Register of
AIR POLLUTION
ANALYSES
as of January 1,1956
U-S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Public Health Servic.
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REGISTER OF AIR POLLUTION
ANALYSES
A record of community air sampling and analyses
performed in the United States and the Territories
of Alaska and Hawaii prior to January 1956.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Public Health Service
Bureau of State Services Kobert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Division of Sanitary Engineering Services Cincinnati 26, Ohio
1958
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Appreciation is expressed for the cooperation of
the numerous air pollution control agencies, health
departments, universities, and research institutions
which contributed literature, leads to information,
answers to questionnaires, and reports of surveys;
and for the assistance provided by the Public Health
Service regional offices in the collection of this
material.
Public Health Service Publication No. 610
1958
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CONTENTS
Introduction - -- ______
How to Use the Register _ _ _
THE REGISTER
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ALABAMA.
Jefferson County
Birmingham _
1
l
l
ALASKA ................. 2
Anchorage ------------- 2
College -------------- k
CALIFORHIA --------------- 6
Alameda County
Alameda --
Berkeley
Centerville
Emeryville
Oakland
San Leandro
Contra Costa County
Crockett
Martinez
Richmond ---
Los Angeles County
Altadena
Artesia
Azusa
Bassett
Burbank
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
11
11
12
CALIFORNIA (continued)
LQS Angeles County (continued)
Dominguez __-_-_--
EL Monte ---- ---
El Segundo
Lancaster -----
Lennox
-___ 13
- -- 15
15
15
l6
Los Angeles ------------- 16
Long Beach
Pasadena -___
Redondo Beach
Rivera -----
South Gate
Temple City
Torrance -- —
San Bernardino County
Morongo Valley
Francisco County _-
San Francisco ____
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo County
East Palo Alto
Menlo Park
Redwood City -
2?
Manhattan Beach ___--_----- 28
_-_-_------ 28
32
— __--_____ 32
33
314.
35
35
35
35
38
39
39
39
39
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P-age
CALIFORNIA (continued)
Santa Clara County 39
Alviso 39
Cupertino -<- 39
East San Jose — - 39
Gilroy 39
Los Gatos . 39
Palo Alto ------- 4o
Pennanente ------------ 4l
Santa Clara 4l
San Jose -.--- ----------- 41
Sunnyvale > 43
Solano County ------
Benico-Vallejo Vicinity
44
44
COLORADO 49
Denver County 49
Denver 49
CONNECTICUT
Hartford County
East Hartford
New Haven County
New Haven - -
Waterbury - -
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington - -
52
52
52
52
52
53
55
55
FLORIDA 6l
Gulf Coast between Ft. Meyers
and Sarasota ----------- 6l
Hillsborough County 6l
Tampa --------------- 6l
FLORIDA (continued)
Pinellas County -
Tarpon Springs
Polk County - -
Mulberry-Bartow Area
63
63
64
64
GEORGIA 66
Fulton County ------------- 66
Atlanta 66
HAWAII 69
Honolulu -------- _-__ 69
ILLINOIS
Cook County
Chicago
70
70
70
Peoria County ------------- 76
Peoria 76
Sangamon County
Springfield
St. Clair County
East St. Louis
77
77
77
77
INDIANA 81
Lake County 8l
East Chicago 8l
Whiting-Hammond Area -------- 82
Marion County ------------- 82
Indianapolis 82
IOWA 84
Lee County -------- -__- 84
Keokuk 84
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KENTUCKY 86
Jefferson County ----------- 86
Louisville 86
LOUISIANNA
Orleans County
New Orleans
92
92
92
MARYLAND ---- - 96
Baltimore 96
MASSACHUSETTS 100
Berkshire County 100
Pittsfield 100
Essex County
Andover -
Lawrence -
Marblehead
Salem
Hampden County
Chicopee - -
Holyoke - -
Hampshire County
Amherst - - -
Middlesex County
Everett - - -
100
100
101
101
102
102
102
103
103
103
10k
Suffolk County I0k
Boston ------- ______ 104
MICHIGAN 109
St. Clair County 109
St. Clair and Marine City Area 109
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MICHIGAN (continued)
Washtenaw County •
Ann Arbor - - •
109
109
Wayne County ------------- 110
Detroit 110
Grand Rapids ----------- 116
MIMESOSEA - - - - -
Hennepin County
Hopkins - - -
Minneapolis -
Ramsey County -
St. Paul - -
119
119
119
119
121
121
MISSOURI
St. Louis
Jackson County
Kansas City
NEW JERSEY
Caraden County
Caraden - -
Gloucester County
Paulsboro - - -
Hudson County
Jersey City
Mercer County
Trenton - -
Middlesex County
Perth Amboy -
123
123
125
125
129
129
129
131
131
133
133
135
135
136
136
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NEW JERSEY (Continued)
Ocean County -- ___--____..- 138
Lakehurst - -- __----__-- 138
Ifriion County -
Elizabeth
Murray Hill
lk2
MEW MEXICO
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque --
NEW YORK
Broome County
Binghamton
Erie County --- — --- - — -- 146
Buffalo
Nev York County
New York
llj-7
Westchester County
Yonkers - - - -
OHIO
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland - -
157
157
159
159
159
Franklin County 162
Columbus - — _____ ___ 162
Hamilton County ------- __ 162
Cincinnati ----- ___-_ 162
Lorain County ----- — __-__ 168
Lorain -------- -___ 168
OHIO (continued)
Mahoning County
Youngstown -
168
168
Summit County ------------ 168
Akron --- — __-___---- 168
OREGON
Baker County
Baker —
Benton County
Corvallis -
Clackamas County
Oregon City
Oswego ---
West Linn
171
171
171
171
171
172
172
173
Clatsop County
Astoria - -
Seaside - -
175
175
176
Columbia County ----------- 176
St. Helens 176
Coos County - - - - -
Coos Bay - - - - -
Coquille
Eastside - - - - -
Empire ------
177
177
179
179
180
Northbend l8l
Crook County ----- _-- _ 182
Prineville 182
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OREGON (continued)
Deschutes County ----------- 182
Bend 182
Douglas County 183
Myrtle Creek 183
Oakland 184
Sutherlin 185
Roseburg ------------- 185
Hood River County -------- 187
Hood River 187
Jackson County 187
Ashland 187
Central Point 188
Medford 189
Josephine County
Grants Pass -
Kerby - - - -
KLamath County -
KLamath Falls
Lane County -
Eugene - -
Springfield
Lincoln County
Neuport - -
Toledo - -
190
190
191
191
191
192
192
Linn County •
Albany - -
Sweet Home
195
195
196
197
197
197
OREGON (continued)
Malheur County ------------ 198
Nyssa --------------- 198
Ontario 199
Multonah County
Fail-view - -
Milwaukie - -
Portland - -
Sauvie Island
Troutdale - -
199
199
200
201
205
205
Polk County 206
Salem 206
Tillamook County
Forest Grove
Tillamook
207
207
207
tfaatilla County 208
Pendleton - — — 208
Union County ------------- 210
La Grande ------------- 210
Wasco County -
The Dalles
211
211
Washington County ---------- 212
Hillsboro 212
Yamhill County
McMinnville
Nevberg - -
Sheridan -
213
213
213
21k
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PENNSYLVANIA
Allegeheny County
Pittsburgh - -
217
217
217
Bucks County 221
Bristol 221
Delaware County
Chester - - -
Lycomlng County
Williamsport
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia - -
Washington County
Donora - - - -
Washington - -
TENNESSEE -
Davidson County
Nashville —
Hamilton County
Chattanooga -
Khoxvllle - -
Maury County - -
Mfc. Pleasant
TEXAS
Dallas County
Dallas - -
223
223
224
224
22?
227
229
231
231
231
231
231
234
234
234
236
236
236
TEXAS (continued)
El Paso County ------------ 236
El Paso 236
Harris County 236
Bellaire 236
Houston 237
Tarrant County 240
Fort Worth 240
UTAH 244
Salt Lake County ----------- 244
Salt Lake City 244
VIRGINIA
Henrico County
Portsmouth
Richmond -
Roanoke County
Roanoke - -
WASHINGTON - - -
Chelan County
Wenatchee -
250
250
250
250
250
250
252
252
252
Clark County 252
Camas and Washougal Vicinity - - - 252
Cowlitz County
Kelso
Longvlev -
Grant County
Quincy -
252
252
252
254
254
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WASHINGTON (continued)
King County 254
?aattle 254
Pierce County
Tacoma - -
257
257
Spokane County ------------ 258
Mead 258
Spokane ----- ----- 258
Stevens County
Northport -
259
259
WEST VIRGINIA 262
Kanawha County ------------ 262
Belle 262
Charleston 262
WEST VIRGINIA (continued)
Taylor County — _______--- 268
Grafton 268
WISCONSIN - - -
Dane County
Madison -
Manitowoc County
Manitowoc - -
270
270
270
270
270
Milwaukee County 270
Milwaukee 270
Winnehago County
Oshkosh - - -
271
271
APPENDIX A
I. Sampling Equipment - 273
II. Analytical Methods 275
APPENDIX B
I. Agencies Where Results of Analyses
are Recorded ---------- 284
II. References Where Results of
Analyses are Recorded ----- 290
APPENDIX C
List of Abbreviations - «• 296
INDEX
Sample Category Index ------ 301
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INTRODUCTION
THE REGISTER
Many workers concerned with the problems of community air pollution have recognized the
need of assembling in one reference the scattered information relating to past air pollution surveys
that exists in the literature of libraries and in files of control agencies, health departments,
universities and research institutions. The Register of Air Pollution Analyses has been prepared as
a step toward filling this need.
It is anticipated that the Register will provide sources of information to demonstrate trends
in pollution levels in specific communities, for epidemiological studies of the effect of air pollutants
on human health, for comparison of pollution levels in various communities, for sampling and analytical
techniques employed in past surveys, and to facilitate the compilation of the results of past surveys
for publication.
Contained within the Register is a record of community air sampling and analyses performed in
the United States and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii prior to January 1, 1956. More than 100
different chemically definable individual pollutants or constituents of mixed ones, such as dustfall,
are listed for 200 cities in 110 counties of 32 states and territories.
Although a compilation of the data resulting from the analyses of air pollutants would be useful,
such records of this kind would result in too large a volume. Instead, the Register lists 82 literature
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references and 95 addresses of agencies where results of analyses are recorded, so that anyone wishing
to make use of the air sampling data may obtain it from its source.
PREPARATION OF THE REGISTER
The publication of the Register represents the cooperation of many people and groups<, Compilation
of information was started in mid-1955 by Victor Sussman and was completed largely by Vernon Hanson,
J» J» Schueneman, and Carl Lindstrom. Numerous air pollution control agencies, health departments, univer-
sities and research institutions completed questionnaires that were sent to them; Public Health Service regional
offices assisted in the collection of information from various groups; library personnel searched for and
provided literature; and members of the Community Air Pollution Program staff undertook and completed the
considerable task of assembling the material in suitable form.
In questionnaires sent to the many agencies certain basic information was requested. The manner and
form of the replies, however, varied extensively,. Some agencies submitted answers exactly as requested,
many replied in more detail than expected, while others sent reports or literature requiring that the
necessary information be abstracted to suit the needs of the Register. Regardless of the form in which the
material was received, all was accepted with appreciation, but the lack of uniformity in the presentation
of the pertinent information has occasionally made interpretation difficult. Although an attempt has been
made to record all the publicly available air analyses made in the U. S. prior to 1956, some undoubtedly have
been omitted. Notification of any omissions or corrections will be appreciated for use in any future editions
or supplements that may be issued.
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No concerted effort was made to obtain information from industrial organizations, "but a few
collections of their data have been listedo
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HOW TO USE THE REGISTER
GENERAL
Throughout the Register, the States and Territories, the counties, and the cities are listed
alphabetically in their geographical subdivisions. Pollutants are also arranged in alphabetical order
when listed or tabulated.
In the table column, "Organization", the names of the agencies which directed or participated in
each sampling program are designated. The columns grouped under "Dates" specify the calendar period
over which the program was conducted.
The number of sampling stations operated during the program Is shown in the cciuriri, ;'I.umber cf
Stations". Unless stated otherwise, the figure refers to stations where the eq_uipr.-je:it remained through-
out the entire sampling program, as opposed to those operated, with equipment that was moved from site
to site. Entries such as "1 rov'g © 20 sites" mean (for example) that one piece of mobile sampling
equipment was operated periodically among 20 fixed locations. The term ''varied" is used to denote a
somewhat changeable pattern of stations, difficult to define raore specifically.
The column, "Length of Each Sampling Period", refers to the length of time a piece of equipment
was operated for each sample collected. Here, too, the term "varied" appears aid should be interpreted
as above. Ranges of time shown by minimum and irsarfraitn vpli:-_:; i'lirUc•••-[>_ .:-.•-;.r. the .••erica,-:- of collection
for different samples varied within these limits. The entries in this coition are by their nature not
very precise.
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The number of samples collected over a selected time period is shown in the column, "Frequency
Samples Were Taken". Here the manner of expression and the interpretation of the entries are similar
to those described for the column, "Length of Each Sampling Period".
There are only code numbers in the column, "Sampling Equipment". In Appendix A, these are keyed
to descriptions of the types of collection equipment employed. For ready identification the types of
sampling equipment are araanged alphabetically as veil as numerically.
Similarly, the code numbers in the column, "Analytical Methods", are keyed in Appendix A to
procedures used for the analyses of the pollutants. Throughout this Appendix the procedures are listed
numerically. Sample categories appear here also, underlined and arranged alphabetically, each category
followed by the methods employed for its analysis. Any method of analysis that may be common to more
than one pollutant is listed for each, but carries a different code number. This Appendix, then, in
addition to its primary use for identifying code numbers, also shows the various methods that were used
to measure a given simple pollutant or a constituent of a complex one.
Code numbers are also used in the column, "Agencies and References Where Results are Recorded".
Agency code numbers are those without parentheses and are identified in Appendix B. Code numbers within
parentheses apply to literature references. These, too, are keyed to descriptions in Appendix B.
The final column entitled, "Notes", also has code numbers. These code numbers are keyed to
additional information regarding the sample program which are assembled on the last page for the state
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to vhich the notes apply.
Abbreviations used within the Register are described in Appendix C. Each group of letters, not
separated by a comma, can "be found in this Appendix by simply looking up the first one or tvo letters of
the abbreviation in the alphabetical listing.
THE SAMPLE CATEGORY INDEX
The Sample Category Index identifies the States and cities in vhich each simple pollutant or con-
stituent of a complex one was collected and analyzed.
For example, turning to the heading "Ammonia" (page 301) in this Index it will be noted that the
only cities known to have made such measurements prior to 195^ are Los Angeles, California; Salt T^IO*
City, Utah; and Charleston, West Virginia. The numbers listed indicate pages where information concerning
ammonia sampling for each of these communities is recorded.
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STATE: ALABAMA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Birmingham
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
.A-H.F.A.,Inc.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
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MONTH
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DAY
1/14
5/31
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sites
1 rov'g
§ 73
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
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SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
30/day
30/day
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AND
CITY
Territory of
Alaska
Anchorage
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Inorganics
Organics
Particle size
Protein
Radioactivity
Suspended
parti culate
Radioactivity
ORGANIZATION
Arctic Health
Research Center
and The Kettering
Lab.
Arctic Health
Research Center
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Territory of
Alaska
Anchorage
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
Arctic Health
Research Center
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Lab.
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TERRITORY OF ALASKA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Territory of
Alaska
Anchorage
College
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
sb^il'vX
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
Arctic Health
Research Center
U. of Alaska
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3/24
6/16
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Notes: TERRITORY OF ALASKA
1. Several methods for the chemical determination of ozone near the surface
of the earth are outlined.
2. Studies were made of the effects of the eruption of Mt. Spurr on the community
air supply.
3« Zinc was detected now and then.
k. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955-
5. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955-
6. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Alameda
Alameda
Berkeley
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Oxidant
Oxidant
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
California State
D.P.H.
City of Alameda
D.H.
California State
D.P.H.
City of Berkeley
D.P.H.
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
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Selby Smelter
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
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SAMPLING
PERIOD
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10 min.
10 min.
10 min.
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10 min.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Alameda
Berkeley
Centerville
Emeryville
Oakland
San Leandro
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Radi oac tivi ty
Oxidant
Oxidant
Oxidant
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
U. of California
Alameda C.H.D.
Alameda C.H.D.
City of Oakland
D.H.
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
Commission
Alameda C.H.D.
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OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
2-5
1 rov ' g
1 rov'g
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LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NR
10 min.
