AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 1
JULY 1975
THIS LISTING PREPARED BY:
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AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 1
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
July 1975
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•4501-74-006
4502-74-002A
•1502-74-005
H5Q2-74-007
H502-74-009A
H502-74-010
4502-74-01 1
4502-74-01 2
4502-74-01 3
4502-74-0 1 4
4502-74-015
4502-74-016
4502-74-017A
4507-74-0178
4507-74-0 1 8A
CONTROL OF ODORS FROM INEDIBLES - RENDERING
PLANTS. 7/71*. PB 237-342/AS (8 4.25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE
STANDARDS: PRIMARY COPPER, ZINC, AND LEAD SMELTERS.
VOL* i - PROPOSED STANDARDS. 10/74.
PB 237-832/As U15.25).
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF LIGHT-DUTY 6 ASOL I NE-POwF RED
MOTOR VEHICLES: A GUIDE FOR IMPLEMENTATION. 8/74.
PB 236-587/AS (j 4.00).
SYSTEMS AND COSTS TO CONTROL HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS
FROM STATIONARY SOURCES. 9/74. PB 236-921/AS (S 3,75).
AIR QUALITY DATA - 1973 FIRST QUARTER STATISTICS. 5/74.
PB 237-545/AS (? b«25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS
FOR HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS, PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO STANDARDS FOR ASBESTOS AND MERCURY. 10/74,
PB 237-U'/*S ($ 5»?5).
AIR QUALITY DflTA - 1973 SECOND QUARTER STATISTICS- 5/74.
PB 237-598/AS (? 4'75).
AIR QUALITY D*TA - 1973 THIRD QUARTER STATISTICS. 5/74.
PB 237-599/AS ( f B«75).
1972 NATIONAL EMISSIONS REPOR-T! NATlONAj. EMISSIONS DATA
SYSTEM (NEDS) OF THE AEROMETRIC AND EMlSSIONs REPORTING
SYSTEM (AEROS). 6/71*. PB 235-748/AS (8 9.00).
STATE AIR POLLUTION IMPLEMENTATION PLAN PROGRESS
REPORT, JANUARY 1 TO JUNE 30, 1974. 9/74.
PB 237-721/AS (55 5.25) .
AIR QUALITY DATA - 1973 FOURTH QUARTER
STATISTICS. 11/74.
AIR QUALITY DATA - 1973 ANNUAL STATISTICS, 11/7,
AN OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TOWApD LONG-TERM
MAINTENANCE OF AjR QUALITY STANDARDS. 11/74.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACES JN THE STEEL INDUSTRY.
VOL» i - PROPOSED STANDARDS- 10/74.
PB 237-840/AS (? 6«25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACES JN THE STEEL INDUSTRY.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
ELF.CTRIC SUBMERGED ARC FURNACES PRODUCING FERROALLOYS.
VOLUME i: pROpoSED STANDARDS. 10/7M.
PB 237-41 I/As ( f, 6,25) .
45Q2-74-018B
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
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4502-74-01PB
4502-74-019A
4502-74-0198
4502-74-020A
45 0 2 - 7 4 - 0 2 0 B
4502-74-021 A
4502-74-021B
4502-74-022
4502-74-023
4502-75-002
4502-75-003
4503-73-0038
4503-73-006A
4503-73-006C
4503-74-020
4503-74-020A
ELECTRIC SUBMERGED ARC FURNACES FOR PRODUCTION OF
FERROALLOYS. VOLUME 2: TEST DATA SUMMARY' 10/74.
PB 23R-077/AS (? M.25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZE* INDUSTRY. VOL. 1 - PROPOSED
STANDARDS. 10/74. pB 237-606/AS (« 5,75).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE'.
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER INDUSTRY. VOL. 2; SUMMARY OF Tf.'ST
DATA. 10/74, ' PB 237-607/AS (8 4,25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FoR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
PRIMARY ALuM'NUM PLANTS* VOL. 1 - PROpOSED
STANDARDS. 10/74, pB 237-612/A5 (S 5,25).
BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE ;
PRIMARY ALUMINUM PLANTS. VOL. Z\ SUMMARY OF TEST
DATA. 10/7^. PR 237-613/AS /AS (« 3.75).
SPECIAL REPORT: TRENDS IN CONCENTRATIONS OF BENZENE-SOLUBLE
SUSPENDED pARTlCULATE FRACTION AND BENZO ( A ) P YRENE ,
1960-1972. 11/74. pB 238-SO^/AS (« 3.75).
EPA RESPONSE TO REMAND ORDERED BY U.S. e^URT OF APPEALS
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN PORTLAND CEMENT
ASSOCIATION~VERSU5 RUCKELSHAUS (486 F. 20 375,
JUNE 29, 1973). 11/74. PB 237-952/AS IS 6.25).
AIR QUALITY DATA - FIRST QUARTER STATISTICS 1974. 4/75.
STATE AIR POLLUTION IMPLEMENTATION PLAN PROGRESS
REPORT, JULY i - DECEMBER 31. 1974. 4/75.
PB 241-494/As ($ 5*25).
EMISSIONS CONTROL IN THE GRAIN AND FEED INDUSTRY.
VOL* 2. EMISSION INVENTORY. 9/74. PB 2^1-234/AS
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4503-74-020A
4503-74-031
4503-74-034
4503-74-035
4503-74-036A
4503-74-037
4503-74-038
4503-74-039
4503-74-040
4503-74-042
4503-74-044
4503-74-045
4503-74-045A
4503-74-047
4503-74-049
4503-74-050
4503-74-051
4503-74-052
PB 238-S59/AS (Z 5.25).
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERING AND COST STUDY or
THE PAINT AND VARNISH INDUSTRY. 6/74.
PB 238-058/AS ($12*50).
INVESTIGATION OF OzONE AND OzONE PRECURSOR CONCENTRATIONS
AT NOMURBAN LOCATIONS IN THE EASTERN uNITED STATES;
FIELD MEASUREMENTS; QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM; AIRBORNE
OZONE MONITORING PROGRAM. 5/74. PB 236-93J/AS (5 7,50).
COMPUTER ASSjSTED AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS. 1/74.
INVESTIGATION OF FUGITIVE DUST: VOLUME i - SOURCES,
EMISSIONS AND CONTROL. 6/74. PB 226-693 mo.ooi.
DEVELOPMENT 0^ EMISSION FACTORS FOR FUGITIVE
DUST SOURCES. 6/71, PB 238-262/AS (% 7.00).
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUCTION
MANUALS FOR AUTOMATIC AIR MONITORING INSTRUMENTS. 12/73.
PB 235-1 IV*S <* 4.75).
FULLY PROCEDUKALIZFD INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR A
CHEMlLUMIN£SCENT OzONE MONITOR. 1/74.
PB 236-476/AS (« 8.25).
FINE PARTICULATE EMISSION INVENTORY AND CONTROL SURVEY.
1/74*. PB 234-1B(i>/AS ($ 6,50).
FIELD SURVEILLANCE AND ENFORCEMENT GUIDE FOR PETROLEUM
REFINERIES. PB 236-669/AS (S 8.00),
STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL USES OF ENERGY RELATIVE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS. 7/74. PB 237-5^5/AS (z 9.?5).
COMPREHENSIVE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM, AIR QUALITY DAT*
HANDLING SUBSYSTEM (AQDHS-2) PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION
AND USERS GUIDE. 7/74.
COMPREHENSIVE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM, EMI5SIONS
INVENTORY/PERMITS AND REGISTRATION SUBSYSTEM
(ElS/p AND K) PROGRAM. 2/75.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF SOURCE
SAMPLING F0« PARTICULATES. 8/74, PB 203-502
CARBON MONOXIDE MEASUREMENTS IN THE VICINITY Or
SPORTs STA0IUMS. 7/73.
6.75)
DEVELOPMENT 0F A TRIAL AIR OljALITY MAINTENANCE PLAN
USING THE BALTIMORE AIR QUALITY CONTR0L REGION. 9
PB 237-4I6/AS (f 8.75).
DEVELOPMENT oF A SAMPLE AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE
PLAN FOR SAN DIEGO. 9/74. PB 236-932/AS (8 8.50)
DEVELOPMENT 0F A TRUL AJR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLAN
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M5Q3-7<4-056B
1503-74-056C
H503-7H-056D
H503-74-056E
H503-74-057
H503-7H-058
"4503-7H-059
H503-74-062
H503-7M-065
M503-74-069
H503-7H-072
FOR THE ST LOUIS AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE STUDY
AREA. l2/7«.
DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXAMPLE IO-YEAR AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE
PLAN FOR THE DENVER AQKSA, 9/7M, PB 237-fiH/AS (815.25)
CHARACTERIZATION OF SULFUR FROM REFINERY FUEL GAS. 6/7^.
HACKENSACK ME*DOWLANoS AjR POLLUTION STuOY - SUMMARY
REPORT. 7/73«
HACKENSACK MEflDoWLANDS AjR POLLUTION STuOY - EMISSION
PROJECTION METHODOLOGY. 10/73.
HACKENSACK MEADowLANDS AIR POLLUTION STuDY - DEVELOPMENT
AND VALIDATION OF A MODELING TECHNIQUE FOR PREDICTING
AIR QUALITY LEVELS, 7/73.
HACKENSSCK ME*OQWLAND5 AJR POLLUTION STyDY - THE
EVALUATION AND RANKING OF LAND USE PLANS. 11/73.
HACKENSACK M^AOOWLANDS AIR POLLUTION
AIR QUALITY IMPACT OF LAND USE PLANNING. 7/73.
HACKENSACK MEADowLANDS AJR POLLUTION STuDY -
SYSTEM USER'S MANUAL. 6/71*.
STATE AJR DATA INFORMATION SURVEY. 9/74,
PB 238-177/AS (5 5*25).
MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF CARBON MONOXIDE AND
TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS AT OAKSROoK. il/7<4.
VALIDATION ST^DY OF AN APPROACH FOR EVALUATING THE
IMPACT OF A SHOPPING CENTER ON AMBIENT CARBON
MONOXIDE CONCENTRATIONS. a/7*u PB 23e.H80/AS i« 6.25).
EMISSIONS INVENTORY FROM FOREST WILDFIRES, FOREST
MANAGED BURNS, AND AGRICULTURAL BuRNS. 11/7M.
PARTICIPATE EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR OIL-FJRED
BOILERS. \2'T** PB 2^1-277/AS (8 H^B).
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR WASHINGTON AS REQUIRED
BY THE ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION
ACT* 12/71.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR HAWAII AS REQUIRED BY THE
ENERGY SUPpLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION ACT.
PB 2*»i.289/AS (8 3.75).
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR ARIZONA AS REQUIRED BY
THE ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION
ACT.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR AMERICAN SAMOA AS
REQUIRED BY THE ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION ACT, l2/7«»« PB 2«U-290/AS (8 3,75).
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1503-74-085
4503-75-012
•4503-75-OJ7
4503-75-018
'4503-75-0?!
4503-75-024
*4503~75-026
H503-75-030
^503-75-031
^503-75-038
4503-75-046
•(503-75-050
•4504-74-001
4 5 0 4 - 7 4 - 0 0 2
4504-74-003
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR KANSAS AS REQUIRED BY THE
ENERGY SUPpLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION ACT. 12/74.
EMISSIONS INVENTORY OF AGRICULTURAL TILLING, UNPAVED
ROADS AND A^RSTRlPSt AND CONSTRUCTION SITES. 11/74.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW roR OREGON AS REQUIRED BY THE
ENERGY SUPpLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION ACT. 3175.
