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The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, Inc. 1133 15th S T R E E T .

PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT WCD-328 FROM DATEI Mr.

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CAM-208 CYPRUS INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SQ.

AAAJJJFYR Chesebrough fo n d s Inc.

D EFIN ITIO N: Talc is a white, odorless or very slightly earthy, finely powdered, native, hydrous, mag nesium silicate, sometimes containing a small portion o f aluminum silicate.

AB800-1-72 QUALITYASSURANCE PRACTICE and STANDARDS FOR ULTIPOR BACTERIA REMOVAL FILTERS PALL *a9< Prepared by Erwin A Kirnbauer, Corporate Consultant, Contamina tion, Pall Corporation, January 1972.

d e p a r t m e n t o r HEALTH, e d u c a t i o n , a n d w e l f a r e Sanford A, Miller, Ph.B.

COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY RAW MATERIAL PURCHASING SPECIFICATION PLANT: UNITED STATES EFFECTIVE: 22-MAR-78 No.: M-10319-00 (US) TITLE: TALC, ALPINE # 5141 METHOD EXAMINATION COLOR ODOR GRIT pH (10% DISPERSION IN WATER) WATER SOLUBLE IRON ARSENIC LEAD SCREEN ANALYSIS BULK DENSITY ASBESTOS 1.1 MICROBIOLOGICAL LIMIT TOTAL AEROBIC COUNT HARMFUL ORGANISMS SPECIFICATION CODE THE REFLECTANCE AT 415 MU MUST BE NOT LESS THAN 85%.

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-- are two letters to supplement our March ISth submission to you on Talc.