10 min.
10 min.
6-10 hr.
10 min.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
I/day
I/day
I/day
I/day
8-21/day
I/day
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Alameda
San Leandro
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Oxidant
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn, Ti, V, Zn
ORGANIZATION
California State
D.P.H.
Alameda C.H.D. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/ik
11/7
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/1
12/13
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-Vwk.
6/mo.
APPENDIX
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5
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91
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102
103
107
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TH 1 S STATE
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Contra Costa
Crockett
Martinez
Richmond
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Oxidant
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
Oxidant
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Selby Smelter
Commission
Contra Costa
C.H.D.
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
Commission
Contra Costa
C.H.D.
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
Commission
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/3
10/19
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10/31
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14
14
55
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OF
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1
1
1 rov'g
1 rov ' g
1
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LENGTH OF
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15 sec .
10 min.
6-10 hr-
15 sec.
10 min.
6-10 hr-
15 sec.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
7-14/day
I/day
I/day
2-21/day
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10-24/day
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Altadena
Artesia
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Ozone
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur tnoxide
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdall Lab .
for A. P.P.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/8
9/5
3/8
8/8
8/8
9/5
8/8
8/8
3/1
UJ
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
11/30
UJ
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
1 hr.
Varied
Inst.
1 hr.
1-20 rnin.
1 hr.
1 hr-
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
9/day
NR
Varied
9/day
9/day
9/day
NR
6/day
Cont.
APPENDIX
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19
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5
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5
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57
59
68
75
55
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Azusa
Bassett
SAMPLE
CATEGOR IES
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Hydrocarbons
Oxidant
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
True sdai 1 Lab .
for A.P.F."
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A. P.P.
DATES
f~ f\ f\ 1 1
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/15
Ll/4
10/11
9/15
8/1
8/6
8/1
O£
LU
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55
55
55
55
5^4*
Cjr
5^*
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
11/30
12/31
12/31
11/30
11/30
12/31
11/30
a:
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55
55
55
55
5^
55
5^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PER 1 OD
1 hr-
Cont.
30 days
1 hr-
Cont.
Cont.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
9/day
Cont.
12/yr.
m
Cont.
Cont.
Cont.
APPENDIX
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21
21
- 11 -
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Burbank
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
ORGAN IZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/2
10/2
10/1
8/2
8/2
8/1
££
LU
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51
55
46
51
51
54
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/30
12/31
12/31
11/30
10/18
11/30
oc
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55
55
55
55
51
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
Cont.
30 days
1 hr.
Inst.
2 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
8/day
Cont.
1/mo.
NE
24/day
8-24/day
APPENDIX
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1—
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9
14
19
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
LOB Angeles
Burbank
Dominguez
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur trioxide
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lat>.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/2
8/1
8/2
8/2
10/2
7/18
9/11
Q£
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51
51*
51
51
55
51
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
11/30
10/18
10/18
12/31
11/6
11/6
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55
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51
51
55
51
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
Cont.
1 hr.
HE
1 hr-
1 hr.
1 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
Cont.
2Vday
7/day
24/cLay
8/day
m
APPENDIX
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55
68
75
104
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8
APPENDIX B
AGENCIES & REFERENCES
WHERE RESULTS ARE RECORDED
L- 1
(R- l)
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
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20
20
21
20
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- 13 -
-------
STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Dominguez
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vrt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur trioxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab .
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/1
7/18
7/18
7/18
8/1
11/16
7/18
0£
UJ
45
51
51
51
49
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
11/6
11/6
8/6
11/30
11/6
11/6
UJ
55
51
51
54
54
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
1 hr.
1 hr-
Cont.
Cont.
Cont.
1 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr-
Several
per day
24/day
Cont.
Cont.
Cont.
6/day
APPENDIX
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14
19
5
33
33
52
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22
39
47
57
55
69
75
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L- 1
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20
20
20
20
-------
STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
El Monte
El Segundo
Lancaster
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur trioxide
Sulfur dioxide
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
U.S. Rubber Co.,
Los Angeles,
California
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/26
LO/6
7/26
7/26
7/6
7/26
7/26
11/3
5/10
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•<
LU
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51
55
51
51
51
51
51
5^
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/30
12/31
n/30
10/19
12/31
10/19
10/19
12/31
6/29
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•<.
LU
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55
55
55
51
55
51
51
55
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
l
1
1
1
1
1
l
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr-
Cont.
1 hr-
Inst.
Cont.
1 hr-
1 hr-
Cont.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
8/day
Cont.
NR
6/day
Cont.
6/day
6/day
Cont.
Varied
APPENDIX
A
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5
9
19
20
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5
16
52
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10
39
46
57
68
75
69
57
APPENDIX B
AGENCIES & REFERENCES
WHERE RESULTS ARE RECORDED
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
L- 1
(B- 1)
LU
t-
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1-
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3
21
k
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21
20
- 15 -
-------
STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Lennox
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Oxidant
Aldehydes
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
S.R.I.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/1)-
10/19
11/1
8/1
3/3
LO/l
8/1
9/15
UJ
55
55
1*8
51
51
52
5^
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/31
5/15
11/8
H/30
12/31
11/30
11/30
oc
UJ
55
55
k9
51
55
55
54
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
Cont.
NR
1 hr.
1 hr.
1 hr-
1 hr.
1 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
Cont.
KR
8/day
8/day
8/day
8/day
8/day
APPENDIX
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9
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5
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5
5
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2
2
2
2
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29
25
- 16 -
-------
STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Ammonia
Carbon
monoxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
S.R.I.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A. P.P.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
r~ n /\ LI
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/15
L2/1
9/11
9/17
9/21
8/1
io/3
11/9
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LU
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55
48
51
51
51
54
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
11/30
5/15
12/31
11/8
12/31
11/30
12/31
12/31
££
LU
^™
55
49
55
51
55
54
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
KR
Cont.
1 hr-
Cont.
Varied
Cont.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
8/day
NR
Cont.
NR
Cont.
8/day
Cont.
Cont.
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
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COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Dustfall
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
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AND
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12/31
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
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1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
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PERIOD
Inst.
30 days
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
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TAKEN
3/day
12/yr.
12/yr.
12/yr.
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STATE:
CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
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Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/1
9/1
9/1
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AND
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12/31
12/31
12/31
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55
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OF
RATIONS
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PER 1 OD
30 days
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
12/yr.
12/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A. P.P.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/17
9/21
1/4
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9/15
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12/31
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55
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
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2
1
1
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr-
1 hr-
1 hr.
1 hr.
1 hr.
1 hr.
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FREQUENCY
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Nitrogen
dioxide
Nitrogen oxides
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Chaney Lab. for
A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
S.R.I.
U.S. Rubber Co.,
Los Angeles,
California
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
r* r\ A 1 1
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MONTH
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RAY
8/1
8/3
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8/9
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7/19
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12/31
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
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1 hr-
Inst.
2 rain.
Inst.
NR
10 min.
Cont.
1 hr-
FREQUENCY
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Oxidant
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
A.P.F.
Truesdail Lab.
for A. P. P.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/1
8/1
8/3
8/6
10/20
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8/20
9/17
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12/31
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12/31
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1
1
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
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1-20 min
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Ozone
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
S.R.I.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
A.P.F.
Los Angeles City
D.W.P.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
11/6
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7/30
8/1
8/3
2/10
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1/16
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9/21
2/28
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11/30
12/31
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1
1
1
1
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
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PERIOD
1-20 min.
KR
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1 hr.
1 hr.
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FREQUENCY
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur trioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
S.R.I.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/30
Ll/l
8/1
8/3
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51
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31
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MONTH
AND
DAY
9/21
5/15
11/8
9/21
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49
51
51
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
HR
1 hr-
1 hr-
Inst.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/day
HR
6/day
6/day
3-6/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Sulfates
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
r r\ /\ • »
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
Q/lk
9/6
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MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
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12/31
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
NR
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
h min.
30 days
1 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
80/day
1/mo.
2Vday
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CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Organics
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
California State
D.P.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/14
2/24
3/12
3/14
5/14
5/29
on
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51
54
54
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/12
3/14
5/14
5/29
7/9
oc
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55
54
54
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1
2
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1-2 hr.
24 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
4/day
1/wk.
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Long Beach
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Pb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
NR
NR
Suspended
particulate
Lead
Soiling
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
The Ksttering Lab.
for A.P.F.
The Kettering Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/1
8/1
3/14
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54
54
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
H/30
11/30
10/-
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Ul
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54
54
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
1 hr.
Cont.
FREQUrrfCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
NR
Cont.
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29
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Manhattan
Beach
Pasadena
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Hydrocarbons
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
The Kettering Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
PAY
1/1
8/1
9/16
8/1
10/5
8/21
8/1
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MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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12/31
H/30
12/31
12/31
11/30
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5^
55
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55
55
5^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
l
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
1 hr-
1 hr.
Varied
Cont.
1 hr-
1 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
BR
8/day
KB
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m
HR
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Pasadena
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
Chaney Lab.
for A.P.F.
A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
A.P.F.
A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/1
7/15
9/1
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10 min.
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Cont.
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Cont.
1-20 min
FREQUENCY
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Pasadena
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total \rt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
C.I.T.; The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/23
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AND
DAY
3/22
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OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
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FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
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CITY
Los Angeles
Pasadena
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CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Lead
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co,Cr.Cu,Fe,
(Continued;
ORGANIZATION
The Kettering Lab.
for A.P.F.
C.I.T. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
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AND
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8/1
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10/20
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OF
STATIONS
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LENGTH OF
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2h hr.
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SAMPLES
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TAKEN
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2/mo.
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Redondo
Beach
Rivera
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Suspended
particulate
Organics
Sulfur dioxide
Carbon
monoxide
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Truesdail Lab.
for A.P.F.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/20
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8/1
8/6
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12/31
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12/31
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LENGTH OF
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
South Gate
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Hydrocarbons
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Ozone
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
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AND
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8/7
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8/7
8/7
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12/31
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10/19
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51
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1 hr.
30 days
1 hr.
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1 hr.
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1 hr.
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STATE:
CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Los Angeles
South Gate
Temple City
Torrance
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur trioxide
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Acidity
Chlorides
Carbon
monoxide
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
Chaney Lab.
for A. P.P.
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for A.P.F.
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C.A.P.C.D.
Los Angeles
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30 days
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2 min.
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1-20 min
FREQUENCY
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TAKEN
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Los Angeles
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San
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Sulfur dioxide
Oxidant
Aldehydes
Condensation
nuclei
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Los Angeles
C.A.P.C.D.
U.S. Rubber Co.,
Los Angeles,
California
San Francisco
C.H.D.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
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11/3
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15 sec.
FREQUENCY
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
San Francisco
San
Francisco
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
partieulate
Soiling
Suspended
partieulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
partieulate
Total -wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
61-
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33
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STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
4 min.
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7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
80/day
3-6/day
I/day
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
San Francisco
San
Francisco
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
San Francisco
D.P.H.; The
Kettering Lab., and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
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DAY
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OF
STATIONS
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1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
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FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
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STATE: CAUFORBIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
San Francisco
San
Francisco
San
Francisco
Bay Area
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total \rt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or gardes
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
San Francisco
D.P.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
California State
D.P.H.
DATES
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AND
DAY
7/6
9/1
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MONTH
AND
DAY
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12/31
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NUMBER
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STATIONS
1
22
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LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k- hr.
NR
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SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
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1/wk.
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
San Mateo
East Palo
Alto
Menlo Park
Redwood City
Santa Clara
Alviso
Cupertino
East San
Jose
Gilroy
Los Gatos
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Aldehydes
Aldehydes
Dustfall
Dustfall
Dustfall
Dustfall
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
ORGANIZATION
San Mateo C.H.D.
San Mateo C.H.D.
San Mateo C.H.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
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DAY
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9/2
9/20
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LENGTH OF
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1 hr.
1 hr.
1 hr.
30 days
30 days
30 days
30 days
1 hr.
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FREQUENCY
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2/mo.
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Santa Clara
Los Gatos
Palo Alto
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Hydrogen
sulfide
Nitrogen oxides
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Aldehydes
Carbon
monoxide
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
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52
53
53
53
53
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53
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12/1
12/1
12/1
12/1
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12/1
12/1
12/1
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55
55
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55
55
55
55
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
Inst.
Inst.
10 nrLn.
1 hr.
2 hr.
1 hr.
15 min.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
Varied
Varied
2/mo.
2/mo.
2/mo.
2/mo.
Varied
12/yr.
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
Permanente
Santa Clara
San Jose
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Hydrogen
sulfide
Nitrogen oxides
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Dustfall
DustfalJL
Aldehydes
Carton
monoxide
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
Santa, Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/-
5/-
5/_
5/-
6/-
6/-
6/-
5/-
6/-
oc
UJ
53
53
53
53
52
52
52
52
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/1
12/1
12/1
12/1
8/-
12/1
12/1
12/1
12/1
0£
UJ
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Inst.
1 hr.
2 hr.
30 days
30 days
1 hr.
15 rain.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
2/mo.
2/mo.
12/yr.
12/yr.
2/mo.
Varied
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Santa Clara
San Jose
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Hydrogen
sulfide
Nitrogen oxides
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
ORGANIZATION
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.H.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
5/-
5/_
7/2
7/_
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5/-
DC
LU
>•
51
52
52
54
54
51
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/1
12/1
12/1
10/31
12/1
12/1
12/1
oc
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55
55
55
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Inst.
10 min.
10 min.
10 min.
1 hr.
2 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
2/mo.
I/day
(varied)
I/day
2/mo.
2/mo.
APPENDIX
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44
20
26
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26
26
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53
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Santa Clara
San Jose
Sunnyvale
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
Santa Clara C.H.D.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
Santa Clara
C.A.P.C.D.
DATES
c rt /\ k j
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
pM
6/-
Q±
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55
52
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/20
12/1
ce.
UJ
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k- hrs.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
2/mo.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
A
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91
93
102
103
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90
22
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STATE: CALIFORNIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Solano
Benico -
Vallejo
Vicinity
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
As,Pb
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
Commission
Selby Smelter
Commission
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
9/-
3/-
O£
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13
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
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ll/-
5/-
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llf
13
1U
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
2 fixed
& 1
rov'g
2 fixed
& 1
rov'g
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
13-102
days
15 sec.
15 sec.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
30/day
(varied)
30/day
(varied)
APPENDIX
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20
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Notes; CALIFORNIA
1. Stations were In urban, rural, industrial, coranercial, and residential areas
at elevations ranging from sea level to 1,000 feet.
2. Early runs employed combustion trains.
3« Early runs were done intermittently during the time period stated.
k. Analyses were performed intermittently during the time period stated.
5. Results of air analyses were reported as averages for four cities.
6. Items shown were measured at both locations.
7- M.S.A. bulb method was used intermittently prior to 1955-
8. Analysis was originally by Griess method.
9. Analyses were performed as the need arose.
10. Original samples were collected manually.
11. Analyses were performed intermittently during the time period stated. Cascade
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irapactors were used for the early runs.
12. Data is that for central Los Angeles only.
13. Two jars were used.
lij-. A siphon bottle was used to move air through the tubes.
15. Sampling was done at a downtown station.
l6. Sampling was done at the County Health Center.
17. Techniques of microchemical analysis are described.
18. Dustfall data is compared with Cincinnati, Ohio; Rochester, New York; Chicago,
Illinois and Detroit, Michigan.
19• Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955*
20. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
21. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
22. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
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tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups "by chromatography on
silica gel.
23« Sampling was done in the central part and Vernon.
2^. Sampling was done in Eagle Rock.
25. Sampling was done in Highland Park.
2.6. Sampling was done in Hollywood.
27. Sampling was done in North Hollywood.
28. Sampling was done in Reseda.
29. Sampling was done on Sixth and Spring Streets.
30. Sampling was done in Sun Valley.
31. Sampling was done in Van Huys.
32. Sampling was done in Venice.
33. Sampling was done in the west area.
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3^. Sampling was done in Wilmington.
35. Sampling was done in Welshire.
36. Sanjpling continued.
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STATE: COLORADO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Denver
Denver
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Nitrogen
dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Total -wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organic s
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fb^Sn,Sr,Ti,v'
ORGANIZATION
Colorado State
D.P.H.
City of Denver
D.H.H.; The
Kettering Lab.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
6/16
Q£
UJ
>~
55
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/-
8A
UJ
>•
55
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
Varied
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1-3 hr.
2k hr.