PB 241-622/AS
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4504-74-003
4504-74-004
4504-74-005
4504-74-007
4504-74-008
4 5 04 - 7 4 - 0 0 9
4504-74-01 1
4504-74-012
4504-74-013
4603-73-001
4603-74-001
4603-74-007
4603-74-009
4603-74-OQ9A
4603-74-009B
4603-74-009C
PB 237-582/AS (J 7.00).
GUIDELINES FOR AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND
ANALYSIS, v°L. 4t LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION
CONSIDERATIONS. B/74. pB 237-S83/AS (8 5.25|.
DESIGNATION 0^" UNACCEPTABLE ANALYTICAL METHODS OF
MEASUREMENT FOR CRITERIA POLLUTANTS. 9/74,
GUIDELINES FflR AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND
ANALYSIS. V°L. 6; OVERVIEW OF AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE
AREA ANALYSIS. 9/74« >B 237-584/As (5 3t75).
GUIDELINES FflR AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND
ANALYSIS. V°L. 7: PROJECTING COUNTY EMISSIONS. 9/7
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4603-74-009C
4603-7M-010A
4603-74-010B
H6Q3-7H-010C
4603-74-0100
4603-74-010E
H603-7t-010G
4603-7H-010H
4603-74-01 I
4603-7*1-017
46Q3-74-OI 8
4603-74-020A
4603-74-0208
PB 235-583/AS Is H«75).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL. 1: EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY. 7/73. PR 255-024/9AS (Z 3.5o>.
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS, VOL. 2; MANOATORY
INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS STUDY. 7/73.
PB 225-025/6AS ($ 3.50).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL. 3; A DOCUMENTATION
HANDBOOK FOR THE ECONOMIC EFFECTIVENESS MODEL. 7/72
PB 22Q-728 (% 4.85>.
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL. 4; EXPERIMENTAL
CHARACTER I ZATION OF VEHICLE EMISSIONS AND MAINTENANCE
STATES. 7/72. PB 220-729 (812.50).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS.VOL. s: EXPERIMENTAL
INVESTIGATION OF SERVICE ORGANIZATION MAINTENANCE
PERFORMANCE* 7/72. PB 220-730 (8 1.85).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL. 6; A COMPARISON OF
OXIDES OF NITROGEN MEASUREMENTS MADE wITH
CHEMILUMINESCENT AND ' NON-DISPERS I VE RADIATION
ANALYZERS. 7/72. PB 220-731 IS 3.75).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL. 7. A (jSER'5 MANUAL AND
GUIDE TO THE ECONOMIC EFFECTIVENESS COMPUTER
PROGRAM. 7j73. PB 225-J61/9AS (» fl.Oo).
A STUDY OF MANDATORY ENGINE MAINTENANCE FOR REDUCING
VEHICLE EXHAUST EMISSIONS. VOL B. EXPERIMENTAL
CHARACTERIZATION Or VEHICLE EMISSIONS AND
MAINTENANCE STATES. 7/73. pB 225-026/<*AS (J 5.50).
A STUDY OF TH£ DIESEL AS A LIGHT DUTY
POWERPLANT,"7/74, pB 236-89<>/AS <* 9.50).
MASS
ROAD
EMISSIONS FROM DIESEL TRUCKS OPERATED OVER
|D COURSE* 8/74. PB 22S-316/AS <8 7.50).
EFFECTS OF CHANG.ING THE PROPORTIONS OF AUTOMOTIVE
DISTILLATE AND GASOLINE PROPOSED BY PETROLEUM
REFINING. 7/7H. PB 236-900/AS (8 4.25).
IMPACT OF FUTURE USE OF ELECTRIC CARS IN THE
LOS~ANGELEs REGION, VOL* I - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND
TECHNICAL REPORT, 10/7H. PB 238-877/A5 (* 5.25).
IMPACT OF FUTURE USE OF ELECTRIC CARS IN THE
LOS ANGELES REGION. VOL. 2 - TASK REPORTS ON ELECTRIC
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4603-74-020C
4603-74-021
4603-74-023A
4603-74-025
4603-74-026A
46Q3-74-026B
4603-74-027
4603-74-029A
4603-74-029B
6005-73-01 4
6005-74-007
6005-74-009
6005-74-012
6005-74-017
6501-73-001
6501-74-006
CAR CHARACTERIZATION AND BASELINE PROJECTIONS. 10/74
PB 238-878/AS (% 9.50).
IMPACT OF FUTURE USE OF ELECTRIC CARS IN THE
LOS ANGELES REGION. VOL* 3 - TASK REPORTS ON IMPACT
AND USAGE ANALYSIS. 10/74. PB 238-879/AS («ll.25>.
A REVIEW OF C°NTROL STRATEGIES FOR IN-USE
VEHICLES. J2/74.
PROCESS DEMONSTRATION AND COST ANALYSIS OF A MASS
PRODUCTION FORGING TECHNIQUE FOR AUTOMOTIVE TURBINE
WHEELS - PHASE 1. H/74* PB 238-354/As (S 4.25>.
N1CKEL-/JNC BATTERIES FOR HYBRID VEHICLE OPERATION. 12/72.
ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY PRODUCTION
LEAD TIME QF 1975/7* MODEL YEAR. VOL. 1J EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY* 12'72.
ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY PRODUCTION
LEAD TIME F°R 1^75/76 MODEL YEAR. VOL. 2 - TECHNICAL
DISCUSSION. 12/72.
STATUS OF INDUSTRY PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE
1975 FEDERAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR LIGHT DUTY
VEHICLE. 7/72.
EXAMINATION of ISSUES RELATED TO TWO-CAR REGIONAL
EMISSION CONTROL STRATEGIES* VOL* I. EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY* V73. PB 238-553/AS (8 3«75).
EXAMINATION 0^ ISSUES RELATED TO TWO-CAp REGIONAL
EMISSION CONTROL STRATEGIES* VOL. 2 - TECHNICAL
DISCUSSION. 4/73.
ENFORCEMENT Ec°NOMICs IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL. 12/73,
EPI.23/3:600/5-73-014 (% 1.50).
FEASIBILITY 0^ EMISSION STANDARDS BASfD ON PARTICLE SIZE.
3/74. EPI.23/3:600/5-74-007 <« 2.50).
COST-EFFECTIvENESS OF A UNIFORM NATIONAL SULFUR
EMISSIONS TAX. 2/74. P8 236-586 (S 2.25) MlCROFKHF OMLY
EPI.23/3:600/5-74-009 (S 2-25).
ECONOMIC DAMAGES OF AIR POLLUTION, 5/74.
PB 235-701 (S 6.25) EPI.23/600/5-74-Q 1 2 (S 1.95).
OUTPATIFNT MEDICAL COSTS RELATED TO AIR POLLUTION
IN THE PORTLANDI OREGON AREA, 7/74. PB 237-846 «* 5.75).
TRAINING MANUAL FOR TERATOLG. 9/74.
PB 237-370/AS (? 3»75).
A STUDY OF TH^ EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVELS OF CARBON
MONOXIDE UpON HUMANS PERFORMING DRIV1NG TASKS.
PB 233-894/AS ( 5S 4»00).
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6501-74-007
6501-74-008
6501-74-009
6501-74-010
6501-74-01 1
6501-74-012
6501-74-013
6502-73-002
6502-73-023
6502-73-025
6502-73-041 A
6502-74-002B
6502-74-009B
6502-74-009C
6502-74-009D
6502-74-009E
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE! A
LITERATURE REvlEw. 8/74. P8 237-37S/As ($ 5.75)«
A LITERATURE SEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION
REGARDING SOURCES, USES, PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION.
REPORTED MEDICAL CASES, AND TOXICOLOGY OF PLATINU*-'
AND PALLADIUM. 4/74. PB 23a-546/As <$ 3.75).
PESTlCIpES EpIDEMlOLOGlCAL FIELD STUDIES. 6/74.
PB 237-347/AS
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6502-74-009E
6502-74-009F
6502-74-014
6502-74-016
6502-74-021
6502-74-022
6502-74-026
6502-74-029
6502-74-031 A
6S02-74-031B
6502-74-032
6502-74-034
6502-74-036
6502-74-037A
6502-74-039
6502-74-040
6502-74-041
COED PROCESS. 1/75,
EVALUATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN FOSSIL-FUEL
CONVERSION PROCESSES* LIQUEFACTION! SECTION 2.
SRC PROCESS* 3/75.
DEVELOPMENT 0^ A LOW PRESSURE IMPACTOR. 10/73.
PB 237-H17/AS ($ 4«25).
SAMPLING INTERFACE FOR QUANTITATIVE TRANSPORT
OF AEROSOLS* 12/73. PB 240-'U4/AS (% 5.75).
EFFICIENCIES IN POWER GENERATION, 3/74.
PB 234-160/AS i% 3»25).
COKE CHARGING POLLUTION CONTROL DEMONSTRATION. 3/74.
PB 234-355/AS ($ 7*50).
INVESTIGATION OF PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM
OIL-FIRED RESIDENTIAL HEATING UNITS. 3/74,
PB 237-355/AS (8 3«75).
COMPACT SAMPL?NG SYSTEM FOR COLLECTION of" PARTICULATES
FROM STATIONARY SOURCES- 4/74. PB 240-398/AS (I 5.25).
APPLICATION OF HOLOGRAPHIC METHODS TO THE
MEASUREMENT OF FLAMES AND pARTICULATE, VOL. 1, 4/?4.
PB 235-674/AS <* 3«75).
APPLICATION Qf HOLOGRAPHIC METHODS TO THE
MEASUREMENT OF FLAMES AND pARTICULATE, VOL. 2. H/74.
PB 235-675/AS t* 4.50).
DESIGN TRENDS AND OPERATING PROBLEMS IN COMBUSTION
MODIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL BOILERS* 4/74.
PB 235-7J2/AS
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6502-74-043
6502-74-014
6502-74-045
6502-74-046A
6502-74-046B
6502-74-049A
6502-74-051
6502-74-052
6502-74-053
6502-74-054
6502-74-056
6502-74-057
6502-74-058
6502-74-059
6502-74-062
6S02-74-062A
FOR THE CONTROL OF SUBHICRQN PARTICIPATES
(APRIL 8-lD« 1974 , BOSTON, MASS.) 5/74.
PB 237-629/AS (% 9.25).
ISOLATION OF HAYFEVER ANTIGENS FROM SHORT
RAGWEED POLLEN. 4/7"*. pB 237-691/AS (2 3.25).
KINETIC MECHANISM OF METHANE/AIR COMBUSTION WITH
POLLUTANT F°RM AT I ON • 6/74 . PB ?3*«-149/AS (S 8.25).
DEVELOPMENT 0^ A GAS LASER SYSTEM TO MEASURE TRACE
GASES BY LONG PATH ABSORPTION TECHNIQUES, VOL. I! GAS
LASER SYSTEM MODIFICATIONS FOR OZONE MONITORING" 6/74.
PB 236-678/AS ( ? 4.75).
DEVELOPMENT Qf A GAS LASER SYSTEM To MEASURE TRACE
GASES BY LoNG PATH ABSORPTION TECHNIQUES, VOL. 2,
FIELD EVALu*TlON OF GAS LASER SYSTEM FOR OZONE
MONITORING. 7/7**, PB 236-679/AS (S 3.75).
PILOT-PLANT STUDY OF AN AMMONIA ABSORPTION - AMMONIUM
BISULFATE REGENERATION PROCESS, TOPICAL REPORT
PHASES 1 AND 2. 6/71. PB 237-171/AS (8 7.00).
ASSESSMENT Op THE APPLICABILITY OF AUTOMOTIVE
EMISSION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY TO STATIONARY ENGINES. 7/74
PB 237-1 15/A5 (SIQ.OO).
