T:\205093\r21508b.doc Gradient corporation List of Figures* Figure 5-1 Figure 5-2 Figure 9-1 Timeline of Important Events in Air Dispersion Modeling Timeline of AP-42 Changes for Lead Emissions from Primary Lead Smelters Process Flow for a Typical Primary Lead Smelting and Refining Operation *Note: Tables and Figures are embedded in the text and repeated at the end for convenience.

Chemical Acenaphthene Acenaphthene Acenaphthylene Acenaphthylene Acetaldehyde Acetaldehyde Acetaldehyde Acetaldehyde Acetic acid Acetic anhydride Ac etoin Acetone Acetone Acetone Acetone Acetone cyanohydrin Acetonitrile Acetylene dichloride Acetylene tetrabromide Acetylene tetrachloride Acids, inorganic ACN Ac rolein Ac rolein Ac rylo nitrile Aerobic bacteria Alachlor Alachlor Alachlor Alachlor Aldehydes, screening Aldicarb Aldrin Alkaline dusts Allyl alcohol Allyl alcohol Allyl chloride 3/15/2003 METHOD FINDER (Key on page MF-34] Meth No.

II, #3 MEALEY'S LITIGATION REPORT: Lead November 1, 2001 mix paint], and 9 percent of lead pipe produced in the United States."3 It brought together all but three of the largest lead producers.4 By 1893, the newly formed National Lead Company was the most powerful of the lead companies and lead pigment was its signature product.

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CURRENT CHEMICAL INVENTORY (as o* 1-88) Chemical Coordination and Management Program INDEX GENERAL SECTION -INDEX 1,1,1 TRICHLOROETHANE (see Trichloroethane ) 3M SUPER WEATHER STRIP ADHESIVE ACETIC ACID, GLACIAL 1/86--------------------------------------------------------------------- REV. 10 ACETONE 11/a5 ACRILAST 570 5/84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REV. 10 ACETYLENE AGRITECH 3000 ABSORBENT ALCOHOL (see Isopropyl alcohol) ALLSTATES OPEN GEAR LUBRICANT ALLSTATES SLINGSHOT INSECT SPRAY ALLSTATES SILICONE SPRAY (see Silicone Spray) ALLSTATES SS-205 METAL COAT ALPHA 2013 ALPHA CHEM 1 151 -C ALPHA CHEM 1 170 DETERGENT ALPHA CHEM 1773 9/86 ALPHA CHEM 2008 4/87 ALPHA CHEM 2025 X DEGREASER ALPHA CHEM 2040 DEGREASER ALPHA CHEM 2042 DEGREASER ALPHA CHEM 2045 7/86 ALPHA CHEM 2056 9/86 ALPHA CHEM 2061 ALPHA CHEM 2063 ALPHA CHEM 2072 4/87 7/87---------------------------------------------------------------------------- REV>10 4/87 ALPHA CHEM 2076 7/87--------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- REV.10 ALPHA CHEM 3212 ALPHA CHEM 4740 ALUMINUM SULFATE AMBERLITE--IR--120 AMBERLITE--200C AMDRO FIRE ANT INSECTICIDE AMINO ACID REAGENT 11/86-------------------------------------------------------------------------------REV.10 AMMONIA AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE 7/87--------------------------------------------------------------------------------REV.10 AMMONIUM MOLYBDATEREAGENT 12/86------------------------------------------------------------ REV.10 ANTI-STICK--------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------REV. 10 AO-36 10/85 ------------------------------------- REV. 10 ARGON AROCLOR 1254 (PCB OIL) ASBESTOS ( Crysotile ) AZTRON DE-TERG PLUS AZTRON H.E.C.

Lead Pfa 600 Lead Acetate Pt>lC2H3O2)2'2H20 601, Lead Araenate PbHAs04 602.

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Treatment of Lead Poisoning with Sodium C itrate: Report of F our Cases.

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4 SKC GUIDE TO NIOSHIOSHA AIR-SAMPLING STANDARDS The tables on pages 4-10 list chemical hazards In air and the established NIOSH/OSHA procedures lor sampling and analysis.

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