-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
A
n
I—
Z UJ
0. ^
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25
21
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NR
86
80
84
91
92
102
103
107
90
sg
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STATE: COLORADO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Denver
Denver
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn Mr» TH Fh
JTUl, I'JKJ, ll-L; -L \J y
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
City of Denver
D.H.H. and D.B.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/3
9/15
7/8
ac
•<
LU
>-
5^
5^
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/15
7/8
7/20
QC
•<
UJ
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54
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-2/mo.
APPENDIX
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a.
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86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
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Notes; COLOMBO
1. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955 •
2. Sampling continued after December 31* 1955-
3. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a. modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromotography on silica
gel.
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STATE: CONNECTICUT
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hartford
E. Hartford
New Haven
New Haven
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Dustfall
Total wt.
Carbon
Sulfur
Dustfall
Particle count
Suspended
particulate
ORGANIZATION
The Henry Souther
Eng. Co ., Hartford,
Connecticut
I.H.F.A.,Inc.
I.H.F.A.,Inc.
I.H.F.A.,Inc.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/27
V-
3/12
I/-
QC
UJ
*"
47
52
52
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/25
e/-
8/13
a/-
ac
UJ
*"
47
52
52
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
10
15
62
1 rov'g
® S
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
Few hr.
1-2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
1/mo.
Varied
1-2/mo.
APPENDIX
A
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1 h
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7
36
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30
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to it,
uo
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0
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2
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STATE: CONNECTICUT
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New Haven
Waterbury
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or gardes
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
Connecticut State
D.P.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,P.H.S
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/13
LU
**
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/2
cc
LU
>~
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
A
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z =
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5g
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86
80
91
93
102
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3
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Notes: CONNECTICUT
1. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
2. A high volume electrostatic precipitator was used.
3. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
District of
Columbia
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Fe,Si
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
U.S.W.B. Station,
American U.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
LO/-
7/10
H/-
ll/-
Ll/12
7/10
Q£
LU
31
32
53
26
27
36
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
8/-
7/10
10/-
10/-
10/15
7/10
oe
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33
33
5^
28
28
37
5^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
1
1 rov'g
@ 121*.
sites
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
7 day
Cont.
Inst.
15 sec.
10 min.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
1/wk.
Cont.
I/day
I/day
20/day
NR
APPENDIX
A
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33
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20
25
29
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70
71
70
70
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
District of
Columbia
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U.S.W.B.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
6/-
l/-
2/_
oc
LU
^^
22
31
32
32
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
O / —
Q/—
Q/ —
QC
UJ
^"
31
33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
k min.
Inst.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
80/day
3-6/day
I/day
APPENDIX
A
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106
98
101
86
88
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
District of
Columbia
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Or ganics
PH
Radioactivity
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
District of
Columbia D.P.H.;
The Kettering Lat;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/2k
2/3
oe
LU
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/12
5/27
oc
LU
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
A
n
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80
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91
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88
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COUNTY
AND
CITY
District of
Columbia
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
( Continued)
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,lfa,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
District of
Columbia D.P.H.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/23
oc
UJ
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAX
11/29
oc
UJ
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
l-3/mo
APPENDIX
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80
91
93
102
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
District of
Columbia
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Sulfates
Ba,Be, Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
ee.
UJ
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
oc
UJ
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
A
-------
Notes; DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for four cities.
2. Sampling was a twenty-four-hour day, seven-day week urban area coverage.
3. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
4. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
5. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
- 60 -
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STATE: FLORIDA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
(Gulf Coast
"between
Ft. Meyers
and Sarasota)
Hillsborough
HR
Tampa
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Fluorides
Sulfur dioxide
Hydrogen
sulfide
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Florida State
Bd.H.
U. of Florida,
Col. of Eng.
U. of Florida,
Col. of Eng.
Florida State
Bd.H.
City of Tampa
D.P.W.; The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
12/-
12/-
8/-
2/23
4/14
5/6
0£
UJ
54
53
53
47
54
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
V-
V-
o/ ~
h /n h
5/6
6/2
ec
LU
54
55
55
47
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
HR
6 fixed
&
6 rov'g
6 fixed
&
6 rov'g
2
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 days
10 min.
to 4 hr.
10 min.
to 4 hr.
HR
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
Varied
Varied
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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36
74
HR
86
80
84
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STATE: FLORIDA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hills'borough
Tampa
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
( Continued)
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Badioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Tampa
D.P.W. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/18
Q;
LU
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/20
oc
LU
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-3/mo
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE: FLORIDA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hillsborough
Tampa
Pinellas
Tarpon
Springs
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
partieulate
(Continued)
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Ma,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Fluorides
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Florida State
Bd.H.
Florida State
Bd.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/-
5/_
o:
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48
48
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
12/-
oc
UJ
48
48
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
Varied
Varied
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
m
m
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
APPENDIX
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STATE: FLORIDA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Polk
Mulberry-
Bartow Area
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Florida State
Bd.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
ll/-
LU
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
O /
O/ ™
<£
LU
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
HE
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1-3 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
APPENDIX
A
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Notes; FLORIDA
1. An air sample of about 100,000 cubic feet was obtained.
2. Samples were taken at several locations in a chemical plant and at various locations
outside of the plant.
3. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955-
k. Zirconium-alizarin spectrophotometric analyses were performed after February
5. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
6. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955-
-------
STATE: GEORGIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Fulton
Atlanta
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Radioactivity
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag,As,Be,Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,
Na, Fb, Sn, Sr,
ORGANIZATION
Fulton C.E.D.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
Fulton C.H.D.jThe
Kettering Lab.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/18
2/15
2/25
4/21
o:
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^m
53
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cK
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/15
2/25
4/21
5/28
O£
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^^
54
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
1
2
3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/vk.
(varied)
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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21
21
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80
84
92
102
103
107
90
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STATE: GEOEGIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Fulton
Atlanta
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mb,Ni,Pb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
Fulton C.H.D. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/24
-
oc
LU
^"
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/21
ec
UJ
'"
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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91
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107
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Notes: GEORGIA
1. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955 •
2. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955*
3. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, "basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromotography on silica
gel.
- 68 -
-------
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Territory of
Hawaii
Honolulu
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dus tf all
Total wt.
Combustibles
Ash
ORGANIZATION
Territory of
Hawaii D.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/-
LU
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
a:
•<.
Ul
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
ash
Organics
Nitrogen
compounds
Al2^3j CaQj
FegO1? > MgOj S>
ORGANIZATION
City of Chicago
D.H.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Chicago Associa-
tion of Commerce
and Industry
DATES
r n A & j
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
6/-
NR
ae.
LU
^"
26
31
12
«•» A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
3/_
NR
as.
LU
^"
28
33
13
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
1
NR
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NR
Inst.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
3/day
NR
APPENDIX
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20
2
50
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15
21
21
23
23
21
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STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Ammonium
Chlorides
Nitrous acid
Sulfur
compounds
Dustfall
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Carbon
Noncombusti'ble
Bitumen
ORGANIZATION
Chicago Associa-
tion of Commerce
and Industry
Chicago Associa-
tion of Commerce
and Industry
City of Chicago
D.A.P.C. and U.
of Illinois Ex-
periment Station
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
NR
DC
LU
12
12
26
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
12/31
ec
LU
13
13
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
NH
NR
2lf
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NR
NR
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
NR
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Ammonium
Chlorides
Nitrous aeid
Sulfur
compounds
ORGANIZATION
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
City of Chicago
D.A.P.C. and U.
of Illinois Ex-
periment Station
Chicago Associa-
tion of Commerce
and Industry
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/18
3/25
8/6
1/27
NR
^
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37
37
37
12
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/21
V23
9/5
Vl6
NR
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36
37
37
37
13
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
@ 90
sites
1 rov'g
NR
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
8 min.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
30/day
0-20/day
NR
APPENDIX
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3
- 72 -
-------
STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
AnBDonium
Chlorides
Nitrous acid
Sulfuric acid
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
Chicago Associa-
tion of Commerce
and Industry
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
HE
6/-
6/-
ac
UJ
12
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NE
3/_
3/_
QC
LU
13
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
6 hr.
Inst.
k nin.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
3-6/day
80/day
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STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
,
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Armour Research
Foundation
City of Chicago
D.A.P.C.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
5/-
5/5
5/10
6/2
10/7
oc
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31
53
54
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
V-
5/10
6/2
6/n
2/16
Q£
LU
33
54
54
54
54
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
HR
1
2
3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
7 hr.
NR
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
HR
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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12
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-------
STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total •wt.
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Chicago
D.A.P.C. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
f* n A tit
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/19
1/26
2/23
L2/14
0£
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55
55
55
55
f A
TO
MONTH
AND
*
DAY
1/26
2/23
12/14
12/28
oc
LU
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-Vmo.
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cook
Chicago
Peoria
Peoria
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or garlics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Tl,V,Zn
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
City of Peoria
D.I. and Div.
A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/-
oc
Ul
hQ
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
ec
Ul
49
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
16
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/BO.
APPENDIX
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93
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107
90
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- 76 -
-------
STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Peoria
Peoria
Sangamon
Springfield
St. Clair
East
St. Louis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Dustfall
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
City of Peoria
Dvl. and Div.
A.P.C.
Capitol Chapter ol
Professional
Engineers
A.H.F.A., Inc.
A.H.F.A., Inc.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
L2/-
9/_
9/7
10/12
oc
UJ
52
51
37
36
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
7/_
9/n
10/15
ec
UJ
55
52
37
37
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
15
8
1 rov'g
jffL <"\S*%
e 32
sites
1 rov'g
e 73
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
10 min.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
1/mo.
35/day
20/day
APPENDIX
A
A
O ^
^ UJ
a, ^
z =s
UI
1*
Ifc
27
27
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1— *
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21
21
70
70
s|
3C ^3
ff ui ee.
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0. _1
^ llj
«J *
^C |j^f
UJ f"
C9 UJ
p- 1
I- 2
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C- 6
(A- 6)
(C-ll)
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UI
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8
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STATE: ILLINOIS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
St. Glair
East
St. Louis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or ganlcs
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Pb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
East St. Louis
East Side Health
District and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/2
9/20
ec
LU
*~
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/20
12/28
at
LU
*"
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
SAMPLING SCK:DULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
2/mo.
(varied)
APPENDIX
A
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3 *
o. *•
= 3
«s
UJ
21
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«2
fl 0
•B
•* 3E
"*
86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
ss
o|
x^S
z _, co
i.| *9 ^-1
f^ UJ V>
^ _ Ul
r*>
UJ fltf
O Ul
E- 3
S-12
S
2»
3 5
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Ss
nm.
n 0
3
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11
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Notes; ILLINOIS
1. Measured areas of sidewalks were swept for dust samples.
2. Patches of snow were removed and melted.
3. Rain samples were analyzed.
k. Pans for the collection of samples were placed along railroad rights of way.
5. The years of 1932, 1933, and 193^ were missed.
6. Samples were collected in many parts of town.
7. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
8. Sampling was a twenty-four-hour day, seven-day week urban area coverage.
9. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955•
10. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
11. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955*
12. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
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acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups "by chroznotography on silica
gel.
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STATE: INDIANA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lake
East Chicago
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Carbon
Noncombustible
Solubles
Insolubles
Bitumen
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of East
Chicago B.A.P.C.
City of East
Chicago B.A.P.C.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
3/4
3/10
3/17
3/24
L2/21
on
UJ
*~
49
55
55
55
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/_
3/10
3/17
3/24
12/21
12/29
Q£
UJ
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51
55
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
13
1
2
3
4
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
24 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
A
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0. ^
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14
21
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STATE: INDIANA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lake
East Chicago
Whiting-
Hammond Area
Marion
Indianapolis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,
Zn
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
City of Indian-
apolis B.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
7/10
5/-
QC
•<
LU
>•
53
53
5t
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
7/10
V-
oe
S
2—.
o
LU 0
_. o: LU
00 LU °=
x!iS
o °= <
Z CO
LU *° 1-
ct« =
< "S
0 *
Z LU
LU CC
0 LU
^1
(C- 9)
\ " x /
(F-2)
(C- 9)
\ v s /
(F-2)
I- 1
LJ
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0. lil
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1" <
VI h
< in
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i/i
LLJ -
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tfi L.
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Notes; INDIANA
1. Sampling was done in residential and industrial sections.
2. Some months were skipped.
3. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
i»-. Sampling continued after April 1955-
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STATE: IOWA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lee
Keokuk
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
Keokuk Electric
Co.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
I/-
oc
UJ
^"
W
- a
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
oc
UJ
^"
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12 - 13
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
APPENDIX
A
Z UJ
0. °~
* =>
•* o
14
_,
- o
_l [21
•* 3E
<
21
£*
0 K
UJ o
O "^ ^*
Z 05
UI ** (-
0. _l
-* UJ O5
** _ u
Z ui
UJ CH
o uj
K- 1
kl
a. ui
K
H <
10 (-
SEE I_A
TH IS S
in L,
u o
0
z
1
k -
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Notes: IOWA
1. Data is primarily for the industrial part of the city.
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STATE: KENTUCKY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Louisville
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Aldehydes
Chlorides
Dustfall
Total wt.
Ash
Al,'Ca,Fe,Mg,
Wa,Si
Dustfall
Hydrocarbons
Coddant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
Jefferson
C.A.P.C.D.
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
A. H. P. A., Inc.
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
ll/-
ll/-
9/_
7/-
7/_
ll/-
1/6
3/8
6/21
ll/-
12/-
CXL
LU
^^™
52
52
52
53
52
52
37
37
37
52
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
7/-
12/-
12/-
10/-
1/7
3/9
6/22
10/-
10/_
ce
LU
^^
53
53
53
53
52
53
37
37
37
53
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
1 rov'g
12-20
18
1 rov'g
1 rov'g
1 rov'g
1-3
1 rov'g
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
\ hr.
| hr.
30 days
30 days
1-5 hr.
£ hr.
10 min.
Cont.
1 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
0-11/day
0-11/day
1/mo.
1/mo.
0-11/day
0-11/day
35/day
Cont.
0-30/day
APPENDIX
A
H
Z UJ
3 z
a.
^( _•»*
5
5
"i JS
Tl ]t
19
5
25
52
5
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K »
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<4 T-
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2
13
21
2lf
21
1*0
56
70
69
69
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Z O
UJ O
00 ft "
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QJ *O ^1
0. -1
tt. " =>
^ LU CO
^ _ UJ
o "f
Z UJ
LU ce
o uj
(Y- 1)
(Y-l)
(Y- 1)
J- 1
/ I \
(A- 10
(Y- 1)
(Y- 1)
(C-ll)
(Y- 1)
(Y- 1)
UJ
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< in
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in u.
d o
3
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5
5
1
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STATE: KENTUCKY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Louisville
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total \rt.
A^O^, CaO,
Si02
Suspended
particulate
Organics
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Particle size
Al,Ca,Fe,Mg,
Na,Si
ORGANIZATION
U. of Louisville
I.I.R.
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
DATES
c n f\ ii
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
L2/-
8/-
9/-
o:
LU
^9
52
52
*T" f\
TO
1
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/-
12/-
10/-
Q,
UJ
50
52
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
10
1 rov'g
1 rov'g
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
12-2^ hr
NR
4 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
(varied)
I/day
(varied)
0-11/day
APPENDIX
A
H
h"
Z UJ
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O-
< =
^^ 1 1 I
23
21
35
•* co
0 Q
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^i
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•*
86
88
97
86
99
101
90
eo Q
Z O
LU O
rv LU
~£s
o °= •«
Z CO
UJ ^ 1 —
S:2 =
o "*
UJ C£.
tfj
jj —
in h-
cn u_
UJ O
D
6
2
5
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STATE: KENTUCKY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Louisville
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Suspended
parti culate
Total -wt.
Al, Ca, Fe, Mg, Si
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti crulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
B.M.I.
B.M.I.
Jefferson
C.A.P.C.D.
Jefferson
C.A.P.C.D., The
Kettering Lab.,
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Q/ —
Q /_
O / —
3/31
4/8
5/25
LU
*"
52
52
53
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
2/_
4/8
5/25
6/2
oe:
LU
*"
53
53
54
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
1 rov'g
1
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Varied
1 hr-
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
24/day
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
A
H
t—
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CL.
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UJ
3
24
47
21
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« 0
>- *
~" LU
"* 3E
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98
86
90
105
86
80
84
S§
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UJ O
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o
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LU *" |-
0- _l
o. J2 =
O *
Z LU
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STATE:
KENTUCKY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Louisville
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total -wt.
Chlorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Jefferson
C.A.P.C.D. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/8
7/8
10/28
ce.
<<
LU
>-
54
54
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7^8o
10/28
11/5
(X
•<
LU
>-
54
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-4/mo.