STUDY OF POTENTIAL PROBLEMS AND OPTIMUM OPPORTUNITIES
IN RETROFITTING INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES To LOW AND
INTERMEDIATE ENERGY GAs FROM COAL. 5/74.
PB 237-1 16/AS ($ 5«75).
PARTICULATE COLLECTION STUDY, EPA/TyA FuLL-SCALE
DRY LIMESTONE INJECTION TESTS. 6/7*.
OCCURRENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF POTENTIALLY VOLATILE
TRACE ELEMENTS IN COAL. 7/71*. PB 238-Q91/AS (2 H.75).
DEVELOPMENT Q? AN ACETYLENE MONITOR AT THE PART PER
BILLION LEvEL, 7/74« PB 238-H74/AS (j 3.75).
REDUCTION OF ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION BY TR£ APPLICATION
OF FLUJDIZED-BED COMBUSTION. 6/7^. PB 237-366/AS
5.75)
APPLYING FABRIC FILTRATION TO COAL FIREo INDUSTRIAL
BOILERS (A PRELIMINARY PJLOT SCALE INVESTIGATION). 7/74.
PB 237-117/AS (J 4.75).
N02 MEASURING SYSTEM. 5/7M. pB 234-225/AS (f 3.25).
COKE OVEN CHARGING EMISSION CONTROL TEST
PROGRAM. V°L.1« 7/74. pB 237-628/AS (J 7.00).
COKE OVEN CHARGING EMISSION CONTROL TEST
PROGRAM - SUPPLEMENTAL OBSERVATIONS. 9/74.
PB 237-697/AS ($ 5.25).
6502-74-063
ADSORPTION OF ODOROUS POLLUTANTS BY ACTIVE
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6502-74-063
6502-74-064
6502-74-071 A
6502-74-071B
6502-74-072
6502-74-073
6502-74-074
6502-74-075
6502-74-076
6502-74-077
6S02-74-078A
6502-74-080
6502-74-081
6502-74-082
6502-74-082A
6502-74-083
6502-74-084
6502-74-085A
6502-74-085R
12
MANGANESE DIOXIDE. 6/74. PB 234-458/As (t 3,2S>-
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS FOR WET-SCRUBB I NG PROCESSES. 7/74.
PB 240-616/AS (S 9«25).
IMPROVED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FOR A KRAFT RECOVERY
BOILER (MODIFIED RECOVERY BOILER NO. 3). 8/74.
PB 237-627/AS (% 7*00).
IMPROVED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FOR A KRftFT RECOVERY
BOILER (RECOVERY BOILER NO. 4). 12/74.
PB 240-442/A5 (J 4.75).
A SASOL-TYPE PROCESS FOR GASOLINE, METHANOL, SNG,
AND LOW-BTu GAS FROM CoAL. 7/74. PB 237-670/AS <* 4.75).
ST LOUIs/UNloN ELECTRIC REFUSE FIRING DEMONSTRATION
AIR POLLUTION TEST REPORT. 8/74 PB 237-63o/As (2 5.25).
INFLUENCE OF FLY ASH COMPOSITIONAL FACTORS ON
ELECTRICAL VOLUME RESISTIVITY. 7/74,
PB 237-698/AS
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6502-74-085B
6502-74-086A
6502-74-086B
6502-74-089
6502-74-09Q
6502-74-091
6502-74-092
6502-74-093
6502-74-094
6502-74-095
6502-74-096
6502-74-097
6502-74-098
6502-74-100
6502-74-101
6502-74-I 02
6502-74-104
6502-74-105
'502-74-107
13
CONCENTRATES. 9/74, PB 237-928/AS (Z 5.25),
PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENT IN STRATIFIED GASES,
VOL« 1 AND 2 (APPENDICES). 9/74,
PROCEDURES FoR MEASUREMENT IN STRATIFIED GASES,
VOL« I AND 2 (APPENDICES), 9/74.
INVESTIGATION Op EXTRACTIVE SAMPLING INTERFACE
PARAMETERS. 10/74.
CHARACTERIZATION AND CONTROL op ASBESTOS EMISSIONS
FROM OPEN SOURCES. V/74.
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS FOR NITROGEN OXIDE
CONTROL OF STATIONARY SOURCES. 9/74,
PB 237-367/AS (s 6.25).
SODIUM CONDITIONING TO REDUCE FLY ASH RESISTIVITY.
10/74, PB 2?6-922/AS ($ 3.25).
FINE PARTICLE SCRUBBER PERFORMANCE TESTs. 10/74.
PB 240-325/AS ($ 8.50).
INFRARED GAS FILTER CORRELATION INSTRUMENTATION FOR
IN-SITU MEASUREMENTS Op GASEOUS POLLUTANTS. 12/74.
FLUORIDE EMISSIONS FROM PHOSPHORIC ACID PLANT!
GYPSUM PONDS. JO/74. PB 241-144/AS
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6502-74-107
6502-74-108
6502-74-109
6502-74-1 10
6502-74-111
6502-74-112
6502-74-113
6502-74-114
6502-74-115
6502-74-116
6502-74-1 17
6502-74-118
6502-74-119A
6502-74-123
6502-74-124
6502-74-125
6502-74-126A
6502-74-1268
6502-74-127
PB 237-*<20/AS
4«75).
WET SCRUBBER LIQUID UTILIZATION. 10/74.
PB 237-749/AS (% 5.75).
CHEMICALLY AcJIyE FLUID-BED PROCESS FOR SULPHUR
REMOVAL DURING GASIFICATION OF HEAVY pUEL OIL.
SECOND PHA$E. 11/74. PB 240-632/As ($13.25).
MATHEMATICAL SIMULATION OF AN ADSORBER FOR
POLLUTANT REMOVAL. 10/7H.
MEASUREMENT Qf SULFUR DIOXIDEi PARTlCULATE, AND
TRACE ELEMENTS IN COPPER SMELTER CONVERTER AND
ROASTER/REvERBERATflRY G*S STREAMS, 10/74.
PB 238-095/AS (j 4»75).
EPA FINE PARTICLE SCRUBBER SYMPOSIUM (SAN DIEGO,
5/28-3Q/7H). 10/7H.
REMOTE SENSING OF POLLUTANTS - COMPUTERIZED
REDUCTION 0^ LONG-PATH ABSORPTION DATA* 7/74,
CONDITIONING OF FLY ASH WITH SULFAMIC AcID, AMMONIUM
SULFATE, AND AMMONIUM BlSUL^ATE, 10/74.
TRACE POLLUTANT EMISSIONS FROM THE PROCESSING OF
METALLIC ORES, 10/71** PB 238-655/AS (Z 8.75).
CHANGES IN TH£ GLOBAL ENERGY BALANCE. lo'7*».
PB 238-075/AS (j 3«75).
SOURCES AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FINE PARTICULATE
TEST DUSTS, U/74,
SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS: ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF FUEL
CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY (MAY 1974, ST LOUIS, MO,), to/71*.
PB 238-304/AS ($10*00).
ENTRAPMENT SEPARATORS F0« SCRUBBERS - INITIAL
REPORT, 10/74, PB 2^1-189/AS (J 9.25).
BOILER MODIFICATION COST SURVEY FOR SULFUR OXIDES
CONTROL BY FUEL SUBSTITUTION. 11/74.
DEVELOPMENT 0F A SAMPLING METHOD FOR TOTAL
ATMOSPHERIC SELENIUM' 12/74.
POLLUTANT ANALYSIS COST SURVEY. 12/7H.
PROCEEDINGS: SYMPOSIUM ON FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION,
ATLANTAi NOVEMBER J974, 12/74,
PROCEEDINGS: SYMPOSIUM ON TLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION,
ATLANTAi NOVEMBER 1974. 12/74,
EVALUATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSION CONTROL OPTIONS
FOR IOWA POWER PLANTS, 12/7"*.
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6502-7M-128
65Q2-7H-129
6502-7f-132
6502-75-004
6502-75-006
6502-75-009
6502-75-012
6502-75-016
6502-75-017
6502-75-018
6502-75-020
6502-75-021
6502-75-022
6502-75-023
6502-75-02HA
6502-75-025
6502-75-027A
6502-75-027B
6502-75-030
MEASUREMENT 0? THE OpAClTY AND MASS CONCENTRATION
OF PARTICIPATE EMISSIONS BY TRANSw1SSQMETRY. 11/74.
PB 2Hl-?51/AS (z 3*75).
EVALUATION OF ARONETICS - TWO-PHASE JET
SCRUBBER* l2/7t*
AN ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR PERFORMANCE
MODEL. 7/72*
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS BY X-RAY
DIFFRACTION: FINAL REPORT ON FEASIBILITY STUDY. 1/7?,.
A THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE
LIME/LIMESTONE WET-SCRtlBB ING PROCESS. 12/7«U
FABRIC FILTER CLEANING STUDIES. 1/75.
PB 24Q.372/AS (jlO«50).
ANALYSIS OF TEST DATA FOR NITROGEN OXIOfS CONTROL
IN GAS-FIRED AND OIL-FIRED UTILITY BOiLERS. 1/7.
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPATORS FOR THE
CONTROL OF FINE PARTICLES. 1/75. PB 2<4d-4
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6502-75-030
6502-75-031
6502-75-032A
6502-75-032B
6502-75-032C
6502-75-038
6503-7H-OOHA
6503-7H-005
6503-74-008
6503-7M-00?
6503-7H-OIO
6503-7H-011
650H-7H-OOS
650H-74-005B
650H-7M-005C
650M-7M-006
650H-7H-007
650<4-7M-009
650H-7H-015
PRODUCTION INDUSTRY' 12/7M, PB 2Mj-2Ai/AS ($ 6.25),
SCALE CONTROL IN LIMESTONE WET-SCRUBBING
SYSTEMS. V7S.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION; THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY. M/75.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION; THE PRIMARY METALS AND
PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES. M/75.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION: PAPER. STONE/CLAY/GL*SS/COMCRETE,
AND FOOD. H'75.
POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS EMISSIONS FROM THE EXTRACTION
AND PROCESSING OF COAL AND OIL. t/75.
STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING REACTIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
CHAMBERS. pHA$E 2» **/7H. PB 236-390/As
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6504-71-015
6504-74-016
6504-74-017
6504-74-018
6504-74-019A
6604-74-021
6504-74-022
6504-74-024
6&04-74-025
6504-74-026
6504-74-027
6504-74-028
6504-74-029
6504-74-030
BERYLLIUM, LEAD. CADMIUM, SELENIUM, AND MERCURY IN
STATIONARY SOURCES EMISSIONS. 9/73.
PB 234-326/AS (5 5«00).
CONCEPTS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF FIELD USABLE TEST
ATMOSPHERE GENERATING DEVICES. 12/73. PB 235-771* (% 6.25)
DESIGN OF THE EpA SEMI-TRAILER MOBILE AIR
POLLUTION LABORATORY. 12/73*
GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINING PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
OF AUTOMATED METHODS FOR MEASURING NITROGEN DIOXIDE
AND HYDROCARBONS CORRECTED FOR METHANE IN AMBIENT
AIR. ll/7*». PB 238-092/AS IS 3.7$).
COLLABORATIVE TESTING OF METHODS FOR MEASUREMENTS OF
NITROGEN DIOXIDE IN AMBIENT AIR. VOL. i - REPORT
OF TESTING. 6/7**,
COLLABORATIVE STUDY or METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION or
PARTICIPATE MATTER EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY SOURCES
(FO$SIL FUEL-FIRED STEAM GENERATORS). 6/74.
PB 234-150/AS (8 5«00).
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION
OF PARTICUL*TE MATTER EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY
SOURCES (MUNICIPAL INCINERATORS). 7/74.
