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AMERICAN STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS TO MINIMIZE HAZARDS TO CHILDREN FROM RESIDUAL SURFACE COATING MATERIALS Approved Abril 29, 1964 American Standards Association Incorporated T**^^w*9* I Scope and Purpose This standard specifies the requirements for coatings such as paints, enamels, lacquers, etc., applied in liquid form, that are deemed suitable from o health standpoint to be used to paint children's toys or furniture or interior surfaces so that the danger of poisoning will be minimized if, by chance, some of the dry coating should be ingested by a child. 2.

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IMPORTS REPORT NO. 83 (Cont) ?

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Vinyl Stabilizers For Opaques Triton* (Tribasic lead sulfate.)

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