CD 14 — AR226-1068a

EPA administrative record segment: CD-14--AR226-1068a (1,777 documents).

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This document is a sample analysis report from Northwest Bioanalytical for 3M, detailing the quantitative determination of PFOS and related compounds in human serum using LC/MS/MS under study protocol EPI-PEuro. AR226-1721 K67aEobBNg1ER1jdQOmxk2EY0 23
This document is a sample analysis report from Northwest Bioanalytical for the quantitative determination of PFOS and related compounds in human serum and plasma, prepared for 3M Company under study protocol EPI-0012. AR226-1720 1yNp0QEK7Dq1p9gXoBXzD3kpo 90
This document is a sample analysis report prepared by Northwest Bioanalytical for 3M, detailing the quantitative determination of PFOS and related fluorochemicals in human serum using LC/MS/MS under study protocol EPI-Swed. AR226-1722 r6m0V4d90B2EEOjNeakOegrkq 24
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the document contains confidential business information protected under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1248 jg0ew44EDLpOo778K80zO9O55 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information (CBI) documents, indicating the document is protected under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1249 7M9njKZ9DvndbKobpR0OwK6GV 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1250 1yyQjyx72NqbYeJEKZp1MnVZK 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information related to a document claimed under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1251 ymkY0m56wBrYE0BKL91qarB63 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1252 Dv1weraEmYJoRRr1ovEObddRd 1
Unreadable document. AR226-1253 npOEde9RKEbvkE6QbKjo0454z 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information related to a document claimed under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. AR226-1254 25JMpyEzGDy9mKDayYyoXvEg 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1255 RpoJOL7EBXn8RzV045KOepaZk 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form with a Document Control Number, but the content is largely unreadable due to OCR errors. AR226-1256 VGVkjDVQ2Q9N63v0R1gYzqN64 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information related to a document claimed under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1257 Ybdk8b26O3Lj8Gp1YLnN08g0 1
The document discusses a study on the potential interference of Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt with cholesterol measurements in rats, detailing the method used for cholesterol determination and presenting serum cholesterol concentration results. AR226-1726 np0x0dgZkXq9jEv8BmjJbQ5rm 1
The document outlines a study conducted by 3M to evaluate the oral toxicity of perfluorooctanesulfonyl fluoride (POSF) in rats, focusing on preliminary data from single-dose exposures at varying levels. AR226-1728 M4JOGjK95zOLVb2og990LLw77 7
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information documents, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. AR226-1481 zQ73z5X563M1GJZOOnoLwK0L7 1
This is a figure from a RCRA Facility Investigation at the 3M Decatur site, illustrating sampling locations for monitor wells sampled on 3/28/01 and 7/16/03. AR226-1484 rXw35BeRgv9qrzBYrJKZwxzJ 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1487 v1gQRVmoyBO1VpOMq46NjV9Bq 1
Unreadable document. AR226-1488 mqrmD4897vv2rV4NM8B9YGXa0 2
The document outlines a study by DuPont (Project Number: DuPont-13267) investigating the age effect on plasma concentration of Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate in post-weaning rats following oral gavage. AR226-1491 n94eVzLpDyd0L1BxM99Z0dRGm 8
This document outlines the protocol for a pharmacokinetic study on perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) conducted by DuPont, focusing on inhalation exposure in rats. AR226-1490 3J161XmaZoBmBd469z55j6DBD 13
This document outlines a pharmacokinetic study conducted by DuPont on perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in rats, focusing on lactational and placental transport. AR226-1492 Qk9Qra1GL8Xqk34DJ11Edxxy7 13
The document discusses the environmental and health concerns surrounding perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), particularly PFOA, highlighting their widespread use in consumer products like Scotchgard and the increasing regulatory focus by the EPA due to emerging scientific evidence of their harmful effects. AR226-1506 m7Y8eK8L3OZdKarMMyEJnJ7B 68
This analytical report by Exygen Research, requested by 3M Environmental Technology and Safety Services, details the total perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) content found in mallard and quail egg yolk samples, including the distribution of PFOS across different fractions of the yolk. AR226-1745 XRgxMzyXj2Qo7aD14JMNp1aax 64