PB 234-151/AS (5 5-00) .
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
SULFUR DIOxIDE EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY SOURCES
(FOSSIL FUEL-FIRED STEAM GENERATORS). 12/73.
PB 238-293/AS <8 4«25).
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION or
NITROGEN OX'DE EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY SOURCES
(FOSSIL FUEL-FIRED STEAM GENERATORS).
PB 238-555/AS ($ 5*25).
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR STACK GAS ANALYSIS
AND DETERMINATION OF MOISTURE FRACTION WITH USE or
METHOD 5« 6/7M. PB 236-929/A5 (S 3.7s).
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF REFERENCE METHOD FOR DETERMINATION
OF SULFUR D'OXIDE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IPARAROSANILINE
METHOD) (2H-HOUR SAMPLING). 12/73.
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
NITROGEN OxlDE EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY SOURCES
(NITRIC ACjD PLANTS). 5/74. PB 236-93Q/AS (? 3.7S).
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION
OF PARTICUI.ATE MATTER EMISSIONS FROM STATIONARY
SOURCES
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6504-74-031
6504-74-032
6504-74-034
6504-74-035
6504-74-036
6504-74-037
6504-74-038
6504-74-039
6504-74-040
6504-74-042
6504-74-045
6504-74-045A
6b04-74-045B
6504-74-046
6504-74-047
6504-74-048
6504-74-050
6504-74-052
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AN EVALUATION OF THE TRIETHANOLAMIN£ PROCEDURE FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE IN AMBIENT AIR. 7/74.
PB 237-3H8/AS (t 3.75).
SOURCES AND NATURAL REMOVAL PROCESSES Fo"
SOME ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS* 6/74. PB 237-168/AS (% 5.75)
AEROSOL FORMATION FROM GAS PHASE REACTIONS OF
OLEFlN AND OZONE IN THE PRESENCE OF
SULFUR DIOxjDEt 7/71. PB 237-345/AS (Z 7.50),
INVARIANT MODELING OF TURBULENCE AND DIFFUSION JN
THE PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER. 9/74.
NITROGEN DIOXIDE ACTINOMF.TER FOR FIELD USE. 8/74,
PB 237-745/AS ($ 4«25).
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENT OF PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG
REACTIONS - A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS* 2/72.
PB 2JO-422 (« 4.251.
PROCEEDINGS Qf THE SYMPOSIUM ON STATISTICAL ASPECTS OF
AIR'QUALITY DATA. 10/74.
LABORATORY AND FIELD EVALUATIONS OF EPA METHODS
2t 6, AND 7» PB 238-267/AS (t 4.25).
MATHEMATICAL SIMULATION OF SMOG CHAMBER
PHOTOCHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS. 11/74. PB 238-094/AS (8 7.00).
A STUDY OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY. 9/74.
PB 238-556/AS (% 8.75).
A AND B ARE AVMLABLE AS A SET AS FOLLOWS:
PB 24i-389(SETI (5520.00).
SELECT RESEARCH QROUp IN AIR POLLUTION METEOROLOGY,
SECOND ANNuAL PROGRESS REPORT: VOL. 1. 9/74.
PB 24J-390/AS (SlQ.25).
SELECT RESEARCH GROUP IN AIR POLLUTION METEOROLOGY,
SECOND ANNuAL PROGRESS REPORT! VOL. 2. 9/74.
PB 241-391/AS (slO»50).
COLLABORATIVE TEST OF TGS-ANSA METHOD FflR
MEASUREMENT OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE IN
AMBIENT AlR» 9/74.
AN EVALUATION OF TcS-ANSA PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINATION
OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE IN AMBIENT AIR. ij/74.
AN EVALUATION OF ARSEMTF PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINATION
OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE IN AMBIENT AIR. 11/74,
DEVELOPMENT oF SAMPLING DEVICES FOR GASEOUS
ATMOSPHERIC TRACERS' 7/74,
LABORATORY ANALYSES OF ATMOSPHERIC HYDROCARBONS -
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6504-74-052
6504-75-001
6504-75-002
6504-75-003
6504-75-006
6504-75-007
6504-75-010
6504-75-012
6509-75-001 A
6509-75-001B
6603-74-01 1
6603-74-012
6603-74-018
AP-OH2/3
APTD-1495
CALIFORNIA SOUTH COAST A!R 8ASIN (LOS ANGELES
AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGION) AUGUST - NOVEMBER
1973. j/74.
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD 10 - REFERENCE METHOD
FOR DETERMINATION OF CARBON MONOXIDE EMISSIONS
FROM STATIONARY SOURCES - REPORT OF TESTING. 1/75,
PB 241-284/AS (J 4«75).
COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL REPORT ON ALL ATMOSPHERIC
CONTAMINANTS ASSOCIATED WITH PHOTOCHEn I C AL AIR
POLLUTION. 6/7Q.
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION
OF SULFURIC ACID MjST AND SULFUR DIOXlDE EMISSIONS
FROM STATIONARY SOURCES. 11/74 PB 240-752/AS .
A SPECTROSCOpIC STUDY OF CALIFORNIA SMOG- 2/75.
PB 241-022/AS (g 4.25).
SUMMARY REPORT; WORKSHOP ON OZONE MEASUREMENT
BY THE POTASSIUM loDIOE METHOD. 2/75.
PB 240-939/AS ( ? 3*75).
STATISTICAL QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE VALIDATION
OF AIR QUALITY SIMULATION MODELS* 3/75. APTIC 75186,
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CIRCUMSOLAR SKY BRIGHTNESS
AND ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS. 6/74.
THE WORLDS AjR QUALITY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS.
VOL« i: THE AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS OF
THE WORLD, INCLUDING UNITED STATES FEDERAL
STANDARDS. JO/74,
THE WORLDS AjR QUALITY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS,
VOL« 2- THE AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. lO/74«
THE BlOENVIRQNMENTAL IMPACT OF AIR POLLUTION FROM
FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS. 8/74.
HEAVY-METAL ACCUMULATION IN SOIL AND VEGETATION
FROM SMELTER EMISSIONS, 6/71*
SULFUR CONTENT OF DOuGLAS-FIR FOLIAGE NEAR A PAPER
MILL. 8/74."
SUPPLEMENT NO« 3 FOR COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT
EMISSION FACTORS. SECOND EDITION. 5/74.
PB
EXHAUST EMISSIONS FROM UNCONTROLLED VEHICLES AND RELATED
EQUIPMENT USING INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESi PART 6S
GAS TURBINE'ELECTRIC UTILITY POWER PLANTS. 2/74.
PB 235-75I/AS (2 3.25).
APTD-IM96
EXHAUST EMISSIONS FROM UNCONTROLLED VEHICLES AND
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APTD-MV6 RELATED EQUIPMENT USINc, INTERNAL COMBUSTION
ENGINES PART 7 - SNOWMOBILES.
PB 238-295/AS (S t.75).
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SUBJECT INDEX
This index was compiled in an attempt to simplify locating
specific reports. It is based on titles only and is therefore
not exhaustive.
For brevity, cities are not included; reports concerning
specific cities are listed under their respective states.
All entries related to vehicles are listed under
mobile sources which is subdivided into specific areas.
The following acronyms and abbreviations are employed:
CAMP Continuous Air Monitoring Programs
CFSS Combined File Search System
CHESS Community Health Environmental Surveillance System
EMIS Ecosystem of Machines Information System
ESSA Environmental Science Services Administration
LAPPES Large Power Plant Effluent Study
NASN National Air Sampling Network
NEDS National Emission Data System
NERC National Environmental Research Center
RAPS Regional Air Pollution Study
RTF Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
SAROAD Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data
SOCTAP Sulfur Oxide Control Technology Assessment Panel
NOTE: The entries under each term are in numerical order from
left to right.
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ABSORPT ION
6502-74-046A 6502-74-Q16B
ABSORPTION DATA
6502-74-1 13
ACCEPTOR
6502-74-009P
ACCUMULAT ION
6603-74-012
ACETYLENE
6502-74-056
ACHIEVEMENT
1603-74-027
ACT
1503-74-065 4503-74-Q69
4503-74-076 4503-75-Q'2
4503-75-024 4503-75-Q30
1503-75-Olb 1503-75-0^0
ACT INOMETER
6501-74-036
ACTIONS
6501-74-U1 1
ACTIVE
6502/-74-063 6502-74-J09
ACTIVITIES
4502-71-016
ADDITIVES
6502-71-096 6502-71~l01
ADSORBER
6502-74-1 10
ADSORPTION
6502-74-063 6502-71-084
AEROMETRIC
4502-74-012
AEROS
4502-74-012
AEROSOL
6504-74-031
AEROSOLS
6502-74-016 6503-71-Qll
AFFECTING
6503-74-004A
AGENCIES
4503-75-018
AGGLOMERATOR
6502-74-036
AGRICULTURAL
uc.n^»7u«nA9 11 (* n i T u « r«i A £
™t>UJ'"™Uo* M->U3»7"0°^
AIR QUALITY
4502-74-007 4502-74-0*0
4502-74-015 4502-74-QI6
4503-74-020A 1503-74-0^5
1503-71-056E 4503-75-038
6501-71-042 6504-74-052
65Q2-74-049A 6504-71.005
'
15o3-7<4-072 1503-71.073
15Q3-75-017 1503-75.021
15Q3-75-031 1503-75-014
650^-74-009 6504-75-012
45Q2-74-011 4502-74.014
45Q2-75-002 4503-74.020
4503-74-050 4503-74. 056C
45Q4-74-OI2 6504-71.038
6504-75-010 6509-75-OOU
6509-75-OOJA 6509-75-0°lB
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A-2
.74-001
• 7S-004*
4503-74-052
45Q4-74-007
AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE
4503-74-050 4503
4503-74-053 4504
4503-74-020A
AIRBORNE
4503-74-034 6502
AIRSTRIPS
4503-74-085
ALTERNATIVE
4603-74-009A 4603-74-Q09B 46Q3-74-009C
ALTERNATIVES
6502-74-098
ALUMINUM
4502-74-020A 4502-74-Q20B
AMBIENT
4503-74-059 6504
650H-74-046 6504
AMENDMENTS
4502-74-009A
AMMONIA
AMMONIUM
4503-74.052
4504-74-013
650l»-74-019A 6504-74-031
6502-74-049A 6502-7"4-1 1 t 65Q2-74-I14
ANALYSES
ANALYSIS
650M-7H-052
4503-7^-058
"450H-7H-007
M50H-7H-01J
.74-0°2
.74-012
•74-Q23A
6502-73-025
6502-74-125
6504-74-026
ANALYTICAL
4504-74-005
ANALYZERS
4603-74-010F
ANDERSEN
6502-75-022
ANNUAL
4502-74-015
ANTIGENS
6502-74-044
APPEALS
4502-74-023
APPLYING
M504-74-013
APPROACH
4503-74-059
APTIC
6504-75-0 10
AQDHS-2
4503-74-045
AQMSA
4503-74-053
6502-
6502-
6&04-
.75-OOH
.74-0^7
450^-74-003
450*4-74-008
450'4-74-012
6501-74-008
6502-74-09J
6502-75-012
6504-74-Q'45A
4504-74.OOM
4504-74.009
4504-74.013
6502-73.023
6502-74.105
6504-74.005B
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A-3
AQUIP
•4503-
ARC
*4502-
ARCS
6502-
AREA
•4503-
6005-
AREAS
*»50*4-
ARIZONA
*4503-
AROMATIC
6501-
ARONETICS
6502-
ARSENI TE
650*4-
ASBESTOS
•4502-
ASPHALT
6502-
ASSESSMENT
H603-
6502-
ASSIGNMENT
6502'
ASSISTED
•4503-
ASSOCIATED
650'4'
ASSOCIATION
-7H-0' 3
7M-056P
7«4-017A «4502-7*4-ol7B
7*4-03*4
7H-035
7*4-017
7*4-001
7<4-072
'7*4-010
7*4-129
'7H-OH8
7H-009A
•7*4-101
-7«<_0 1 8B
«*50«»-7H.009
6502-75-00*4 6504-7«4_015
7*4-007 «4603-7«4-o2«»A '4603-7H-026B 6502-7*4_051
7H-097
•75-025
•7H-035
•75-002
ASSURANCE
ATLANTA
6502'
AUTOMATED
6S01'
AUTOMATIC
H503
AUTOMOTIVE
M603'
6502
AVAILABLE
•4603
BACKGROUND
M502
M502
««502
4603
BALANCE
6502
•7H-126A 6502-7«4-i26B
•7H-018
•7*4-038
•73-001
•73-002
•7*4-009
•7H-002A
"7H-018A
-7<4-020A
-7H-020C
-7H-116
H603-7«»"009B
H603-7H-026A M603-7H.026B
H502-7M-017A
M502-7M-019A
*»502-7I4..0 1 7B
M502-7«4.0 1 9B
«4502"7«4.021B
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A-4
BALTIMORE
4503-74-050
BASED
6005-74-007
BASELINE
4603-74-020B
BASIN
6504-74-052
BATTERIES
4603-74-025
BENZENE-SOLUBLE
4502-74-022
BENZO
4502-74-022
BERYLLIUM
6504-74-015
BILLION
6502-7*4-056
BISULFATE
6502-74-049A 6502-74-1 1 M
BLACK
45Q3-73-006A
BOILER
65Q2-7M-071A 6502-74-07 I A 65Q2-74-071B 6502-74.07 1 B
6502-74-123
BOILERS
4503-74-063 6502-74-Q32 65Q2-74-058 6502-74-078A
6502-75-012 6502-75-02!