APPENDIX
A
M
\ —
«z
Z LU
^l
0. °"
= =
< 0
"5 Ul
21
_i
= 2
~ o
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•* x
z
•<
91
92
102
103
107
90
86
80
co S
^ S
o oc
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LU O
ce LLJ
00 uj •*=
x "- >JJ
LU OS
Q ** •*
z to
LU *° f—
O. _l
Q. <« =
< m £3
0 «
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LU OC
O LU
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J- 1
S-12
(C-12)
UJ
1-
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to
in
X
t-
LL.
LU o
5
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4
7
8
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STATE: KENTUCKY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jefferson
Louisville
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
ce.
•<
UJ
>•
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
O£
•<
UJ
>•
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
A
n
-E
« UJ
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o.
= =
< o.
V) uj
_J
22
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^ X
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•* x
Z
<
91
93
102
103
107
90
f?S
W 0
0 S
Zrt
O
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PPEHDIX E
IS & REFE!
iULTS ARE R
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3 *
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uj a
o uj
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1-
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VI
it
I
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1L
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Notes; KENTUCKY
1. Aldehydes, ketones, acids, alcohols, chlorinated material, hydrochloric acid,
and hydrogen sulfide were detected.
2. Hydroxylamine, C-H bonds, ester type carbonyls, aldehyde and ketone carbonyls,
polystyrene and calcium nitrate were detected.
3« Analyses were made of the material at each stage.
4. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955.
5. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
6. A few samples were analyzed spectrographically.
7« Sampling continued after December 31, 1955-
8. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
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STATE: LOUISIANA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Orleans
New Orleans
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
O/ •*
O / —
fi£
UJ
^"
31
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
3/-
3/-
oc
LU
*"
33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Inst.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
3-6/day
I/day
APPENDIX
A
K-
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Z~
"tn °'
2
k
25
_J
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15
98
101
86
88
88
88
*»s
Id U
PPENDU B
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;ULTS ARE RE
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STATE: LOUISIANA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Orleans
New Orleans
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfartes
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb, Sn, Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
Louisiana State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lat>.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
5/25
OH
UJ
*"
31
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
6/3
aa
UJ
*"
33
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
4 min.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
80/day
1/wk.
APPENDIX
A
t~~
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0. °~
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^g
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32
21
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^i
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^ X
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106
86
80
84
91
92
102
103
107
90
£S
^^ ^j
Z 0
UJ ^^
0 "^ **
°" CO 3
^ UJ CO
^C ijJ
O UJ
(I- 1)
L- 5
S-12
UJ
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L UJ
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1- «
tfl t-
< in
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t/i
UJ X
v> t-
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STATE: LOUISIANA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Orleans
New Orleans
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Or, Cu,Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
Louisiana State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/11
5/7
O£
LU
5^
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/7
5/20
cc
LU
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
A
M
O_
a.
Z 3
< o<
21
_j
?i
_i j^
K
•*
86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
S3
3E O
UJ U
00 u ae
Q * <
ft. ^ _l
^ UJ CO
^ _ LU
0 *
UJ (V
O UJ
L- 5
S-12
j
9
I U
1" <
U) k
SEE LA;
THIS S
(A k
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z
2
h
5
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Notes: LOUISIANA
1. Results of air analyses were shown, as averages for five cities.
2. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955.
3. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
k. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
5. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
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STATE: MARYLAND
COUNTY
AND
CITY
[No County)
Baltimore
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total wt.
Ash
Silica
Tar
Hydrogen
sulfide
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
City of Baltimore
H.D.
City of Baltimore
H.D.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
City of Baltimore
H.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
3/-
3/_
9/19
2/19
5/17
5/_
0£
LU
*"
31
26
55
36
37
37
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
10/-
12/31
9/21
2/20
5/22
12/31
OS
LU
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33
28
55
36
37
37
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
9
2
1 rov'g
@ 4o
sites
1-3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
30 days
2 hr.
10 min.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
12/yr.
12/day
25/day
Cont.
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STATE: MARYLAND
COUNTY
AND
CITY
|Ho County)
Baltimore
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
6/-
6/-
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31
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
V-
3/-
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33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
h- min.
7 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3-6/day
80/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: MARYLAM)
COUNTY
AND
CITY
(No County)
Baltimore
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
City of Baltimore
H.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/27
LU
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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LU
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
NR
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/day
APPENDIX
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- 98-
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Notes; MARYLAHD
1. Results of air analyses vere shown as averages for five cities.
2. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
3. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955-
k. Samples were collected in industrial areas.
- 99 -
-------
STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Essex
Andover
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insoluble s
Organics
Sulfates
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Organics
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
DATES
c n /\it
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
6/-
10/-
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^"
55
55
5k
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/31
12/31
Q£
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^"
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
5
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
2k hr.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
1/mo.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Essex
Andover
Lawrence
Marblehead
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
pH
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
PH
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
PH
Sulfates
ORGANIZATION
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/-
6/-
O£
LU
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55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/31
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LU
5-
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
I/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Essex
Salem
Hampden
Chicopee
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
PH
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Carbon
Ash
Sulfates
Tar
ORGANIZATION
Mas sachus etts
D.P.H.
Massachusetts
D.L.I.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
3/-
LU
55
49
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
6/-
DC
LU
55
49
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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- 102 -
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hampden
Holyoke
Hazipshire
Amherst
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Carbon
Ash
Sulfates
Tar
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Carbon
Ash
Sulfates
Tar
ORGANIZATION
Mas sachusetts
D.L.I.
Massachusetts
D.L.I.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
2/-
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UJ
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MONTH
AND
DAY
O / —
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OF
STATIONS
15
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo,
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Middlesex
Everett
Suffolk
Boston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total -wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
pH
Sulfates
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
pH
Sulfates
ORGANIZATION
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Massachusetts
D.P.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Ll/-
6/-
Ll/-
O£
LU
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54
31
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/-
12/31
oe
LU
^"
55
33
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
Inst.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
3/day
12/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Suffolk
Boston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total -wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Harvard School of
Public Health
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
O / —
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31
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
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33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Inst.
k min.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
2/day
3-6/day
80/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Suffolk
Boston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
( Continued)
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Total Trt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Mas sachus e tt s
D.P.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
f n /\ ki
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
iA
1/10
1/18
L2/21
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55
55
55
55
T jf\
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/10
1/18
12/21
12/28
Q-
LU
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
3
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
l-k/mo.
APPENDIX
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103
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STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Suffolk
Boston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
DATES
r r\ /\ • t
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
tz
Ul
*¥* A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
OC.
Ul
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
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Notes; MASSACHUSETTS
1. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
2. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955 •
3. Sampling continued after December 31» 1955-
4. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
- 108 -
-------
STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
St. Clair
St. Clair
and Marine
City Area
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Al,Ba,Be,Bi,
Ca, Cd, Co, Cr,
Cu,Fe,Mg,Mn,
Mo, Ni, Fb, Sb,
Si,Sn,Ti,V,W,
Zn
CodLdant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Michigan State
D.H.
Michigan State
D.H.
Michigan State
D.H.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
•
AND
DAY
Vl5
Vl5
Vl5
7/10
7/10
OS,
UJ
53
53
53
53
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/15
5/15
5/15
7/10
7/10
fz
UJ
53
53
53
5k
5k
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
8
8
l
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
30 min.
2k hr.
Cont.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
2/day
I/day
Cont.
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APPENDIX
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33
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86
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
General Motors
Corporation
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
City of Detroit
B.S.I.A.
City of Detroit
D.H.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
A.H.F.A., Inc.
City of Detroit
B.I.H. & B.S.I.A.
City of Detroit
B.I.H. & B.S.I.A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Q/*"
D/~
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1/2
7/10
10/12
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2/-
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52
31
50
53
53
36
50
51
TO
MONTH
AND
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10/-
3/_
12/31
11/20
7/io
10/15
6/-
3/_
a:
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52
33
55
53
54
37
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
KR
1
20
1
1
1 rov'g
@ 126
sites
1 rov'g
@ 35
sites
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
TJR
Inst.
30 days
10 min.
Cont.
10 min.
Cont.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
_ HR
3/day
12/yr.
I/day
Cont.
20/day
Cont.
Cont.
APPENDIX
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27
33
27
52
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15
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54
55
70
69
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
ORGANIZATION
I.J.C.T.A.B.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
City of Detroit
B.I.H. & B.S.I. A.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
6/-
7/-
7/-
7/10
6/-
a:
UJ
51
53
53
53
53
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
12/-
8/-
12/-
7/io
3/-
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UJ
52
53
53
55
5^
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
? rov'g
® 11
sites
1-2
1-2
2
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
Cont.
1|O min.
Cont.
NR
Inst.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
Cont.
1/hr.
Cont.
KR
3-6/day
APPENDIX
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52
29
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69
69
70
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5
6
10
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Clilorides
Fluorides
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
5/7
UJ
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31
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
6/17
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UJ
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33
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
31
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
7 hr.
214- ar.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Al, Ba, Bi, Ca,
Cd, Cr, Co, Cu,
Ni^Fb'sb'si'
Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
ORGANIZATION
I.J.C.T.A.B.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
DATES
C D Abi
r KUM
MONTH
AND
DAY
HR
HR
1/10
oc
UJ
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52
52
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
3/20
QC
UJ
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52
52
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
NR
NR
30
(varied]
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
35 m1n.
35 min.
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
Varied
APPENDIX
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11
10
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Al,Ba,Be,Bi,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Ir,Mg,Mn,Mo,
Ni,Fb,Sb,Si,
Sn,Ti,V,W,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Lead
ORGANIZATION
I.J.C.T.A.B.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
City of Detroit
B.I.H. & B.S.I. A.
City of Detroit
B.I.H. & B.S.I. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/15
8/7
1/8
5/4
LU
*~
52
52
53
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/27
9/19
2/20
6/12
en
LU
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52
52
53
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
9
1
4
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
4 min.
24 hr.
24 hr.
8-16 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
120/day
I/day
I/day
2/day
APPENDIX
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23
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Al, Ba, Be, Bi,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Ir,Mg,Mn,Mo,
Ni, Fb, Sb, Si,
Sn,Ti,V,W,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Detroit
B.I. A. & B.I.S.A.
I.J.C.T.A.B.
City of Detroit
B.S.I. A.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
f* n A fcj
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
7/-
LL/4
3/17
4/22
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53
53
53
54
54
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
12/-
3/17
4/22
6/10
^
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53
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1^
k
2
3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
24 hr.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
I/day
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE: MICHIGAN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wayne
Detroit
Grand Rapids
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
parti culate
( Gypsum dust)
Total vt.
Particle count
ORGANIZATION
A.S.M.E.
Committee on
A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
cc
jj
^^
KR
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
LU
^"
NR
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
6
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/day
APPENDIX
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107
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Notes; MICHIGAN
1. Results were also used "by the International Joint Commission Air Pollution Study.
2. Fluorides, sulfates and chlorides were determined on 25 percent of samples only.
3« Work was done with the cooperation of the City of Detroit, Bureau of Industrial
Hygiene and Bureau of Smoke Inspection and Abatement.
k. Five samples per month at each of four stations were given spectrographic analyses,
5. Thirty-minute integrations were made during sampling period.
6. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for four cities.
7. Sampling was a seven-day-week, twenty-four-hour day urban area coverage.
8. Results were not available August 16, 1955-
9. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955•
10. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
11. Sampling was done over a period of twelve days in 1952, the dates of which are
not recorded.
- 11? -
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12. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Puson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
- 118 -
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STATE: MINNESOTA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hennepin
Hopkins
Minneapolis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Insolubles
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity _
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Minnesota State
D.H.
Minnesota State
D.H., The Ketter-
ing Lab., and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
C D A ft!
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
2/9
Vl3
6/3
Q,
LU
^™
51
5^-
5^
T i\
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
02/-
Vl3
6/9
ce.
LU
^"
51
5i
5^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
8
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE: MINNESOTA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hennepin
Minneapolis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,
Na, Fb, Sn, Sr,
Ti,V
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
SulfTt-.es
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Minnesota State
D.E. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/20
cc
LU
^^
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/21
ee.
LU
^^
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-4/mo .
APPENDIX
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STATE: MDJNESOTA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Eennepin
Minneapolis
Ramsey
St. Paul
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
*fa,Mo,Ni,Pb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,
Zn.,
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combustible
jroncombusti"ble
ORGANIZATION
City of St. Paul
D.P.U.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
O£
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
oc
•<•
UJ
>-
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
13
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
k- mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/yr.
APPENDIX
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Notes; MlMESOTA
1. Some samples were analyzed for bituminous and carbonaceous content.
2. Samples were collected in residential and industrial sections of the city.
3. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
k. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955-
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STATE: MISSOURI
A A 1 1 fcl T U
COUNTY
AND
CITY
(No County)
St. Louis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Soiling
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Union Electric
Co. of Missouri
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
City of St. Louis
D.P.Wei.
City of St. Louis
D.P.Wei.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering La"b.
DATES
C D A ti
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
NR
7/10
10/12
2/23
5/5
7/_
7/10
ec
LU
^*
31
NR
53
36
50
50
50
53
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
NR
7/10
10/15
3/31
7/29
6/-
7/10
ee.
LU
^"
33
NR
5^
37
50
50
51
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
Varied
1
1 rov'g
-*. _ /*
@ 5°
sites
90*
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Varied
Cont.
10 min.
10 min.
Cont.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
Varied
Cont.
20/day
lVaay
Cont.
NR
APPENDIX
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STATE: MISSOURI
COUNTY
AND
CITY
>
(Ho County)
St. Louis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total -wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
o / ~
D/ —
D / •"
D£
LU
31
31
33,
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
V-
3/_
ec
Ul
33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
k min.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3-6/day
80/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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32
25
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98
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106
86
88
88
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STATE: MISSOURI
COUNTY
AND
CITY
(Ho County)
St. Louis
Jackson
Kansas City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of St. Louis
D.S.R.
Kansas City H.D.;
The Kettering Lab;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/1
2/18
3/2
5/4
^
UJ
53
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/2
5/4
6/2
oc
UJ
55
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
l
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
3 hr-
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
4/day
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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80
84
91
92
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103
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STATE: MISSOURI
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jackson
Kansas City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
( Continued)
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
parti culate
Total vrt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Kansas City H.D.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Vl9
oc
LU
*~
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/7
ce.
ft
LU
*~
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-2/mo .
APPENDIX
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91
93
102
103
107
22
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STATE: MISSOURI
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jackson
Kansas City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Ba,Be, Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,M,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
DATES
c n A fcj
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
t^
LU
^*
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
Q,
LU
'""
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
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Notes; MISSOURI
1. The dally average amount of sulfur dioxide was correlated with deaths from cardiac
and pulmonary diseases for one year-
2. One sample per day was taken at each station.
3. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
k. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955 •
5« Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
6. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955-
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Camden
Camden
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Total -wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
A.H.F.A., Inc.
Nev Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/12
3/28
^
UJ
^"
36
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/15
k/6
a*
UJ
^~
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov 'g
9 8l
sites
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
24 or-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
20/day
1/wk.
APPENDIX
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80
8k
91
92
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Camden
Camden
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organic a
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.j The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Vl3
k/21
oe.
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55
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/29
12/2
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55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Gloucester
Paulsboro
O A U D 1 C
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CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe, K, Mg, Ma, Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/28
Vl3
oc
UJ
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
k/6
8/28
OCL
UJ
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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21
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92
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86
93
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STATE: MEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Gloucester
Pauls"boro
1
SAMPLE
CATEGOR iES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V21
UJ
^"
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/2
oc
UJ
^~
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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1
3
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hudson
Jersey City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/28
Vl3
ex.
UJ
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/6
8/28
QC
LU
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
1/wk.
APPENDIX
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S-12
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STATE: HEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hudson
Jersey City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Ma,Mo,Ni,Pb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V29
LU
>•
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/18
oe
LU
>~
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 Tar-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-2/mo .
APPENDIX
A
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(—
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86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
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3
- 134-
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STATE: HEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Mercer
Trenton
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Or gardes
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or gardes
PH
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
k/29
5/7
oc
UJ
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/24
12/18
oc
LU
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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93
86
80
91
93
102
107
90
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S-12
UJ
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STATE: HEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Middlesex
Perth Amboy
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
DOS tf all
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Pb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
W. G. Christy
Consulting Engr.
Hew Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
3/8
0£
LU
^™
55
55
f A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/-
k/6
oc
UJ
^™
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2-3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
2k hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
1/wk.
