100)
Dohma L-maena: 27 mil Da 2_h_m@amagm: 50 mg!L
' Rainbow Trout-,II M-FJL FatheadMinnow: 38 MGIL
Odxr TadcityWamafim Cm&xhog ffidw ofdronicandmbchtdc tc&).
Pleasesee MSDS
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APPENDIXII AnalyticalMethod Providedby Spon@"
Samples willbe mmlyzw based upon procodum providedby theSponsorinthefollowinganalytical methods:
Uquid Ckmatography Mass Speammetry (LCMS) Modidd for.dwDetennination OfPffffimrooetamSuMai@'idd Pdassim Salt(PFOS) InF'rc*watcrS,'dtwatearnd AlgalMedimn
* A copy of dieabove method willbe mainwned infficraw datil llc actud methodologyused to analyzethetestsampleswM be domm=tod m theraw dataandsummmized.inthe&W reporl
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STUDY TINE:
PFOS: A 96-HOUR T03aCrrY TEST Wrffl TBE FMHWATERALGA flos-aquac)
(Anabma
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Add: ExperimentalStartDate: Febniary25,2000
ExperimentalT=dnation Date:Febmary 29,2000 TestConcentrationsN:egativeControL39.5,61.0,92.5,145,225.an3d45 mg&i./L TestSubstanceNo.: 4675
REASON:
The aboveinformatiownas notknown when theprotocolwas siped,by the Sh* Dh=wr.
AMENDMENT: EncrimentaDlesim Pait3e
Change: Targetconcentratiownisllnotexceed100mg/L orthesolubililtiymitofthetestsubstanceinwater.
To:
TargetconcentratiownisllnotexceedLOOO mg/L orthesolubililtiymitofthetestsubsw= inwater.
REASON: Nominaltesctoncentrationsexceed 100 mg/L.
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