DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL VINYL CHLORIDE MONOMER IN VINYL RESINS METHOD NUMBER WC-326-G-1 ISS * E 1 PURPOSE DA fjctober 15, 1975 This is a method for determining small amounts of residual vinyl chloride monomer present in vinyl resins.

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VINYL CHLORIDE IN AIR Physical and Chemical Analysis Branch Analytical Method In February 1974, shortly after NIOSH became aware of the carcinogenic hazard of vinyl chloride, a research program was implemented to develop sampling and analytical procedures for vinyl chloride.

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