APPENDIX
A
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80
84
91
92
102
107
90
22
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S-12
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-------
STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Middlesex
Perth Amboy
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Or sanies
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.j,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Vl3
Vl3
0£
2
^
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/28
12/10
Q£
LU
^—
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Middlesex
Perth Amboy
Ocean
Lakehurst
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Organics
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/18
3/28
a:
LU
^"
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/10
V6
cc
LU
^™
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k- hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
1/wk.
APPENDIX
A
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a.
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21
21
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86
92
86
80
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N- ^
S-12
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IU
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VI h
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Ocean
Lakehurst
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Pb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
ORGANIZATION
Nev Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
C O A tl
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/13
Of.
UJ
^
55
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/24
ce
UJ
^^
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
A
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84
91
92
102
107
90
86
92
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UJ *** ( —
Q- —I
^T UJ
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Ocean
Lakehurst
Union
Elizabeth
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Pb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Oxidant
ORGANIZATION
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/15
7/10
an
UJ
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55
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/10
7/10
oc
•*t
UJ
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55
5^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-2/mo .
Cont.
APPENDIX
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80
91
93
102
107
90
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a. _i
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Union
Elizabeth
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Organics
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
New Jersey State
D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
New Jersey State
D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
V5
Vl3
a:
UJ
53
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
8/28
12/10
oc
UJ
5^
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NR
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
1/wk.
(varied)
1-2/mo .
APPENDIX
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93
86
80
91
93
102
103
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STATE: NEW JERSEY
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Union
Elizabeth
Murray Hill
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
Bell Telephone
Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
I/-
on
LU
^"
1^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
UJ
^
1^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
ME
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
(varied)
APPENDIX
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Notes; NEW JERSEY
1. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
2. Sampling was a seven-day week, twenty-four-hour day urban area coverage.
3- Sampling continued after December 31> 1955*
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STATE: NEW MEXICO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Ozone
ORGANIZATION
U. of New Mexico
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
CXL
UJ
^"
51
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
Q£
LU
NR
NR
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
(varied)
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
APPENDIX
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Notes; NEW MEXICO
1. Special recording instruments were developed for this purpose.
2. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Broome
Binghamton
Erie
Buffalo
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Flyash)
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Hydrogen
sulfide
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
ORGANIZATION
City of Binghamton
B.H.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
City of Buffalo
B.S.A.
City of Buffalo
B.S.A.
City of Buffalo
B.S.A.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
6/-
NR
NR
NR
6/-
Q£
UJ
^m
49
31
55
55
55
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
3/_
NR
NR
NE
3/_
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UJ
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49
33
55
55
55
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12
1
NE
NE
NE
1
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SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
Inst.
Varied
Varied
Varied
Inst.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
3/
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Erie
Buffalo
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Aldehydes
Ammonia
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
City of Buffalo
B.S.A.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
NR
NR
NR
ac
LU
*"
31
55
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
NR
12/31
NR
ee.
LU
*"
33
55
55
NR
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
NR
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
7 hr.
Varied
30 min.
30 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
Varied
I/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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25
47
25
25
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86
88
88
88
NR
3
4
si
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UJ O
^ LU 0£
= ^*
0- —1
S^ LU CO
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7
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Chlorides
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Solubles
Insolubles
Ammonium
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
NR
U.S.D.I.,B.M.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
8/15
NR
NR
6/-
V-
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^*
22
32
54
55
31
36
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
9/6
12/31
NR
3/_
12/-
ce.
UJ
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23
32
55
NR
33
36
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
Varied
1 - 5
1
1
99
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Cont.
5-15 min.
70 min.
Inst.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Cont.
I/day
I/day
3/day
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
. New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Chlorides
Sulfates
Tar
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble ash
Insoluble ash
Acidity as C02
Acidity as S02
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of New York
D.H.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/_
NR
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UJ
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
12/31
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LU
5^
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12-27
12-27
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Bus tf all
(Continued)
Ammonium
Chlorides
Nitrates
Phosphates
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Tar
pH
Na, Ca
Hydrogen
sulfide
ORGANIZATION
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
r n At*
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
oc
LU
5^
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
LU
NR
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
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APPENDIX
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19
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28
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< 5a
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Nitrogen
dioxide
Oxidant
Sulfides
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
NR
NR
NR
ll-
11-
NR
NR
tx
LU
^*
54
54
54
53
53
53
54
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
12/31
NR
12/31
12/31
12/31
12/31
12/31
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LU
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NR
55
NR
55
55
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
2 fixed
and 1
rov'g
1
1-2
1-2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 min.
30 min.
HR
30 min.
40 min.
30 min.
40 min.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
I/day
I/day
2/day
24/day
(varied)
2/day
1/hr-
Cont.
APPENDIX
A
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25
25
25
28
25
28
11
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53
57
63
67
67
67
67
69
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LU OC
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N- 2
N- 2
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N- 2
N- 2
(G- 1)
N- 2
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7
7
7
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STATE:
NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of New York
D.H.
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
City of New York
Meteorological
Observatory
U.S.D.T.,P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
I/-
O / ••
O / ~
O / «•
O£
LU
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28
31
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
3/_
V-
3/_
LU
3^
28
33
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Inst.
k min.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
3-6/day
80/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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32
25
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98
101
106
86
88
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Organics
Al, As, Ca, Fe,
Mg,Fb,S,Si
Ag, Al, Ba, Be,
Bi, Ca, Co, Cr,
Cu, Fe, Ga, Ge,
Li,Mg,Mn,Mo,
Na,Ni,Fb,Sb,
Si,Sr,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.I.,B.M.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/15
2/5
LU
32
33
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/3
2/18
Q£
UJ
32
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
8
(varied,
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Varied
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
APPENDIX
A
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- 153 -
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STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Copper
Radioactivity
Zinc
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.I.,B.M.
NR
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
City of New York
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Vl5
2/5
11/16
NR
NR
UJ
^*
32
33
53
5^-
5^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/3
2/18
11/22
12/31
12/31
LU
^^
32
33
53
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
8
(varied)
1
1-2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Varied
6 hr.
1 hr.
7 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Vday
NR
I/day
APPENDIX
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108
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STATE: HEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
7
7
- 155 -
-------
STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,Y
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of New York
D.A.P.C. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LL/22
3/16
LU
54
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/16
12/28
on
in
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2^ hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-4/mo .
APPENDIX
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91
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0
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-------
STATE: NEW YORK
COUNTY
AND
CITY
New York
New York
Westchester
Yonkers
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Pe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
B.T.I.P.R.,Inc.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
ll/-
tt;
UJ
^"
36
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
oe
UJ
^"
38
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
APPENDIX
A
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103
107
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Notes; NEW YORK
1. Sampler was operated twenty-four hours for specific complaints and three hours
for spot checks.
2. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
3» Samples were also taken in greenhouses. Some measurements were made using iodine
titration.
if. In addition to the carbon monoxide and particulate matter in the air of the Holland
Tunnel, studies were made of their dissemination into the surrounding atmosphere.
5« Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
6. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
7- Sampling continued after December 31> 1955*
8. Sampling continued after December 195^.
9. Microprojection techniques were used for analysis.
- 158 -
-------
STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Dustfall
Total -wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Sulfates
Fluorides
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
City of Cleveland
D.S.I.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
O/ —
O / —
NR
m
oc
LU
31
2?
h6
k9
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
5/-
12/31
NR
oe
LU
33
29
55
^9
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
10
23-25
1,,
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
30 days
30 days
1 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
12/yr-
12/yr.
8/day
APPENDIX
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10
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11
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
r* n AH
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/20
L2/8
4/29
NR
ll/-
NR
6/-
6/-
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UJ
36
36
37
49
51
52
31
31
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/21
12/9
5/1
HR
NR
12/31
3/_
V-
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UJ
36
36
37
49
NR
55
33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov ' g
@ 50
sites
4
8
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
*
SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
1 hr-
HR
20 min.
Inst.
4 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
25/day
8/day
1/mo.
1/hr.
3-6/day
80/day
APPENDIX
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29
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101
106
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-------
STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
parti eulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
City of Cleveland
Div.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
NR
NR
u/-
^
LU
^^*
31
149
52
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
NR
12/31
NR
K
UJ
^™
33
1,9
55
NR
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1 rov ' g
1
8
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
7 hr-
3 min.
20 min.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
2/day
1/hr.
NR
APPENDIX
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^
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25
46
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88
88
88
104
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104
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0. _l
Q_ ^
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Franklin
Columbus
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Acid gases
Aldehydes
Carbon dioxide
ORGANIZATION
City of Columbus
Div. S.R.I.
City of Columbus
Div. S.R.I.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
HR
3/10
V-
LO/-
LL/-
Ll/-
Q£
•<
LU
>-
m
54
55
55
46
46
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/31
3/-
12/-
10/-
10/-
oc
•<
UJ
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55
54
55
55
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
MR
1
4
4
1 rov'g
g 10-20
sites
1 rov'g
% 12-20
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
HR
40 min.
40 min.
30-60
min.
Inst.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
NR
24/day
24/day
60-100
per mo.
60-100
per mo.
APPENDIX
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28
25
20
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at
«t
21
105
1
1
2
5
-
-------
STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Dustfall
Dustfall
Total wt.
Insolubles
Combustibles
Ag,Al,Cu,Fe,
Mn,Pb, Si,Sn,
Ti,V,Zji
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
City of Cincinnati
B. A. P. C.H.I.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
City of Cincinnati
B. A. P. C.H.I.
DATES
r r\ A kit
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Ll/-
10/21
NR
Ll/-
V-
O£
UJ
^^
46
55
30
46
53
"1* /\
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/22
12/31
10/-
12/-
0£
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55
55
51
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov ' g
@ 12-20
sites
1
24
4
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2-20
min.
Varied
30 days
30 days
24 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
60-100
per mo.
3/- ^
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21
23
24
21
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c- 8
(C- 6)
(C- T)
C- 8
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Fluorides
Nitrogen
dioxide
Nitrogen
oxides
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/-
10/21
n/-
7/10
10/21
1/4
3/10
6/23
u/-
ce.
UJ
46
55
46
53
55
37
37
37
46
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/22
10/-
7/10
12/22
1/5
3/11
6/25
10/-
oc
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51
55
51
54
55
37
37
37
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
@ 12-20
sites
1
1 rov'g
@ 12-20
sites
1
1
1 rov 'g
@ 55
sites
1 rov'g
@ 12-20
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
Varied
Inst.
Cont.
Cont.
10 min.
30-60
min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
60-100
per mo.
Varied
60-100
per mo.
Cont.
Cont.
30/day
60-100
per mo.
APPENDIX
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55
55
70
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(C-8)
(C-ll)
(C-6)
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
LO/21
Ll/-
LL/-
K.
LU
^"
53
55
46
46
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
12/22
10/-
10/-
as
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54
55
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1 rov'g
@ 12-20
sites
1 rov'g
@ 12-20
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
MR
NR
30-60 min,
30-60 min
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
1 every
2 fcr.
60-100
per mo.
60-100
per mo.
APPENDIX
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101
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88
88
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
( Continued)
Ag,Al,As, Be,
Ca, Cd, Cu, Fe,
Pb, Sb, Sn,Ti,V,
Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
City of Cincinnati
B. A. P. C.H.I.
U. of Cincinnati
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati
The Kettering Lab
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
V-
10/-
o:
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52
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/_
12/-
ac
UJ
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1-6
3!^
3^
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
6 hr.
2 hr.
2 hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Vday
12/day
12/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: OKCO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cincinnati
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag,As,Be,Cu,
Pb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
City of Cincinnati
B. A. P. C.H.I.; The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,P.H.S
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/16
2/23
3/8
4/1
4/28
6/17
oc.
LU
54
54
54
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/23
3/8
4/1
4/28
6/17
2/24
ec
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54
54
54
54
54
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
3
5
4
5
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/vk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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92
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103
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STATE: OHIO
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lorain
Lorain
Mahoning
Youngstowa
Summit
Akron
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Hydrogen
sulfide
Dustfall
Suspended
parti culate
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
City of Lorain
Sewage Treatment
Plant
City of Youngs -
town D.P.V.,D.E.
City of Youngs-
town D.P.W.,D.E.
City of Akron
D.S.R. and D.P.H.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
HR
HR
LO/-
7/10
7/10
UJ
55
50
50
51
53
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/-
KR
12/31
12/31
7/10
7/10
UJ
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55
55
55
5*
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
9
1 rov'g
@ 15
sites
12
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
30 days
k hr.
30 days
Cont.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
I/day
12/yr.
Cont.
NR
APPENDIX
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33
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86
21
55
70
APPENDIX B
AGENCIES & REFERENCES!
WHERE RESULTS ARE RECORDED |
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Y- 1
Y- 1
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Notes; OHIO
1. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
2. Effects of the steel industry strike were evaluated.
3. Four jars were analyzed monthly.
4. One electrostatic precipitator was rotated among 15 sampling stations. Sampling
schedule was completed every three months.
5. Hydrogen sulfide and fluorides were sampled initially then abandoned. Standard
P.H.S. impingers were used initially.
6. This is a monitoring program with the sampler being located at the Division of
Air Pollution Control Laboratories. An Aseco automatic filter sampler is used.
7. An Aseco automatic impinger sampler is used. This is a monitoring program with
the sampler being located at Division Laboratories. Data show a sharp decrease
after 1953 due to the relocation of the Division from the downtown area to a
residential area.
8. Averages of data include all jars, yrf> in residential areas, balance in industrial
and commercial locations.
- 169 -
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9« Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
10. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
11. Sampling was done in the fall of
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STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Baker
Baker
Benton
Corvallis
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/-
LO/-
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52
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MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
ee.
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr-
6/yr
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Benton
Corval 1 is
Clackaraas
Oregon City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/-
K.
LU
^*
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
-------
STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Clackamas
Oregon City
Oswego
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Sulfur dioxide
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
10/-
Q£
UJ
54
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
10/-
oc.
<£
UJ
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1 rov'g
9 3
sites
8
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Clackamas
Oswego
West Linn
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Calcium oxide
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
IT ft f\ t J
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/29
LO/-
3/~
LO/-
on
UJ
54
55
52
T" A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/20
10/-
3/~
10/-
oc
UJ
54
55
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
(varied)
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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0- 2
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Clackamas
West Linn
Clatsop
Astoria
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total \rt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LO/-
on
UJ
^*
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
QC
UJ
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
k
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
m atson
Seaside
Columbia
St. Helens
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
t" rt /\ ft 4
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
UJ
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52
52
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
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UJ
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1-3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Columbia
St. Helens
Coos
Coos Bay
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insolubles
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
IT* r* /& fca
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
lO/-
QZ
UJ
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52
53
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
ee
UJ
^Ml
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
k
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OEBGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Coos
Coos Bay
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
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MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Coos
Coos Bay
Coquille
Eastside
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatile s
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
107-
10/-
V-
^
LU
^
52
53
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
12/31
^
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53
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
l
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Coos
Eastside
Empire
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatile
Insoluble
volatile
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
0£
LU
^"
5^
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
as
LU
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Coos
Empire
Northbend
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
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53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
6
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Crook
Prineville
Deschutes
Bend
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatile s
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
107-
10/-
UJ
52
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
12/31
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53
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Deschutes
Bend
Douglas
Kyrtle
Creek
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
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54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Douglas
Myrtle
Creek
Oakland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
LU
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54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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LU
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Douglas
Sutherlin
Roseburg
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dus tf all
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dus tf all
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
10/-
ft.
UJ
51*
52
l?3
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
10/-
12/31
se.
UJ
55
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr-
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Douglas
Roseburg
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dus tf all
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total \rt.
Solubles
Insoluble s
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
LU
*
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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LU
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hood River
Hood River
Jackson
Ashland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
ce.
LU
52
>2
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
ae
LU
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
HR
k
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jackson
Ashland
Central
Point
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Bus tf all
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
at:
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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•<
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jackson
Central
Point
Medford
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
8/-
oc
UJ
52
53
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
9/_
oe.
Ul
53
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
5
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Jackson
Medford
Josephine
Grants Pass
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Total wt.
Organics
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles-
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
UJ
^"
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
lO/-
12/31
ec
UJ
^"
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
k
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Josephine
Kerby
KLamath
KLamath
Falls
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Bus tf all
Total wt.
Soluble s
Insoluble s
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Due tf all
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
lO/-
10/-
Q£
UJ
^"
54
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
LO/_
12/31
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UJ
^
55
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
5
l
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
KLamatb
KLamath
Falls
Lane
Eugene
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
Dustfall
Total vb.
