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(conoco) Interoffice Communication CE'V ED RE To A. J. Lundeen OCT 14 ^78 From J. A. Wingrave D*t* October 11, 1978 Subject LtBRARY COMPUTER SEARCH: TOX 1 LOG 1 CAL PRODUCTS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL DECOMPOSITION OF PVC The purpose of this search (by John Foell) was to locate published articles which stated that environmental decomposition products of PVC were "safe". In summary, no such article was found although we do have articles in hand stating that PVC is inert under environmental conditions in the absence of sunli'ght. In the presence of sunlight these articles further state that HC! and polyenes are formed. However, no statement in any article so far located assesses the relative toxicology of these decomposition products by environmental degradation. What follows is a hreak down of the aforementioned library search given for documentation purposes should future searches be made. File Searched: Medline (Topics Searched: Titles Found) 1. PVC and Biodegradation: none 2. PVC and Adverse Effects: 49, See Appendix 1 3. 1 and Environmental Pollutants: none 4. 1 and So i 1 pol lutants: none 5. 1 and Ref use d isposa1: none Fil e Searched : Tox 1ine (Topics Searched: Ti 11 es 1 . PVC: 468: not 1isted 2. Pol yv iny 1 and Chloride: 426 :not 1isted 3. 1 and 2: 778: not 1isted 4. 3 and All Biodegradable: 0 5. All Parti cl es or All PartIc ulates: 3477 : not 1is ted 6. 3 and 4: 40: see Appendix 1 I 7. All Dust # or A11 Powder#: 8469: not 1i sted 8. 3 and 7: 39: not 1isted 9- 8 and not 6:33 : Appendix 1 1 1 1Q. Al 1 Otjtdoor jf: 315: not 1is ted 1 1 . 3 and 10: 0 elk cc: PAS:GJH:RAF /JFF q /;, 0 0 0 0 4 / APPENDIX I fl - [Respiratory functional i-|.?hv.k>s c i flononeric and polymeric vinyl ch I ori> ' tr, 71 " [Hy-Jienic evaluation ,.i filra 1 r. t unit prefabricated $o i *m no r. o o ] s J !'.- tv- - 3 TI - Perforation of T'eMii-w te - into r-i't f i oof ; nn nf I ] - Safety evaluation of ne-Jical n 1 i c 71 - Noe in 11 r i ^nteroro I iM< nii-l pl;.u,i! . .'v y: {, 8 i( - Hazard* of M^od t m-. - i ,i. 11 - Ui?lt 1 U.e f II . I ph t h ;f j /, l e > f row derivative?7 I >.-Jt 1 ! IrpOl ti'lvi v ' m! -- : ,t.l"K . i , l : r( t n i no re, ' > t t 1 v "id , > t o c Gnpon^rif 5. and 10 fj - mortality an one a i; e--. .'it' i`'j[ i m-> . . t n i-<- . 1I fl - be rn eft 1 t i 5 frem y I ;nid foil-.- W. .h r<; r,r, p.,'K k (. r T,. I2 f I i` roni'liriiticm of ' mI i n 1.u L-a i. i < >o : ti . : ; i ' >i i .-i 'if 11<e tube. 13 II - Sc lnti^raphy of liver and `yleen in v. r-vl. (Mon-Jo i-irtpc-s , IK II - Effects of a I a ; i >" i. *.! 1 1 -v 11 ad iron i :, > ; \. l <, i a t n ft p sutdiuwan prinate: . r . n-eO'K-nc e of . r.-crii* :. i . inj n n thr;ij.v, 15 fl - Trcnsinnt t! y r - 0 : e i > n - |1 f o 1 ou i ru ) ni, , | t. i o n -f Al. OU1-''f'"1 ' * ' ' \ 1i ti - Respiratory trad WinJet in r*-it 1? TI - Considerations on eh] .ioiu d.dcrs in 11etter3. id', te 1 >> 1.1. TI - [Respiratory >11 s e ?s c s in w hTo e: ;. - > (editorial] S^CflNTIhUE PRINTING'' md/fuO ' i. n UGfP: r |-PUG: 19 TJ - An approach to the f`i .icoI'/jv oi cur.'n iph ......... . i-d haterlaIs. ) (1 - FVC: health inpl j c ;it i ons aii.J f-ro^ui. 1 i -.m Vend./ 1/ fl - A rare c onp) l c a t u- n of use -of the- n-.iy-r P.,r ' ft l n i, j n n tube (PVC). :?2 T I - [ 0 CC lif'i a 11 On n 1 risk in t :t.;> I. nr|i 'C +. i ^ i n r j v > -i >> J ' h l n r ) d-' :>3 fl - Respiratory status ot i'- Anq-Mc-^ f : i r- r> n . n., after l nh a 1 a t i o n i i < r - <* ? n q v . f .-j l ! r( u - up. :m r I ~ Urinary j o r p b v r ! n s a r, o n j t Iwpi' / pr , ' `.ci; ' - * . 25 fl - Respi ratory heolth Mid polyvinyl cMom le fun;-, I letted, :n TI - Case report: c. a up i. ic at io n of a poly^myl 'Mor'i-ie endotracheal tube. n7 TI - [Hicrolntoxication in the (>: lyv myl chloride fid industry! 28 f.