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Interoffice Communication To Chuck Putnik, Carl Kerfoot From Tom Grumbles Date March 9, 1984 Subject ADDITIONAL FDA APPROVALS FOR N-HEXANOL XF: _FP A =-RF Enclosed is a cover letter from a submittal Stephan has made to the USEPA to extend the agricultural use clearance for n-Hexanol. A copy of the applicable paragraphs is also enclosed. A major part of their submission was our toxicology data. Stephan obtained this data through Freedom of Information, however, they did inform us of their actions and requested some supplemental information, which we sent. Dr. Wright feels the chances for approval are very good. This should be reviewed in terms of new market potential for ALFOL 6. As I understand the process a notice should appear in the CFR requesting comment. We will watch for this notice and take appropriate action, if indicated, to facilitate approval. Please let me know if this extension of approval could have significant market impact. Thomas G. Grumbles aj o Enclosure cc D. A. Kuhn VVV 000012516 Stepan StD<in Ccrrps'-iy ' iNij'iliiif-M H r-o $ ), Vi:jJ Tt;ir[)nonp 3 12 * >0 .-'opO $ RECEIVED Route:------------------- Dr. N.B. Mandava Room 724 Registration Division TS-767 US EPA Washington* DC 20460 Dear Dr. Mandava: Copy: March 7pl98* X-F: _ A request to extend the agricultural clearance of n-hexyl alcohol (n-hexanol) to include 40 CFR 180.1001(c) and (e) is hereby submitted by Stepan Company, Northfield, Illinois. Review of our previous request for this extension indicated that additional information was necessary before our submission could be approved by the Registration Division, Since that time, additional information on n-hexyl alcohol has been compiled and is included in this submission. This submission supports our request for the approved use of n-hexyl alcohol, at a maximum concentration of 16% w/w, as a solvent or cosolvent in inert agricultural chemical products for applications on growing crops and on animals. A chemical description of n-hexyl alcohol, summaries of publicly available safety data, lists of approved uses and natural food sources, and projected residue levels are included in this submission. This information is intended to serve as alcohol following approval of additional conditions of this request. support to the safe use of n-hexyl agricultural applications under the We appreciate your attention to this submission and your consideration for this request. Sincerely, Wright, M.D. Manage; Environmental Affairs GAW:ch B030684.050 Enclosure bcc: J.A. Hartlage, T. Borman, J. Lohr, Tox File Mr. Thomas G. Grumbles Director, Industrial Hygiene 15990 North Barker's Landing Road P.0. Box 19029 Houston, TX 77224 VVV 000012517 Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 (48 FR 20055. May 4. 1983} S 180.413 Imazslii; tolerances for residues. Subpart D--Exemptions From Tolerances (a) Tolerances are established for the combined residues of the fungicide Imazalil l-[2-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)-2-(2propenyloxy)ethyll-l//-imidazole and S 180.1001 Exemptions from the require ment of a tolerance. (a) An exemption from a tolerance its metabolite l-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)-2- shall be granted when it appears that (ltf-imidazole-l-yl)-l-ethanol in or on the total quantity of the pesticide the following raw agricultural com chemical in or on all raw agricultural modities: commodities for which it is useful under conditions of use currently pre vailing or proposed will involve no Commodities Parts pei million hazard to the public health. (b) When applied to growing crops, in accordance with good agricultural Bananas (Wnole) Bananas (Pulp) Crtfus tout practice, the following pesticide 300 020 chemicals are exempt from the re 10 00 quirement of a tolerance: <1) The following copper compounds: (b) Tolerances are established for the combined residues of the fungicide imazalil l-t2-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)-2-(2propenyloxy)ethyl]-l//-imidazole and its metabolites l-(2,4-dichlorophenyl)2-(ltf-imidazole-l-yl>-l-ethanol and 3- tl-(2,4*dichlorophenyl)-2-(l/fimidazole-l-yDethoxyll-l,2-propane diol in or on the following raw agricul tural commodities: Bordeaux mixture, copper abietate. copper acetate, basic copper carbonate (malachite), copper hydroxide, copperlime mixtures, copper linoleate. copper oleate. copper oxychloride, copper sili cate, copper sulfate basic, copper sul fate monohydrate, copper sulfate pen- tahydrate, copper-zinc chromate, cupric oxide, cuprous oxide, tetra copper calcium oxychloride. These copper compounds are used primarily as fungicides. (2) W-OctylbicycJo-(2,2,l)-5-heptene- Commodities Pans million 2,3-dicarboximide. (3) Petroleum oils. (4) Piperonyl butoxide. Canie. tai. . Cattle, iivar Cattle, meat.. Cattle, mbyp Goats. >at Goats, hver . Goats, meat Goats, mbyp Hobs. 1st. hobs, itvet ... Hobs, most.... Hobs, mbyp Horses, tat.... Horses, liver... Horses, meet. Horses, mbyp M*k................ Sheep, tat Sheep. Over... Sheep, meat Shaap. mbyp. 0.01 <5) Piperonyl cyclonene. 0 50 0 01 (6) ^-Propyl isome. 0.01 (7) Pyrethrum and pyrethrins. 0.01 (8) Rotenone or derris or cube roots. 0 so 0.01 (9) Ryania. 0.01 (10) Sabadilla. 0.01 0.50 These pesticides are not exempted 0 01 0.01 from the requirement of a tolerance 0 01 when applied to a crop at the time of 050 or after harvest. 0.01 0 01 (c> Residues of the following materi 001 als are exempted from the require 0 01 ment of a tolerance when used in ac 0 50 cordance with good agricultural prac 0 01 0.01 tice as inert (or occasionally active) in gredients in pesticide formulations ap plied to growing crops or to raw agri (48 FR 28443, June 22. 19831 cultural commodities after harvest: 277 VVV 000012518  180.1001 Inert xtgrecMnis Acetic eoo.. .......... Acetic anhydride .................... Acetone............................................. Alkanoic and alkenoe acids, mono- and diesters of a-hydro-w-hydroxypotyloxyethytene) with molecular weight range ot 200 to 6.000. Alkyl (C.-C*,) benzenesuftorac acid and its Mnmonutn. calaum. mayiesaim, pptas- aum, aodKim, and zinc salt* Alpha-alkyl (C,-C,.)-omega-hydroKypoty (ox yethytene) the poly (oxyethytenei content avareges 2-20 moles. a Alkyl(C,r-C,Hynepahydroxypwiy(uyetl'iytone) sulfate, ammoni um, caloum. magnesium, potaaswm, sodxjrn. and zmc salts: the pofy(oryethytorta) content averages 3 moles a-Atkyi(C.-C,,V-orTtoge-t>ycnrypofy (orypropylene| Black copolymer with polyoxyethylene, pofyoxy-propytone content is 1-3 moles, po lyoxyethylene content a 7-9 moles: aver age molecular weight approximately 635 a(,p-AikyfpftenyO-cmegehydroxypofyfoxyethylene) produced by the condensation of 1 mow ot alkyl-phenol (alkyl is a nurture of propytene letramer and pentamer laomers and averages C,,) with 6 moles of ethylene oxide Alkyl (Ci-CiaJ tulfe** end >h amieeniwm. calcium, uopmeflwnifw. moyic liuin, poretftium. todiuvn end line tain Almond sheas........................................................ Alpha-lp-nonytphenyi)-omega-hydroxypoly (ox- yetfrytone); produced By the condensation ol 1 mole of nonylphenoMnonyi group a a propytene trtmer isomerI wrth an average ot 4-14 or 30-100 moles of thytone oxrte it a btond oi products used, the average number ot m6ies ot emytone oxxto reeded to produce any product that a a component of the btond shall be m the rang* 4-14 or 30-100 Alpha-lp-P.1,3.3-Teiramethytbutyl)phenyi]omept-hydroxypoiy (oxyethytenel produced by the condensation of i moto of p<i. 1.3.3letramethytbutyOphenof with a range ol 114 or 30-70 moles of ethylene oxide f a o< products a used, me average range number of moles ot ethylene owde reacted to produce any product mat m a component of the blend sfwH be m the range of t-14 or 30-70 Akwnemm hydroxide Ammomum ctibamale .... ...... Ammonium hydroxide Ammonxjm staarate Ammonium sudste Ammonnim trxosutfale Amyl acetate............ Anmal glue ........... Apple pomece Aacorbyf palmate ... ARapuigite-type clay Title 40--Protection of Environment Cataiysi Sotvent. cosoivent Do Emuisrliers Surfactants, reiaied adjuvants o' surfactants Solvent cosohrent surfactant and related ad juvants of surfactants Surlactanis. related adiuvants ol surfactants Do Softd diluent and earner Surfactant Surfactants, related adjuvants or surfactants 278 Diluent, carrier CMuent Sortactant Six!actant suspending agent dispersing agent Synergist in aluminum phosphide lormutalions Intensrtwr when used with ammonium nitrate as a dessicant <* defoliant Fire suppres sant m stummum phosphide snd rnagneaum phosprsde formulabons Solvent, eoaotvem. neutralizer solubilizing earn Sulpctant Sokd dduant. earner Intonadier when used with ammonium nitrate aa desecant or defoliant Solvent, cosorveni. aftractam Surfactant, adhesrve Sotid diluent, earner Preaarvative Solid drtuem, earner, thickener WV 000012519 Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 Inert ngredwnts Limits Uses Bacillus thunngiensi* fermentation seMs arid/ or solubles Beeswax ...................... Bentonite ...................................... Benzorc sad ....................... o-Butyt-omepa-hydroxypoly-lOxypiOpy*ene) WOC* polymer nvnh pofy-<oxyethyfenei. mo lecular Wqm 2.400-3.500 a.