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Materials) Method 0-2879-8) (Approved 1983). Incorporated by reference in Section 215.105, or the vapor pressure may be obtained from a published source such as: Boubltk. T.. V.. Fried.and E. Halai "The Vapor Pressure of Pure Substances." Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co.. New York (1973). Perry's Chemical Engineer's Handbook. McGraw-Hill Book Company (1984). CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics. Chemical Rubber Publishing Company (1986-1987). Lange's Handbook of Chemistry. John. A. Dealt, editor. McGraw-Hill Book Company (198S). 2) For a mixture, the actual vapor pressure shall be determined by ASTM (American Society of Testing and Materials) Method 0-2879-83 (Approved'1983). Incorporated by reference In Section 21S.I05. or the vapor pressure may be taken as either: A) tf the vapor pressure of the volatile organic liquid Is specified In the applicable rule, the lesser of the sum of the actual vapor pressure of each component or each volatile organic material component, as determined In accordance with 215.102(b)(1). weighted by its mole fraction; or B) If the vapor pressure of the organic material or volatile organic material is specified in the applicable rule, the sun of the actual vapor pressure ` of each such component as determined In accordance with 215.102(b)(1) weighted by Its mole fraction. (Source: Amended at 12 111. Reg. 7650. effective April 11, 1988) Section 215.103 Abbreviations and Conversion Factors a) The following abbreviations are used In this Part: bbl barrels (42 gal) C degrees Celsius or centigrade cu In . cubic Inches CF degrees Fahrenheit ft foot g. . gram g/mole grams per mole gal gallon hr hour In . Inch "K degrees Kelvin kCal kilocalorie kg kilogram kg/hr kilograms per hour fcPa . kllopascals: one thousand newtons per square meter 1 liter 1b pound Ibs/hr pounds per hour 1b$/gal pounds per gallon meter Hg - Megagram, metric ton or tonne min Ml mu. Kg ml Ppm ppmv psl psla pslg so T minute megajoules millimeters of mercury milliliter parts per million parts per million by volume pounds per square Inch .pounds per square inch absolute pounds per square Inch gauge standard, cubic meters English ton 1 b) Ihe following conversion factors have been used In this Part: English Metric 1 gal 3.785 1 1000 gal 3.785 1 or 3.785 CObtc meters 1 psta 6.897 fipfa (SI.7T on Hg) 2.205, lbs I kg 1 bbl 1S9.0 1 1 I cu In 16.39 ml 1 Ib/gal 119.800 mg/1 1 T 0.907 mg 1 (Source: Amended at 12 111. Reg. 815^ effective ' Oecember 24. 1987) ! Section 215.104 Definitions , The definitions of 35 til. Adn. Code 201 and 211 .i apply to this Part. as.well as the definitions icontained in Uvls SectVo<v^ WherQ.Uie ... .definitions contained In this Section are.more ,specific than that found In Parts'201 or 211. It shall take precedence In application of this . Part. '"81nders": Organic materials and resins which 'do not Include, volatile organic.materials. rciear Topcoat": The final coating which contains binders, but not opaque pigments, and Is specifically formulated to form a transparent or translucent solid protective film. TContinuous Process": A method of manufacture of polystyrene resin In which the styrene raw material Is delivered on a continuous basis to the reactor in which the styrene ls polynerized" tp polystyrene. "Conventional soybean Crushing Source": Any hfcxaiie extraction soybean crushing equipment that uses direct contact steam for desolventtzlng and producing toasted soy meals'. "Furniture Coating Application line": The cooblnatlon of: coating, application equipments, flash-off area, spray booths, ovens, conveyors, and other equipment operated In a predetermined sequence for purpose of applying coating materials to wood furniture. Heatset": A class of web offset lithography which requires a heated dryer to soldify the printing Inks. "Heavy Liquid": Liquid with a true vapor pressure of less than 0,3 kPa (0.04 pst) at - 90 - I