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AR226-1486 ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF PERFLUOROOCTANE SULFONIC ACID AND ITS SALTS August 20, 2003 Prepared by 3M in consultation with Jack Moore, D.V.M., DABT, Hollyhouse, Inc.
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Interim Report #2 Epidemiology, 220-3W-05 Medical Department 3M Company St.
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BACK TO MAIN 3M FLUOROCHEMICAL SUBMISSION TOXICOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE April 2005 Click on Study Title to View Report April 18, 2005 John L.
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Sponsor: 3M St.
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NORTHERN KENTUCKY OFFICE SUITE 340 1717 DIXIE HIGHWAY COVINGTON, KENTUCKY 41011-4704 606-331-2838 513-381-2838 FAX: 513-381-6613 DAYTON, OHIO OFFICE SUITE 900 Pi 110 NORTH MAIN STREET DAYTON, OHIO 45402-1786 937-228-2838 FAX: 937-228-2816 Ro b e r ta .
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AXYS METHOD MLA-031 Rev 01 ptnc m F orm 1A/2 "" PERFLUORINATED SURFACTANT ANALYSIS REPORT CLIENT ID: Sample C ol taction: 22-NOV-2004 12:20 Lab Ham*: AXYS ANALYTICAL SERVICES Contract No.: 4191 Matrix: W ATER Semple Receipt Date: Extraction Date: Analysis Date: 25-NOV-20Q4 02-Dec-2004 03-Dec-2004 T in : 20:37:58 Extract Volume (mL): 2 Injection Volume (pL): 10.0 Dilution Factor: N/A Project Name: NSA Lab Sample ID: L7411-1 (A) Sample Size: 500 mL Initial Calibration Date: O3-D0C-2OO4 Instrument IO: LC-M S/M S LC Column ID: D iscovery C18 Sample Datafile: PFS4G_110S23 Blank Data Filename: PFS4G JI10S20 Cal.
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AR226-2219 EXD294947 Stock Parameters 1823A 815D 813D 1353A Pre-Existing 614A 614A 781 1553 2365A Seimworks Application Seiiiiworka Application Seimworks Application Sciniworks Application ' Vcni IDT61ZCE consists o f 18 onc-foot diameter vents.
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Washington Works MH ao N >OB4 O EPA/COE Update Meeting M y 18, 2002 AR226-2552 EID781150 Agenda Background/Recent Project Activity --RCRA Program Status --Multi-Media Consent Order Update --GW Modeling Project Review Preliminary GW Modeling Results RCRA Program Path Forward --RFI Report/EPA Review --El Status Meeting Objectives Provide brief overview o f recent MMCO activity at Washington Works Re-assess where we stand with regard to EPA Region III RCRA program, determine next steps (i.e., RFI, E.I.s) Receive technical feedback from EPA/COE on the newly constructed Wash Works GW Flow Model Background/Recent Activity RCRA Program Status - EPA reviewing RFI report --C-8 screening levels needed for completion - El evaluation also on hold pending C-8 screening levels --Ongoing GW Modeling project will address EPA/COE 2001 comments on 1999/RFI version o f GW Model 1in0 cn 8Z0HSV Background/Recent Activity mH saow j Multi-media Consent Order (WVDEP) Required Elements: - Toxicology/CAT: Develop RBC-Like screening levels for dw, soil, and air - GW/SW Investigation/GIST: Determine extent in groundwater & surface water at/near sites - Cap/reduce emissions to air & sw EID781154 CAT Highlights Toxicology team met May 5-7.
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AR226-2682 RECYCLED AR226-2682 i C-8 BIODEGRADATION IN ---------- GROUND WATER------ Andrew Hartten Dave Ellis May 7, 1998 g N O W 0o) >J EID473110 \ GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTION S d rfih RJZ036078 SAMPLING LOCATIONS SITE CONCEPTUAL MODEL Source Areas Former anaerobic digestion ponds (sludges removed) C-8 up to 614 mg/kg @ 8 - 1 0 foot depth Ground water at 30' q ESI O w 0o) 00 EID473113 SITE CONCEPTUAL MODEL - 2 Hydrogeology Sand and gravel 65-100 feet deep Yields up to 300 GPM Production wells influence GW flow paths Linear velocity 1 ft/day K= loo ft/day ta H o it #* RJZ036081 LUBECK WELL FIELD I Travel time from anaerobic ponds is about 5 years / **" -* 2 ppb discharge concentration M Ha RJZ036082 M w \ WHY STUDY C-8 DEGRADATION IN GROUND WATER?
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AR226-2710 AR226-2710 Aerobic Biotransformation o f 14C-labeled 8-2 Telomer B Alcohol by Activated Sludge from a Dom estic Sewage Treatment Plant Ning Wang*f, Bogdan Szostekf, Patrick W Folsomf, Lisa M.
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AR226-2823 Copies to E, X. du Pont de Nemours and Company Haskell Laboratory for Toxicology and Industrial Medicine Materials Tested: Materials Submitted by: HASKELL LABORATORY REPORT NO. 142-65 Haskell Nos.
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# AR226-2834 Material TestedT Haskell Laboratory f f"0"" and cn>Pany y ior Toxicology and Industrial, Medicine HASKELL LABORATORY REPORT NO. 162-73 ~ ' Material Submitted by; department, tProcedure--* TJ-huoG t,,sii.t material ao to young adult cha m , ai* as a 8wpenion in ACUTE_ORAL_TEST ' -- ma 6 rats in sin8le doses' Survi- - 0- - 0lsac(^ f ?
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FOR DU PONT USE ONLY AR226-2959 SM .tig Du Pont BIX 325-91 j State_ r' ' Skin Irritation Test vi tir 4 :~:#f in Rabbits Author i John V.
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