BOSTON
6502-74-043
BOUNDARY
6504-74-035
BRAXTON
6502-74-036
BRIGHTNESS
6504-7S-012
BURNS
4503-74-062 4&03-74-062
BY-PRODUCTS
6502-74-037A
CADMIUM
6504-74-015
CALIFORNIA
4503-75-045 65Q4-74-Q52 650^-75-006
CAP
4603-74-020Q
» CARBON
4503-73-006A 4503-74-Os'
CARBON MONOXIDE
4503-74-049 4503-74-0*8
CARCINOGENIC
6502-74-040
CARS
4603-74-020A 4603-74-o20B 4603-74-020C
6501-74-006 6504-74.005B
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CASES
6501-74-008
CATALYTIC
6502-74-082
CATASTROPHIC
6503-7^-009
CEMENT
4502-74-023
CENTER
4503-74-059
CHAMBER
6504-74-009
CHAMBERS
6503-74-004A
CHANGES
6502-74-1 16
CHANGING
4603-74-018
CHARACTERISTICS
4503-74«-058
CHARACTERIZATION
4503-74-055
6502-73-002
CHARCOAL
6502-74-084
CHARGED
6502-74-075
CHARGING
6502-74-022
CHEMICAL
6502-73-002
CHEMICALLY
6502-74-109
CHLORIDE
6502-74-097
CHRONIC
6501-74-007
CIRCUMSOLAR
6504-75-012
CLAY
6502-75-032C
CLEANING
6502-75-009
COAL
4502-74-021A
6502-74-058
COAL-FJRED
6S02-74-002B
COAST
6504-74-052
COED
6502-74-009E
COKE
6502-74-022
6S02-74-Q82A
6504-74-Q29
6504.74-Q40
6504-74-Q07 650^-74-018
65o2-74-062
6502-73-Q25
65Q2-74-062A
65Q2-75-032A 6503-74.011
6S02-74-Q72
6502-74-052
6502-75-038
6502-74.054
6502-74-0*2 6S02-74-062A
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COKE OVEN
6502-74-076
COLLABORATIVE
6S04-74-021
6501-74-026
4502-74-020A
COLLECTION
6502-74-029
COLUMBIA
H502-74-023
COMBUSTION
6502-74-032
6502-7H-100
6502-75-0276
COMBUSTOR
H603-73-001
COMMERCIAL
6502-75-021
COMPACT
6502-74-029
COMPAR ISON
H603-74-010F
COMPILATION
AR-042/3
COMPONENTS
6502-73-025
COMPOSITION
6502-74-105
COMPOSITIONAL
6502-74-074
COMPREHENSIVE
H503-74-OH5
COMPUTER
4503-74-035
COMPUTERIZED
6502-74-1 13
CONCENTRATES
6502-74-085A
CONCENTRATION
6502-74-128
CONCENTRATIONS
4502-74-022
CONCEPTS
6502-74-080
CONCRETE
6502-75-032C
CONDITIONING
6502-74-092
CONFERENCE
6503-74-01 0
CONSIDERING
1503-74-020
CONSTRUCT I ON
4503-74-085
6504-74-022
6504-74-Q27
6502-74-053
6S02-74-o'»5
6502-74-104
APTD-1 495
6504-75-0°2
6502-75-023
6502-7M-J 14
65o'«-74-024
650^-74-028
6504-74-025
6504-74.029
6502-74-057
6502-75-021
APTD-1496
6502-74-078A
6502-75.027A
4603-74-059
650^-74-OU
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A-7
CONSUMPTION
6501 -74-008
CONTAMINANTS
6504-75-002
CONTENT
6603-74-018
CONTINUOUS
6502-75-020
CONTRIBUT ION
4503-75-038
CONTROL
4501-74-006
4503-73-006C
4503-74-050
4603-74-007
6005-73-014
6502-74-009E
6502-74-051
6502-74-071B
6502-74-085A
6502-74-097
6502-74-123
6502-75-031
CONVENTIONAL
6502-75-017
CONVERSION
6502-74-009B
6502-74-009F
CONVERTER
6502-74-111
COQRDI NATION
4503-74-065
4503-74-076
4503-75-024
4503-75-045
COPPER
4502-74-002A
6502-74-08SR
CORRECTED
6504-74-018
CORRELATION
4603-74-001
COST
4503-73-006A
6502-74-041
COST SURVEY
6502-74-123
COST-EFFECTIVENESS
6005-74-009
COSTS
4502-74-006
COUNTY
4504-74-006
COURSE
4603-74-017
650?-75-Q32A
4502-74-Q06
4503-74-Q31
4503-74-Q63
4603-74-021
6502-74-009B
6S02-74-o09f
6502-74-0*2
6502-74-(j78A
6502-74-085B
6502-74-0*8
6502-74-J27
6504-74-Q52
6502-74-07
65Q2-75-032B
45Q3-73-003B
45Q3-74-036A
4503-75-018
46Q3-74-029A
65Q2-74-009C
65Q2-74-022
65Q2-74-062A
65Q2-74-082
6502-74-090
65Q2-74-100
65Q2-75-012
6502-74-0090
45Q3-74-072
4503-75-017
45Q3-75-031
6502-74-OB5A
45Q3-74-031
6502-74-097
6502-75-032C
4503-73-006A
4503-74.040
4504-74-003
4603-74.029B
6502-74. 009D
6502-74.043
6502-74-071 A
6502-74-082A
6502-74-091
6502-74-102
6502-75-01 6
6502-74. 009E
4503-74.073
4503-75-021
4503-75-044
6502-74-085B
4603-74. 023A
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COURT
CRACKER
CRC
CRITERIA
CYCLE
DAMAGES
DATA
4502-74
6502-74
6502-73
4504-74
4603-73
6005-74
-023
-082
-025
-005
-001
-012
6502-74-Q82A
4502-74-007
4502-74-014
4502-74-020B
4503-74-057
6504-74-038
DATA HANDLING
4503-74-045
DEMETALLIZATION
6502-73-04U
DEMONSTRATION
6502-74-022
DENVER
4503-74-053
DESIGN
6502-75-018
DESIGN
6502-74-0026
6504-74-017
DESIGNATION
4504-74-001
DESULFURIZATION
6502-74-037A
6502-75-027B
DETERMINING
6504-74-018
DEVELOPMENT
4503-74-037
4503-74-052
6502-74-014
6502-74-098
65Q4-74-005B
6504-74-050
DEVICE
6502-74-102
DEVICES
6504-74-016
DICHLORIDE
4503-73-006C
DIESEL
4603-74-001
DIFFRACTION
6502-75-004
4502-74-010 4502-74-011
4502-74-015 450?-74-Ol8B
4502-74-Q21B 45Q2-7S-002
4503-75-026 46Q4-74-012
4502-74-012
4502-74.0198
4503-74.045
6502-75.012
6502-74-Q73 6502-75-027A 6502-75,027B
6502-74-032 65Q2-74-076 6502-74-080
4504-74-005
6502-74-i26A 65Q2-74-126B 6502-75-027A
4503-74-Q38 4503-74-050 4503-74.051
45Q3-74-0&3 4503-74-Q56C 4603-73.001
6502-74-Q46A 65Q2-74-046B 6502-74.056
6502-74-124 65Q2-75-018 6504-74-005
6504-74-0°5c 6504-74-016 6504-74-030
6502-75-018
4603-74-oH 46Q3-74-017 6502-73.025
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DIFFUSION
6504-74-035
DIOXIDE
6502-7*4-063 6S04-74-0°5B 650M-74-031
DIRECTED
4502-74-016
DISCUSSION
4603-74-026B 4603-74-Q29B
DISEASE
6501-7^-007
DISPOSAL
6S02-74-037A
DISTILLATE
4603-74-018
DISTRIBUTION
6502-74-054
DISTRICT
H502-74-Q23
DOMESTIC
4603-74-026A 4603-74-0*66
DOuGLAS-FIR
6603-74-018
DRIVING
6501-74-006
DROPLET
6502-74-075 6502-75-Q18
DRUGS
6501-74-01 1
DRY
6502-74-053 650<4-74-Q05B
DURING
6502-74-109
DUST
4503-74-036A 4503-74-Q37
DUSTRAXTOR
6502-74-077
DUSTS
6502-74-117
DUTY
M603-74-007 4603-74-Q'l 4603-74-027
DYES
6503-74-008
DYNACTOR
6502-74-083
ECOLOGY
6501-74-012
ECONOMIC
4603-74-010C 4603-74-o'dG 60Q5-74-012
ECONOMICS
6005-73-01 4
EFFECT
6502-74-041 6502-74-Q96
EFFECTIVENESS
4603-74-010C 4603-74-olOG
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EFFECTS
1503-74-044
6502-74-002B
EFFICIENCIES
6502-74-021
EFFICIENCY
6502-74-04J
EIS
1503-74-015A
ELECTRIC
4S02-74-OI7A
1603-74-020A
6502-74-034
6502-74-098
ELECTRICAL
6502-74-074
ELECTROSTATIC
6502-74-132
ELECTROSTATICS
6502-74-081
ELEMENTS
6502-74-054
EMISSIONS INVENTORY
1503-74-062
ENERGETIC
6504-74-007
ENERGY
1503-74-044
1503-74-073
1503-75-021
4503-75-044
6502-74-116
6504-74-050
ENFORCEMENT
1503-74-042
ENGINE
^603-74-01OA
4603-74-01OE
6502-75-023
ENGINEERING
4503-73-006A
ENGINEERS
6502-74-080
ENGINES
**603-73-001
APTD-1496
ENTRAPMENT
6502-74-119A
ENVIRONMENTAL
•«503-74-044
EPA
H502-74-023
650H-74-039
EPI
6005-73-01 4
4603-74-o|8
6503-74-008
6501-74-006
65Q3-74-009
6501-74.013
4502-74-OJ7B
4603-74-02OB
45Q2-74-018A
H6Q3-74-020B
6502-74-073
4502-74.018B
4603-74-020C
APTO-H95
6502-74-1 1 1
4503-74-0*5
4503-74-0^6
4503-75-024
4503-75-0^5
6502-75-Q32A
6005-73-Ql "«
4603-74-0'OB
4603-74-olOF
45Q3-74-069
4503-75-012
4503-75-030
45Q3-75-050
4503-74.072
H503-75.017
1503-75.031
6502-74.052
65Q2-75-032B 6502-75-032C
46Q3-74-010C 4603-74.010D
46Q3-74-010G 4603-74.010H
4503-74-031
4603-74-Q07 6502-74-051 APTD-14?S
6502-74-1J8
6502-74-0^3
65Q3-74-004A 6504-74.009
6502-74-112 6504-74-017
6005-74-Q07 6005-74-009 6005-74.012
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EPJDEMIOLOGICAL
6501-74-009
EPIDEMIOLOGY
6501-74-007
EQUIPMENT
APTD-1495
ETHYLENE
4503-73-006C
EVALUATING
4503-74-059
EVALUATION
4503-74-056D
6502-74-009E
6502-74-046B
6502-74-129
6502-75-027B
6504-74-050
EVALUATIONS
6504-74-039
EVALUTION
6502-74-102
EXAMINATION
4603-74-029A
EXAMPLE
4503-74-053
EXCESS
6504-7M-Q05B
EXECUTIVE
H603-7H-009A
4603-7M-029A
EXHAUST
4603-74-010A