Unreadable document. AR226-1513 Rpm7go136krjaa6ovk4K9KjEz 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under TSCA, with instructions for accessing it through the EPA's CBIC for those with TSCA CBI clearance. AR226-1514 3waG474jp5gMJ4xJOY8G4p4y 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form for confidential business information related to a document claimed under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1515 B8dZ8E94bm7MD8K31xOJDwYko 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1537 6RayGK59G48o35e2yrynXMpv9 1
This is a TSCA NCIC Notification Form indicating that the referenced document is claimed as confidential business information under Section 14 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. AR226-1543 yr5B1J53oG5zY56MnbQypv36V 1
This document is a TSCA Section 8(c) allegation form regarding significant adverse reactions, reviewed by V. L. Power, and includes a summary of the allegation related to chemical exposure in the Teflon area, indicating that the chemicals are not known to cause male infertility. AR226-1549 Jv8daMqRvjqd9BmrKaO9Kgzoe 13
This is an aquatic toxicity data sheet from the Environmental Engineering Laboratory detailing a test on a material with various parameters including organism exposure, dilution water characteristics, and observed mortality rates over multiple time intervals. AR226-1756 dY3aX2eo3dyJkONMvx11Ve8Me 1
The document presents ecotoxicological testing results for PFOS, detailing various effect concentrations and no-observed effect concentrations (NOEC) across multiple aquatic and avian species, indicating significant inhibition and toxicity at high concentrations. AR226-1757 gDQMNzdommpVY34bVZ8Eg7q8N 1
This document is an addendum to a 96-hour static acute toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, which includes a revision of test results based on updated purity analyses. AR226-1758 aDDxGmD81Y4rr7O3d9BQ7NGKR 7
The document outlines a blood sampling program for employees at Washington Works to assess levels of C-8 (PFOA) in their blood, focusing on pregnant and non-pregnant females, as well as males, with the aim of providing information for medical counseling and confirming exposure assessments. AR226-1567 evM4ByErkx9jDqbVzGNz0EK09 4
The document presents analytical results of PFOA (C-8) levels in samples from Washington Works and other locations, indicating that out of 56 samples from Washington Works, 53 exceeded 0.05 ppm with an average of 0.92 ppm, while samples from other locations showed significantly lower levels. AR226-1572 3JjRyaxGXL9rJ1GVnpJ7j45K3 2
This document is an addendum to a 96-hour static acute toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, which includes a revision of results based on a purity adjustment from 90.49% to 86.9%. AR226-1759 jgNEJKr3rYGmQv3R52krzELmN 7
This document is an addendum to a 96-hour toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, which includes a revision of results based on updated purity analysis from 90.49% to 86.9%. AR226-1760 qd8KxRzO9GRoaB1ydBM1G0rMR 8
This document is an addendum to a study conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, detailing a 48-hour static acute toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) on the cladoceran Daphnia magna, with results revised based on a purity analysis adjustment from 90.49% to 86.9%. AR226-1761 9J4KLagpXg5QX35oydB183DQ6 7
This document is an addendum to a study conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, detailing a 96-hour static acute toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) on the freshwater mussel (Unio complamatus), with results revised based on a purity of 86.9%. AR226-1762 RJyR5z8mvqwMb3490L8p7gOva 7
This document is an addendum to a study by Wildlife International Ltd. on PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) that details a 96-hour shell deposition test with the Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica), including a revision of results based on a purity adjustment from 90.49% to 86.9%. AR226-1763 GmjkNOn429ybmodD8R5LbKJoN 7
This document is an addendum to a study conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, detailing an early life-stage toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) on fathead minnows, which includes a revision of results based on updated purity analyses. AR226-1765 jB27g12YE7EgYyRKYb29qYDq9 7
This document is an addendum to a toxicity test report conducted by Wildlife International Ltd. for 3M Corporation, detailing a flow-through life-cycle toxicity test of PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) on the saltwater mysid (Mysidopsis bahia), which includes a revision of test results based on updated purity analysis from 90.49 AR226-1764 3e0aaxj3k3jrdk46aNa4kQG5y 7
This document is an addendum to a semi-static life-cycle toxicity test report for PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt) conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, which includes a revision of results based on a purity adjustment from 90.49% to 86.9%. AR226-1766 DR452o7RN2jXJJ89B6rR4N4d 7