[ - Polyvinyl chlorine I'lln thoroal dpi vtp'rth(u . ,-M'ir ts os an occupational illnes-. ?. Clinical didi;--,. 29 fl - Polyvinyl chloride tilo fhernnl d^y onr.i'-s i r i or, piodnds as an occupational illness: 1. [ n v i r onwen 1 1 'py-nt d and toricolnqv dO 11 LI riryn^o-t ran he;. ! stn.... ^ ,fter i dub ' 11'in j r ,;r i t, [ 0n (notes apropos of a ? y . i s nf rd i on )r df i 1 Perspective in a per; ' t n. 32 T] - Elevated CEA levels ; : >*lw my l i i un 31 i i - [Rl to C DOSUM>)'. -I ') r wn'lii'-'. 1 . * v 1 ' ' 1 '' 34 ri - TM'Onbus formation : /-us' i i ivq v.', effects of 11 h e, sire ?i n .i n >. e r w. l . . rr,;,'c| -- : i i-. = -ri : 3j 1] - Effect of OCC up :i t iu:ki 1 ii tid n * -f.T-; r i.i; *- < . p i 1 f ..< < --v:-. on respiratory system of vu>vl Oilon ir . n n,..i w i r fONUWUe PRINTING7 :b>: , nf.k : Y rh C U : ,v6 7I Letter: Resorption of ac ro-os teoiysis. landt t>l e ir -! -> y 1 fhlnii.tr 3? TI - n isc e 11 nneous syfipton^ fi'-tm'iunj rn riaruifoc tore of F'l'C. -> r, p <1 ] ., the 313 f I - C tfj;* 1 1 .1 u ry r'lIN0 V n .11 i t, I; 1 n r.n \ y y 1 )iy , < ; 1. . ) h | , . >.t| ir 1.1 <;. n w n "!1 p r S . C > ciiiiOrit ion by in vivi. n > pv . f '' pi? f 1 t- |t t - t hn.'i: . `I) u - Clinimi and hvonr hi .-i' p vor a f, l nn . f. ; > p i , n e a t g r n p p e r s' as t h m a . . n ,,f. c, w] i.p 42 n - An e.'^renneiitfi i ev v-1* f i >>n of the t.p*'-- ot nof.-i -1 ti duct drainage tut.es. for h j 1 ^ 43 TI Tissue response to i .->p I < n t c *1 po l yrv-< m l Ip. s i i f i r.p.-o nf s-irpl" shape. 44 If - letter: Aru.nostiri.ona of Iff- hv^r ii \ .V.i,. f-,f motor-. 45 n - Plilnoiltiry changes 7i*'Vpj Vinyl :hlorir(n no I ya M rn wpi I ovt, 46 I I * (. onf.a i i s tin of Kt't /.no -* L : - > r on t a \ :> *m m tl.r- p .<t ion of c o n t tirn n a 11 an and t ur .in hop 1.1 e b 11.1 ?. in : n! ( y< no is < her. .py. 47 I I Kd 1 tor fa!: heat - .-/; s I -1 : t- iit. .> I > t M OOO A? TI - Editorial: HeFit-uraf.pfM" s respi r> f.p' v iI -ir -< ` f' A3 TI - Thor rtoac 1 i vate-j prirn-lrhp] fi.v i n t i neat-wrapper's a s t h a. n-,i 0f 4V fl - Respiratory tract illness m *?;<<, j -.p. .e , -<> , SS 3 A'.f I/jER : I-K3HT FULL 1 SKIP3 FftOU: ' SK I f*3 ^ IS h` 0 7 A VALID PR is I r A^hHc 1 K R , f, ]."1M A f111 IF;<mTO P . SS 3 /Qf USER: PRINT FULL 1 SKIP 3 FROG: 4 AU - Arnaud A AU - Porirtier .je Santi PP AU - (jtrl'Pe L AU - Pay.an H AU - L'heirpin J n - Polyvinyl chloride o'^nn.-conicMfi. 1 A - f. n<i ilH - Lose Report :iH -- Lonporr-tivf Study (Hi - Cytc-pl a s fi / U L T P A S T R U CI (.1K t MH - Histiocytes/ULTfMSIRUC'HfR'E hH - HuMIiU nH - Lunq/ULTRA5TRUC T URL nH - run:ropha'pes/UL TPA:) 1P 'ii'. i 1 11H - Mali? f-lH - hi-J'lli? nH - FJhct<41jc y tos l s HH - p[\ei.moconio5\c./+ T UlLOOi /PATHOLUGY hH - Polyv: nyl Chltiri-.1e/+ALVEFS! 1J PECIS/AP flH - Po I yviny]s/*ADVERSE r FFEFT S MK - P u 1 n g n a r y F11< r o s i s / E T1 C L 0 A Y / P A T H 0 L 0 fj \ ri - 0040-6376 33 :1V 78 so - Thorcix 33n):1?-25, Pet- .'8 SS 3 /\'J USER : print i au, n, so, af FRPU: rp S A [,. 0 0 0 0 4 / s f \ ? AU AU AU AU fI - C a s u 1 * D - Cherchi P - Spiga 6 - Spinazsola A - fEnvironmental -Ins. * in a plant f <., ft t* pi O-'iUC t. 1 Cm n? pu 1 y ; > j. , ' chloride] At - The results of ar i nvr-M igut mn un r*. , : i i, r ?i f 111 i .in !. c o nr en t r a11 o n t,n*J 1 n. t 1 VI III Vr 1 dust 0 ; '.-* u i- " in . 0 r . i ir t i"; sacking section of an "emulsion: a no "* us pe n= i n ii: F'VC i> 1 nr t Tt ' <- reported; data on e r<v i r amen t a 1 ; o a t i i. r 11 \ m, *!'