4603-74-010E
6502-73-002
6502-74-129
EXPERIMENTAL
4603-7<4-OOl
6502-75-006
EXPERIMENTS
650M-7H-040
EXTERNAL
6502-75-021
EXTRACTION
6502-75-038
EXTRACTIVE
6502-74-089
FABRIC
6502-74-043
FACTORS
4503-74-037
FAILURE
6503-74-009
FEDERAL
4603-74-027
APTo-1496
6S02-74-Q09F
6502-74-083
6502-75-Q23
6504-74-031
65Q2-74-009C
6502-74-036
6502-74-098
65Q2-75-024A
65Q4-74-047
6502-74-0090
6502-74.039
6502-74.127
6502-75-027A
6504-74-048
4603-74-Q29B
4603-74-olOA 46Q3-74-020A 4603-74.026A
4603-74-QJOB 46Q3-74-010C
4603-74-QlOF 46Q3-74-010G
6502-73-025 APTD-1495
4603-74-010D
4603-74.010H
APTO-1496
4603-74-0'OD 46Q3-74-010E 4603-74.010H
6502-75-009
6502-74-0^4 65Q3-74-004A AP-042/3
6509-75-oOlA
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FEED
4503-
FERROALLOYS
4502-
FERTILIZER
4502-
FIBERS
6503-
FIELD
4503-
6502-
6504-
f ILTER
6502-
FILTERS
6502-
F1LTRATION
6502-
FIRED'
6502-
FlRlNG
6502-
FLAMES
6502-
FLOWRATE
6502-
FLUE
6502-
FLUE GAS
6502-
FLUID-BED
6502-
FLUORIDE
6502-
FLY ASH
6502-
FOLIAGE
6603-
FOOD
6502-
FOREST
4503-
FORGING
M603-
FORMATION
6502-
FOSSIL
6502-
650S-
FOSSIL-FUEL
6502
FOURTH
M502
FRACTION
4502
73-003B
74-018A
74-019A
74-008
74-034
74-078A
74-039
74-094
74-043
74-058
74-058
74-073
•74-031A
•75-020
•74-037A
•74-126A
•74-109
•74-095
•74-074
•74-018
•75-032C
•74-062
•74-023A
•74-045
•74-009B
•74-025
450?-74-o|SB
4502-74-QI9B
6501-74-009
650^-74-016
6502-75-0°' 6502-75-022
6502-74-0468
6504-74.036
6502-74-Q31B
6502-74-126B
6502-74-0*2 65Q2-74-114
-74-0090
-74-014
-74-022
4503-74-0*2
6504-74-034*
6502-74-oO'C 6501-74-021 6504-74.024
6502-74-Q09E 65Q2-74-009F 6603-74.011
6504-74-026
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FUEL
4503-74-055
6502-74-041
6504-74-039
FUEL OIL
6502-74-109
FUEL-FIRED
650H-74-021
FUELS
4603-74-009A
FUGITIVE
M503-74-036A
FULL-SCALE
6502-74-053
FURNACE
4503-73-006A
FURNACES
4502-74-017A
6502-74-002B
GAS
4503-74-055
6502-74-046A
6502-74-052
6SOM-74-Q05B
GAS-FIRED
6502-75-012
GASEOUS
6502-74-094
GASES
6502-74-046A
GAS IFICATION
6502-74-009B
6502-75-027A
GASOLINE
4603-74-01 8
GASOLINE-POWERED
4502-74-005
GENERATED
6502-74-034
GENERAT I NG
6504-74-016
GEMERATION
6502-74-021
GENERATORS
650^-74-021
GLASS
6502-75-032C
GLOBAL
6502-74-1 16
GRAIN
M503-73-003f?
GRTATLR
650H-74-U07
GRIDDING
450^-74-009
4603-74-Q01
6502-74-009B 6502-74.009C
6502-74-118 6502-74.123
6504-74-024
4603-74-009B 46Q3-74-009C
4503-74-037
4502-74.018B
4603-73-001 65Q2-74-037A 6502-74.041
6502-74-o'*6A 65Q2-74-046B 6502-74.046B
6502-74-0^2 6502-74-111 6502-75.020
APTD-1H95
6504-74-Q50
650**-74-005C
6502-74-oD'C 6502-74-009D 6502-74.109
6502-75-0270
6502-74-0^2 65QH-74-005
6504-74-Q24 650^-74-025
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GROUP
650*4-74-045A
GUIDELINES
450H-74-001
4501-74-007
4501-74-012
650H-74-005C
GYPSUM
6502-74-095
HACKENSACK
4503-74-056A
4503-74-056E
HANDBOOK
4603-74-010C
HANDLING
4503-74-045
HAWAII
4503-74-069
HAYFEVER
6502-74-044
HAZARDOUS
4502-74-009A
HEALTH
6501-74-013
HEAT ING
65Q2-7M-026
HEAVY
«)603-7<4-Q07
HEAVY OILS
6502-73-041A
HEAVY-METAL
6603-74-012
HOLOGRAPHIC
6502-7H-031 A
HUMANS
6501-74-006
HYBRID
4603-74-025
HYDROCARBON
4502-74-006
HYDROCARBONS
6501-74-010
IDENTIFICATION
6502-75-017
IMPACT
4503-74-056E
4603-74-020C
IMPACTOR
6502-74-014
IMPINGER
6502-75-024A
IMPLEMENTATION
4503-75-050
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
4503-74-065
4504-7H-Q02
4504-74-0°8
450*»-74"003
450^-74-009
65Qt-74-005
4504-74.004
4504-74-01 1
6504-74-005B
6504-74-018
4503-74-Q56B 45Q3-74-056C 4503-74.0560
4503-74-05*F
6502-74-J09
6502-74-Q31R
65Q2-75-025
6504-74-o'8 650^-74-052
45Q3-74-05' 46Q3-74-020A 4603-74.020B
4603-74-02°C 6603-74-011
4503-74-069 45Q3-74-072 4503-74-073
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IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (
•»503-7l-076
t503-75-021
650*»-7l-005C
IMPROVED
6502-71-071 A
IN-SITU
6502-71-091
1N-USE
H603-71-021
INCINERATION
6502-71-100
INCINERATORS
6502-73-023
INCLUDING
6509-75-OOU
INDICATOR
6501-74-013
INDOOR
650M-71-012
INDUSTRIAL
'4503-71-020A
6502-71-058
INDUSTRIES
6502-75-0328
INDUSTRY
"4502-71-017A
•4503-73-003B
"4603-71-026A
6502-75-032A
INEDIBLES
l»50l-7l-006
INFLUENCE
6502-71-071
INFORMATION
M502-71-002A
M502-71-018A
•<502-7«)-020A
1503-71-057
INFRARED GAS
6502-71-091
INITIAL
6502-71-037A
INJECTION
*»603-7M-001
INORGANIC
6503-71-005
INSPECTION
H502-71-005
INSTITUTIONAL
6502-75-021
INSTRUCTION
1503-71-038
INSTRUMENTAL
6502-71-061
CONT. )
1603-75-012
1S03-75-Q31
6502-71-Q71B
6501-71-Q22
1502-71-Ql7e
M503-73-Q06A
1603-71-Q26B
1502-71-Q09A
1502-71-QlBB
1502-.71-Q20B
6501-71-Q08
6502-71-j1?A
6502-71-Q53
1603-71-olOa
1503-71-0^9
15Q3-75-017
15Q3-75-011
1503-75.021
1503-75.015
6502-71-032
6502-75-021
15Q2-71-019A
15Q3-73-006C
1603-71-027
6502-71.052
1502-71.0198
1503-71.031
6502-75.030
1502-71-OJ7A
1502-71-019A
15Q2-71-02JA
1502-71.017B
"<502-71_019B
1502-71.0218
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INSTRUME-NTAT lON
6502-74-039
INSTRUMENTS
4503-74-038
INTERFACE
6502-74-016
INTERMEDIATE
6502-74-052
INTERNAL
APTD-1495
INVARIANT
6504-74-035
INVENTORY
4503-73-003B 4S03-74-Q40 4503-74-045A
INVESTIGATION
4503-74-034 4<>03-74-01OE 6502-74-026 6502-74.058
INVESTMENT
6502-74-098
IOWA
, 6502-74-127
ISOLATION
6502-74-044
ISSUES
4603-74-U29A M603-74-02'B
JET
6502-74-129
KANSAS
4503-74-076
KEY WEST
6502-74-077
K I NET 1C
6502-74-045
KRAFT
6502-74-07U 6502-74-Q7lB
LABORATORY
6502-74-082A 6B04-74-Q'7 650^-74-039 6504-74.052
LAND
4503-74-056D 4503-74-05<>E 45o'*-74-004
LASER
6502-74-046A 6502-74-Q46A 65Q2-74-046B 6502-74-0468
LAYER
6504-74-035
LEAD
4502-74-002A 4603-74-Q26A 46Q3-74-026B 6504-74.005
6504-74-015
LEUCOCYTE
6501-74-013
LEVEL
6502-74-056
LEVELS
4503-74-056C
LIGHT
4603-74-011 4603-74-Q27 65ol-74-0|Q
LIGHT-DUTY
4502-74-005
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LIME
6502-7*4-077 6502-75-Q06
LIMESTONE
6502-7*4-053 6502-7*4-Q77 6502-75-006 6502-75.031
LIQUEFACTION
6502-7*4-009E
LIQUID
6502-7*4-108
LOCALIZED
6501-7*4-006
LOCATIONS
f503-7t-03«»
LONG
6502-7*4-0*46A
LONG-PATH
6502-7*4-1 J3
LONG-TERM
*4502-7<4-016
LOS ANGELES
'46Q3-74-020A <4603-7*4-o206 *46Q3-7*t-020C 650t-71_052
LOSS
6502-75-022
LOUISIANA
H5Q3-75-02M
LOW-BTU
6502-7H-072
LOW-LEVELS
6501-74-006
LURGI
6502-7H-009C
MAINTENANCE
^502-714-005 «4502-7<4-ol6 M603-7M-010A 1603-7 "4.0 1 OB
•4603-74-010B '4603-7'4-oiOc M6o3-7'4-01OD H603-71..01OD
'4603-7'4-OlOE •4603-7*4-0 IDE 16Q3-7M-0 1 OF t4603-7M_0 1 OG
•4603-7M-010H l603-7«4-olOH
MALE
6'501-7<4-01 1
MANAGED
*4503-7<4-062
MANAGEMENT
6509-75-OfllA 6S09-75-QOU 650^-75-0010 6509-75-0018
MANDATORY
'4603-7'4-OlOA t603-7t-0 1 OB <46o3-7i4-0 1 OB 1603-7<4_n I OC
'4603-7'4-OlOD '4603-7'4-OlOE "4603-7*4-0 I OF H603-7'4_0 1 OG
«4603-7'4-010H
MANGANESE
6502-7*4-063
MANUAL
M503-7<4-039 M&0 3-7 H-oS6F *46o3-7«»-0! QG 650J-73.001
6502-73-023 6502-7*4-076 6501-7*4-015
MANUALS
"4503-7<4-038
MARYLAND
•4503-75-017
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MASS
4603-74-017
MATHEMATICAL
6502-74-1 10
MATTER
6504-74-021
MEADOWLANDS
4503-74-056A
4503-74-056E
MEASURE
6502-74-046A
MEASUREMENT
4504-74-005
6502-74-086B
6504-74-037
MEASUREMENTS
4503-74-034
6502-74-094
MEASURING
6502-74-059
MECHANISM
6502-74-045
