Analytical Chemistry Special Study 71-2 Job No. 13480 HC3 1016 - AN ENVIRONMENTALLY COMPATIBLE AROCLOR INTRODUCTION The objective of thie report is to bring together all the informa tion, so far generated by Monsanto, at al, that supports the contention that an environmentally compatible Aroclor can be manufactured.

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