(p-f*rt.Butytphenyl)-omep4- hydrcxypolytoiyethytene) mixture of cbhy- drogen phosphate and monohydrogen phosphate eaters and the corresponding ammomum calcium, magnesium, monoeih- anoiamme. potassium, sodium. and zinc salts of the phosphate esters; the polyoxyethylene) content averages 4-12 moles Butylsted nydroxyamsde Butyialed hytvoxytoioene Calcareous shale. CaleM ............. Calcaim carbonate . Cekxum efHonde . .. Caleaim ovate . Calcium phosphate Calcwm hydroxide... Caloum hypochlome Calpum onde.......... Calcium salt of partially dvnerized rosin, con- i tows 21. $ 121 1179 Carrageenan, conforming to 21 CFR 172 620 . Caator o*. polyovyelhytaied. polyoxyethylene) consent averages moles o-Cetuose Charcoal, activated the 5-54 Cocoa sheas Coconut oil . .......... .... .......... Coffee grounds ................. y .................. Com syrup .................................................. Coumarone-mdene ream, conformmg to Title 21. f 121 1050 Dtacetyi tanane mad eetars of mono- and digiycendes of atttda fatty ecxfs Dtattiyf (C.-C>J dvnettiyl-ammorHum cMonde l^-0#iydro-6-ethoxy-2,2,4-Vwnethyf-quviolene Diluent. carrier Coating agent SoW diluent, earner Preservative lor formulation Surfactants, related adtuvants oi surfactants Surfactants related adjuvants of surfactants Antioxidant DO 1 Solid diluent earner Do Do : StaPHaer So*d diluent. carrier Do Do Sanrtamg and bleaching agent Solid diluent, earner Coating agent Minimum molecular weight 100.000. So*d dHuent earner Do Coating agent. Thc*ener. Surfactant, emufsrfier waning agent Surfactants, related edwants of surfactants SoW cktuent. came< Meets specifications in the Carrier Food Chemical Codex. Sequesvant Sohd diluent. earner Do. Surfactant, emutsrfier. welling agent Som dtiuent and cams' Solvent, cosolvent SoW diluent, earner ....................................... Do Sow c*uem came* Do. Solvant. cosohent Sohd diluent, earner Pre- and postharvest appwa- Rehydratmg agent non Safener For use on ertrus only ....... Component of coating agent StrfectanL suapendmg agem Sow dWert, earner EmuHiher sgent dispersing Not more than 0 2% m Mca. hydrated aAca Not more man 0 02 percent of pesticide formuieuon Floccufatong agent n the manufacture of Acs, hydrated *Aca for use as a sow diluent. carta* SeW dfuem earner Propellant Do. Surfactants, related adjuvants ot surfactants Antroudant i:t-l27 o--*tt------It* 279 vw 000012520  180.1001 Title 40--Protection of Environment inert mgredents Limits Uses 3.6-Dimetr'yi-4-octyrv3.6-0ioi Not mo.'e than ?5*-. of pest" Surfactants related adjuvants - s^a'ianis crde formulation Dimethyipolysiloxane (as defined in Detoaming agent } 121.10991 a-<O.D-Dmonyf-phenyf)-ci-hyOfOxypoly- Surfactants related aoiusams o' surfactants (oxyethytene) produced by condensation of 1 mote of dmonyfphenoi (nonyt group is a propylene tnmer isomeri with an average of 4-14 or 140-160 motes of ethylene oxide a-ift^Omonyi-phenyO-omege-hydroxypoiy (ox- Surfactants related adiuvanis surfactants yethytene) mixture of dihydrogen phosphate and mononydrogen phosphate esters and the corresponding ammonium, calcium, magnesium, monoethenolamine potassium sodium, and zinc salts of tne phosphate Wars, tne nonyl group is a propylene tnmer csomai ano tne po<y (oxyeihyienei content averages 4-14 moles 0propylene glycol Solvent cosoiveni Oisodum phosphate ....... ... Anticaxmg agent condnicnmo agent OsodHjm zinc ethylenediamine tetra-aceiate SeQuestranl dihydnde a-(p-Oodecylphenyl>-o/nega- Surfactants, 'elated adiuvants o' surtactants hydroxypoiyloxyethytenej produced by ihe condensation ol t mote of dode cylphenoi (dodacyi group is propylene tevamer rsomeo with an average of *-14 or 30-70 motes of ethylene oxide, if a blend of products used, the average number of motes of ethylene oxide reacted fa produce any product that is a component of the bland shall be m the range of 4-14 or 30- 70. Oodecyfbehiene-soitone acid, amine salts. Dotomrte....................................................... ...................... Do ... SoM diluent carrier Epoxrtzed liniaeo oil.......................................... . . Surfactants, rented adjuvants o* surfactants Epoadaed soybean oil.......................................... ....................................................... Do Ethoxyfeted bgno%4(onic acid, sodium salt Ethyl acetate..................................................... ........................ .; Surfactant | Solvent cosoiveni Ethyl alcohol........................................................... ....................... Do 2-Ethyt-i-bexano.................................................. i Not more then 2 5S of pesfi- . Sohrertf ediuvam of surfactants C3e formulation Ethylene mathytphanyglycxaate........................... Synthetic ffevonng Ethylene oxide adducts of 2.4.7.ft-teirs- Surfactants. related adiuvants o' surfactants methyf-5-dacynedtel. the ethylene oxJe content averages 3.S. to, or 30 motes Ethyfenedtemme-tetraeceljc acid........................ 3% of pesuode formufeiion. 1 Sequestrsm Ethytenedwmne-tetraacetic acid, tetrasodxjm , 5*- of pesticide formulation . Sequesirant salt. I..... Fatty acids, conforming to title 2V sec . Binder, defoaming agent luDncam 121.1070 f.o. t c ete* no. i............................................. I Not morethan 0.2percent of ' Dye ipesticideformulation | Ferric auflate........................................................... ........ .................................... Solid difuenl. csmer Fnh meal................................................................ j...................................................... | Do Fh oil..................................................................... j........................................................ Solvent, cosolvent FurceNeran ............. .......................... I .... , Thickener Glycerol................................................................... i..... ............................. Do Gtyceryi monostearate.......................................... ..................... ............. Emulsifier Gfjrcerol mono-, de. and triacetate.................... .................................Solvent, cosohent Graphrte.................................................................... ...... ............. , Solid diluent, earner Grant* ......................................................... ........................................ , Do Guar gum ............................................................... ................... Gum araoc (acaaa).............................................. .................. ........................ | Surfactants rtilledadiuvants oi surfactants ............... | Suleciani suspending agem. dispersing Gypeum.............................. agem SoM fluent, earner Hexamethytene-tetramine i For use m citrus washing ao- Preaervatve hittons only si not mors then 1 percent Hexane...... ......................................................... Hydrochkmc ed................. ............................ Solvent Solvent, neutrawer a-Hydro-oiTteyte-hydraypofy-(oypropytene); Do. mefeeuler wwght 4.000 280 VVV 000012521 r\ Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 160.1001 Inert ingredwnis Limits Hydroxyethyl cellulose Solvent, neutralize' HytSOxypropyl meihylceHuiose Iron oxide............................. Isopropyl alcohol. Kaotmne-type clay Lactic ac................... Lactose ................................. Lard.................... Uuryt eteohoi............................ Thickener ..; Solid diluent earner ! Solvent, cosolvent, stabilize' inmonor ... ' Solid diluent carrier Solvent ; Solid diluent, earner Do ... Surtaaant a-Lauryl-omes-hy<*o*ypoy-(o*yefhy1erie> aul- . Sorlaclants. related adiuvants of surtacianis fate, sodium salt: the pofy-toxyethyiene) content is 3-4 moles. a-Lauryt-omepa-hydroiypoly (oxyethyiene), average molecular weight cl 600 ..................... Emulsifier Licorice root.............................................. Lignosuffonate, ammonnari, calcum. magne sium. potassium. soOajm. ana zinc salts Surtacianis. reiaied adjuvants o' sufactanis lecithin................................. Meeting Food Chemicals Emulsifier Codex specification Magnesium carbonate Anlicaking agent conditioning agent Magnesium chionde .. - Safener Magnesium oxide . . : Sohd diluent, earner Magnesium lime .... ................. Do. Magnesium sAcate Do Magnesium stearate Surfactant Magnesium sulfaie SoM diluent earner saiene' Manganous oxide......... ...... ... Seed diluent, earner Methyl alcohol Solvent Methyl aobutyt ketone Methylated silicones. Do Antrtoammg agent Mefhylcelluioee ... ........ Thickener Methyl chloride................................................... .... ..................... Propellant Methyl esters ol hotter tatty acids conforming .... ... Antidusting agent 10 Title 21. 1121 224 Methyl ester ol rosin, partially hydrogenated . Surtacianis. related adjuvants o' surfactants (as defined in 1121 1059. Title 21) Mica....................................,................................................ ... ; Solid diiuem. earner Mineral oil (U S.P l . .......................................... ............ j Diluent, solvent Modified polyester ream derived from ethylene - For use on citrus only Resinous coating glycol, fumaric acid and rosin Molasses .......... ......................................... I Anractant. Monoammonium phosphate . . I No more than 3 75 pet by Postnarvest fumigation in formulation witn aiu- weight m formulation mmum phosphide Mono- and diglycerides o* C.-C>. fatty acids Surtacianis. reiaied adjuvants o' surfactants MonimonUonnetyoe ciay .. . Solid diluent, earner a-^p-Nonytphenyli-o-hydrorypoiy (oxypropylene) block polymer with poiytoiyetnylene). ; ... .. Surfactants, reiaied adiuvants ot surfactants potyoxypropylene coniant of 20-60 moles, polyoxyethylene content ot 30-60 moles, molecular Weight 2.100-7.100. a-lp-NOfiytphenyU-omepa-rTydroxypoty- Do (oyyethylene) produced by the condense- bon of i mole of nonytphenoMnonyl group a propylene tnrner isomer) with an aver- aga of 4-14 or to-BO moles of ethylene o*Se. if a tbend of products used, me average number ot moles of ethylene oxide reacted to produce any proouci that * a component of the Mend than be m the ; range of 4-14 or 30-90 a-(p-Nony1pheny*)-pmepe- .......................... hydroxypotyfoxySthylenel mratiee ot drhy- Do drogen pnoaphafa and monohydrogan phoaphale esters and ihe eorreapontbng anwnonium. cakaum. magnesium. monoethanotarmne, potassium, sodium. and nne j aalta of the phosphate asters, the nonyi j I group a propylene tnrner pmer and the | potyforyethylene) content averages 4-14 moles. 1 i I 1 281 VVV 000012522 1Z5ZT0000 AAA ZQZ twouj ji- h(mi tun -uoa <aua(Ag>afato) 14od am tiousma (aua* oa uiaAra) Aod-<Aousud(AijOu d auatfrgaw) *104 laiom zi-t taflaw luamoo iwrftOuotoo (auai*ma<Jo) *tod am tousma <aua>ma< *0> ^todH^miauO^nq-tn-rf^uatAMituJl A0d spoaAoa* 00 i muem to maa awaukjd cUaaMflA+oB OSH ISI1 k2*Wi 0| siutiotpr** to sius/mips oaistti `wtwtiais Buriuoiuod apes Autj to sjaiaa (OxaaA|6AfOd iua6a Bunco StuiSl | `IS ami 01 flutuwiuoa pwpno aua|*m**>0d OSSC'Bll BJO IS 01 SUUOJUOD 006 6 0| Ml igO*M jtiruatow uaaui [(auaiAioaAm) 4odAsQ4> siutpapos to fiuv*Hpt P*I**j iu*w*jns ....................................................... -lu-aflaujo-ojpAM -audiai 109A1B tuavmtfro,j siutjotpns io siutA/Upt DMMJ itutpspns .......... ................................ .................................................. 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PV 1*0 euxta iuan|ip pqos ' ...... ..................................................... aoauiod afluaio oog 10 igOiaM ismoatoui afiaAt eijisinuig (euavUjjalxo) AtodAxapAqmtewDiAoatO'O siusioejjns (o siue*nioe peisiei siustoepns 00t iuB*aM jtinaatow adama SuAaw (auaiAgiaAxo) Aod aui `(auailmaAiDl Aied AjiovAi-adawc-oiciAM-o p taiaae poa mq iuo|iq ....................................................... poa omO aaoo -nrf! snojpAyua voim ((tuaiuad MTO (Uiao -ad s)*0> stoyoot* uiaip igfra4a p uoa oaaj am 1x104 (tpaoa luaaxad 2-99) p**a P*sq-snooo6* ua sa paoopoid (touaoap -u Atuaujud) spnpoxl do>pbj paiatai Dua s8ouau3oao0iioiA9ap put iAioo (O aaiinui siuaisapm |0 siuexnlps peiaiai siuejDeyns a uum ajnuuui mpmoothO |Asap put iApo aaioui os aflaiat luaiuop laua< -AmaAxo) Atod aui put louooia |Aao una pAuac si dnojfi |AiMoapauo aui :faua>ma< siutpe^ns 10 suitAnles paitiai iutj9ttxrs -no) AfodAMJp<u-0a(M>-iAua9apao-6*o-o OQ jatueo luanHP pso^ ......................................................................ajao ...................................................................laauoao 000`G ssflajaaa tgfliaM aimaiouj :*atoui 06 n OC watuop auas* uiaAxoAtod lauatAmaAxo) And mw* jammed 00 *oow <aua(AdojdAxo) A^od ((AuaudtAuON-d)-D satow f saBaxaAa watuco lauaiAqiaA -*o) Afod am pua jauioai imnut auatWojd a S' dnoi6 |Aoou am sun >ja put unpoa uimaswiod 'mnaauOaui 'umm `uai huouiuis aiaiioa (aua><maAolA(OdA>aXu si-eiaeDris (o siueAnipe dibibj siunsauf'S 0>cxiO-(|Aijaud|AuON^)*P sasn siwn siuaipajBui uaui 1Uuiuoj<au3 uofp9ojj--0^ f!i 1001*081 r*\ (hapttr I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 Inert mgredwnts Limits Uses Poiyfoxy-1,2-ethano<*yt), aiphe-tcartwiiy- | m^trr^Hyri^^norr^prienoiry) produced by i Surfactant the condenutton of t mole Of nonytphenol ` (nonyt group e propylene trimer omer) , with en average of 4-14 or 30-90 moles of ] ethylene onde The molecular weight : range* are 454-894 and 1596-4236 Polyoxyethylene (20) eorbrtah monostearate ! Surfactants, relatea ediuvanis of surtactanis Poly (oxypropyfene) bloc* polymer with poly i Do joxyethytene). molecular weight 1.600- i 16.000. Poly (vinyl pyrroMonel. molecular we^nt Do 40.000 O' Over. Pofymenzed sodnxn melhecryiate .. .. pH control Polymers denved from the following mon Surfactants, related adiuvants o' surfactants omers- acrylic acid, soaum form, butyl eerylata, ethyl acrylate, metnacrylic acid ana ns emmorvum and potassium sans: and methyl melhecryiate Pofyaortiete 65. conforming to Tnie 21. $ 121 1106. Emulsrliei 1 Poussaim aluminum shtcaie Sohd diluent earner Potassium ctaonde .................. .... | Do Potassium hydroxide . Neutralizer Potassium phosphate Butter Pottaatum sulfate n-Propanol ... ... ....... ... . Sofia aiuem 1 Solvent, cosolven< Proporac acid............. ........ ............................ ! Catalyst. Propyt gaHaie. .. ............................................ . .. Ammsidam Propylene giycoi ...... ....................... Solvent, cosoiveni Propylene glycol alginate as defined in , Defoaming agent { 121.10151 Propylene ouoe......... ......... ..... ................................. j Stabilizer Propyl p-hydroxyberuoate ... PyropnyHwe . ... : .......................................................i Preservatrve lor tormulatrons ....................j........................................................ . Sohd diluent, earner Rea bran ............................................... j,, Roam. partially denapzed (as defined mi. ........ ........... .................... Soho dhuent, earner ............... J Surfactants, related adiuvanis of surfactants $ 121.1069. Title 21) [ Roam, partially hydrogsnated (as defined m 1 .... ... ! Do $121 1069. Title 21) l Roem. wood ............. ............... i........................................................ Do Sena Of fatty acids, conforming to Title 21. 1........................................................ Binder, emulsifier. anbceknig agent $1211071 i' Send................ ........................................ i Secondary alkyl |CM-C.,) poly 1oxyethylene) acetals sodium tan. the ethylene oxide : content averages 5 moles ! .. . Solw diluent, earner ...................... Surfactant j I Shellac, bleached, reined, food grade, a'-......................... serve and rosirvtree ....................1 Coating agent Silica, hyoraied.............................................. j .! Soho diluent earner Srkcon Ooinde. fumed, amorphous. ... Soap (sodum orpotassium salts of fatty ! .. j Flow control, anneakmg ano earner agent ..J Surfactant. emoiarfier waning agent acids) | Soapstone. . ................................................... Sodarm eoetate .................................................... Sodarm aod pyrophosphate ............................ j ; Sohd diluent l Buffer ...| Surtactam. suspending agent, dispersing Sodwm eigmate............................ SodKim alpha-olefin sulfonate (aodaim C,,-C..) f agent, puffer ! Stabilizer I Surfactants. raisteo adiuvants oi surfactants OMn suHcnete) Sodium awiTanum aftcate.................................... Sodium bancoaia ................................................ Sodaim Marbonaia ............................................. Sohd dhuent. earner .. Anbcafcmg agent ... Neutralizer Sodwm caitexymetnyiceliuioM ... Surfactants, related adiuvants of surfactants Sodaim cMonde.................................................... Sohd Ohrem. earner Sodium dMObutyi-naphthalenesulfonate.......... Sodwm dwetytauHosuconete............................... Sodaen dodecytphenoryheruene dwultonaM Sodium hexemetapnoaphate................................. ... Surfactants, related adfuvams of suriactams Do. Do. ... Surfactant, emulsifier, wetting agent suspend- Sodaim hydronda................................................... Sodaim aopropyhachexylnapftthaleneauWonate.. mg agent, daperamg agent, buffer Neutrekier ..- Siaiactents. related adiuvims oi surfactems 283 VVV 000012524  180.1001 Titl* 40--Protection of Environment inert ingredients Limits uses SoOum W-lauroyf-Ai-methyttaunne ........ Surfactants, related adiuvants oi surfaciants SoOwm ieuryf glyceryl ether suttonaie I Do Sodum nwiMCiM ............... .' Surfactants, emuiariiers wetting agents dis parsing agents, butler Sodium mono-, di-. and tnisopropyl naphtha Surfactants reiateo adjuvants o' suriaciants lene auHonaie Sodum mono- and dmatty naphthalene sut- . Do lonatas, molecular I'Sqhi 245-260 | Sodum monoaWyi and dWfcyt (C.-C..1 phen- j Do oxybenzene deuHonete moruees containing ' not less than 70 parcam o> monoaiKy'aiafl product Sodum iV-ofeoyf-Mmethyltaunne.......................... Do Sodum oteyi auMata ..............................................j Sodum 4Ppaimrtoyl-Af-methynaunne .................. I Do Do Sodum mono- d- and tnbutyf mphthtene sut- ! Do tonatas Sodum propionate ........................... Preservative tor tormuiaiion Sodium salt of suffated o*eie add . Surfactants, related adiuvants of surfactants Sodum s*caie Surfactant emuisrfier wetting agent stabler mtuMor Sodum sudata Sodum Mtffrta ..................... Sold diluent, carter Stabilizer Sodum tnpotypnosphata ...................... Buffer, surfactant suspending agent dispers ing agent, anticaking agent, conditioning agent Sorfeitan tatty acid esters (tatty acids timed Surfactants, related adjuvants or surfactants to C,,. C... C,,. and C.. containing minor amounts of associated fatty i adds) and their derivatives, the poly : (oxyethylenei content averages 5-20 , moles Sortie sod (and potassium salt) ......................... . Preservative <CK formulations Sortxtd................................................................