MEDICAL
6005-74-01 7
MERCURY
4502-74-009A
METABOL I SM
6501-74-013
METALLIC
6502-74-115
METALS
6502-74- 1 00
METEOROLOGY
6504-74-045A
METHANE
6502-74-045
METHANOL
6502-74-072
METHOD
6502-74-124
6504-74-025
6504-74-027
6504-75-003
METHODOLOGY
4503-74-056B
METHODS
4504-74-005
6504-74-015
6504-74-027
METROPOL I TAN
6503-74-005
MI AM
6501-74-012
MICROFICHE
6005-74-009
4603-74-Q23A
6504-74-QtO
6504-74-Q22
4503-74-0&6B
4503-74-O^F
6502-74-0168
6502-74-031 A
6502-74-1 1 1
6504-74-U4*
45Q3-74-01*'
6504-74-015
6502-75-018
650l-74-0°8
6502-74-o39
6502-75-032B
6504-74-o'<5B
6504-74-018
6504-74-Q21
6S04-74-Q26
6504-74-Q28
65(J2-75-o25
6BO?-73-o23
6504-74-Ql 8
65Q2-74-043 6502-74.128
45Q3-74-QS6C 4503-74.056D
6502-74-031B 6502-74-086A
6502-74-128 6502-75.020
6504-75-007
4603-74-OJOF 6502-74.034
65Q4-74-0 I 9A
65Q4-74-018
6504-74-015
65Q3-74-009
65Q4-74-022 6504-74-024
65Q4-74-026 6504-74-027
6504-74-029 6504-75-001
65Q4-74-006
6502-74-031A 6502-74.031B
65Q4-74-019A 6504-74-039
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MILL
6603-7<4-018
MIST
650M-75-003
MIXED
6502-7S-017
MOBILE
6502-73-025 6507-75-Q25 65o*«-7q-017
MOOCL
4603-7^-OlOC M603-7H-Q26A H6Q3-7M-026B 6502-7H.132
6503-7H-01 1
MODELING
H503-74-056C 6504-7M-035
MODELS
««50<4-7<<-013 650^-75-010
MODIFICATION
6502-7M-D32
MODIFICATIONS
MODIFIED
6502-74-071 A
MOISTURE
MOLECULAR
650t-7'4-005B
MONITOR
MONITORING
45
6502-7<«-039
MONOXIDE
MONTANA
4503-75-021
MOTOR
4502-7H-005
MUNICIPAL
6502-73-023
NATIONAL
M502-74-007A <4502-71-0 1 2 «»5o2-7t)-0 1 2 6005-7M-009
NATURAL
650H-7M-032
NEAR
6603-7H-018
NEDS
NEW YORK
NICKEL-ZINC
H603-7M-025
NITRIC ACID
NITRIC OXIDE
6501-7H-010
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NITROGEN
4603-74-0 10r 6504-74-03!
NITROGEN DIOXIDE
650H-74-018 6504-74-Ol?A 65QH-74-Q36 6504-74.0<46
NITROGEN GUIDES
6502-74-0028
N02
6502-74-059
NONURBAN
4503-74-034
OAKBROOK
4503-74-OB8
OBSERVATIONS
6502-74-062A
OCCURRLNCP
6502-74-054
ODOR
6502-73-02S 6502-73-Q25 65Q2-74-084
ODOROUS
6502-74-063
ODORS'
4501-74-006
OIL
6502-75-027A 6502-75-027B 6502-75-038
OIL-FIRED
4503-74-063 6502-74-Q2<> 6502-75-012
OLCTIN
650^-74-034
ONLY
6005-74-009
OPACITY
6502-74-128
OPEN
6502-74-090
OPERATING
6502-74-002B 6502-7M-032
OPERATION
4603-74-025
OPPORTUNIT IES
6502-74-052
OPTICAL
6502-74-034
OPTIMUM
6502-74-052
OPTIONS
6502-74-127
ORDERED
H502-74-023
OREGON
4503-75-012 6005-74-Q17
ORES
6502-74-115
ORGANIZATION
4603-74-010E
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OUTPATIENT
6005-74-01 7
OVEN
6502-74-062
OVERVIEW
4502-74-016
OXIDATION
6502-74-085A
OXIDES
H603-74-010F
OXYGEN
6501-74-010
OZONE
4503-74-034
6502-74-046A
6504-74-027
PAINT
4503-74-031
PALLADIUM
6501-74-008
PAPER
6502-75-032C
PARAMETERS
6502-74-089
PARTICLE
6005-74-007
PARTICLES
6502-75-016
PARTICIPATE
4502-74-022
6502-74-026
6502-74-075
6502-74-1 17
6504-74-030
PARTICIPATE MATTER
6502-73-002
PARTICIPATES
4503-74-047
PATH
6502-74-046A
PENTAPURE
6502-75-024A
PERFORMANCE
4502-7«,-002A
4502-74-018B
4502-74-020B
6502-74-093
PERFORMING
6501-74-006
PERMITS
4503-74-045A
PESTICIDES
6501-74-009
PETROLEUM
4503-74-042
65Q2-74-062A
4504-74-Q07
4503-74-Q34 45Q3-74-034
6502-74-0?6B 6504-74-034
4503-74.039
6504-75-007
6603-74-Q18
65C2-74-Q34 6502-74-093 6502-74-112
4503-74-Q40 45Q3-74-063
6502-74-03U 65Q2-74-031B
6502-74-100 6502-74-102
6502-74-128 650^-74-021
6502-74-029 6502-74-043
6502-73-023
6502-74,053
6502-74_1 1 1
6504-74-022
74-0J7A 45Q2-74-017B
450?-74-ol9A 4502-74-019B
4&02-74-0?lA 4502-74-021B
6502-74-132 650^-74-018
4502-74-018A
4502-74.020A
4603-74.010E
6501-74-oU 6501-74-012
46Q3-74-OJ8 6&02-75-030
6502-75-0328
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PHASE
4603-74-023A
6502-74-109
4502-74-020B
PHASES
6502-74-049A
PHOSPHATE
4502-74-019A
PHOTOCHEMICAL
6502-75-025
PHYSICAL
6502-73-002
PILOT
6502-74-058
PILOT-PLANT
6502-74-049A
PLAN
4502-74-01 3
4503-74-053
PLANETARY
650H-74-035
PLANNING
4503-74-020
450M-74-002
450H-74-Q08
4504-74-013
PLANS
PLANT
PLANTS
4503-74-0560
6502-74-095
4501-74-006
4502-74-021B
APTD- 1 495
PLAT
6501-74-008
POLLEN
6502-74-044
POLYNUCLEAR
650 1-74-010
POLYURETHANE
6502-74-107
PONDS
6502-74-095
POROUS-PLATE
4603-73-001
PORTLAND
4502-74-023
POTENT i ALLY
6502-74-054
POWER
6502-74-021
POWER PLANTS
6603-74-011
6502-73-0^1 A
6502-75-Q27A
6502-7M-002B 6502-74.079A
6502-75-027B 6503-74-004A
650H-74-040
4503-75-0^0
M503-74-Q20A
4504-74-0^3
4503-74-051
450^-74-002
45Q3-74-056E
45Q4-74-004
4503-74.052
4503-75.038
4504-74.007
4504-74.01 2
4502-74-o20A
4502-74-020B 4502-74.021A
65Q4-74-028 6504-74.029
6502-74-0^0
6005-74-017
6502-75-0^8
6502-74-0*4 1
65Q4-74-029
6502-74-127
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POWERPLANT
4603-74-01 1
PRECHAMBER
6502-75-023
PRECIPATORS
6502-75-016
PRECIPITATION
6503-74-005
PRECIP1TATOR
6502-74-132
PRECURSOR
4503-74-034
PREDICTING
45Q3-74-056C
PREPARATION
4502-74-021 A
PRESENCE
6501-74-010
PRESENTAT JON
4503-75-026
PRESSURE
6502-74-014
PR IMARY
4502-74-002A
PROBLEMS
6502-74-032
PROCEDURE
150*4-74-009
PROCEDURES
6502-74-086A
PROCEEDINGS
6502-74-043
6503-74-010
PROCESS ING
6502-74-115
PRODUCING
4502-74-018A
PRODUCTION
4502-74-0188
6501-74-006
PROGRESS
4502-74-013
6504-74-0458
PROJECTING
4504-74-008
PROJECTION
4503-74-056B
PROJECTIONS
4603-74-0208
PROPORTIONS
4603-74-018
PROPOSED
4502-74-002A
45Q2-74-Q19A
APTD-U95
45Q2-74-Q21B 45Q4-74-002
6504-74-Q34
6502-75-Q27A 6502-75-0278
4502-74-Q20A 45Q2-74-020B 6502-75.032B
6502-74-QS2
6504-74-03! 65Q4-74-047 6504-74-048
6502-74-Q86B
6502-74-j 18
6504-74-Q38
6502-75-038
4503-75-018
65Q2-74-126A 6502-74.126B
65Q2-74-041
4603-74-Q23A 46Q3-74-026A 4603-74. 026B
6502-75-030
4502-75-Q03 46Q3-74-027 6504-74. 045A
««502-74-00*A 4502-74-017A 4502-74.018A
4502-74-Q20A 45Q2-74-02JA 4603-74.018
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65Qt-74-005C
PURIFICATION
6502=74-040
PUSHING
6502-74-076
PYRENE
4502-74-022
PYRlTIC
6502-74-0854
QUAL ITY
650M-74-005
QUALITY ASSURANCE
4503-74-034
QUANT I TAT!VE
6502-74-016
QUARTER
4502-74-007 4502-74-o!0 45Q2-74-OI1 4502-74.014
4502-75-002
QUESTIONS '
6504-75-010
RADIATION
4603-74-010F
RAGWEED
6502-74-044
RANKINE
4603-73-001
RANK ING
4503-74-0560
REACTIONS
6503-74-004A 6504-74-Q37
REACTIVE
6504-74-006
REACTIVITY
6501-74-010 6502-75-025 65Q3-74-010
RECOVERY
6502-74-071A 6502-74-Q71A 65Q2-74-07IB 6502-74.071B
REDUCE
6502-74-092
REDUCING
4603-74-010A 4603-74-0'OB 46Q3-74-010C 4603-74.010D
H6Q3-74-010E 4603-74-o'OF 46Q3-74-01QG 4603-74.010H
APTD-1495
REDUCTION
6502-74-057 6502-74-J04 65Q2-74-II3
REFERENCE
650*»-74-027
REFERENCE METHOD
650H-75-OOI
REFINERIES
1503-74-OM2
REFINERY
H503-74-055 6502-74-o82 6502-74-082A
REFINING
REFUSE
1603-74-018
6502-74-073
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REGENERATION
6502-74-049A
REGENERATOR
6502-74-082
REGION
4503-74-050
6504-74-052
REGIONAL
4603-74-029A
REGISTRATION
4503-74-045A
RELATING
6504-75-010
RELATIONSHIP
6504-75-012
RELATIVE
4S03-74-044
REMAND
4502-74-023
REMOTE
6502-74-1 13
REMOVAL
6502-74-084
RENDER I NG
4501-74-006
REPORTED
6501-74-008
REPORTING
4502-74-012
REPRODUCTIVE
6501-74-01 1
REQUIRED
4503-74-065
4503-74-076
4503-75-024
4503-75-045
REQUIREMENTS
6502-74-091
RESEARCH
6502-74-098
RESIDENTIAL
6502-74-026
RESIDUAL