Solubles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
C D AM
r ROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/-
10/-
a:
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55
52
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/-
12/31
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55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2-17
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lane
Eugene
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
ac
•<
UJ
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5^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
0£
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lane
Eugene
Springfield
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Bus tf all
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insoluble s
Soluble
volatile s
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A.P.A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/25
H/30
10/-
oc
LU
55
55
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/15
12/18
10/-
ce.
"S.
LU
55
55
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lane
Springfield
Lincoln
Newport
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
( Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
oc
LU
^*
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
oc
UJ
^*
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lincoln
Newport
Toledo
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
UJ
^^
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
LU
^^
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Linn
Albany
Sweet Home
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Bus tf all
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dus tf all
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
V-
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Linn
Sweet Home
Malheur
Hyssa
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
.Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
C D AM
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
UJ
52
53
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Malheur
Hyssa
Ontario
Multonah
Fail-view
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
a:
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52
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
oe
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
3
l
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Fairview
Milwaukie
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
( Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
0=
25
^"
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
DC
2
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
7
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
A
-------
STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Milwaukie
Portland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
( Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
lO/-
10/-
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LU
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
27
4
(varied]
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Portland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Fluorides
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Organics
Al, Ba, Be, Ca,
Cd, Co, Cr, Cu,
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/_
V-
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5/-
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5^
53
5^
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TO
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AND
DAY
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3/-
7/-
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1-3
l
1 rov'g
@ 3
sites
2-6
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
8 to.
2 to.
Cont.
2^ hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
0-3/day
Varied
Cont.
Varied
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Portland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Fe,Mg,Mn,Mo,
V,W,Zn
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon State Bd.H.
The Kettering Lab,
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/25
V30
10/26
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
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10/26
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5^
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OF
STATIONS
1
2
3
5
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PER 1 00
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE:
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COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Portland
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
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Continued)
Sulfates
Ag,As>Be,Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
PT3,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organic s
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon State Bd.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/6
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DAY
10/13
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STATIONS
1
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LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-7/mo .
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Multonah
Portland
Sauvie
Island
Troutdale
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Fluorides
Suspended
particulate
Fluorides
Soiling
Fluorides
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
State College of
Washington, Div.
I.E.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
C D AM
r KOM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/_
2/10
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52
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1
MONTH
AND
DAY
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2/16
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52
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1-4
l
3-4
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
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1 hr.
Varied
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
0-4/day
24/day
0-4/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Polk
Salem
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
6/-
LU
^"
52
53
5^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
6/-
OS
LU
^"
53
55
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
5
1
1 rov'g
@ 3
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
Cont.
APPENDIX
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-------
STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Tillamook
Forest
Grove
Tillamook
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
10/-
oe
UJ
52
53
52
TO
1
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
12/31
10/-
OS
UJ
53
55
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Tillamook
Tillamook
UmatiHa
Pendleton
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
107-
10/-
UI
^^
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
107-
12/31
CtL
UI
^"*
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
5
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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- 208 -
-------
STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
linatilla
Pendleton
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insoluble s
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
^
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
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UJ
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Utaatilla
Pendleton
Union
La Grande
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Organics
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
f~ t\ /\ t j
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/29
10/-
10/-
Q£
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52
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/8
10/-
12/31
0£
LU
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55
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
4
3
l
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Union
La Grande
Wasco
The Dalles
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
Q;
LU
^™
52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
a:
LU
^™
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
li.
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Wasco
The Dalles
Washington
RLlls'boro
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Yamhill
McMinnville
Hewberg
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
10/-
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53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE:
OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Yamhill
Nevberg
Sheridan
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
Dustfall
Total -wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Soluble
volatiles
Insoluble
volatiles
Soluble
nonvolatiles
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Oregon A. P. A.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
ce.
•<
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52
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
10/-
ce.
•<
Ul
>•
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: OREGON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Yamhill
Sheridan
C A UO 1 C
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CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Insoluble
nonvolatiles
Sodium
chloride
ORGANIZATION
DATES
r r\ f\n
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
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MONTH
AND
DAY
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^~
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
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Notes; OREGON
1. Samples were taken in the vicinity of a cement plant.
2. The study was done in the vicinity of woodwaste industries.
3. A total of twelve samples were collected in residential and industrial areas.
4. Ten additional stations were set up at times.
5. Samples were taken in the vicinity of an aluminum reduction plant.
6. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955-
7- Sampling continued after December 31> 1955-
8» Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
- 216 -
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
monoxide
Condensation
nuclei
Dustfall
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Tar
ORGANIZATION
City of Pittsburgh
B.S.P.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
Mellon Institute
of Industrial
Research
DATES
r~ r\ /\ i 1
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
6/-
NR
££
UJ
38
31
12
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
3/_
NR
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•<
UJ
55
33
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1-3
1
12
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1-3 min.
Inst.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
3/day
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Combustibles
Ash
Ammonium
Chlorides
Iron oxide
Sulfates
Tar
Dustfall
Total wt.
Carbon
Ash
Al2,°3,As203,
CaO> CraO^,
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Mellon Institute
of Industrial
Research
City of Pittsburgh
B.S.P.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/1
NR
oa
LU
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23
38
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/30
12/31
oc
tf
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>•
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12
6-12
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
I
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
PbO, 5102, ZnO
Hydrogen
sulfide
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
I.H.F.A., Inc.
U.S.D.I., B.M.
Pittsburgh
Testing Lab.
Mellon Institute
of Industrial
Research
A.H.F.A., Inc.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/_
8/11
7/-
V-
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20
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Carbon
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
O/"-
O/"»
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31
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
V-
3/_
«£
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^*
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33
33
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
4 min.
7 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3-6/day
80/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Bucks
Bristol
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Hitrates
Organlcs
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
I.H.F.A., Inc.
Pennsylvania D.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
^ n /\ ft i
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
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MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/28
Q£
UJ
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55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 hr.
214- hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/day
1- k/TBO .
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Bucks
Bristol
Delaware
Chester
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V, Zn
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Pennsylvania D.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V29
LU
^*
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/2?
LU
^*
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
214- hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-it/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Delaware
Chester
Lycoming
Williamsport
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
( Continued)
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Total i»t.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Or sanies
PH
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Pennsylvania D.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
H/7
O£
UJ
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/10
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UJ
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
2-3/mo .
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Lycoming
Williaznsport
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co,Cr, Cu,Fe,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Condensation
nuclei
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
A.H.F.A., Inc.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
7/10
10/12
on
UJ
31
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36
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/-
7/10
10/15
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33
5^
37
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1 rov'g
@ 125
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Inst.
Cont,
10 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
Cont.
20/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Particle size
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Carton
Ash
Iron oxide
Silica
Sulfur
Suspended
particulate
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
City of Phila-
delphia D.P.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
O/ ~
w/ ~
il/-
oc
LU
53
31
31
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
12/31
cc
LU
33
33
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
1
5
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
HE
Inst.
7 hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
NR
3-6/day
I/day
Varied
APPENDIX
A
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25
23
2s
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70
98
101
86
88
88
88
86
APPENDIX B
AGENCIES & REFERENCES
WHERE RESULTS ARE RECORDED
(C-9)
(F- 2)
(I- 1)
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total \rt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
City of Philadel-
phia D.P.H.; The
Kettering La"b.,
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
f n A i j
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/12
1/19
It/22
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/19
V22
5/12
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C^i
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k- hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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92
102
103
107
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Washington
Donora
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb, Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Carbon
monoxide
ORGANIZATION
City of Philadel-
phia D.P.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/4
2/9
^
LU
55
49
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/29
4/27
^
LU
55
49
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
12
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
NR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
8/mo.
Varied
APPENDIX
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91
93
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Washington
Donora
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Chlorides
Chlorine
Fluorides
Hydrogen
sulfide
Nitrogen oxides
Sulfur
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.Si
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/11
2/9
4/11
2/9
2/9
2/16
2/16
2/16
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KQ
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KQ
49
49
49
49
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/27
4/27
4/27
4/27
4/27
4/27
4/27
4/27
as
LU
^"
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
1 rov'g
@ 5
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1 hr.
NR
1 hr.
NR
Inst.
1 hr.
1 hr.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
18/day
Varied
18/day
Varied
Varied
4/day
4/day
Cont.
APPENDIX
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20
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25
52
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12
14
36
42
50
64
71
69
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o « <
ul •• {2
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0 *
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to ui
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STATE: PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Washington
Donora
Washington
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Cadmium
Lead
Zinc
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
U.S.D.T., P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/16
11/16
ce.
UJ
49
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
4/27
11/22
Q£
UJ
49
53
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
12
NR
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 hr.
6 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3/day
4/day
APPENDIX
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Z UJ
a. *"
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36
47
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86
78
89
108
105
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3C O
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UJ ^
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Motes: PENNSYLVANIA
1. Results of air analyses were shown as averages for five cities.
2. Sampling was a seven-day week, twenty-four-hour day urban area coverage.
3. Investigation was conducted to determine improvement effected since the
1912-13 study.
k. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955•
5. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
6. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
7. Samples were taken on busy street corners.
8. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
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STATE: TENNESSEE
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Davidson
Nashville
Hamilton
Chattanooga
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combustibles
Noncombustible
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combustibles
Noncombustible
Metallic ions
ORGANIZATION
City of Nashville
Dlv. S.R.
City of
Chattanooga
B.A.P. C.B.I.
U. of Chattanooga
Industrial
Research
Institute
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
L2/-
8/-
(^
LU
^™
37
37
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
12/-
8/-
^
«£
LU
^"
39
54
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
NR
u
(varied'
25-50
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
12/yr.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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21
21
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tft U.
U O
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STATE: TENNESSEE
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Chattanooga
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Manganese
Suspended
particulate
Total -wt.
Combustibles
Noncombustible
Metallic ions
Suspended
particulate
ORGANIZATION
U. of Chattanooga
Industrial
Research
Institute
Tennessee D.P.H.,
D.I.H.S.
U. of Chattanooga
Industrial
Research
Institute
City of
Chattanooga
B. A. P. C.B.I.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Q /
O/ ••
V-
V-
V-
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UJ
51
52
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
ez
UJ
52
52
52
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
25-50
1
NR
25
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
6 hr.
Jj-l-l' hr.
24 hr.
1-2 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
I/day
Varied
APPENDIX
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35
36
35
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STATE: TENNESSEE
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Cliattanooga
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Suspended
parti culate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
City of
Chattanooga
B. A. P. C.B.I.
City of
Chattanooga
B. A. P. C.B.I, and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
2/8
12/9
a:
LU
53
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
12/9
12/22
tx
LU
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
25
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
1-2 hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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UJ
23
21
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86
86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
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VI
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UJ X
V) t-
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STATE: TENNESSEE
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Hamilton
Khoxville
Maury
Mt. Pleasant
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combusti'bles
Noncombustlble
Hydrogen
fluoride
ORGANIZATION
City of Khoxville
B.S. R.B.I.
Victor Chemical
Co.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
HR
I/-
UJ
^
w
45
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
HR
12/31
ce.
UJ
^"
50
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
24
Varied
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
(varied)
Varied
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
(varied)
Varied
APPENDIX
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36
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Notes; TENMESSEE
1. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955.
2. Samples were collected near an electrometallurgical plant.
3. A large volume electrostatic precipltator was used.
k. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
5- The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
- 235 -
-------
STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Dallas
Dallas
El Paso
El Paso
Harris
Bellaire
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Metallic ions
Suspsnded
parti culate
Dustfall
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Dallas
H.D.
City of Dallas
H.D.
El Paso C.C.H.U.
City of Houston
H.D. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
5/_
5/-
12/13
7/13
OS
LU
55
55
52
5^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/31
. V3
6/22
a-
•<:
UJ
55
55
53
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
m
rov'g
HR
rov'g
25
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr-
NR
30 days
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
HR
1/mo.
2-Voo.
APPENDIX
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86
90
86
21
86
80
91
23
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T- 2
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S-12
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2
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Harris
Bellaire
Houston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Houston
H.D.; The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/28
2/10
6/2
6/8
QJ
LU
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5*
TO
1
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/10
6/2
6/8
6/30
O£
UJ
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2U hr-
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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93
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107
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Harris
Houston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag,As,Be,Cu,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
particulate
Total -wt.
Organics
ORGANIZATION
City of Houston
H.D.j The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
Ll/1
cc
LU
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
11/18
UJ
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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91
92
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103
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Harris
Houston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba,Be,Bi,Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
City of Houston
H.D. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/18
2/3
11/18
C£.
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55
55
H-
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/3
11/18
12/28
cz
UJ
^"
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55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-Vmo.
APPENDIX
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91
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107
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3
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Tarrant
Fort Worth
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Or gardes
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Pb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Fort
Worth D.H.W.j The
Kettering Lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
City of Fort
Worth D.H.W.; The
Kettering Lab; and
U.S. D.H.E.W., P.H.S
DATES
F n Atj
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/2
2/23
6/3
6/8
7/28
uu
54
54
54
54
54
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/23
5/28
6/8
7/28
8/20
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54
54
5^
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Tarrant
Fort Worth
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Total wt.
Organics
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Hitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
City of Port
Worth D.H.W. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
r r\ A ftj
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/5
a:
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T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/6
K
UJ
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NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
2/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: TEXAS
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Tarrant
Fort Worth
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mi, Mo, HI, Pb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
oc
LU
^*
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
ce.
•*t
LU
^^
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
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PERIOD
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Notes: TEXAS
1. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955.
2. Sampling continued after December 31> 1955*
3. The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Puson, and Curtin. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups "by chromatography on silica
gel.
- 243 -
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STATE: UTAH
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Salt Lake
Salt Lake
City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Ammonia
Carbon
dioxide
Chlorides
•
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
Hitrous acid
Sulfates
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U. S.D.I., B.M.
U. S.D.I., B.M.
U. S.D.I., B.M.
U.S.D.I., B.M.
U. S.D.I., B.M.
U. S.D.I., B.M.
The Agricultural
College of Utah
U.S.D.I., B.M.
U. S.D.I., B.M.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
LI/18
LL/18
LI/18
9/1
2/8
LI/18
LI/18
6/-
Ll/18
2/17
L2/-
a:
LU
^^
19
19
19
19
21
19
19
03
19
21
19
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
Vio
Vio
Vio
V30
V29
1/2
Vio
HR
3/31
3/15
3/-
oc
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^^
20
20
20
20
21
20
20
03
20
21
20
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
HR
rov'g
HR
rov'g
HR
rov'g
20
HR
rov'g
HR
rov'g
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HR
rov'g
HR
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
HR
£ hr,
HR
30 days
HR
HR
HR
Inst.
HR
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
Varied
1/mo.
Varied
Varied
NR
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HR
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COUNTY
AND
CITY
Salt Lake
Salt Lake
City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
As, Cu, Fe,
Suspended
parti culate
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Total vb.
Organics
Al,As,Ba,Bi,
Ca, Cd, Co, Cr,
Cu,Fe,Hg,Mg,
Ma, Mo, Hi, Fb,
St>,Si,Sn,Ti,
V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
The Agricultural
College of Utah
U.S.D.I., B.M.
Salt Lake City
Bd.H.; Utah D.P.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
Salt Lake City
Bd.H.; Utah D.P.H.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
F D ALJ
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
LL/18
2/8
2/6
2/6
cc
UJ
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19
21
51
51
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
MR
Vio
V29
3/16
3/16
fiC
•«£
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03
20
21
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
Varied
HR
rov'g
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NR
6 hr.
15 min.
1 hr-
i
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
KR
Varied
1-7/day
1-6/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: UTAH
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Salt Lake
Salt Lake
City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organics
pH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,
Na, Fb, Sn, Sr,
Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
Utah D.H.; The
Kettering lab. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/10
6/7
6/16
6/29
oc
UJ
54
54
54
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/25
6/16
6/29
7/1
QC
UJ
54
54
54
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
APPENDIX
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86
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84
91
92
102
103
107
90
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(C-12)
(C-13)
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STATE: UTAH
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Salt Lake
Salt Lake
City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti eulate
Total vt.
Or garlics
Suspended
parti eulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organics
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
Utah D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.;
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
Utah D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/9
8/10
^
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Ch
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
11/30
7/28
QC
UJ
5k
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/wk.
(varied)
1-3/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: UTAH
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Salt Lake
Salt Lake
City
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn,Mo,Ni,Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
UJ
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
UJ
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
APPENDIX
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Notes; UTAH
1. Specially designed collectors were used.
2* Samples were taken at 3,000 feet in an airplane and on the ground in residential
and industrial areas to determine the part played by smelter gases in polluting
the air. Grab flasks were used in sampling from the airplane.