| .. Anbdusbng agent Soy protam. ootatad...............................................j Soybean Hour.......................................... .. . Soybean oil..............................................................i . Adhesive . Surfactant . Solvent, cosolvent Sperm ee con*ormmg to Tide 21, { 121 1179... Starch (potato, tapmca. and wheal).................... .. Coating agent .] SoW (Wuent earner Staanc aod............................................................... a-Stearoyt-omape-hydroxypoty (oxyethyiene), j Dduent .! Emulsrfier image motecular wmght of 600 g-Oiaaroyt-omapd-hydroxypoty (oxyathylena); ! Surfactants, retaied adiuvants of surfactants the pety (oxyeffiytene) content averages edher 6. B, or 40 motes, if a blond ot . products m usad. the average number ot motes ethytene onde reacted to produce any product met * a component ot the Wand aha* be either, S, or 40. Sucross .................................................................. Sucrose octeecetate. SoW (Wuenl earner, salener Adhesrve Sulfurous ecxl......................................................... Preservative Tate........................................................................... TaN on. tatty soda not tesa than 56 percent, SoW driuem. earners. Surfactants, related adjuvants oi surtaciams mein soda not more than 44 percent, unee- pomftaClaa not more Otwt 6 percent Tarvone........................................................... a-(j-(1.1.3.3-Tetnmeth)rfbutyl) phenyl ]- Surfactants, related adjuvants o' surfactants otrmgm hydroxypoty joxyethyiene) produced by the condsneebon ot t mote of (i.f,3.3. tebamethytbutyt) phenol <wth an average of 4-14 or 30-70 moles o* ethytene gods, rt e Wend ot products is used, the average raarfcer of moles ot ethytene oxide r--ctad to produce any product that a component of the Hand shad be at the range of 4-14 or 30-70. Tetrahydrofurtixyl alcohol ................................. Sofrent ceaotveni 2.4.T.B-Tetremethyl-S-docyn-a. T-dwt.............. Not mote then 2 5% of pesb- Surfactants. laiaied adiuvams of surfactants Teiraaoduit pyrophoaphaia Tncalcum pheephaie cWe formulation Anbcakmg agent. conoruonmg agent Surfactant. auapenckng ageni. dispersing agent, anbcakmg agent, conditioning agent 284 VVV 000012525 /^\ Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 inert ingredients Limits Uses i.i.l-TncMoroethene ... TnehtccoHuoromethene ........................ . Tndecytpofy (oxyethyiene) acetate. sodium . sett: where the ethylene oxide content aver. : ges 6-7 motes TrispOum phosphate........ i................................... .. Solvent cosolvent ; Propellent Surfactants, related adjuvants o' surfactants Surfactant, emulsifier wetting age"! Varmcukte.............................................................. | ....................................... , Solid diluent, earner Walnut shells........................ ..................... .......... Wheat bran.............................................................. !............... ....................... ..................... | Do Do Wintergreen oS .................................................. I ... . ....... .... Attractant Wood flour ............. ....... ........... Denved from wood tree of Solid chiueni and earner chemical preservatives Xenthan gum........................................................... i.... Xylene meeting the specifications listed in in pestiCOe lormuianons to' J 121.1102(b>(4) of Chapter I. Title 2i gram storage only Code of Federal Regulations. ZaoMe (hydrated alkali aluminum siiicatei .... Zinc ouN ..................................... ............| Zinc sulfate (besac ano monohydrate) ..... Zinc suHate (0es*c and monohydratei ............................. Thickener Solvent, cosotvem Solid diluent, earner Coating agent Do Souo diluent, earner (d) The following materials are exempted from the requirement of a tolerance when used m accordance with good agricultural practice as inert (or occasionally active) ingredients in pesti cide formulations applied to growing crops only inert ingredients Limns Uses Acetorvtme Not more man 0i% of pesti cide formulabon Acetophenone.............................. .............. Acryiemde-ecryiic eod resms ....... Acrylamide-sodium acrylate re*ms.................... , ACTyfcc acid, polymerized. and its ethyl end i methyl esters a-Alkyt (C,-C,)-omepe-hydfosrypc>ty (oxyethy- lene| mature of dmydeogen phoephete end ' monohydrogen phoephete esters end the 1 conespondmg emmonum. celcum. megne- ! sum. monoethenotermne. poissxum j sodsim. end zme selts of the phosphate esters, the poty (oryethylene) content aver ages 3-20 moles Solvent for Mended emuprfiers in an pesti cides used before crop emerges irom soil and m rtertModes before or after crop emerges Attractant Thickeners Do Surfactants, reietad adfuvants 0' surfactants Surfactants, related adiuvsnis o' surfactants fl-A*yl (C,.-Ci,K>mege-hydontpo<y- (oxythylene)poly(oxypropyiene) mrsture ol dhend monhydrogen phoephete esters and the conespondrig ammonium, calcium. 1 magnesium, monoethanoieimne. potesawm. sodium, end rmc safis of the phosphate - esters; me compweu polyoxyethylene)- 1 pofyfovypropylehe) content averages 3-20 ; motes | AJcme-aifcyf (C,,-Ci,)-cvnep*- | hydrospofyievyettryfene) poiyoxyproplene) : copotymer; po*y(otyethylane) content pu ts moles; pofcrfoxyproplene) content 1-3 motes. ehe-Alkyt<C.wC..Himeps hyOoxypotyoxyethyteiw/oxyptopytone) he- tenc polymer m wfxeh the ovyethyieoe eon- tent averages 13-1? motes end the oxypropytene content averages 2-6 motes. Surfactants, related adfuvants of surfactants Do Do. 285 000012526 VVV  180.1001 Till* 40--Protection of Environment inert mgredmnts Urmts UHS a-Alkyl (C,,-C,,)-0rn*p*- ; Not more lhan 0 2% m the Emulsifiers in pesticide concenirates appiieo hydrexypoty(oxyethytene) aullosuconaie. ' oopropylamtne and Af-hydroxy-ethyt opro- : pytamme salts ol, the poly (oxyethytenel ; hnei solution writ! liQuid fertilizer solutions before croc emerges from soil o> not later Ihan 4 weeks after planting content averages 3-' 2 motes a-Alkyl (C.r-C.tHr-hydroxy-pofy (oxyethylene) ; Surfactants related aoiuvams o< suriactants copotymers wrth poky (oxypropytene); po- ! lyoeyethytene content averages 3-12 moles < and potyoxypcooytene content 2-9 motet a-Alkyl <C,r-C..)-omega-hydroxypoly (oxyethy- i lane/pxyprepytena) notenc polymer in Do vrfkeh the oxyethylene content is 8-12 . moles and the oxypropytene content is 3-7 motes. a-AJkyt (Ci,-Cn l-amepe-hydfoxypofy (oxyethytane/oxypropytene) hetenc polymer in which the oxyetnytene coolant is B-'3 ..... Solvent, cosolvent Surfactant and relaied ad luvants of surfactants moles and the oxypropytene content is 7- 30 moles. n-AJkyt{C.-Cn) amine acetate .......... ...... . Surfactants related adiuvanis of surtactanis o,a`-[methytenetxs)4-(1,1,3,3- ......... .. Solvent csolvent surfactant ana reiaiea ad tetramethyOutyt)-o-pheyteneii Orstiu-hyoroiypoty (oxyetnytene|) having 6-7 5 motes ol luvams of surfactants ethylene oxide per hydroxy* group Almond, bitter .......................... Attractanl Alpha-(p-nonytpnenyl*-omega-hydroiypoly lor- Surtactani yethylene). produced by the condensation of t mole o< nonylpftenoHnonyt poup is a propylene mmer isomer | with en average ol - 4-14 or 30-100 moles of ethylene oxide it a bland of product* is used the averege number of moles ol ethylene onde reacted lo produce any product that a component Of the Wend shiaH be in me range 4-14 or 30-100 Aluminum 2-ethythexanoate I ........................... I Not more than0 25% o* pes- * Getting agent nodeformmation Alumnum sulfate......................................................! ........................................ j ..!Seiener adjuvant Arma aafts of awyMC.-C.) benzene-sortorve i .......................................................!Surfactants, related adjuvants ol surfactants aad {butytamme. dvnethyiamtno-propyla- I mne. mono- and daeo-propyiamne mono-, d*-. and tnafhanotarranai | A^(A/rxnoethyf) athanolamma sail of dodacyt- 1 For use only m hqutd emutarii- benzene suffomc sexf. abta herbicide concentrates Do Ammonium thiocyanate ... ........................ Adfisvant/intensrtier lor defoliation of and Banum suftate.......................................................... Benzene.................................................................... weed control in/on cotton and soybeans Carrier Solvent coaorvent 1 ,2-benznoVxazokn--3--one................................ Not more than 0 t pci ol Preservamre/stawiize' tormulabon Not more than 0 02 lb to be spotted per acre iVAf-B* [o-ethyt-omatfe hydroxypoty (oxyethy- Surfactants for preemergence use with herbi- lene) alkytamma; the poly (oxyethy*ene| cement averages 3 moles, the alkyl groups era derived from tallow, or from odes on sugarcane only soybean or cottonseed ok acids. Af,AAWs(2-hyikuxyalliy1) aJkytamma. where the elkyt grcx* (C>-C..