65D2-75-027A
RESIN
6502-74-107
RESISTIVITY
6502-74-074
RESPIRATORY
6501-74-007
RESPONSE
4502-74-023
RETROF ITTING
6502-74-052
6502-74-J04
6502-74-082A
4603-74-020A
4603-74-029B
6502-74-109
4503.74-0*9
4503-75-QI2
4503-75-Q30
4503-75-050
65Q4-74-0'*5A
650?-75-o27B
6502-74-0*2
46Q3-74-020B 4603-74..020C
6502-74-110 6504-74.032
45Q3-74-072 4503-74.073
4503-75-017 4503-75.021
45Q3-75-031 4503-75.044
65Q4-74-045B
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REVENUE
4503-75-018
REvERBERATORY
6502-7^-1 1 1
REVIEW
4503-74-065
4503-74-076
4503-75-024
4503-75-045
6504-74-030
REVIEWING
4504-74-01 1
RHODE ISLAND
4503-75-050
ROAD
4603-74-017
ROADS
4503-74-085
ROASTER
6502-74-1 1 I
ROOFING
6502-74-101
RUCKELSHAUS
«*502-74-023
SAMPLE
M503-74-051
SAHPLING
4503-7M-CH7
6502-74-089
M503-75-024
SAN DIEGO
H503-74-051
SASOL-TYPE
6502-74-072
SCALE
6502-74-058
SCAVENGING
6503-74-005
SCRUBBER
6502-74-083
6502-74-129
SCRUBBERS
6502-74-1 19A
SCRUBR ING
6502-74-075
SEARCH
6501-74-008
SECOND
4502-74-OJ 0
AP-042/3
SELECT
6504-74-0454
SELENIUM
6502-74-124
4503-74-0*9
4503-75-QI2
4503-75-Q30
4503-75-Q50
45Q3-74-072
4503-75-017
45Q3-75-031
4603-74-021
4503-74.073
4503-75.021
4503-75.044
650l-74_Q07
6502-73-Q23
6502-74-J24
6502-74-016
650^-74-027
6502-74.029
6504-74-050
6502-74-1 12
6502-75-Q31
6502-74-Cl'3 65o2-74-10fi 6502-74-112
6502-74-Q77
6502-74-109 65Q4-74-045A 6504-74-045B
6504-74-Q45B
6504-74-Q15
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SEMI-TRAILER
6504-7<4-017
SEMINAR
6502-74-081
SENSING
6502-74-113
SEPARATORS
6502-74-1(9A
SERVICE
4603-74-010E
SET
4603-74-009
SHOPPING
4503-74-059
SHORT
6502-74-044
SIMULATION
4504-74-013
6504-75-010
6504-74-0^5 650^-74-045
6502-74-110 6504-74.040
6502-74-Q34
4503-74-085
6005-74-007
6502-74-102
6504-75-012
6502-74-111 6603-74-0>2
4502-74-002A 65Q2-74-08^A 65Q2-74-085B
65Q4-74-037 6504-74-0^0 65Q4-75-006
SITES
SIZE
SIZING
SKY
SMELTEK
SMELTERS
SMOG
SMOKE
6502-74-034
SMOKELESS
6502-74-076
SNG
6502-74-072
SNOWMOBILES
APTD-1496
SODIUM
6502-74-092
SOFTWARD
4S03-74-056F
SOIL
6603-74-012
SOLVENT
6503-74-010
SONIC
6502-74-036
SPARK IGNITION
6502-75-023
SPECIAL
4502-74-022
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SPECTROMETRY
6501-74-005
SPORTS
4503-74-049
SRC
6502-74-009F
ST LOUIS
4503-74-052
STACK
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STACK GAS
6501-74-026
STADIUMS
1503-74-049
STANDARDS
1502-74-002A
4502-74-016
1502'-74-018A
1502-74-019A
1502-74-020B
1603-74-027
6509-75-001 A
6502-74-071B
STATE
1502-74-013
STATES
1503-74-034
STATIONARY
1502-74-006
6502-74-051
6501-74-015
6501-74-025
6501-75-003
STATISTICAL
6502-74-080
STATISTICS
1502-74-007
1502-74-015
6502-7M-073
4502-74-0°2A
45Q2-74-QI7A
4502-74-018A
4502-74-ol'B
4502-71-0*1 A
6005-71-007
6509-75-QOU
4502-75-Q03
4603-74-QlOD
4504-71-Ql 1
6502-71-0*1
6504-7H-Q21
6504-71-028
6504-71-038
4502-74-o'0
4502-75-Q02
6502-74-1 18
45Q2-74-009A
4502-74-017A
4502-74-01 88
45Q2-74-020A
4502-74-021 A
6502-74-040
65Q9-75-001B
H5Q3-74-057
46Q3-74-010H
6502-74-029
6502-74-100
65Q1-74-022
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6504-74.007
4502-74-009A
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6509-75-001B
6509-75-001B
6502-74,039
6502-75.020
6504-74,021
6504-75-001
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STATUS
STE*M
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STONE
6502-75-032C
STRATEGIES
M603-7*«-027
6502-71-082A
650'«-7'4-025
1502-71-017A
6502-74-Q85A
4502-74-Q17B
6501-74-021 6504-74.021
STRATIFIED GASES
6502-74-086A
STREAMS
6502-7««-lll
STRIPPER
6502-7H-082A
4603-71-Q21 16Q3-74-029A 1603-74.029B
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SUBMERGED
4502-74-018A
SUBMICRON
6502-74-043
SUBSTITUTION
6502-74-123
SUBSTRATE
6502-75-022
SUBSYSTEM
45Q3-74-045
SULFATE
6502-74-1 14
4502-74-Q18B
4503-74-055
SULFUR DIOXIDE
6502-74-085A
6504-74-034
SULFUR OXIDE
6502-74-082
SULFUR-CONTAINING
6502-74-104
SULPHUR
6502-74-109
SUMMARY
4502-74-018B
4503-74-056A
46Q3-74-026A
SUPPLEMENT
AP-042/3
SUPPLEMENTAL
6502-74-062A
SUPPLY
4503-74-065
4503-74-076
4503-75-024
4503-75-0^5
SURFACES
6304-74-007
SURVEILLANCE
4503-74-042
SUSPENDED
4502-74-022
SYMPOSIUM
6502-74-043
6502-74-126B
SYNTHANE
6502-74-0098
SYNTHESIS
6502-74-040
SYSTEM
4502-74-01 2
4503-74-056F
6502-74-046A
6502-74-059
4503-74-Q45A
6005-74-009
6502-75-030 6603-74.018
6502-74-111 6502-74.127
6502-74-Q82A 6502-74-098
4502-74-ol'B
4603-74-00'A
4603-74-Q29A
45Q2-74-020B
46Q3-74-010A
6504-75-007
45Q3-74-069
4503-75-Q12
4503-74-072
45Q3-75-017
4503-75-031
4503-75-0^0
6502-74-1 12
6502-75-Ql6
6502-74-1 18
6504-74-038
45Q2-74-01 2
4603-74-QOl
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6501-74-011
65Q2-74-046B
4502-74.021B
4603-74.020A
4503-74.073
4503-75-021
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6502-74-126A
4503-74.045A
6502-74-029
6502-74-0468
6502-74-0^6
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SYSTEMS
4502-74-006 3
6502-74-037A 6502-74-0*1
6502-74-046A
TASK
4603-74-020B 4603-74-Q20C
TASKS
6501-74-006
TAX
6005-74-009
TECHNICAL
4503-74-047 4<>03-74-0C)''B
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6502-74-046A 6502-74-Q46B
TERATOLG
6501-73-001
TEST
4502-74-018B 4502-74-Q 1 'B
6502-74-062 6502-74-0*2 A
6502-74-117 6502-75-012
6504-74-016 6504-74-04*>
TESTING
6502-74-07PA 6504-74-ol'A
TESTS
6502-74-053 6502-74-o
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TRACE
6502-74-046A 6502-74-Q46B 65Q2-74-054 6502-74-111
6502-74-115
TRACERS
6504-74-050
TRAFFIC
4503-74-058
TRAINING
6501-73-001
TRANSPORT
6502-74-016
TRANSPORTATION
4603-74-009A 4603-74-Q°9B 46Q3-74-009C
TREATING
TRENDS
TRIAL
TRUCKS
TURBINE
6504-74-006
4502-74-022
4503-74-050
4603-74-017
APTD-J496
4603-73-001
TURBULENCE
6504-74-035
TVA
6502-7^-053
TWO-CAR
4603-74-029A 4603-74-Q29B
TWO-PHASE
6502-7^-129
UNACCEPTABLE
4504-74-005
UNCONTROLLED
APTD-1495
UNIFORM
6005-74-009
UNION
6502-74-073
UNITED
4503-74-034
UNITED STATES
6509-75-OOU
UNITS
6502-74-026
UNIVERSITY
6501-74-012
UNPAVED
4503-74-085
URBAN
4503-74-020
URBAN-RURAL
6504-74-007
USABLE
6504-74-016
4503-74-0^2
H603-74-Q23A 6502-74-041 APTD-1495
6509-75-0°lB
4503-74-020A 45Q3-75-038
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USAGE
4603-7H-020C
USER
4S03-74-056F 4603-74-QlQG
USES
4503-74-044 650l-74-o°8
UTILITY
6502-76-012 APTp-1495
UT IL I ZATION
6502-74-108
VALlDAT ION
4503-74-056C 4503-74-Q59 650**-75-010
VARlABLES
65Q2-74-002B
VARNISH
4503-74-031
VEGETATION
6603-74-01 2
VEHICLE
4603-74-007 4603-74-OJOA 46Q3-74-010B 4603-74.010C
4603-74-0100 4603-74-olOD 4603-74-OIOE 4603-74.010F
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4603-74-027
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4502-74-005 4603-74-0?! APTD-J495 APTp-1496
VERSUS
4502-74-023
VICINITY
4503-74-049
VINYL
6502-74-097
VOL*TILE
6502-74-054
WASHINGTON
4503-74-065
WASTE FUELS
6502-75-017
WEIGHT
4502-75-022 6504-74-Q05B
WET
6502-74-108
WET-SCRUBBING
6502-75-006 6502-75-03!
WHEELS
4603-74-023A
WILDFIRES
4503-74-062
WORKSHOP
650H-75-007
WORLD
6509-75-OOU
WORLDS
6509-75-OOJA 6509-75-oOlfl
X-RAY
6502-75-004
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ZINC
M502-74-002A
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