.; ] :'i t j v 111; i 1 1u exposure have been oh * ' i :r si hilar personal a nd statu -ins l- '*: 1 1-r 1 . r i . n .1 p ' ^ r 1 *i *j* *1* :i j ,; 1 ,gy pa rtic l e sire d i st i': bu 11 o n r( ^ vr- be. i : * U.jI p.1 hv i t hr r. l Microscopy on airborne dust bf-K \ m rui-.. Mo phol no; t 1 -;t n fi L > - ' = showed renarkable differences cone rno shape* and sire particles sanpled in the "suspension: oolynpr *<:i d /" pin i. s j n n: polyner sacking sections. Remarkobiv high vplu>'? cincerning Justness have been observed: 1.30 mg*no (n i n. 0.15; nr,:. IB.4 ng/3> for env i ro imo .it a i cone en tr?it-i c n and '3.7V Max. 45.6 Mg/m3> for i ivi i vi < Ut *i 1 erpiwine. UO - Ann 1st Super San it a 1 3 ' i - 2 ) : 1 89 - U'fl , I?,7.7 (*un. 0.23; S3 3 Kt H31ZR: i'H [N f 1 AU, TI, SO, Ab Phil-' ' I'KOG: 10 AU - Chit'-::z0 L Jr i\U - Nichols UK AU ' Uung 0 I] - Mortality amonge - r. lu,----of PUT 1 r, e., jr f nr e. ;l( nU.= recurring annng current and forner rmp] i)v*-as of 1? KVC f * >r i r J n,'. during 1964-1973 is presented. lap objectives are; 'i > f > identify any blVJ 1 OS arc OMO doj'.h:' Vu'iip Ihe >nf'1 Ov.>*-<<; of n, -r i .bruatnre, (2) to examine the 0 1 * r \hut ) on of .lo-'tti* 1<v f.iitsn. Nil angiosarcoma deaths wore lound among thv xi.uJy ri.-mp. Sex-r ac e-c an-. s nee i f i c Proportionate mortality !'- tios (PMR-'s) were confuted, using 1 he c acre ^ i < o n <11 ng U.S. 1 i ty -vs the standard. Anong while employees, thue appear' fn an excess in total cancer Mortality, pa r 11 < n 1 ar ) v that rtf Urn .hge^tivu system. Observed death* uerc- found to exceed t'u* `pec ten in cancel s of the breast and urinai y o gnns anon-: white females, deficit nortaiitv wac oh~y*ived in cirrhosis nf hvnr among both nale and female white e*n)ovees. '.,0 - JOtt (9(?);6?J-A, Sep 7 ` * SAL H)4 ?79. I 18 AU - Dror K Ti - (Respiratory .jifene (editorial)] 50 - HartfuA* 92(61 :.'IM m workers e ;(.o . .1 > , ( , ) v 1 , j -f 1 .->r j de is -* ?? SS 3 /Cl USERi PRINT 1 AU, TI, SO, AP SKIP 1 * PROG: '20 AU - Karstnot h TI - PVC: health 1 f*p 1 1 \ -> n.i r.r O': ^r.. *. 1 >, . AJ - f'o 1 y t v ! ny 1 c >]<: r 1 10 1 'P'S,} 1 .1 tor'pl. Individual c 0 rpo n J 1f, - o' th- > '.'L s y` 1 r-, .,r : : ; hi rhd,!^] vi.V]/'. c M or 1 ile nonnMep <, nd 1 er 1. - \ 0 1 ' - .? -, pnc t. r i ? s r, f hrtrrt to t*un heal tli. lt,erc' 'rcve 'o'!?(( v 1 n 1 f; > '1 n l:i <> iyr * : on 0 j. n the RVCrt content of F'.'1' i*sin ^iKf . > fi.i? cnn.-pr risk, of Merkel'S 1 n Fv'C fa hr 1 c~> 110 n r* - "r + s and of PVC products. A "no-effect: level for vinvl chloride HCinnr ( VCfl > - 1 nduc ed c ru-f v non e ne s 1 s I ins not. he* 1 fomid to -t f. ; therefore, the s 1 ( 1 c --m' of hswinn e upoMir to 'ou levels of RVCfl regains to he d.--1 e r n 1 tied. Exposure to Pl!i: i.io-.t -.y cause pulnonary dy sf unc t \ m^ . F'ulnnnarv and othor- po. ; 1 i?r i-ed n I < 1 ->| e-or t ' 1 <<. its various components int ns i n ndemi Mein of U,.- > orpnnents and the PYC systert as ulole with h 1 0 I on 1 r 1 , SO - Environ Health P^repcci 1 7 : i0?- 1j, A> t 1/ US / l,y USER: Pk/NT 1 AU, PROS: FI, SO. A R 01 > 1 ` 1) AU - Orussev 1 AU PopovsM F` AIJ - b a u e r S AU - fikoiovii K ( l - 1 Occupstionii l riel 1.1 t. h=> p 1 0 An 1 i 0 m ri f f.f i ' v j M", 50 - God Zb fled t b S k 0 ; 1 e ?? ; 3 2 fi , IV > SS 3 /C? USER: PRINT 1 AU, PROG: n, SU, - AR S K 11-' 3 .(2 AU - Yale PI AU - Kiplin-3 ML AU - Uolke.' Af ri - fli see l La neon-: -- y rii't r .-i * c- t 1.1 i"r 1 . . nit mi (c tu re o' rVC . so' - J bor Ufcup ttrH, ' .1' '' : vli - ' j 1 | in u.y 1 pr^ t r, SAL n o o0 047 l APPENOIX II t ri - Particles of di<2~otf*v Ihe^vl in i -<t i we-inir lnfuM-in fluids rtigratin-^ fron polyvinyl c h 1 a r -i he-i* . 2 fl - Physiccchemcol asc-c-ts of the v i ra- tton m t i f -<1 rr.v! the disposition in rats of di - { 2-e thy i hexy ?) [hthn-a'e p 1 a > 1.1 c < ztr r . J f I - Polyvinyl chi or l oe p .euror c in o- \ s . 4 I I - Control of a 50 1 oi 11 u ' :< 1 p-st. 1 r s 2 n y jviticlp4. -n ` h ;( u wM release b n - Phy? 1 cochenicn ] ?i s !' cf *' of the extraction in f 1 ..vl . n. J the disposition m rats of b 1 s 1 2 -e t.hv 11 if vl ) r.-t\ t!>- 1 -if 1 -wt t <" 1 cor 6 n - CEnvironnent,a 1 dust in a p* 1 "nt for the prodiK 110n or polyvinyl chloride! i n - Ur.cit is the t r 1c 0 l oj 1 c a 1 1 "ipo rtr, nc e of tr.e i . h----d 1 - c. of pht ha 1 Cites fi'OM plastic r on la 1 Tiers inf:. n]o-.d7 1 *. - r o^ponn-nt n and derivatives7 li 1 I Apparatus for treatrieof of waste waiter V (I - Particle size offset? in the deter*1 ho110n nf '.