This document reports on a non-GLP study conducted by Wildlife International, Ltd. for 3M Corporation, determining the solubility of PFOS in freshwater, freshwater algal medium, and saltwater, with revised results indicating mean solubility concentrations of 326 mg/L and 378 mg/L in freshwater and freshwater algal medium, respectively, based on a purity of 86. AR226-1767 ympr9aEyqgm0zmEk29w79dbmV 6
This document is an addendum to a study by Wildlife International, Ltd. on the water solubility of PFOS, commissioned by 3M Corporation, which reports a revised mean solubility concentration of PFOS in NANOpure water as 498 mg a.i./L based on a purity of 86.9%. AR226-1768 7ZMEbRYBx14V3Ndr3DE3Y0K8 6
The document is an addendum to a study by Wildlife International, Ltd. on PFOS, detailing a revised analysis of an Activated Sludge Respiration Inhibition Test that corrected the test substance purity from 90.49% to 86.9%, affecting the reported results without recalculating original data. AR226-1769 NeVgqn7V2Ze0rjjYy1rQw15np 6
The document reports on a study comparing cancer prevalence rates among residents exposed to perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) near a Dupont manufacturing plant, finding that both the exposed residents and PFOA-exposed workers have higher cancer prevalence compared to the general population. AR226-1771 pm0vnbanBpxYXL4b503MdGjrk 3
The document presents a study comparing cancer prevalence rates among residents exposed to PFOA from a nearby facility to those of occupationally exposed workers and the general population, finding that the PFOA-exposed population has a higher overall cancer prevalence rate. AR226-1772 byeZrBv1xQEvyD88Nn1b9XdQy 3
The document reports on a study comparing cancer prevalence rates among residents exposed to perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) near a DuPont manufacturing plant, finding higher overall cancer prevalence in this population compared to both an occupationally exposed group and the general population. AR226-1773 pBOKGeRLDD3YbjyXkBroYyDVj 3
The document is an analytical report from Exygen Research detailing the air sampling program conducted by DuPont Washington Works, specifically analyzing samples for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LCMS). AR226-1776 JN4mqQvdvowdNVmqOKp7D9boB 62
This analytical report details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont at their Washington Works facility, focusing on the detection of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in air samples collected on OVS tubes, analyzed by Exygen Research using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry. AR226-1776 vVv43qQZZ8q2kRoBDjGV0NydZ 62
The document is an analytical report from Exygen Research detailing the air sampling results for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) collected from DuPont Washington Works, indicating that seven samples were analyzed, with one sample excluded due to collection issues. AR226-1776 aJBE6kqrEbqVQogGED8qLNGmB 63
This analytical report details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont at their Washington Works facility, focusing on the analysis of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in air samples collected on OVS tubes, with one sample reporting collection issues and no results. AR226-1776 10m222kOpKGYbJ6v6RqwwmK5K 52
This analytical report details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont at their Washington Works facility, focusing on the analysis of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in air samples collected on OVS tubes, with results for one sample excluded due to collection issues. AR226-1776 vyQxZbzNmb3RVVLO026bZ5B19 59
This analytical report from Exygen Research details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont Washington Works, specifically analyzing samples for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry, with results indicating concentrations below detection limits. AR226-1776 65yKn9errDg1RLvrZORG3XMj3 66
This analytical report details the air sampling results for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) from DuPont's Washington Works, conducted by Exygen Research, noting that results for one sample were not reported due to a sampler malfunction. AR226-1776 Znq8VQr12xB4YOp5Gy5nmN9NZ 64
This analytical report from Exygen Research details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont Washington Works, specifically analyzing samples for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LCMS). AR226-1776 ppRZM3ypzK2yzbk577ZMq1Yk7 61
This analytical report from Exygen Research details the air sampling program conducted for DuPont Washington Works, specifically analyzing samples for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LCMS). AR226-1776 5b49VMKo9O8DEY40wDjmXrEjV 76