3. Acetone extraction was used before July 1, 1955 •
k. Sampling was done intermittently during the time period stated.
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STATE: VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Henri co
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
Roanoke
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
U.S. Navy, Norfolk
Navy Yard
A.H.F.A.,Inc.
City of Roanoke
D.A.P.C.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/-
2/3
5/2*
10/-
a:
UJ
^M
26
37
37
5*
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/"
2/5
5/25
12/31
-------
Notes: VIEGHJIA
1. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955*
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Chelan
Wenatchee
Clark
Camas and
Washougal
Vicinity
Covlitz
Kelso
Longview
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Fluorides
Sulfur dioxide
Hydrogen
fluoride
Sulfur dioxide
Dustfall
Total -wt.
Calcium
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
State College of
Washington ,Di v .
I.R.
State College of
Washington, Div .
I.R.
State College of
Washington, Div .
I.R.
State College of
Washington Div -
I.R.
U. of Washington
D.P.H.P.M
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
m
7/17
LO/l
LO/1
9/30
LU
51
53
52
52
53
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
7/25
10/31
10/31
10/7
ec
LU
55
53
52
52
5l,
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
50
1 fixed
and 1
rov'g
Varied
Varied
16
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
Cont.
1* hr.
Cont.
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
Cont.
6/day
Cant.
12/yr-
APPENDIX
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Covlitz
Longriev
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
(Continued)
Sodium
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total vt.
Calcium
Sodium
Sulfates
Hydrogen
fluoride
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
U. of Washington
D.P.H.P.M.
State College of
Washington, Div .
I.R.
State College of
Washington, Div .
I.R.
DATES
F t\ f\ t J
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/7
LO/1
LO/1
DC
LU
54
52
52
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/13
10/31
10/31
x
UJ
54
52
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
23
Varied
Varied
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
4 hr.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
6/day
Cont.
APPENDIX
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Grant
Quincy
TO Tig
*i .u* L^
Seattle
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Carbon monoxide
Dustfall
Dustfall
Total wt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Chlorides
Sulfates
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
ORGANIZATION
State College of
Washington, Di v .
I.R.
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/19
2/19
2/-
7/_
9/-
Ll/23
1
1
a*
LU
52
5^
52
50
50
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/20
3/9
2/-
9/_
2/-
3/21
oe
LU
52
52
50
52
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
20
It
16
27
3
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
10 min.
Inst.
30 days
3 mo.
6 no.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
3-Vday
Vday
1/mo.
Vyr.
2/yr.
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
King
Seattle
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Fluorides
Lead
Sulfur dioxide
Sulfuric acid
Suspended
paarticulate
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
City of Seattle
E.D.
State College of
Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
NR
n/-
oe
UJ
51
51
52
51
52
52
50
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
12/31
n/-
oc
UJ
55
55
51
52
51
52
52
50
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
9
9
1 rov'g
@ 65
sites
1 rov'g
@ 27
sites
k
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 days
30 min.
15 min.
Cont.
30 min.
1 hr.
24 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
12/yr.
5/day
Vday
Cont.
I/day
I/day
I/day
APPENDIX
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Ring
Seattle
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Radioactivity
Suspended
particulate
Soiling
Suspended
particulate
Suspended
particulate
Particle count
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Soiling
ORGANIZATION
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
U. of Washington
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/27
8/13
O/ ••
o / ••
UJ
50
50
51
51
51
51
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/28
9/7
l/-
Q/ «
O/ W
O/ «
ee.
LU
50
50
52
51
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
1 rov'g
8 27
sites
L rov'g
9 27
sites
1 rov'g
@ 27
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
24 hr.
24 hr.
1 hr.
Inst.
1 hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
I/day
6/day
10/day
6/day
APPENDIX
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86
98
86
APPENDIX B
AGENCIES A REFERENCES
NHERE RESULTS ARE RECORDED
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W- 2
(T-l)
W- 2
(T-l)
W- 2
(T-l)
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STATE: WASHIHGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Pierce
Tacoma
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Dustfall
Total vt.
Solubles
Insolubles
Chlorides
Sodium
Sulfates
Fluorides
Hydrogen
fluoride
Sulfur dioxide
ORGANIZATION
City of Tacoma
A.P.C.Sec.
City of Tacoma
D.P.W.
State College of
Washington
State College of
Washington
State College of
Washington
DATES
F B A tl
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/-
7/1
m
LO/-
5/-
8/-
LO/-
5/-
8/-
ce.
LU
54
54
51
51
52
52
51
52
52
T A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
9/10
12/31
10/-
5/-
8/-
10/-
5/-
8/-
ae
UJ
55
54
55
51
52
52
51
52
52
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
10
10
5
3
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2 mo.
30 days
30 days
4 hr.
Cont.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
6/yr.
1/mo,
12/yr.
6/day
Cont.
APPENDIX
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Pierce
Tacoma
Spokane
Mead
Spokane
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
parti culate
Particle count
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Suspended
parti culate
Soiling
Fluorides
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
U. of Washington
D.S.E.
City of Tacoma
A.P.C.Sec.
City of Tacoma
D.P.W.
State College of
Washington
U. of Washington
and City of
Spokane H.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
8/-
Q/ M
O/ *•
3/26
0£
UJ
48
54
54
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
9/-
12/31
NR
12/31
12/31
oc
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48
55
NR
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
7
2
NR
5
4
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Varied
2 hr.
Varied
Varied
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
12/day
Varied
Varied
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: WASHINGTON
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Spokane
Spokane
Stevens
Northport
uT
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Notes; WASEHiGTON
1. Residential and Indus trial areas vere studied.
2. This was a complaint type of investigation involving lumbermills.
3. Lake Washington Snip Canal area only.
4. This was a smoke study with recommendations for control.
5« Smoke and visibility data were also collected.
6. AD. extensive stack sampling and fuel survey was carried out.
7- The study evaluated the local pollution from a paper mill.
8. The sampling period was for one month during the growing season and for two
months during the remainder of the year.
9. Samples were taken from an airplane.
10. A few samples were examined by an electron microscope. Microphotographs were
made and compared with those of known materials.
11. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
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12. Fluoride analyses on tree foliage were also made.
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STATE: WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kanavha
Belle
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combustibles
Particle size
Aldehydes
Ammonia
Chlorides
Dustfall
Total vt.
Combustibles
Particle size
ORGANIZATION
West Virginia
State D.H.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H.
DATES
^ n /% tj
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
12/-
12/-
L2/-
6/-
0£
UJ
^^
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50
50
50
*5
HP A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
8/-
8/-
8/-
12/-
UJ
^»
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51
51
51
^7
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2 rov'g
9 19
sites
2 rov'g
• 19
sites
2 rov'g
0 19
sites
fc-10
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 min.
(varied)
30 mln.
(varied)
30 Bin.
(varied)
1 vk. or
1 BO.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
Varied
Varied
Varied
1/vk. or
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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STATE: WEST VIRODnA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kananna
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total vt.
Ash
Al,As,Ba,Be,
Bl,Ca,Cd,Co,
Cr,Cu,Fe,Hg,
Mg,Mn,Mo,Ni,
Pb,Sb,Si,Sn,
Ti,V,W,Zn
Fluorides
Hydrogen
sulflde
Nitrogen oxides
ORGANIZATION
West Virginia
State D.H.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Ketterlng Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Ketterlng Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Ketterlng Lao.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
12/-
12/-
12/-
^
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LU
^"
50
50
50
50
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
6/-
8/-
8/-
8/-
oe
LU
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51
51
51
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
28
2 rov'g
S 19
sites
2 rov'g
9 19
sites
2 rov'g
5 19
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
30 nln.
(varied)
30 ain.
f *
(varied)
Inst.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
Varied
Varied
Varied
APPENDIX
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STATE: TOST VTHQINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kanawha
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Oxidant
Sulfur dioxide
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Sulfates
Ag,Al,As,Ba,
Be,Bi,Ca,Cd,
Co,Cr,Cu,Fe,
(Continued)
ORGANIZATION
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
U. of Cincinnati,
The Kettering Lab.
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
DATES
I* IN A 14
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
L2/-
7/10
12/-
Q£
UJ
*•
53
50
53
>0
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
7/10
8/-
7/10
8/-
ce
UI
^
5^
51
5^
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2 rov'g
9 19
sites
1
2 rov'g
9 19
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
Cont.
30 min.
(varied)
HR
30 min.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Cont.
Varied
m
I/day
(varied)
APPENDIX
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29
36
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STATE: WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kanavha
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
(Continued)
Hg,K,Mg,Mn,Mo,
Na,Ni,Fb,Sb,
Si,Sn,Ti,V,W,
Zn
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Sulfates
Ag,Al,As,Ba,
Be,Bi,Ca,Cd,
Co,Cr,Cu,Fe,
Hg,K,Mg,Mn,Mo,
Na,Ni,Fb,Sb,
Si,Sn,Ti,V,W,
Zn
ORGANIZATION
West Virginia
State D.H. and U.
of Cincinnati, The
Kettering Lab.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/-
a-
jj
^"
50
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
8/-
Q-:
UJ
^*
51
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
2 rov'g
9 19
sites
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
I/day
(varied)
APPENDIX
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STATE: WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kanavha
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total vt.
Chlorides
Fluorides
Nitrates
Organ! es
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ag, As, Be, Cu,
Fe,K,Mg,Mn,Na,
Fb,Sn,Sr,Ti,V
ORGANIZATION
West Virginia
State D.H.; The
Kettering Lab.
and U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/16
V26
a:
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TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
V26
6/10
a:
UJ
^°
54
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k- hr.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/vk.
(varied)
APPEMMX
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86
80
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91
92
102
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STATE: WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Kanavha
Charleston
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Suspended
particulate
Total wt.
Chlorides
Nitrates
Organ! cs
PH
Radioactivity
Sulfates
Ba, Be, Bi, Cd,
Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,
Mn, Mo, Ni, Fb,
Sb,Sn,Ti,V,Zn
ORGANIZATION
West Virginia
State D.H. and
U.S.D.H.E.W.,
P.H.S.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
1/6
2/9
12/1
Q£
LU
55
55
55
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/9
12/1
12/llj-
oc
LU
55
55
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
1
2
1
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
2k Tar.
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1-2/mo.
APPENDIX
A
i—
3 z
Cu
"^ LU
21
° 2
~ o
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-1 LU
z
86
80
91
93
102
103
107
90
CO %
r_1 rv
LU O
C£ LU
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STATE: WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Taylor
Grafton
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
ORGANIZATION
U.S.D.I., B.H.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
V-
Q£
LU
^™
22
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
U/-
oc
LU
^N"
22
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
9
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
1/mo.
APPENDIX
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-> |3
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5r ui «o
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0 °*
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(M-«
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Hotes; WEST VIRGINIA
1. The area from Glen Ferris to Nltro In the Kanawha River Valley was studied.
2. The area from Cabin Creek to Nitro In the Kanawha River Valley was studied.
3. Acetone extraction was used "before July 1, 1955-
4. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955.
5« The organic portion was occasionally separated into water soluble, basic, strongly
acidic, weakly acidic, neutral, and water-ether insoluble fraction using a modifica-
tion of the method of Shriner, Fuson, and Curtln. The neutral group was further
subdivided into aliphatic, aromatic and oxygenated groups by chromatography on silica
gel.
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STATE: WISCONSIN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
Dane
Madison
Manitowoc
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
(and 18
other
communities,
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Carbon
disulfide
Hydrogen
sulfide
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
Ash
Calcium
Dustfall
Total wt.
Combustibles
Ash
ORGANIZATION
City of Madison
D.P.H.
City of Madison
D.P.H.
City of Manitowoc
D.P.H.
Milwaukee C.D.S.R.
DATES
c n AH
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
n/-
n/-
9/-
7/-
on
UJ
3^™
36
36
51
50
TP A
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
2/-
2/-
H/-
12/31
oe
UI
^^"
53
53
52
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
Varied
Varied
16
60
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
NE
NB
30 days
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
Varied
Varied
12/yr.
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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o. ^
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27
27
1 2t
I |t
j
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^ o
_l 1^
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^^
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STATE: WISCONSIN
COUNTY
AND
CITY
WiPnebago
Oshkosh
SAMPLE
CATEGORIES
Dustfall
ORGANIZATION
City of Oshkosh
H.D.
DATES
FROM
MONTH
AND
DAY
3/_
flC
Ul'
5^
TO
MONTH
AND
DAY
12/31
oe.
Ul
55
NUMBER
OF
STATIONS
5
SAMPLING SCHEDULE
LENGTH OF
EACH
SAMPLING
PERIOD
30 days
FREQUENCY
SAMPLES
WERE
TAKEN
12/yr.
APPENDIX
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a. *•
= =
Ul
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UJ O
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Notes: WISCONSIN
1. Special studies included dustfall and stack sampling.
2. Sampling continued after December 31, 1955
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APPENDIX A
I. SAMPLING EQUIPMENT
II. ANALYTICAL METHODS
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I. SAMPLING EQUIPMENT
NOTE: Figures are code numbers from the column, "Sampling Equipment"
1. Absorption column
2. Counter, Aitken Nuclei
3. Counter, Bausch and Lomb
k. Counter, Owen's Jet Dust
5. Bubblers
6. Coated aluminum foil (sticky)
7. Coated glass plates (sticky)
8. Coated transparent film (sticky)
9. Carbon monoxide continuous automatic
sampler
10. Carbon Monoxide Indicator (Mine
Safety Appliances Company)
11. Davis Continuous Electro-Conductivity
Analyzer
12. Dustfall collector, directional
(Battelle Memorial Institute)
13. Dustfall collector (City of Detroit)
Ik. Dustfall jars
15. Even flov sampler
16. Filter paper (not specified further)
17- Filter paper (lime treated for•fluorides)
18. Filter paper (thimbles)
19• Freeze-out train
20. Grab flasks
21. High volume filter (fiber glass filter)
22. High volume filter (paper filter)
23. High volume filter (filter medium not specified)
2k. Impactor, Cascade
25. Impinger, Greenberg-Smith
26. Impinger, midget
27- Impinger, (other than Greenberg-Smith or
midget)
28. Impinger, Wilson Automatic
29. Impinger, automatic (other than Wilson Auto-
matic)
30. Jordan Sampler
31. Nitrogen oxide recorder (photometric)
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32. Owen's Automatic Air Filter
33. Oxidant recorder (potassium iodide)
34. Oxidant recorder (ultraviolet absorption)
35. Precipitator, electrostatic (Mine Safety
Appliances Company)
36. Precipitator, electrostatic (other than
Mine Safety Appliances Company)
37. Precipitator, thermal
38. Rubber bladders
39. Siphon bottles
40. Snow
4l. Solid adsorbent tube for carbon monoxide
(Mine Safety Appliances Company)
42. Spray chambers
43. Squeeze bulb sampler for carbon monoxide
(Mine Safety Appliances Company)
44. Squeeze bulb sampler for hydrogen sul-
fide (Mine Safety Appliances Company)
45. Squeeze bulb sampler for sulfur dioxide
(Mine Safety Appliances Company)
46. Strip filter paper sampler (Bacharach
Industrial Instrument Company)
4?- Strip filter paper sampler (A.I.S.I.)
48. Strip filter paper sampler for hydrogen
sulfide (A.I.S.I.)