-pirable a l pha-dvu"'tz t> > v-rav diffraction 10 I I - Pulnnnpry nod 1 f 1 c at in us and exposing to vinyl r r 1 n r s - < e> and po 1 y(v 1 nv1 chloride) 11 I i - 1 herooox 1 driti v e rr-Mr )i; .npos 1 11 on nnis .lmn, .id ttv i r reduc tion 12 11 - Mowing pway of suhmrron aerosol par 1 r ! re n - uitiafine f P fibers t u FI - High volnne sorbent oaojding Tor pw t 1 ( 1 lr- -,r.| -,m *K I4 II - Pispos?il of trrinsui'nni r solid unstf- umivi Afr-.i. , ! > t. p rn; , 1 0 r a 1 ' s n 0 11 e n -i a 11 c 0 0 b u s 11 0 0 r u: ^ s s . J I ^ 15 FI - Particle? of di-2-e t Ky 1 he* v I phthnla,-. ; i"? fluids migrating fr^ po I v v i n y ! thin ! .[i> 1 ; !< .mi i'-f'.n;ion Ii TI - Combustion of plastics 17 TI * Development of i ns l rum. r. 1. .-.t ion for u. n ' i I, ' U v-1 j I 1 p c * i < n of total atmospheric mercury from amhipni air 18 TI - Heavy metal collecting agents IV II - tlodel experiments fr t. he investigation -.f Urf- I o . : >1? ) -m at r i tablets :?o II - A surf ac e-ac 11 ve ugent involved in 1 n if ,c homolysis 21 Ti - Plasticized PVC for pharmaceutical app 1; rt ,,n - 22 11 - Responses af alveolar mactnphages to ref-lli-. fumes :?] If - Vac mm pyrolysis of i>o!ymi- versuc j" i 1 u um 24 II - Chemical treatment oi u.v-te uater 7b II - Ihe analytic tape -k-.TO and filters AFA3-R fin determination of mercury content in biases. 26 TI - Effect of various factors 'on the amount of p1 a 51ic i ?or in intravenous solutions pacVaged in f 1 p :. I * 1 <=* hags 27 U - tticrobial and particulate contamination dun no nrolonged "se of intravenous infusion sets 26 TI Particulate contamination and stability of three ddi tives in 0-92 sodium chloride -injection in plastic and ola*-* large-volume containers 29 /I ~ Generation of particulate matter in ]argp volume parenteral containers .50 . 1] - Particulate matter i LONTINUE PRINTING' ( TF.9 iV.. - . ` i y v i n y 1 chlnridp i nt. r a - *> nou6- bags J1 TI - Investigations of various demostir v-'-hm cina of view of hygiene. firm the point 32 U - Responses of alveolar na._ *. .r, ,ie to -i,.' i i.i< :,..n... 33 TI - HEMATlIGENOUS 3 1S -JEM i am TI ON OF JN8-;. t`li fOLKI.w . i./i pr-r(): PARTICLES. 34 il " Pl'OMettS rissoc 1 <11- e-' 1 with i. h >i-f= -U -.'V'. l'!f.->r- fnr dost sampling when c ompu s 11 \ on a I -unlvsi^ 1s r '-v r. i. 35 Ti ~ Evaluation and r<?'!uc*;r.n of air : on t am nan t s prodi.rp.i :.,y thermal cutting and sealing of PUC pac k ag i . i q film. 36 TI - Creation of air pollution Gy burning of Mirr 1 .-. t, i m ator i a 1 s used as raw Material in d i sposab 11? medical s *.j r-. i i r-c . AJ II - Chemical contamination of stored Mood. 38 fl - Paste for absorbing . > a\, c.-r tno l \ V * W 11 - ('noting of n'rroli t. - f, i, - (.t. i r ! *. tO ^ I " i e 11 p r : > a r ' it. 11 \ o > 1 I i i. r \ n |. u i *. , t y j ; :. 1 > i i u i r< r. \ p <-oo s b rt-gs .6 6 AU ~ u a s ula T ftU - Cherchi P AU - Spiga G AU - Spinazzolti A M - Istituto di Hedicina del Lavoro, Umvpir,it:a di Cagliari. U - [Environmental dust in a plant for Hr? p widuc 1.1 on of polyvinyl chloride! SI - TOXBI P/78/101478 SO - Ann 1st Super Sanita: VOL 13, I S3 l 19/2, F'l?'-'-^R LA - Ita AJ - The results of an investigation on environmental dost concentration and individual dust popo^'i'p in a drying and sacking section of an "r*n I*-. i nn: <>nd "< ..i^pens ion: PVC plant are reported; data on environmental conc.r-'-d r.-.tion and individual dust exposure have been obtained by gravimetric technigop's using similar personal and static dust sampler^, horphologv and particie sire distribution have been itu*i?e between particles sampled in the "suspension: polympr and "emulsion: polymer sacking section?. from a r kni.-1 y high mean values cour rm r>g du s t ne s s have been observed: 1.30 mg' h l (mi n . 