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A. H. Nickolaus June 1, 1982 TO: FROM: W. P. LEDET J. M. KAYSER ASBESTOS SAMPLE Attached are the results of the analysis done on material vacuumed from clothing following his "asbestos" exposure on April 20, 1982. DUP 0821254 JMKssgd ,, `SAFETY IS MY RESPONSIBILITY" iv; ' J --waw - -`SE-jiaBi!. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Haskell Laboratory for Toxicology and Industrial Medicine Eucton Road, Newark, Delaware 19711 CENTRAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT J. C. Olguin - PD - N-9498 C. F. Reinhardt/B. C. McKusick S. W. Dixon May 27, 1982 J. KAYSER PETROCHEMICALS DEPARTMENT VICTORIA Enclosed are the results of a dust sample that was sent to Haskell Laboratory for asbestos identification. This sample was submitted to an accredited laboratory for dispersion staining analysis for asbestos identification. The sampled dust was vacuumed from an operator's clothing after he was exposed to dust from an overhead removal job. m JEH/dar Enclosure i t JAMES E.. .HENRY TECHNICIAN DUP 0821255 t;, BETTER THINOS FOR BETTER LIVINO .. .THROUGH CHEMISTRY ; -V*5frf.v >>.: iia 13* '-/-*3. ?'*&=* !11% : ff-L.O. Box 25249 1 RRiicchmond, VA 23260 ANALYSIS REPORT ANALYTICS NO. GROUP NO. ACCOUNT NO. DATE E.I. DuPont basket 1 Labs Central Research & Development Dept. Haskel1 Laboratory Wilmington, Del 19898 Attention: Steve Dixon SAMPLE OF: DATE RECEIVED: Asbestos Identification (Bulk & Cassette) May 13, 1982 See Below 82-429 64208 May 17', 1982 SAMPLE I.0. PPD-1 (Cassette) ANALYTICS # H 7214-9 litni-f of c/e/ec/7'0**. ftok: tL iin>, * iw 'fht* <s>f ASbes-fas thQe.$MbA.SA-fo>$s mAfZ(j.rSVb/yta%_ yj0* UaM. fMS0**- .<= RESULTS <1% Asbestos20?; Celluloslc fibers 10* Synthetic fibers 70% Non-flbrous particulates '-'James A. CalpliV'ClH " DUP 0821256 ' 'r'i