| are denred from coco Surfactants, related adiuvants of surfactants nut cottoneeed. aoya. or Wow sods Af.MBw 2-(omppe-hyoxypoiyoxyetnytenei ethyl afcytenwie; the raaetton product of i Do moto AlAy-Bia<2-bydroxyefbyt) aftytamna and 3-60 moles of polytoxyethytenel atkyta- mine, where die alkyl group (C.-C..) denied from eoeonui. cottonseed, soya, or (2^'|2.S-Trkophenedry*| we (S-fed-butytoarv io ppm m pesticide tormuia- zaxazWe)) (CAS Ragmtry Mender 7128- boos 64-5) Bode acid......................................................... ................................................................ BufeWsns styrene copolymer ............................................................ ........... Butane...................................................................... .... ............................ QueWy control egent Sequestrent Adhesive, component ol edhesive Propellent 286 vvv 000012527 Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agoncy 180.1001 i _______________________________________________________ ___ inert ingredients ! Limits Uses Butyl siea/ete .... ...... Dafoemer Butoxytnetbylene-giycol phosphate Surfactants for arsenical neroicide formula tiont only n-Butyf alcohol ............................... Servant, cosoivant I 1,3-Butyfene glycol dvnethyacrylate Not more then 0i\ ol pesti Stabilizer cide formulation y-Sutyroiectone ..................... . | Sotvent 1 Cakaum and sodwm salts of certain tulfonei- I Surfactants, related adfuvants of surfactants ed petroleum freeborn (mahoQany soaps); caloum salt motacular waighf 790-1.020. soOum salt molecular weight 400-500 Calcum hypoetbonte............................................. Sanmzing and trieacnmg agent Carrageenan, conforming to Title 21. Not more titan O f 5% of pes f 121.1066 ticide formulation. Ceroua cMonoe ...... i 10 ppm m formulation........... Chlorobenzene ...................................................... ! Contains not more ittan f% ThicKener and atabdizer for pesticide formula tions applied to seeds before planting Tagging agent Sotvent. cosolveni | impurities Not for um after < edble parts of plant bepn I to form Do not graze *ve- ! | stock in treated areas within *8 hours after appb- CMorotorm............................................................ Cemamon......................... ......... Sofvcnr Anraciant Clove....................... ................... Coal (derived only from anthracite and btturrv- Soil application only. Do . . 1 Camel, extender nous coets) Coffee .................................................................... Attractam I Coke (from anthracite and bituminous coals Soil appacalion only. Carrier, extender only and petroleum) Condensation product of orthophenytphenoi 1 Stabikzer with 5 motes of ethylene onde Copper naphthenate.................. ..................... Not more than 2 5 pci of I Mercaptan scavenger formulation, application tan- I technical pesticaM ited to before edible por- ! bon* of plants begm to i form Capper aafts of neodecanoc aod and 2-ethyl Not more than 1 pet of for Do haxanoc aca3 mulation. application bmrted to before edible porbona of plants begm to torn Com. Attractam Com gluten meal. Hydrolyzed Attractant Cyclohexane........................................ Soiverrt. cosotvent Cydohexanof ........................... Do Cyclohexanone.................. ..... Do D A C Green No 6....................... Dye D ft C Red No f 7. techncai grade 0 ft C viet No 2. tectweal grade Dye Not more than 0 005% of Dye peebcide formulation n-Deeyf alcohol Do Diacetone alcohol eecbvator. solvent for formulations used I before crop emerges from soil CkafcyKC,-C,,) amethyf ammonium chlonde. Surfactants, related adiuvanls ol surfactants (C.-C.0 group from taHo* OwHyl phthalaie..................................................... Not more tnan 0 1% of pesti- Stabttzer oda formulation a-(Di-aec-butyf>-phenyl-poiy-(ORypropylene) Surfactants, related adfuvants of surfactants Mac* polymer witn poly (oxyethyienei, the pdy (oxypropytena) content average* 4 ! moles, the poly (oxyethyienei cement aver- I ages 5 to 12 moles, the moleculai a-Dodecylphsnol-w-hydroaypoy (oxyethylen*/ DO oxypropylere) hatenc polymer where ethyi- ane oxxM contem ti-13 motes and oxypropyteoa corHem e 14-16 moles weight averages 600 to 965 DwHhenoUnbne....................................................... StaMizer. mtvtvtw for formulations used before crop emerges born sod Dwfbytene giycot................................................... Deacbvalor for formulations used before crop Dieth|tene glycol and dwthyfen* glycol mono- emerges from so* Oaecbvetor for formuiebons used before crop butyt. monoeetyi. and monomethyl efhart emerges from tod. sUMaer 287 VVV 00001252a pumh""-- "  180.1001 Title 40--Protection of Environment inert ingredients Limits Uses Drmelhytformamide (see also 160 H)46( . For use only in preemer- Solvent cosolvent gence application, applica tion pno< to formation ot edible parts o* food plants and seed and transplant treatment Also, as pan of Ihe USDA entcftweed Qua' antine program postemer gent application in lieia | corn, after silking and las- seling of the corn 3,6-Dwtietrryt-4-OCtyrv-3,6-dOl.................. Jin pesticide formulations, lor Surfactants related adiuvanls of surfactants toil prior to planting o' lo plants betore edAte pans form Otmethyl suffoxide ... . .. Solvent or cosolveni to' lormuialions used before crop emerges tier" soil 0' prior lo formation of edipie pans of <ooo plants Dwxane................. .......... D^etaasium Hydrogen prvospnaiE ............. ................... Solvent cosolvent Buffering agent Ckpropyfene glycol dibertxoaie OiprppyMne glycol monomethyl ether Dtaodum 4-isodecyt suifosuccinate Dodecyipnenoi .. Douglas-fir bark, grouna .. . Dysproeaim etuonde EpicMorohy*in......................................... For seedtreatmentuse only Solvent, cosofvem . . ... Siapviier Surfactants related aotuvants o' surfactants Coupling agent in emulsif#' Seed diluent carnet 10 ppm mrormuraiion Tagging agent Not more man o< pesti Stabilizer for an pesticides used oero'e crop ade formulation emerges Irom soil and >r soil lumganis before or after crop emerges Ethylene tkchionde (1,2-<*ehifoethene) .......... Do Oo Ethylene glycol monotx/tyiether Ethylene glycol............................ Antifreeze, descirvaiot for au pesticides used before Crop emerges Irom soil and *> herb Cides before or after crop emerges Ethylene glycol monometnyi ether i-Ethjrtheaano ................................. Solvent Cosolvent. Oefoamer solvent fo> *t< pesticdes used before crop emerges from so>i and m herbicides before or after crop emerges EVtyl methacrylate ............... Surfactants rotated adiuvants c surfactants Ethylene glycol monomethyiether , Solvent Id formulations used Before crop | emerges from soil Europe cmonde. Fenupeek ........ 10 ppm in formulation - Tagpng agent ARredant Feme chfonoe Not greater than 2 percent o' suspending. dispersing agent, pesticide formulation Fluoroapatne............................................................I...................................................... Solid diluent earner FvmaMehyde..........................................................I Not more then i% of part- Preservative for formulation | ode formulabon Fumenc acM)............................................. !.................................................... Aodulant Fiaturai byproduct (a granular siaam-aod :................................................. Sow duuant. earner vvilrTad. kgnoceeuloac residuum n the ex tracted of fuhm from com cobe. sugar- > cane trepans cottonaaad hulls, oat huks. Vtd nee huffs) Okjcone add [and aodum salt)............... .......... Sequeatrant Glyceryl triacetate.................................................. Statelier Gheeryitoa 12-hydroxyeteerate................ .......... Greprvte ................................................................. Hexamethyianetetrimina....................................... FKa control agent Treatment aid tor seeds Stateaer for camera m sow pesticide lormu laboos Hexene (mduttng eomenc hexanes) . . Solvenl. coeohent p-Hexyl alcohol................................................. a-Hydro-omege^rydroitypofy-loryethyiene). Do. Camer molecular nmgfti 100,000 rrwwnum a-Hydro-omega-hydroxypory-tonypropylene) Gomponem of defoemers (mol. wt 2000) TNcfcener Hydtcaypropyl guv gum. Hfroctaflecanoi............... oo Not more than 2% of port- Detoemmg agent one formulation teoemyf acetal*.. Not more then 0.5% of peefe- Odor-masiung egent ode formulation 288 VVV 000012529 Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 Inert ingredients Limrts Uses liobomyt acetate isobutyt alcohol Isobutytene-buiene copolymers isophorone...................... Fdt sol application only Solvent Do Binder Solvent and eosotvent for formulations used before croc emerges from so<i for posi emergence herbicide use on rice wheat barley, oats, and rye before crop begins to head, and for post-emergence use on beets (sugarbeets and table beetsi ana spinach Isopropyt alcohol . Isopropylbenzene (3-Lauramdo-propyi> methyl sulfate tnmethyiemmonium Not more than 2 6% in me formulation. Not to be ap plied withm 7 days ot har Solvent, eosotvent. stabilizer inhibitor Solvent, cosorvent Antistatic agent Lanthanum chloride ........ Locust bean gum ........ Maleic aod-butadiene copolyme' vest 10 ppm in formulation . 3 pel o' pesticide lormuiation Tagging agent Adhesive, component of defoamers Surfactants, raiaied adiuvants surfactants Maleic acid and maleic annydnde For pesticide lormuiations ap Stabilizer plied to apples with a mini mum pre-narvest interval o* 21 days Maleic snnyorKle dtisobutyiene copolymer, Not more than 3% ot pesti Suspending agent dispersing agent sodium salt cide lormuiation Maleic anhydride methyl vinyl ether. copo Do lymer; average molecuiar-weignt 250.000 Manganese carbonate .................................. Plant nutneni Mesityl oxide.. ... Noi tor use aher edible parts Solvent eosotvent of plant begin to form Do not graze livestock m treat ed areas withir 46 hours after appacation Methyl alcohol ............................................................................. Methyl be (2-hydraxyethyl) alkyl ammorsum '..... i Do j Surfactant entonde. where the carbon cnam (C.-C..I jderwea from coconut, cottonseed, soya. o> tallow acids j Methylene blue ......... i . i .... Dye tor formulations used on cotton Methylene chlonde-trbcNoromeihanei ....... ............................... Solvent, cosofveni Methyl ethyl ketone ............................ ........ Do Methyl p-hydroxybenzoate .............................j ................ ..... Preservative lor formulations Methyl isoamyl ketone .............................. 1................................ Solvent, eosotvent MitfiykioOutyl ketone............................................. ................................ Do Methyl methacrylate , Surfactants, related adiuvants oi surfactants Methyl oieate 2-Melhyl-2 4-penttnediol ... j ........................... Surfactant Solvent lor formulations used before crop emerges from son Methyl violet 26 .......... ......... Dye Mixed phytosterols (consisting of campesterol. Surfscant sitosterol and sUgmesterol, with minor amounts ot associated plant atarofs) de rived from edtoie inqetahtr oils Monophosphate ester pi the block copolymer Surfactants, retateo adiuvants o' suriaciants A-hydro-omepe-hyOroxypoty (oayethylenel- pofy (oxypropytene)-poly(oxyethytene). the poly (oxypropyfene) conleht averages 37- 41 moles, and the molecular weight aver ages 6.000 Morpholme sad pi dodecytbenzene auttpnc Do. acid. Naphthalene-sulfonic acid-formaioenyoe con densate. ammoraum and sodium satis .......................... Do- X-tp-Noftytphenyt)-dmeg-nydroxy- Not more then 0.2% m (he Emulaifcers m pesticide concentrates applied pofytoxyethyiane) suNosuconaie eopropyta- Fmel solution. with kqtad fertilizer solutions beioie crop mme and AMtydroiyethyt tsopropyiamne emerges from soil or not later than 4 wteks salts of the poty(oxyethytane) content aver- after planting Oat hUK................ ........ ............. nOctyl alcohol....................................................... Oleie aod diettar of A-hydro-dnapa-hyrSexy- pofy-(oxyethytana); the poly (oxyethytarw) molecular weight averages 2,300 Solid dduent earner Sohent. coaohent Surfactant 289 VVV 000012530 JI 180.1001 Title 40--Protection of Environment Inert mgredwnts Limits Uses e-Ofeoyi jmepe-(Oleoyloyl poty-(oxyetnytene) .... Component ot detoamers darned from A-hydro-omege-hydroxypoiy I (oxyethytene) (mot. wt 600) Paraformaldehyde ............................................ ' Not more man 2 percent o' Preservative tor formulation pesticide formulation I Partial sodMtt salt of Mtauryt-a-anmoO-pro- Not more than i percent of Surfactants, related aotuvants t surfactants paorac ecad pesoaoe tormulaton Phenol ...................................................................... ............................. ................. Solvent, cosotvent Phenolic reams.................................................. | Soil appkcation* . Bmang agent Phenoauiterec aod-lormaldahyde urea con- . Appied to growing plants Dispersant surfactant deneate and its sodum salt only (Pnoiatocyanmato (2)) copper. (C.l. pigment When used as a colorant m Coloring agent, pigment Hut No 15). | tow-density plastic titms Pigment red as ...... 1 For eeed treatment uae only ; Dye e-Pewne. .......................................... ..! Not more than 2% of tormu- . Stabilizer laton by weight Polyethylene, oxidized (as defined in ... Surfactants, related adiuvants oi surtactants f 121 1142(a). Trtle 2t) Poiyft nethyiene-p-nonytphenoxy)- poly (oxypro- Do pyiene) propanol; the potylory- propylene) comem averages 4-12 moles PolyovyethytateC primary inane (C,,-C,.). the Applied poor to planting oi Surfactant fatty amine is derived from an animat any crop or as directed source end contains 3 percent avaier. the spray around the base of pe<y-(0yethyierte) content averages 20 any crop I Polyoxyethylene |S| aoroatan monooteate . Surtactants. related aoiuvants of surfactants Pofylotryethytene) adducts ot mixed phytoster | Surfactant, related adiuvants ola (such aiarois to consist of campesterot. sbgmatteroi and snosteroi with mmo* amounts ol associated plant sterols) de rived from tdM vegetable oils, potyoryeth- ytane content everaging 5-26 motes Polyeorbete so, conforming to Title 21. - Svxtactant 1121.1030 Poiyvanyt acetate (as defmad m $ 121 1059. .j Adhesive Te 2D Pofyvxryt alconol..................................... i 1 Binder. water solubte bag-container or film- tape lor encapsulating seeds Potyvmyipyrroadone. butytaied ... ................... . Surtactants. related adiuvants o' surfactants Potassium carbonate............................................ .......................................................! Buffering agent rrrtaaanim rutiininonn fihnapfiBtr........................ ................ ........................ | Do Propane...................................................................................................... . , Propellent n-Propenof.......................................... ......... .................................................... ! Solvent lor Wended emuisrhers PropySene dcMonda............................................... ..........................................................' Solvenl tor formutetons used before croc Propylene glycol monomethyteiher.................... j................................. Roam, dark wood les defined m 1 121.2502, |........................................ emerges from toil 1 Solvent 1 Surtactants related adjuvants o' surtactants Tide 21) Roam, gum............................................................... ................................. Roam, tail oti............................................................ ..................................... ScanWum chtonde.................................................. ! 10 ppm m tormulaton Do Do ! Taggmg agent SRcon Honda, fumed, amorphorus................. i Flow control. entoaimg. and earner agent Soapbark ttMWfa)................................................. SoHum butyl naphthannaiutlnnaf ................. Sodum ciaetnate................................................ SodMtt ovate.......................................... ....... SoHum 1,4-deyWohexyt sHtoauccmate......... I Dispersing agent, wetting agent I Surfactants, related adiuvants or surfactants SuepenHng agent end binder Sequettreni ! Surfactants. retatec adjuvants of surfectams Sodium 1.4-dmeiyf auHoeuccmaie...................... Do Sodum 1.4-dMObutyi aultoewccmaia................... SodMh M-dpentyt aulfoauccmate.................... Do Do SodMh i.4-dnndacyi atiloomcmale ................. Do SodMh fluorida...................................................... Not more than 0.25% ot pea- StaMaof earner tor tormulatons used before aodt tormufabon crop emerges from soil Sodum metaborala............................................... Sodxim molybdate................................................. Sodum mono- and denethyt-naphthaleneeui- Soquaatram Plant nutnent Sutactams. related adjuvants oi surtactants tonaie; moieculaf weight 245*260 Sodum mono-, dt-. and tmaopropyl-naphtha- Do lanamrtcnef SodMh rabat#........................................................ SoW (Mwanl Sodamt mbite............................................................ Not more than 3% of pesti Stabaaer. rrmonor cide tormwaton 290 VVV 000012531 Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 inert mgredwnts Lmvts Sodum o-phenytphenate . ............ Not more then 0 1 % of pesb- j Preservative for formulaiion cade formulabon SoOunt po*y-ftevmoid sulfonate, consisting | chiefly of me copolymer of cetecnm end leucocyamdin ! Sunscreen agent for viral insecticides *or use | on conon Sodum u>t o< the insoluble traction of rosn . | Surfactants related adjuvants o' surfactants Sodum mR of partially or completely saponi fied dark wood roam (as defined in Title Do 21). | 121.2592(a)(1M) Sodum tetraborate............................................... Noi more than 2% of pesti Buffering agent, corrosion innionor cide formulanon Soybean oif-denved fairy acids............................ Solvent, cosolvent Styrene-malec anhydride copolymer, ester Limned to 3% of the formula Suspending or dispersing agent For pre derivative. tion. emergence use and use prior 1C formation of edtte pans oi piani Styrene-maleic anhyOide copolymer .............. Sutfoauccmc acid ester with /V-(2.-hydroxy propyl) ofeemde. ammonia and isopropylsmne Mils of For preemergence use only ... NdI more than 0.2% in the final solution Suspending or dispersing agent Emulsifiers in pesticide concentrates aopl-ed with liquid fertilizer solutions before cop emerges from soil or not later man 4 weeks after planting Tannin.......... ..................... ................ Dispersing agent N. N. V. V-Tetrak*-l2-hydroxy-propyf> ethyeneOemine Stabilizer lo< formulations used beiore cop emerges trom son e-lp-<l.i.3.3-Tetremeihylbutyl) phenyl). omepe-hytfoxypolyloxyethyfene) mixture of dhydrogen phospneie end monohydrogen phosphate esters and the corresponding Surfactants, related adjuvants oi surfactants odum Mtts of the pnosphaw esters: the poty(aryethytene) content averages 5 to 10 e-[p-<i.i.3.3-Teiremetnyibutyi) phenyl)pofy- I loxypropytenej bloclr polymer with poly (ox- yethyfene). the pofy (oxypropytene) content i averages 25 moles, the poiyloxyethywne) content averages 40 mows, the molecular ! njfil averages 3.400. | 2.4.7.9-Tebamethyf-&^ecyne 4,7-dwl................ In pesticide formulations, lor application to soil prior to planting or to plants before edtoW pans form Ternary buiy1hyopumone . TeVMOdHim M-jl,2-d- carboxyethyf)-AAocta- decyl- suHosuccmamate Titanium dwxide . . ............. Toluene atifomc acid end its ammonium, calaum. magnesium, potassium, sodum. and ZMC MRS Toluene ........... .............. Tnetfwnotemne...................................................... Trtethytene gfycoi Tnethyi phoaphate ............................. .................................. Tn-wn-butyiphenoi pofygfycd ether imolecuWr eeight 746) ............................................... Velenc acxf normal ........................................... Not more then 2 pet in pesti cide formuiatioris Vanrihn ................................................. Vnyt chionde-vtoyi acetate copofymers Not more than 2% of pesbode formulation. Wheal................................................................ Wheat hour............................................................ Wodwaa alcohofs ................................................ Xylene...................................................................... Xylene sJforee and rts inxnorwm calcium, magneawm. potassium. eedun and *mc Do Do Armoxidani Do Pigment/coloring agent m plastic bags used to wrap growing bananas (preharvest) Do Solvent, eosotvem. Stabilizer, inhibitor lor formulalions used before crop emerges trom sei Deectivator Stabikzer for formulations used before crop emerges from ml Surfactant for formulations used before crop emerges from ml Stanching agent or odorant Attracted Inert bmdmg egeni to> formulation applied only to ml Aitoctant Do Safenar. Solvent, coaoiveni Surfactants, related *duvanis of surfactants Ytterbum chlonda Yttnum chtonda........ Znc ortfiophoaphata. 10 ppm m formulation 10 ppm in formulation Taggmg agent Tagong agent Rant nutnent end satener 291 00012532 eS2TOOOO AAA OQ oq OO OQ OQ nutistuns jo siubwiIpi poibiaj stutiatpos stutsturis io siuvArtp* cwivtsj ciuti3tjn$ Suipuodtns siuaptuns to nuKvd p OeiBldi DU8 lueiPturtS IuSajOSOO lUOAfOS ' stutiotpns io us*nipa pataiaj jaipsinuia 'siutistpns 1 Slunocuns |0 SlUBATlI o> Miciaj pue lueiPBpns tuaAtosoo iimaos stutissuns to SIUtAHl pe psteipj pus lusiseuns tudAtosoa `lustgos i sj*tmnuj3 . jtzuntsiOM | >SO|iQlS tuaiMOSOO |U8A|09 : wsn Z6Z (OUWN(OU*m*UI pu* -t> -OUOUI put 'mmut -tMojdumt put -ououi :m Udojd CMwAmwujp auujtiAjnq) pet ....................... seoprmuMutd (*o-*o *AiM* (o sutt tuwiv W MB put 'unpos mrasguJ -unttuAtw `uno its WTHUOUMIt tu put ntprit C'o-"0> t*tv apuo tuttfcw (0 ttfOw 9 w* ("o tt4 I -iM put tjtujo* jwutmtd put MIBA* i autiMojd >o unpoui t * |Ai*t> toutud^m ! |0 *fOut I jo uonttutpuoo tm *q ptonpotd : (*ut|Am*AM) Atnrttoantg m (ytutgdtAitV d) SJT9 AfMtumOJddt tyOm tttnoqoui t0t | -mi :ttf0ui 9-i tuttuoo uttAfltAtoAj od IMIOtU - i lutWJOS WHfMGirtTQ<| -od untmnaoAtod mu* ttupljodoo ipofq (utfMojdXxo) ZtodfaojpZn-M.fyj) fa|v -mow g itfltjt*t umuoo cun<u<i)<tsrt | Mi) sun ms put umpet unnttod uni I -*u6tui -umorto 'unuouJUJt qt put napni (tutjAjptA*o)-A|Od*tojpj(u^M'3-*'3J |Aqv- OZ-OC n-l 0 tdWJ ut i *j irwj* pu*tq tm to mtueduieo t m Itm pnpcud fat tonppjd ot ptPW) pus to ttfouj to <*dunu aflutt fltJPAt tw p*tn nrpud to puttQ ! t D :apnO |S tt|OUl OZ-OC VI -i to afiuu t uvw |outud<t*tnqt*u>tuint -G'C'i'iW to atom i to uotttutpuoo agt *q ptorpojd (MtAuwteo) A|OdUCUpAu40MP ....................... -[iAugd(tAtnqiAuituAtx-C'C'i'iHf]-0M4V goo i auaiAipa to satoiu OQ-OC 10 Vt-V wOtiM | tuaiuoa (auavUaaAxo) A*od am put muom 1 JUM) auatAdotd t OncjO |Auou ut DPI i putz put utmpoa umdsgod -auauqoua i -uitouom `uHVMuOtuj 'wnotto 'imuouMtt ' (qi put) ttunt ttuq*mA)KAtOdAKOff<M ..................... I -tflomo-tt*utud<uoN-d) tgdnr apt* DOOd |....................................................... nonP9 WlV MtOUJ oe-i ttflt -*At tUWUOO (auatAujaAxO) A|Od tw <Mtt -AgtAo) Z|Od *O**M-<-ro-*0l lApt-IUdlV sun pui2 put 'wnpoi `wra -stiod untouOtut 'ujnofto unuouMtt su put pot Muoumtutiutq (mo*`d) t*u(y z I -s safiw*t tuituOS au*|AulAM>Zgod PUB S*tOUI c SAdSJAAl tumuoo IU*|MOJdZ . xoAfOd :au|A(U*A)(oA|od lom> toutAod ipotq (BuoitAdOjdAxo) AtodAttojpAg (*,0-*0l , sotow oc*Z si luttuoa ut*do<dteo : 3<4) put MfOUi 1*9 SI JU*(U03 Utt<Mlt<SO aut go*** ui JtutAtod aumau (tuotAdoidAw /uaiAmsAxo) *todAojpig--('0-,'0) ^IV*D 000'9 ot oo2 to tOuti iuBwm tqraatoui uua (ouw -AuiAxo)-AtodAM}jp>(g-n-ojpAg-D o wm > -ip pul -ouout 'spot MMtitit put aoutqy ..................................... togoott u*out| ptittZttov ................................................................. apt*u(uut 39IOV twun uutottOm utui .stBixiiU'B oi psijdd'B snoi'i'Biniiuoj sppiisad ui siua;pai8u] (aAi^o^ ^n'Buots^oao jo) iJaui ?e aoi^o^Jd [Bjn)(noioav poo3 aoirBpJOoa^ uj pasn uaq/a aou'Bjaioi b jo juauiajmbdj aqj uiojj pa^duiaxd axe BiBijarsui SujMonoj aqx (3) _____________________________________________ |U6t JOAU03 MOId ' (SKP)tOl I2t I HdO 12 ot 0uuuO|ui titnttt 3wz snn suuin siuipudm u*ui iuauiuoiiAUj JO uoipojoja--Qp oqix (OOt Ofit \ 1 I t \ , i Chapter I--Environmental Protection Agency 180.1001 inert ingredients Limns Uses Asewbyf psImitate . | Attaputgrte-type day Benzoic acid............................................................ a-QuUncx................................................................... | a-Butyl-6-hyOo*ypoly-<oxypropylene) block j polymer with pofy(o*yethyiene). molecular j wght 2.400-3.500 : a^MrZ-Outyl-pheriyl)-w-hy*ovypO<y- [ (oxyethylene) (texture of dFtydiogan pnos- j phate and monohydrogen phosphate esters and the correaponOng ammonium, calcium, magneaum. monoethanenemme. potassium, sodum. and anc salts of the phospnete esters; the po*y(0ysthylone) content aver ages 4-12 moles. Butene...................................................................... Butyisted nytvoxytnoofe Butylated hyoroxytomerie ......................... Calcium and sockum sans of certain sutfonat- ed petroleum fraeuon* (mahogany soaps) ealeaim salt molacular weight 790-1.020. sodwm sen molecular wwghl 400-500 Cdoum carbonate.................... Calcmm chlonde ....................... Calcum tifccate. hydrated eataum silicate Catoum sulfaie.............................. j ................ Carrageenan, confomvng to 21 CFR 172.620 Minimum molecular 100.000 Caator 04, polyoayethylated. the poTytoryetfryienei eontani averages 5-S4 Preservative SoM diluent, cemer Preservatnte for formulations Solvent lor blended emulsifiers Surfactants, emulsifier related adtuvants of surfactants Surfactants related adtuvants o< surfactants Propellant Ahbozdant Do Surfactants, related adtuvants oi surfactants Solid diluent, tamer ............. Stabilizer . ... ; Anbcaing agent, sow diluent came. ............. , SoM diluent, earner weight Trackener Surfactants related adjuvants ot surfactants Caator on. U.S.P............................................... Castor os. poiyoryethytated. the poy(ozyethytene) content averages 40 Cosolvent Surfactants, related adjuvants of surfactants Ck aod................................................................................................ Com syrup............... j. ..... ............................................. Cumene (wopropyibenzene) ............................................. Cyclohexanone......................................... .... D and C o**h No 6... ......................................................... ...... 0 and C violet No. 2........................ . .. | ............................ Dextrose.............................................. ........................................... Oiecetyt tananc aod esters of mono- ana j ckgtyconaes of edible fatty sods I . OwSryl <C-C,,) dHTMthytammonum chloride......: Nol more than 0.2% in skies j hydratad sikea Dtatomrte (diatarnaceous earth).... 1 ............................................ Owhtorodtfluoromethane OethytphthalaM.............. ................................................................................... ...................................................................................... 