0.15; ns>;. 18.4 mg/m3) for environmental c onr e ` - a t inn * >i<J 5.39 mg'.3 (min. 0.29| max. dj.3 mg^nS) for individn f,"Vn'P. SS 7 /c? USER: PRINT FULL I SKIP 10 PROG: 11 AU " Sieih J AA - Her. fl - Thormoox id at ive rv-L .i*c o^g r-i t' on - ** \ i op o d their reduction SI - C A / 0 6 7 ' 0 d 9 7 S 9 F SD - Sc hr i f f e n .. L 1 K ; IdL jV . 19 7f, ,`.0-ci LA - her AB - CB AC COPYR I AH )': C A t ft AH? In the thn.nii trf- i!.i--nt of roMe wastes, the insulation components , e.g. PVC , v : e i n g-^ecus pollutants, e.g. HOI, along with solid pertic]"s, which are emitted into the atm. (9002-06-7 PVO Emissions of 10 g HT3 /nJ air were obsd. Hashing of waste ias `'an . control po11 u t ion , 35 AU - VAN HOUTEM RU AU - CUDU0R1H AL AU - IRVINE LH TI - Evaluation and reduction of air c a nt am 1 -1 :>n is produced ty thermal cutting and sealing of PYC packaging film. SI - HEEP/75/OU70 SO - Aft INI' HYG ASSOC J; 3:. \4>t 197*1 Mu AK HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL APS. Polyvinyl chloride (; | (POC) is used to package meats and other food products in rpt,.jj establishments, harhMies used fon tin'- purpocf. rut pyc film by means of a hot u 1 r e a;. J seal wrapped \ "i k ag e s on an electrically heated pad. Laboratory tests were , ti r.n ir f -->d < > r.vuluat.p the . amount and type of decomposition products in uhirh ,ip operator might he exposed. Tg->t r?sum Showed 1 i t undi ;,r 11 t\r 7, | J y severe operating conditions, r ,1 r, c rut 1 r .. t i m 4 m hy.i -ru h ! o 1 c arid or of total p a r 11 c u l a t e ^ in the ope rn ` ^ r hr? -< t hi. an 7 an.-* did not. reach the threshold limit value for - < >r-af 1 nr.: ! p---|iO'-'ire . By Controlling the t r- mpe 1 at 11 r P , of thr> uNiii-; vi n , it 1 = r.*s. j h I P to greatly reduce fume production. hit 1 15 prov; `ed relating fume production to operating t cm p"' a 11"' ' and ifi? recommendations are made for the rudniti-ui of m .n - on I am 1 mnt s . / 0 0 0 0 4 7 / '77 ,T Tnuus APPEND IX III 1 ri - Utilization of i ndust r i <! dusts 2 11 - [Experimental Vihs1' nt1 a t mn cl the -v- ' i ,-i. r- :. r -s; ') .* concentration IfiACi <)t f*.i v-,: vi cMor i?--.inl 3 TJ - Outline of air po 1 ' a t i " n -in-vey A II Alveolitis fiLor.-'.i -% i . r \ :> i ! i j T1 - COc c up at lona 1 derma 11 I l > dun to inha Iotia a and : -in I i on .1 6 71 - mtrohuMic aod-in-* ; anpo'.uid fro* polv' i ny t h ; i !? i > 71 - Use of tne fine nbe'- filters Fp foi <1* te rn i m ng the concentrations of oust arid separate ''hefUCcil f 1 ^M?nt.v in air 8 IJ - Sooar u 11 on of oil firm k-oW-r V (1 - Study .if the Tfj-e 11 el. pran*ji Lies of pniynerx t>:.i d = rodents 10 TI - Sustained release c h 1 o rah? n i ram ne nnli-aip t -i P. 1 f e . Part 1. - Using u a t e r -1 n p e i- v \ o u; materials 11 fi - Heavy netsl scavengers 1? ri Gc cupot l oiVu 1 pneun o^c Irrosi I3 II - Occupational lead exposure in Finl.?"d. plastic industry f n y ' e l ny l cfi 1 o r i Je IA fl - Experience mth asse-Mn-g the hygi-ni> and nri.r.f'nu rffe^ts of health measures aimoo at improving wt-rfciao i cm.ii lu'ins in production of plastici-ed poly (vinyl chloride; films 15 fl * Vinyl chloride and ttie nrouiw.t \on of rtf A U v. fl - Health hazard evn 1 u a 11 on/i n < i r \ ty dr I *- i n i n a 1.1 on report. H.W.F 74-61 -232 , Gates Rubber Conpiiny, Uenvev, Colorado < 17 fl - Slou-release fornu lat?c .. ____ip'll! r a r 10 O 0 A 7 G 0 0 A 18 II - Observations on the oral administration and lomcity of viny] Chloride in rats CONTINUE PRINTING? (YES/HD) USER: Y I'ROG: 19 li - B10I031C9I reactiv.iv of PVC dust ^ "0 f I - Gynecological morh1 d \ t y in wiren 0 n g .-.i : . * f 0. . .one 1.1 or. of e t hy ] e ned i an i n<? Tin 1 various c h ! 0 r it fr-4 1-fr vm,; , 2\ 11 - Occupational land -iiposure m Finland. iV. Th? polyvinyl chloride plastic industry. X 22 n - F'lilnonary function defects in non? ool 1 ng vinvl rMonde workers. 