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CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION August 24, 1994 Dear Vinyl Chloride Health Committee Members: The National Research Council's monograph on Spacecraft Maximum Allowable Concentration for vinyl chloride is enclosed.

OHEMICAI MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION June 2, 1992 Dear Vinyl Chloride Research Coordinator Members: The following items are enclosed to aid you in your discussion at the June 5, 1992 conference call: 1) Agenda for the conference call; 2) Publication entitled, "An Industry-Wide Epidemiologic Study of Vinyl Chloride Workers, 1942-1982" by Otto Wong et al; 3) A October 21, 1991 letter to Roy Gottesman from R.

AR226-2815 SPONSOR APME Avenue E. van Niewenhuyse 4 BOX 3 B-1160 Brussels Belgium TESTITEM AMMONIUM PERFLUOROOCTANOATE (APFO) STUDY TITLE ALGAL INHIBITION TEST DATA REQUIREMENT Directive 92/69/EEC C.3,31st July 1992 OECD Guideline No. 201, 7th June 1984 US EPA/OPPTS 850.5400 Guidelines, April 1996 STUDYDIRECTOR Jacques L'Haridon EXPERIMENTAL COMPLETION DATE 7 March 2003 DATE OF ISSUE J(o'3ajwA^ <eo^ TEST FACILITY CIT BP 563 - 27005 Evreux - France LABORATORY STUDY NUMBER 23685 EAA IFM Recherche S.N.C. ou Copilolde 6AS.092 788 060 465 R.C.S.

CHEMICAL HAZARD DATA AVAILABILITY STUDY What Do We Really Know About the Safety of High Production Volume Chemicals?

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EOR A GEON COMPANY TECHNICAL DOCUMENT INTERNAL GEON USE ONLY AMBIENT VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURES FROM RESIDUAL VINYL CHLORIDE IN BVC RESINS AND COMBOUNDS by Sam Butler Chuck Daniels Walt Edwards Jim Griffin Mike Mele Alan Olson Kirsten Reading Jim Summers June 3, 1993 DISTRIBUTION Lou Maresca Drucilla Knutsen Ashok Shah Mike Marshall woody Ban Authors ALTC CTF-2 C/1 w OD oon o / / / r TABLE OF CONTENTS AMBIENT VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURES PVC RESINS AND COMPOUNDS ABSTRACT FROM RESIDUAL VINYL CHLORIDE IN Rage 1 INTRODUCTION 9 EXPERIMENTAL 9 POWDER MIXING AND EXTRUSION IN THEALTC LAB. 9 PLASTISOL MIXING AND FUSION IN THEALTC LAB, 10 COMMERCIAL COMPOUNDING ON ALGC Z-LINE. 10 BULK RAIL MONITORING 11 COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE MONITORING ; 11 ANALYTICAL METHODS 11 DISCUSSION 12 CONTROL OF AVCM EXPOSURE 12 MODELS FOR AVCM EXPOSURE 12 POWDER MIXING PROCESS 13 EXTRUSION PROCESS 14 PLASTISOL FUSION IN THE LAB. 14 BULK CONTAINER OPENING AND SHORTTERM EXPOSURE 15 COMMERCIAL COMPOUNDING 16 COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE 19 MATERIAL BALANCE 19 MANUFACTURING CONCERNS ANALYTICAL RELIABILITY FALSE READINGS LABELING PRACTICES IN THE U.S.

There is no statement or discussion in the preamble that would lead the reader to believe that this was the EPA's intent.

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The Sponsor will be advised by the Study Director of all circumstances which could lead to this action in as timely a manner as possible. 5.

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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT THE SOCIETY OF THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY, INC., Petitioner, v.