3.6-&methyf-4-octyne-3.6-dad............................... Not more than 2 5% of pestj- cxle formulation a-(ftP-ttnonytphanyl)-omeg-hydroYpoly (osyetiytane). produced by the condensation of 1 mole of dmonylphenol (nonyl poup a e propylene tnmer isomer) with an average of 4-14 moles of ethylene oude ...................................................... e-<o^>Oinonyfphenyl)sime0e-hydroxypoly- ...................................................... (oayethyfene) morue of tPiyikogen phos phate and monohydrogen phoephaie eaters and tha correaponOng ammonium, citoum. magnesMTt. monoethanoiamne, potaaawn. aodMfi and zme salts of lha phoaphaia eaters; tie nonyl poup a a propylene wner aomer and tha potyfoxyethyiene) contain averages 4-14 motes Opropyfana glycol monomethyf ethar.......................................................................... Oodecyfbenreneeultorec aod. arrvne salts..................................... ....... Buffer Sticker, ettracteni Solvent, cosolvent Do Dye. colonng agent Do Do SoM diluent, camer. sweetener Ermrisiher Flocculating agent in the manufacture of silica hydrated siMa for use at a sold dSuem earner. SoM diluent, earner Propellant Solvent, cosolvent Surfactants, rstattd adtuvants of surfactants Oo Do Do Do vvv 00012534 293  180.1001 THI 40--Protection of Environment Inert ingreikents Urmia Uses o-^Oodecvtpheny'H*T*ep*-hytlro*ypoly (on- |.................................................. Surfactants, emutsrfier yefhyiene) produced Oy trie condensation of | 1 mote of dooacyipnenoi (ctodecyi group i a propylene tatramer aomarl wflh an aver age of *-14 or 30-?0 motes of athytene onde. rt a biend cri product* used, the ! avei age rwmoer of motes of etoytene onde : reacted to produce any product that * a componant of the Wend shaft Oe m the range of a-te or 30-70 moles. | cpwirtaert soybean om........................................................................................ Stabilizer Ethyl siconof..................................................................................... ................... Solvent, cosotvent 2-Ethyt-i-haxanoi.................................................... Not more than 2.54s ot pesti Solvent, sdiuvant ot surfactants cide formulation Ethylene wchtande 11 ^-Wchloroetharte)........... . Solvent, cosotvent Ethylene ouOe adduct* ot 2.4,7.g-tetramethy1- ,. .... . Surfactants, related aOiuvanis o' surfactants S-dacynedKft, Pie ethylene ow content averages 3.S. 10. or 30 moles. FO * C blue Mo 1.................................................. . FD and C Woe Me 1......................................................... Dye ' Oye. coloring agent Glycerol (gtycenn) ................................................ ' Meets specifications of Food Solvent and ihoiener Chemicals Code* Glycerol monooteate . ........................................ Glyceryl monosteartta... .................... Surtactants. related adiuvanry 0t surfactants Emuarfier Gtyceryttnsr 12-hydttxywearate...........................j Flow control agent GnpNte....................................................................r a-Hydro-omege-hydroxyooly-toiypropyiene). Sokd diluent, came. Surfactants, related adjuvants of surfactants molecular weight 2.000 *4tydro-omage>hydraiypoiy-<oxyethylene>- Surfactant wetting agent puryfovypropyiene) pofy-(oxyetrtyiena) block copokymer; the mavmum poly (osypropy- ; lene| content e 27 moles and the nsnmum j molecular weight la i .B00. leopcopyi alcohol..................................................... .. Solvent, cosolvent KaMWIiws Way................................................... Keroeene, U.S.P regain...................................... Sokd diluent. carhe> J Solvent, cosotvent e-Leuryi-emepenydRwypoiy <o*yethyiene> aW- , j Surfactants, related adfuvants of surfactants late. toAum salt the poly (osyathytena) oomam 3-* motas a-t^txyf-ovnapa-hydroirypoh (turyethyiene), , | Emutatfier. average molecular tmgrrt of 900. 4Mefhyiene <4-(1.1.3.3-tatramathylbutyf>--o- i . Surfactants, retaled sdiuvant* of surfactants phanyienei We--hydroypoiy (oryethytene) i having 6-7.S molaa ol ethylene oioda per liydiwyt fproup Lactic acid................................................................ Solvent Ugnoeuffonate: ammonium, catoum. magne Surfactants, related ediuvams of surtaeiams sium. poteeaum. aodMn, and anc salts Magnesium carbonate............................................ Sokd drtuent. earner. Magnesium tftfcstt. hydrated magnesium sik- Do. Manganous oieoe................................................... Ma*>yi alcohol........................................................ MePiylceautoaa....................................................... Malty eaters ol fsgher fatty ectos conlotrisng to TWe 21,1121.224 Methyl p hytfoaybemoeie (Methyl poraten) Meats speehcaMn* of Food Chemcala Codas; no) to asoaad 01 parcant n for- mutobona. Mineral oft, U.S.P., or conforming to Title 21. 1121.1146 or 1121.2560(a). <b) Methyl mobutyi ketone........................................... Mato'ilana eMohda............................................... Montmortftortta-fype etoy....................................... MapWhslensaiftlnrsr acid and its sodwn salt ... a-^-MorypnaryVw-hyqrosypofy (osypropy tone) Mack polymer with poly (cayethylene), potyoaypropytans oomam ol 20-60 motes, j polyusyetoytone content ol 30-60 motet. | motocular maght 2,100-7,100. ' 294 Do. Solvant. cosotvent Omparsmg-watbng agent Anadueung agent Preservative Sotvam. dlluant SoMni, coaokrent Do. 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Surfactants, related adtuvents ot surfactants ytone) ethanol: the poty (oxyethyiene) con- . tent averages 4-12 mote* i Poty<metnytene-p-nonytphenoKyl- ........................... Do pofytoxypropytenel propanol: the poty (oxy- propylene) content overages 4-1? motes Potyoxyethytaied sortxtot tetty ecxl esters: the 1 Do pofyoxyethyteted aorbrtof solution containing i 1$ percent water reeded wrth laity acids MMM <o C.i. C,,. Ci.. ant) C,, containing mnor amounts or associated tatty acids 1 the poty (oxyethyiene) content averages 30 mcAes I Poty(o*ypropytene) plock polymer wtiti i ................................................... Do potytoxyettiytene).moiecuter weight i .800- . 9,000 | Potyvmyi cMonde ............................................... I..... .... ................... Solid diluent carrier Potassium Hydroxide. . .] Meeting food Chemicals. Neutralize) Codex specifications n-Propenol................................................................. ... Solvent tor Dtended emulsifiers Propene ........... ....................... .. Proponent Propylene ode . ........................................... StaMiser Propyl gailete........................................ .. : Antioxidani Propyl p-hydroxypenzoate (Propyl parabem Meets specitcstions o> Pood Preservative Chemicals Gotten, not to - exceed 0 i percent m for mulations Propylene glycol ......... ......................... .. .. : Sohent, co*e*vant Propylene glycol monomethyi ether ... .. j Deectivator. emmoiieni PyrophyWe.................................................................. ... 1 Sohd diluent, carnet Rhodemme S....................................................... : Dye. Secondary alkyl poly loxyethytene) - : Surfactant acetate, aodkim sail, the ethylene oxide . content everages 5 motes Stkca aerogel (finely powdered rrvcrocetiuiar - Component of antrloeming agent sRca foam having a irxmmum sates content . of 69.5%). i Sdca. hydrated sikce............................................. [ Anttcaking agent, aokd diluent, earner Soepstone .................... SoM diluent SoOum alginate....................................................... Statxkzer Sodium butyinaphtheiene sultanate.................. j Not more than a 5 pet of pestioo* formula- Sodum carOoxymethytceUuloae....................... ! Sodean drtcdutytoaphthaleneeuttanate..............| Son. Suspending and trvcksrxng agent Surfactants, related adjuvants of surfactants Sodium doctytaulfo-aueanate............................... j Do Sodom hydroxide....................................................' Sodwm oopropyksohexyl- naphthalan- suHorv 1 ate. | NeutraJaer Surfactants, related adtuvents of surfactants Sodum oopropylnaptHhalene luftcnete ........... Oo. Sodium monoelkyf and diakyi (C,c,,) phanox- j ypana-zane dwuMonate mtxtutes containing , Do. not leas than ro% of the monoeikyiaied i product Sodium mono- and denethyt naphthalene sui Do tor**. molecular wwght 245-2*0 Sodium mono-. <h-. and tntxityi n^trthaienc Solvent, coaoivent wabriaei sulfonate*. Sodium suMate................................................ ........ ScM tUuent. earner Sodium N-oteoyt-M-methyi totatne...................... Not more than t percent of Surfactant peeftctoe tormuketion*. Sorttan tatty aad esters (fatty acade United Suftamg agent, corfoamn nhtotion to Cn. C... Cm. and CM contanng irxnor amounts of aaaoaetsd fatty acids) and poy(oxyethyiene) demretM* of aortatan fatty aod eaters. tha porrfoxyethylene) con tort avarage* 16-20 molss SotHtol..................................................................... AntdueSrfg agent Soy proton. lioMtofl....... Adfmna -Starpy( omaps hydroxypoTy (oxyethytone). svarage molecular weqfit el 600 Efflutotto vvv296 000012537