2Z n - [Experimental pul'in.-ry lesions t-nisei) 1 >y pr 0 1 n nq>'d inhalation of t/'/* PVC dust in work 7.4 si - Mi nera 1 i:af ion of analytical mcvofil-er filters mde finm chlorinated PVC tpolvwiny! chlornlf'l .`u ` 1 - Low volume application hy f nu> dust f m rui! a13 on - F D formulations) as a now netlnnl for pr>'.f rn-itr'oi in green house. 2b (I - Observations . * r t. hl nral adm n 1 s t. r .it \ mi -.n.j lo'^city of vinyl chloride in rats. 27 1 i - Occupational lead '?N<>ovir*> in f 1 n 1 a i,--1: iV. Ihn polyvinyl chlnrid*? plastic industry. 28 U - Hygienic evaluation of working conditions and health status of workers in the production nf block no 1 y vi n y 1 r h 1 or 1 de . n - Dentifrice preparet 10n .JO n - BXQLCiOrCAL HE ACT HU 11 id f '.ML OUST ji n .- Biological reactivity o' PVC 'dust. * .12 n - How to control worker *-'>:postire to v w L r h 1 01 ->10 . .... ^ ra 0 0 0 4'7 fK) 1 33 II - Changes in pulmonary function in workers <p<*s t* v 1 >iv 1 chloride and polyvinyl chloride. SS 10 /c? USER: PRINT FULL 1 SKIP 1 PROG: 2 AU - Khristeva V AU - Spasovski h II - [.Experimental sub? taot i ion of to? : .mum [-ri i - ==; M concentration (rtAC' nf polyvinyl cMj' i<tp re? i ! SI - TQXBIB/78/1?8V20 SO - Prob 1 Khig; UCJL 2, 197,1, F'39-44 LA - Bui AB - The acute and chronic oral, dermal and inflatory toxicity of RUM resin i studied in white rats. It is est 't>) i, r*.j that in acute treritnerit, irrespective of thie route nf f'l/C i?=]i) penetration into the organism, its effect prove' weakly tovic. [airing chronic oral and inflatory experiments, a slight affection of peripheral blood elements only is noted. In the lung of t'-e anmals inhalating 2 and 6 mg/n3 concentrations for a duration of four months, no changes are detected which Might, be interpreted as being PVH specific, (. "pul at i ve effect, md .k i n .* j m.iJ at i ng and sensibilizing action of the polymer -u < r.Mti,ar est nM i shed . Against the bac kg r o <. nd of the obtn 1 n,-1 '>?snM/<-r a provisional normal r.AC value is proposed, namely ? ng/n3. of PJH dust in thie ir of the working environment. HS I 0 /C? USER : PRINT FULL 1 SKIP ti PROG: AU - Toshida H mU - Arita S mU ~ NaKagawL II AA - jap^n r 1 - Nitrohuruc acid-like compound from pu 1 y ( vi ny t chloride) SI - CA/0B7/058102X GC " Japan. luikni PATENT NO. 7o1M289 10/0w7 {Agency of Industrial Sciences and 1 erhuc.! o-gv 1 AB - CfeAC COPYRIGHT: CHth AbG Scrap or waste RVb is chopped or pulverized, heated at `J 00- * SO . de gr *=>? - , then reacted 0.3-10 h with 1-10N HMJ3 to ohtni' ri nitiotiunic r('d i.ike cnmpd. which is used as an adsorbent for heavy metals. Thus, PUC powdvr gas heated A h at 200.degree., then reacted lQ h with |0M 'ANG3 at .apprr . 1 GO.degree. , and the vield w as .'O'i. i-Oi.C R A -" f't'O 0004' r 1? AU - Richards RJ AU besai R AU - Next Pft All - Rose FAAA - Bep. Biochem., Umv. C11. , C r d 1 t - , -vie-1T1 - Biol 051 cal react iv its. --.if .;,c'0 dust SI - CA/084/013118H 50 - Nature (London); VOi. .'ho, ISS S'.mV. ' - '5,6 LA - Eng AB - CBAC COPYRIGHT: CHEh AbS Of 2 .or. f. 'ducf.l i IT pcudr-rs, KH I was highly hemolytic at low concur. wt`rr>-.: i'" ` r,, f t; f ally nonhemolytic. <900?-fi6-? PIT) 1 h I c`ur 1(7.1. mg) both produced 100)1 lysis of rabbit erv f hroc y U o hut Imp latter was more rapid. Henolvtic aslivitv of rn I 1 l:'. u -- r .1 after a single washing ..id the wash sn| o. !--..t i n < t ..t >u 1 yt t c activity, hm 1 F`U L (50-200 mugnl1 > .1. , r.i-.. - 1 \ ,ie concns. in lung fit-roMast cultuies =< i..| t .vi<. . 1,,, *[t, ,,n<j t n DNA cuun. with little effect on tel;.I pu.jiei....... f-fh,. SS 10 /Cl USER: PRINT FULL 1 SKIP 22 PK0G: 23 AU * Frong1 a N AU - Spina27ola A AU - tfucr.rol 11 A FI - [Experimental pulmonary lesions c-n.if-f-.l ay pr -. 