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%\ I ii 0<T| SET METER & PUMP jffS__G (RECORD FROM TABLE) FLUSH LINE WITH WATER INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY SECONDS ADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 3244 G \(68"-242^245 i, 66.5" 247) AT 67-69F CORD: __^jL__*F & ICE CONSUMED <3304/BLOCK) STIR 5 MIN & RECORD PH: 3*f__ <2.2-3.7) xx USE TITRIMETER TO ADJUST N-41-D PH xxxx IF NECESSARY ADJ TO PH 3.0-3.1 ASSUME 66% & RECORD PH:c Jl <!

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. #*** TABLE * * G/ML 1 .270 1 .271 1 .272 1.273 1 .274 1.275 1 .276 1.277 1.278 1.279 1 .280 1.231 1.282 1.283 1.284 1.285 1.286 1 .287 1.288 1 .289 1.290 SETTING 1 G/ML 1259 1 1 .291 1253 1 1.292 1248 1 1 .293 1242 1 1.294 1236 1 1.295 1231 I 1.296 1225 1 1.297 1219 } 1.298 1214 1 1.299 1208 1 1.300 1203 1 1.301 1198 1 1.302 1193 1 1.303 1187 1 1.304 1182 i 1 .305 1177 1 1.306 1171 1 1 .307 1166 1 1 .308 1161 1 1.309 1155 1 1.310 1151 1 1.311 SETTING 1 G/ML SETTING 1 1146 1 1.312 1049 1 1141 1 1.313 1045 1 1136 1 1.314 1040 | 1131 1 1.315 1036 | 1126 1 1.316 1032 | 1121 I 1 .317 1027 | 1116 1 1.318 1023 | 1112 1 1 .319 1019 | 1107 1 1 .320 1015 | 1103 I 1 .321 1010 1 1098 1 1.322 1006 | 1094 1 1 .323 1003 | 1089 1 1.324 999 | 1084 1 1.325 995 1 1080 1 1.326 991 1 1076 H25D 1070 1 1.328 983 | 1066 1 1,329 979 1 1061 1 1 .330 975 | 1057 1 1.331 971 | 1053 1 1.332 967 | 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SET METER 6 PUMP G (RECORD FROM TABLE) FLUSH LINE WITH WATEF INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY I SECONDS | ADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 3244 G (68'-242/a*MfliHfer | AT 67-A9*?

1.324 999 i 1.283 1187 I 1.304 1084 1 1 .325 995 i1 1.284 1 182 1 1.305 1080 I 1.326 991 1 1 1.285 11 77 f 1.306 1076 1 1.327 987 II 1.286 1171 I 11307 1070 1 1 .328 983 1 1 1 1.287 1166 1 1.308 1066 1 1.329 979 1 1*288 1161 1 1.309 1 061 t 1.330 975 1 1 1 1 .289 1155 I 1.310 1 057 1 1 .331 971 11 1.290 1151 I 1.311 1053 1 1 .332 967 1\ SET METER 6 PUMP G (RECORD FROM TABLE) FLUSH LINE WITH WATER INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY I 130-SECONDS P*TADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 1 I 247) AT &Z.-69*F 3244 G (68*-242/245 6 HP JH2COORRD: ,,h&____ *F & ICE SUMED (330S/BLQCK) 330X__ 2T STIR 5 MIN & RECORD PH: <2.2-3.7) I LJ**** USE TITRIMETER TO AI JUST N-41-D PH **** lJUTS IF NECESSARY ADJ TO PH 3. 0-3.1 ASSUME 667

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.$.326 ' 99.0 i i i 1.285 1177 1 1 .306 1076 rY^27 987 i t i 1.286 1171 1 1.307 1070 i 1.328 983 i i i 1.287 1166 1 1.388 1066 i 1.329 979 i i i 1.288 1161 1 1.309 1061 i 1 .33 975 i i i 1.289 1155 1 1.310 1057 i 1 .331 971 t i i 1 .290 1151 i 1.311 1053 i 1 .332 967 f SET METER & PUMP JOJ,,_G (RECORD FROM TABLE) I I FLUSH LINE WITH WATER INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY I L-30 SECONDS --"x Vtf\ ADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 3244 G (68-242/245 i 66.5* j I I 247) AT 67-69*F I J^RECORD: ___ *F & ICE CONSUMED (3309/BLOCK) I330X__ J2T STIR 5 MIN & RECORD PH: (2.2-3.7) I *** USE TITRIMETER TO ADJUST N-41-D PH **** La .

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SET METER i, PUMP //A.Z__G (RECORD FROM TABLE) FLUSH LINE WITH WATER INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY SECONDS ADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 3244 G (8/-242/245 & 66.5* I I 247) AT 67~69*F ECORD: ____*F 6 ICE/CONSUMED (3305/BLOCK> STIR 5 MIN 6 RECORD PH *.

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Key Takeaways and Arguments 1 Regulation (EC) N 1907/2006 of 18 December 2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), OJ L 396, 30.12.2006, p. 1; Some PFAS have been regulated and are being regulated in restrictions in Europe and internationally, most notably under the REACH Regulation and the Stockholm Convention,2 which is implemented in Europe through the POPs Regulation;3 Examples of PFAS substances already regulated under other restrictions include but are not limited to the following examples: PFOA4, PFOS5 and C9-C14 PFCAs;6 Likewise, examples of substances, which are under the process of being regulated include but are not limited to the following examples: PFHxA,7 which appears in preparation under a Commission proposal, and PFHxS,8 that has been included under the Stockholm Convention, which will lead to the consequent update of the POPs Regulation; In the case where the same substance is regulated under two REACH restrictions or under a REACH restriction and a POPs restriction, the principle of over-regulation, according to which double regulation should be avoided, applies.

Trying to replace them in their many applications 2 would lead to substitution with alternatives (when available) that do not provide the same advanced performance and safety as fluoropolymers.

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SET METER 6 PUMP (RECORD FROM TABLE) FLUSH LINE WITH WATER INTO SV FOR APPROXIMATELY 'SECONDS ADJ LEAD NITRATE TO 3244 G C68* 245 6 I I 41-D I gPI) AT 67-69*F II ^RECORD: & ICE CONSUMED <3304=/BLOCK) 1330X__ 1 57-A 2&\ STIB>5 MIN RECORD PH: (2.2-3.?)