The document outlines a proposed blood sampling program for employees at Mitsui Fluorochemicals Co. Ltd. in Japan to assess potential exposure to C-8 (perfluorooctanoic acid, PFOA) by comparing dispersing agent values at their facility with those at DuPont's Washington Works, where C-8 has been used for over 25 years. AR226-1600 YGJkzz8Rv3xQVX5GVo6nVxp3n 5
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The document reports the analysis of blood samples for perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) conducted by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, detailing the concentrations found in various samples collected in September 1981. AR226-1604 pRaaJ8KZ4XyEJGLMXqk3MONw 5
The document reports the analysis of 37 blood samples for perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) using gas chromatography, detailing sample identification and concentration results. AR226-1610 0EerQ7jLqp67YDwOzBrX7Ymm 3
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Unreadable document. AR226-1629 821yK0ODvaqpyLRJy1DMy7dLo 12
The document presents blood sample results for C-8 (perfluorooctanoic acid, PFOA) levels in workers from Teflon production, showing variations in blood concentrations over time with some samples indicating decreases in PFOA levels. AR226-1630 a1E8zxORodwDO35wQ5m5yNM5B 4
The document summarizes a meeting regarding the health hazard assessment of C-9, indicating that it does not pose a health risk at low chronic exposure levels, while emphasizing the need for a corporate strategy to eliminate C-9 emissions due to concerns over corporate image and liability. AR226-1632 qdNLdmnBdODEMemOG5vo96poj 12
The document discusses the detection of PFOA in downstream public water systems, outlines engineering studies for thermal destruction and scrubbing of C-8, and concludes with recommendations for conversion to TBSA and ongoing monitoring of health effects and potential liabilities. AR226-1633 v6dNywOLdV1YRYO5L6kx4rOvw 6
The document discusses acceptable blood and drinking water levels for ammonium perfluorooctanoate (C-8), recommending a blood concentration of 0.5 ppm for workers and 5 ppb for community drinking water based on exposure and absorption calculations. AR226-1637 158BX0XbMn4YYV3bpO5ypaE4j 2
The document reports on the fate of FC-143 during the Teflon production process, indicating that 90% of FC-143 is absorbed or incorporated into Teflon, with low levels detected in air samples taken from the operator's breathing zone. AR226-1646 XOJ7QpoXGx8YOM3NOQ8Qqmv8w 3
The document reports on a study to determine the levels of PFOA (PC-143) in Teflon processing, finding that only 10% of the added PFOA remains as free PFOA in the dispersion, with no detectable levels downstream of the sintering process and no identified exposure risks for operators or customers. AR226-1647 oe2j4DDGMLbj8Q5BEoj2Xprq7 2
The document details the analysis of FC-143 (ammonium perfluorooctanoate) levels in Teflon products and production environments, reporting various extraction results and compliance measures related to air sampling and exposure limits. AR226-1651 mpjxzmXQ7N1rDneb1d4wMz1YJ 14
This analytical report details the air sampling program conducted by DuPont at their Washington Works facility, focusing on the analysis of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) in air samples collected on OVS tubes, with specific methods and sample handling outlined. AR226-1776 vy9w6vNmYo1r655rB6kw88zp6 52
This analytical report from Exygen Research presents the characterization of filter samples received from DuPont Corporation, specifically analyzing 29 samples for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) using liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS). AR226-1777 5k6a11VXo1v6NNJQxwVN5eo8R 164
The document discusses interim processes for eliminating or controlling FC-143 exposure at Spruance, detailing toxicological studies, thermal treatment methods for removing FC-143 from packing yarns, and initial promising results with a new surfactant, while highlighting challenges with yarn stiffness due to over-drying. AR226-1654 mqXGwG8D8b17nv54QJM40O5oO 27
The document reports on the concentration of ammonium perfluoro octanoate (C8) in wastewater from Teflon production at E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., indicating that while the company has set a Community Exposure Guideline of 1 ppb, the estimated average concentration in the James River would be 0.10 ppb, with potential exceedance only during AR226-1661 OEmVmE5ree92geEpeNgvYYE21 14
The document discusses concerns regarding the concentration of C-8 (perfluorooctanoic acid, PFOA) in shaving products, correcting an error in reported levels and recommending against its use due to potential health risks associated with skin contact. AR226-1664 GKnp4oLRbXJgpDrRDKKgda9YY 2
The document summarizes groundwater sampling results from March 2003, indicating that C8 (likely PFOA) concentrations in the first aquifer have increased to 14.4 µg/L, with various samples collected from monitoring wells and treatment systems at the site. AR226-1670 YrqobvoR4rX87rn97VDqvYYyO 13