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The application showed fiat diffusion of dust in green houses having areas of 7^0 m2 -.nd 1000 m2. Polyvinyl chloride film as covering materi*.] wu*- 'mi laminated only slightly. App i ; c a f l-di time per 10a w-f o oiit emin. Application of diaznvcn fine dust formulation ^k. 1 . ^active ingreoient) 2021 at ViO g.MOa gnvr 100; mortality against hyri.is pensca of egg-plant m> the large gmen house. c* j:* lie r Lion of c h 1 oro t ha 1 on i 1 fine dust formulation ( . 1 . 3 A;) at hOO gylOa /" resulted as good a control as app 1 1 * -11 : n n nl r h 1 nr 0 t.h a ] 01.1 ) wet tab It powder m C- l 1 e totr1, hum } r.oui ar i um .if ri.irumhp,' in the i aige green house. I * SS 10 /C7> USER: PRINT FULL 2 SKIP 29 PROG: 30 AU - RICHARDS RJ AU - UESAI R AU - HEXT PH AU - ROSE FA 71 - BIOLOGICAL REACT J V J [ v (if F'UC IUJ?'I SI - EHIC/76/020258 50 - NATURE <LONDON ) J 2!ie :4o4-6ii5 f 1 975 AI - EHIC/ORNL POLfVINYL f'HLO^IDE; ftAMiini .LEU CL'! 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Problem of plastics toxicity 3 TI - Safety evaluation of medical plastics 4 TI - PVC: health implications and production trends 5 TI - Vinyl chloride and poly(vinyl chloride) health risks. A select bibliography 6 TI - PVC in the packaging of pharmaceutical and food products: technology, analysis, and uses 7 TI - Effect of new sterilization methods on the properties of some plastics used in medicine S TI - Polyvinylchloride plastics - the enemy within? 9 TI ~ Origin of cancer in PVC-workers 10 TI - Scientific and technical assessment report on vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride 11 TI - Vinyl chloride problem 12 TI - Determination of vinyl chloride in PVC processing plants 13 TI - Vinyl chloride toxicity. Current knowledge 14 TI - REVIEW OF TESTS FOR CARCINOGENICITY AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE TO MAN 15 TI - A' new type of occupational malignant neoplasms induced 'y vinyl chloride: Review of literature. 16 TI - SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PLASTIC DEVICES ,L. 000047BO9 17 TI - Toxicity of plasticizers in poly(vinyl chloride) SS 7 /C? USER: 1 OR 2 PROG: SS (?) PSTG (B29) SS 8 7C? USER: 7 AND ALL REVIEU# PROG: TINE QVFLU: CONT? (Y/N) USER: Y PROG: SS (8) PSTG (23) SS 9 /C? USER: 7 AND ALL SURVEY PROG: SS (9) PSTG (11) SS 10 /C? USER: 7 AND ALL BIBLIQGRAPH: PROG: SS (10) PSTG (3) SS 11 /C? USER: 8 OR 9 OR 10 PROG: SS (11) PSTG (36) SS 12 /C? USER: PRT 36 PROG: 1 AU - Guess UL TI - Safety evaluation of Medical plastics. SI - TOXBIB/78/126117 SO - Clin Toxicol; VOL 12, ISS 1, 1978, P77-95 (REF: 31) / 2 AU - Beissert JO AU - Herbert J 71 - Health hazard evaluation determination report number 76-29-322, Columbus Products Corporation, Columbus, Ohio SI - CA/088/157778Z 50 - U. S. NTIS, PB Rep.; ISS PB-273706,, 1976,17 pp. 3 AU - Crider LB AU - Holbrook UC AU - Kent BL 71 - in manufacturing, using, and difPMC wateriaIs -and products 51 - CA/088/125880K 50 - Encyc1. PMC; VOL 3,, 1977,1725-54 4 AU - Derache R TI - Problems of packing fats. III. Problem of plastics toxicity 51 - CA/088/115840H 50 - Rev. Fr. Corps Gras; VOL 24, ISS 12, 1977,607-10 5 AU - Guess UL TI - Safety evaluation of medical plastics 51 - CA/088/094690S SO - Clin. Toxicol.; VOL 12, ISS 1, 1978,77-95 6 AU - Karstadt M TI - PVC: health implications and production trends SI - CA/088/011100A SO - Environ. Health Perspect.; VOL 17,, 1976,107-15 CONTINUE PRINTING? (YES/NO) USER; Y PROG: 7 AU - Ohtsuki K .AU - Nakane H AU - Sakai K AU - Horino H -AU - Oikawa R TI - Survey of hazardous compounds in domestic materials. SI - CA/088/059021C SO - Miyagi-ken Eisei Kenkyusho Nempo; 1976,<01-4 Part 2 8 AU - Walker JR A 0 0 0 0 4 7 8.1. TI - Vinyl'chloride and poly(vinyl chloride) health risks. A select bibliography SI - CA/087V105971S 50 - Tech. Bibliogr. - BirninghaM Public libr.; VOL 1,- 1976,17 pp, 9 AD - Galli A All - Zanotti Gerosa A TI - PVC in the packaging of pharMaceutical and food products: technology, analysis, and uses 51 - CA/087/206391H 50 - Boll. Chin. Far*.; VOL 116, ISS 5, 1977,285-99 10 AU - De Voogd P TI - World wide approach to the PVC problem. Overall drastic reduction of standards 51 - CA/087/033961P 50 - Ned. Chen. Ind.J VOL 19, ISS 8, 1977,179-83 11 AU - Zabojszcz U TI - Effect of new sterilization Methods on the properties of sOMe plastics used in Medicine 51 - CA/086/145808E SO - Probl. Tech. Hed.J VOL 7, ISS 4, 1976,283-8 CONTINUE PRINTING? (YES/Nfl) USER: Y PROG: 12 AU - Bell FP TI - Polyvinylchloride plastics - the eneny within? SI - CA/086/115671 N SO - Artery (Leonidas, Mich.); VOL 2, ISS 5, 1976,384-9 13 AU - Norpoth K TI - Origin of cancer in PVC-workers SI - CA/086/066255U SO - Uttsch. Uiss. Tech .; VOL 76, ISS 21, 1976,684-6 14 AU - Pervier JU AU - Barley RC AU - Field DE AU - Friedwan BH AU - Harris RB TI - Survey reports on atMospheric eMissions fron the petrocheMical 0000478:1.2 puiyvinyi cmonoe 14 - 'industry. Volume IV SI - CA/084/168929T so - U. S. NTIS, PB Rep.; ISS PB-245630,, 1974,287 pp. 15 TI - Scientific and technical assessment report on vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride SI - CA/084/12609QG SO - U. S. Environ. Prot. Agency, Off. Res. Dev., [Rep.3 EPA; ISS EPA-600/6-75-004,, 1975,116 pp. 16 AU - Huber H TI - Vinyl chloride problem SI - CA/084/064636D SO - Chem.-Ing.-Tech.; VOL 47, CONTINUE PRINTING? (YES/NO) ISS 19, 1975,803-7 USER: Y PROG: 17 AU - Ketterer PA TI - Determination of vinyl chloride in PVC processing plants SI - CA/G84/Q4930QU 50 - Tech. Pap., Reg. Tech. Conf., Soc. Plast. Eng., Palisades Sect.; ISS Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 1974,163-71 18 AU - Foa V AU - Bertazzi PA TI - Vinyl chloride toxicity. Current Knowledge 51 - CA/084/034711G 50 - Med. 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(YES/NO) USER: Y PROG: 23 AU - Andrasch RH AU - Bardana EJ Jr AU - Koster F AU - Pirofsky B TI - Clinical and bronchial provocation studies in patients with neat wrappers1' asthma. SI - T0XBIB/76/23B160 SO - J Allerg^ Clin Immunol; VOL 58, ISS 2, 1976, P291-8 24 AU - Brevik EM TI - [Toxicity of the PVC-plasticizer di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (author's! transl) I SI - T0XBIB/761/221842 so - Word Vet ked; VOL 28, ISS 4-5, 1976, P226-32 25 AU - Oba T AU - Suzuki Y AU - Omori Y AU - Kuwamura T AU - Yamaha T i TI - [Safety phthalic acid esters--especially DEHP--, plasticizer of polyvirlyl chloride for medical devices (author's transl)! SI - TGXBIB/76/162042 SO - Bull Natl Inst. Hyg Sci (Tokyo), ISS 93, 1975, PI-25 (REF: 135) 26 AU - Falk H AU - Portnoy B I PROG: 27 AU - Uarren H AU - Huff JE TI - Health effects of vinyl chloride mo-nomer: an annotated literature TI - Respiratory tract illness in neat wrappers. SI - TOXBI B/76/098>'30 SO - JAMA; VOL 235, ISS 9, 1976, P915-7 CONTINUE PRINTING? 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(YES/NO) patients with USER: Y SAL 00 00 47Q1S i-'KUo: 32 AU - FALK H AU - PORTNOY B TI - Respiratory tract illness in neat wrappers. SI - HEEP/76/08570 50 - JAMA (J AH MED ASSOC); 235 (9). 1976 915-917 33 AU - HEIMANN H AU - LILIS R AU - HAUKINS DT TI - A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE TOXICOLOGY OF VINYL CHLORIDE AND POLYVINYL CHLORIDE, 51 - HEEP/75/09617 50 - ANN N Y ACAD SCI; 244. 1975 322-337 34 AU - B.ISCHOFF F AU - BRYSON G TI - SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PLASTIC DEVICES 51 - HEEP/75/00915 50 - ACTA ENDOCRINOL SUPPL; 185. 1974 296-314 35 AU - King S TI - Toxicity of plasticizers in polylvinyl chloride) 51 - CA7083/12 6971Z 50 - Hua Hsueh Tung Pao; ISS 5, 1974,316-19 36 AU - Geraiio A AU - Lorenzi E AU - Calvo B AU - Guerra F TI - Packaging in heat-sealable Materials, and the stability of drugs 51 - CA/083/033004U SO - Boll. Chi*. Farn.J VOL 113, ISS 10, 1974,513-31 SS 12 /C? USER: TS 2 (TI) PROG: (56) SCHD :PVC TOXICITY: OR sPOLYVINYL CHLORIDE (0) QUAL; CONT? 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