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Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Vinyl Chloride (U.5.)

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Training as described in Permanent Standard 1910.93q for all personnel Involved in the production and/or handling of vinyl chloride and/or maintaining equipment that has contained/contains vinyl chloride.

HEXACHLOROETHANE ci ci ii Cl - C - C - Cl II Cl Cl Hex-ethane is a colorless crystal which,, when heated, BECOMES A VAPOR WITHOUT EVER PASSING THROUGH A LIQUID STAGE, (It "sublimes") Hex-ethane is very readily abosrbed through the skin in TOXIC AMOUNTS.

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