49. Strip filter paper sampler (not specified
further)
50. Sweepings
51. Titrilog
52. Thomas Autometer
53- Venturi-cyclonic scrubber
54. Von Brand Filtering Recorder
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II. ANALYTICAL METHODS
NOTE: Figures are code numbers from the column, "Analytical Methods"
Acid gases
1. Measure change in electrical conductivity of absorbing
solution
Aldehydes
2. Bisulfite addition
3. Titrimetric (iodine)
Ammonia
k-. Nessler's reagent
Carbon dioxide
5. Phenolthalein method (colorimetric)
6. Pettenkofer method
Carbon disulfide
7« Diethylamine and copper salt (copper diethyldithiocarbamate)
Carbon monoxide
8. Color comparison on solid adsorbent (M.S.A. Colorimetric Carbon
Monoxide Tester)
9. Hopcalite cell and meter
10. Infrared spectroscopy
11. Iodine pentoxide
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Chlorides
12. Mohr titration
13. Silver nitrate (unspecified)
Chlorine
lh. Orthotolidine method
Condensation nuclei
15. Mtken Nuclei Counter
Dustfall
(a) Ammonium
l6. Nessler's reagent
(b) Calcium
17. Versenate titration
(c) Chlorides
18. Mohr titration
19. Silver nitrate (unspecified)
20. Volhard method
(d) General
21. Gravimetric (not specified further)
22. Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District Method
23. Wet chemical methods (not specified further)
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(e) Metallic ions
2k. Spectroscopy (not specified further)
(f) Nitrates
25. Xylenol method
(g) Orgaoics (tar, bitumen)
26. Benzene extraction
27. Chloroform extraction
(h) pj
28. Electrometric
29. Test paper
(i) Particle size or count
30. Optical microscope
(j) Phosphates
31. Molybdenum blue
(k) Radioactivity
32. Sealer
(l) Soiling
33. Stain comparison (photoelectric transmission)
(m) Sulfates
34. Barium sulfate precipitation
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35 • Tetrahydroxyquinone with barium chloride
Fluorides
36. Thorium-alizarin method (not specified further)
37. Willard-Winter method (not specified further)
38. ¥illard-Winter method modified (thorium nitrate titration and
sodium alizarin sulfonate indicator)
Hydrocarbons
39. Infrared spectroscopy
1*0. Mass spectroscopy
Hydrogen fluoride
*H. Willard-Winter method modified (thorium nitrate titration and
sodium alizarin sulfonate indicator)
Hydrogen sulfide
^2. Color comparison on solid adsorbent tube (M.S.A. Jfydrogen Sulfide
Detector)
^3» p-Aminodimethylaniline sulfate method
44. Lead acetate paper (stain comparison)
Lead
45. Wet chemical analysis (not specified further)
Nitrogen dioxide
46. Griess-Ilosvay method
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4?« Measure acidity of absorbing solution
kQ. Saltzman (modification Griess-Ilosvay method)
^9. Photometric
Nitrogen oxide
50. Phenoldisulfonic acid (colorimetric)
51. Rider and Mellon method (colorimetric)
Nitrous acid
52. Griess-Ilosvay method
Oxidant
53. Fhenolthalin method
5*u Potassium iodide (alkaline)
55. Potassium iodide ("buffered)
56. Potassium iodide (neutral)
57* Potassium iodide (not specified further)
Ozone
58» Potassium iodide (not specified further)
59. Rubber cracking
60. Ultraviolet spectroscopy
Radioactivity
6l. Ion chamber
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Sulfates
62. Barium sulfate precipitation
Sulfides
63. p-Aminodimethylaniline sulfate method
Sulfur
64. Barium sulfate precipitation
Sulfur dioxide
65. Barium sulfate precipitation
66. Fuchsin - formaldehyde
67. Hydrogen peroxide - bromcresol green
68. Measure acidity of absorbing solution
69. Measure change in electrical conductivity of absorbing solution
(Thomas Autometer and others)
70. Smith and Friis (iodometric titration)
71. Starch-iodine titration (not specified further)
72. Titration of oxidizable sulfur compounds with electrically generated
bromine (Titrilog)
73. Titrimetric (sodium hydroxide)
74. Turbidimetric (barium sulfate)
Sulfur trioxide
75- Measure acidity of absorbing solution
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76. Turbidimetric (barium sulfate)
Sulfuric acid
77. Wet chemical methods (not specified further)
Suspended particulate
(a) Cadnrf urn
78. Dithizone method
(b) Calcium
79* Permanganate titration
(c) Chlorides
80. Silver nitrate (unspecified)
81. Volhard method
(d) Copper
82. Dithizone method
(e) Fluorides
83. Thorium-alizarin method (not specified further)
81»-. WiHard-Winter method modified (thorium nitrate titration and
sodium alizarin sulfonate indicator)
(f) General
85. Gravimetric (Los Angeles Air Pollution Control District Method)
86. Gravimetric (not specified further)
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87 • Spectroscopy (not specified further)
88. Wet chemical methods (not specified further)
(g) Lead
89. Dithizone method
(h) Mgt»THc ions
90. Emission spectroscopy
(i) Nitrates
91. Xylenol method
(j) Organics
92. Acetone extraction
93* Benzene extraction
9k- • Chloroform extraction
95. Ether extraction
96. Ethyl alcohol extraction
97. Infrared spectroscopy
(k) Particle count
98. Optical microscope
(l) Particle size
99. Electron microscope
100. Optical microscope - projection
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101. Optical microscope
(m) pH
102. ELectrometric
(n) Radioactivity
103. Sealer
(o) Soiling
IQij-. Stain comparison (photoelectric, reflectance)
105o Stain comparison (photoelectric, transmission)
106. Stain comparison (visual)
(p) Sulfates
107. Barium sulfate precipitation
(qj Zinc
108. Dithizone method
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APPENDIX B
I. AGENCIES WHERE RESULTS OF ANALYSES ARE RECORDED
II. REFERENCES WHERE RESULTS OF ANALYSES ARE RECORDED
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I. AGENCIES
NOTE: Agency references are without parentheses
A- 1. Alaineda City Health Department
Alameda, California
A- 2. Alaineda County Health Department
San Leandro, California
A- 3« Armour Research Foundation
Chicago, Illinois
A- k. A.S.M.E. Committee on Air
Pollution Control
Box 4l
32 W. ll-Oth Street
New York, New York
A- 5. Akron City Department of Public
Health
Municipal Building
Akron 8, Ohio
A- 6. Arctic Health Research Center
Anchorage, Alaska
B- 1. Berkeley City Health Department
Berkeley, California
B- 2. Baltimore City Health Department
Bureau of Industrial Hygiene
Division of Air Pollution Control
Municipal Office Building
Holiday and Lexington Streets
Baltimore 2, Maryland
B- 3. Binghanrton City Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Health
Binghamton, New York
B- It-. Buffalo City Department of Public Works
Bureau of Smoke Abatement
2501 City Hall
Buffalo 2, New York
C- 1. California State Department of Public Health
Bureau of Air Sanitation
2151 Berkeley Way
Berkeley it-, California
C- 2. Contra Costa Health Department
P. 0. Box 871
Martinez, California
C- 3. Colorado State Department of Public Health
Occupational Health Section
it-30 State Office Building
Denver 2, Colorado
C- 4. Chicago City Department of Air Pollution
Control
City Hall, 119 North LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Illinois
C- 5. Chicago City Department of Health
Chicago, Illinois
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C- 6. Capitol Chapter of Professional
Engineers
Springfield, Illinois
C- T. Columbus City Division of Smoke
Regulation and Inspection
l8l Washington Boulevard
Columbus, Ohio
C- 8. Cincinnati City Bureau of Air
Pollution Control and Heating
Inspection
klj Lincoln Park Drive
Cincinnati 3, Ohio
C- 9» Chattanooga City Bureau of Air
Pollution Control and Boiler
Inspection
City Hall
Chattanooga 2, Tennessee
C-10. University of Cincinnati
College of Medicine
Department of Preventive Medicine
and Hygiene
Cincinnati, Ohio
C-ll. University of California
Berkeley, California
C-12. Cleveland City Department of Urban
Beneval and Housing
Division of Air Pollution Control
llHOl Lake Shore Boulevard
Cleveland 10, Ohio
C-13. California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
C-lU. Connecticut State Department of Health
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, Connecticut
C-15. Christy, W. G.
Consulting Engineer
3^ Park Rov
New York 38, Hew York
D- 1. Detroit City Department of Health
Bureau of Industrial Hygiene
Detroit, Michigan
D- 2. Detroit City Department of Buildings and
Safety Engineering
Bureau of Smoke Inspection and Abatement
City-County Building
UOO Woodward Avenue
Detroit 26, Michigan
D- 3. Dallas City Health Department
601 South Akard Street
Dallas 1, Texas
D- If-. Denver City Department of Health and Hospitals
City-County Building
Denver, Colorado
D- 5. District of Columbia Department of Public
Health
300 Indiana Avenue, N.W.
Washington 1, D. C.
S- 1. East Chicago City Bureau of Air Pollution
Control
City Hall, U525 Indianapolis Boulevard
East Chicago, Indiana
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E- 2. El Paso City-County Health tftiit
118 West Missouri Street
El Paso, Texas
E- 3. East Side Health District
East St. Louis, Missouri
F- 1. Florida, State Board of Health
Division of Industrial Hygiene
P. 0. Box 210
Jacksonville 1, Florida
F- 2. Fulton County Health Department
22^ Central Avenue, S.W.
Atlanta 3, Georgia
F- 3. Fort Worth City Public Health and
Welfare Department
City Hall
1000 Throckmorton Street
Fort Worth 2, Texas
F- k. University of Florida
College of Engineering
Sanitary Engineering Laboratory
Gainesville, Florida
H- 1. Territory of Hawaii Department of
Health
Queen and Punchbowl Streets
Honolulu, Hawaii
H- 2. Houston City Health Department
City Hall
Houston 2, Texas
I- 1. Indianapolis City Department of Public
Safety
Bureau of Air Pollution Control
City Hall
202 North Alabama Street
Indianapolis k, Indiana
I- 2. Illinois Department of Public Health
Division of Sanitary Engineering
kOO South Spring Street
Springfield, Illinois
I- 3« Industrial Hygiene Foundation
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh 13> Pennsylvania
J- 1. Jefferson County Air Pollution Control
District
30k City Hall
601-05 West Jefferson Street
Louisville 2, Kentucky
K- 1. Keokuk Electric Metals Company
Keokuk, Iowa
K- 2. Khoxville City Department of Public Service
Bureau of Smoke Regulation and Boiler Inspection
City Hall Park
Khoxville 9, Tennessee
K- 3« Kansas City Health Department
City Hall
Kansas City 6E, Missouri
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L- 1. Los Angeles County Air Pollution
Control District
43^4- South San Pedro Street
Los Angeles 13, California
L- 2. Los Angeles City Department of
Water and Power
Los Angeles, California
L- 3- Lorain City Sewage Treatment Plant
Lorain, Ohio
L- !<•. Longview City Council
Air Pollution Committee
Longview, Washington
L- 5- Louisiana State Department of Health
lif-36 Dryades Street
New Orleans 13, Louisiana
M- 1. Massachusetts Department of Public
Health
Division of Sanitary Engineering
511 State House
Boston 33> Massachusetts
M- 2. Michigan Department of Health
Division of Occupational Health
Office of the Ventilation Engineer
Old Dewitt Road
Lansing h, Michigan
M- 3. Minnesota Department of Health
Division of Environmental Sanitation
Industrial Health Section
University Campus
Minneapolis Ik, Minnesota
M- 14-. Madison City Department of Public Health
Madison, Wisconsin
M- 5. Manitowoc City Department of Public Health
817 Franklin Street
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
M- 6. Milwaukee County Department of Smoke
Regulation
Court House, 901 North 9th Street
Milwaukee 3* Wisconsin
N- 1. New York City Department of Health
New York, New York
N- 2. New York City Department of Air Pollution
Control
15 Park Row
New York 38, New York
N- 3. Nashville City Department of Public Works
Division of Smoke Regulation
City-County Building
Nashville 3, Tennessee
N- k. New Jersey State Department of Health
17 West State Street
Trenton 8, New Jersey
0- 1. Oakland City Health Department
Oakland, California
0- 2. Oregon State Board of Health
Air Pollution Control Section
Oregon Air Pollution Authority
ikOO S.W. 5th Avenue
Portland 1, Oregon
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0- 3- Oshkosh City Health Department
City Hall Annex
91 Ceape Street
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
P- 1. Peoria City Department of Inspections
Division of Air Pollution Control
City Hall, lH9 Fulton Street
Peoria, Illinois
P- 2. Pittsburgh City Bureau of Smoke
Prevention
651 City-County Building
Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania
P- 3. Philadelphia City Department of
Public Health
Division of Air Pollution Control
and Environmental Sanitation
City Hall Annex
Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania
P- k. Pennsylvania Department of Health
1680 South Cameron Street
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
S- 1. Santa Clara County Air Pollution
Control District
2220 Moorpark Avenue
San Jose 28, California
S- 2. Santa Clara County Health Department
San Jose, California
S- 3- San Mateo County Health Department
225 37th Avenue
San Mateo, California
S- k.
s- 5-
S- 6.
S- 7-
S- 8.
S- 9.
S-10.
S-ll.
S-12.
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San Francisco County Health Department
San Francisco, California
St. Paul City Department of Public Utilities
Air Pollution Control Section
100 East 10th Street
St. Paul 2, Minnesota
St. Louis City Department of Public Welfare
Health Division
Industrial Hygiene Section
Municipal Courts Building
1300 Market Street
St. Louis 3> Missouri
Southern Ferro Alloys
Division of Tennessee Products
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Salt Lake City Board of Health
Public Safety Building
115 South State Street
Salt Lake City 1, Utah
Spokane City Health Department
221 North Wall Street
Spokane 1, Washington
Seattle City Engineering Department
404 County-City Building
Seattle, Washington
St. Louis City Division of Smoke Regulation
Room 14-19, City Hall
St. Louis 3> Missouri
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Public Health Service
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
^76 Columbia Parkway
Cincinnati 26, Ohio
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S-13. San Francisco City Department of Public
Health
San Francisco, California
T- 1. Tennessee Department of Public Health
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727 Cordell Hull Building, 6th Avenue, N.
Nashville, Tennessee
T- 2. Texas State Department of Health
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T- 3. Tacoma City Department of Public Works
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T- ^. Tampa City Department of Public Works
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W- 2. University of Washington
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W- 3. University of Washington
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Attention: Prof. R. G. Taylor
W- k. Washington State College
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W- 5- Washington State College
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W- 6. West Virginia State Department of Health
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U- 1. United States Alameda Mr Station
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U- 2. Utah State Department of Health
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V- 1. Victor Chemical Company
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Y- 1. Youngstovn City Department of Public
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Division of Engineering
Air Pollution Control Section
City Hall
Boardman and Phelps Street
Youngstown 3> Ohio
W- 1. Washington State College
Washington State Institute of Technology
Division of Industrial Research
Pullman, Washington
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APPENDIX C
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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APPENDIX C
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations Description
@ at
A.H.F.A. Air Hygiene Foundation of America
A.I.S.I. American Iron and Steel Institute
A.P.A. Air Pollution Authority
A.P.O. Air Pollution Control
A.P.C. Sec. Air Pollution Control Section
A.P.F. Air Pollution Foundation
A.S.M.E. American Society of Mechanical Engineers
B.A.P.C. Bureau of Air Pollution Control
B.A.P.C.B.I. Bureau of Air Pollution Control and Boiler Inspection
B.A.P.C.H.I. Bureau of Air Pollution Control and Heating Inspection
B.H. Bureau of Health
Bd.H. Board of Health
B.I.H. Bureau of Industrial Hygiene
B.M. Bureau of Mines
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Abbreviations Description
B.M.I. BatteUe Memorial Institute
B.S.A. Bureau of Smoke Abatement
B.S.I.A. Bureau of Smoke Inspection and Abatement
B.S.P- Bureau of Smoke Prevention
B.S.R.B.I. Bureau of Smoke Regulation and Boiler Inspection
B.T.I.P.R. Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research
C.A.P.C.D. County Air Pollution Control District
C.C.H.U. City-County Health Unit
C.D.S.R. County Department of Smoke Regulation
C.H.D. County Health Department
C.I.T. California Institute of Technology
Co. Company
Col. College
Cont. Continuous. Refers to the continuous sampling and recording
as done by automatic instruments, such as the Thomas Autometer
and Titrilog.
D.A.P.C. Department of Air Pollution Control
D.B. Department of Buildings
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Abbreviations Description
D.Ch.E. Department of Chemical Engineering
D.E. Division of Engineering
D.H. Department of Health
D.H.H. Department of Health and Hospitals
D.H.W. Department of Health and Welfare
D.I. Division of Inspection
D.I.H.S. Division of Industrial Hygiene Service
D.L.I. Department of Labor and Industries
D.P.H. Department of Public Health
D.P.H.P.M. Department of Public Health and Preventative Medicine
D.P.U. Department of Public Utilities
D.P.W. Department of Public Works
D.P.Wei. Department of Public Welfare
D.S.E. Department of Sanitary Engineering
D.S.I. Division of Smoke Inspection
D.S.R. Department of Smoke Regulation
D.S.R.I. Division of Smoke Regulation and Inspection
D.W.P. Department of Water and Power
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Abbreviations Description
Div.A.P.C. Division of Air Pollution Control
Div.I.R. Division of Industrial Research
Div.S.R. Division of Smoke Regulation
E.D. Engineering Department
Eng. Engineering
Engr. Engineer
E.D. Health Department
I.I.R. Institute of Industrial Research
I.H.F.A. Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America
I.J.C.T.A.B. International Joint Commission Technical Advisory Board
(U.S. Section)
Inc. Incorporated
Inst. Instantaneous. Refers to the relatively short period of time,
usually less than one minute, required for the collection of
pollutants with evacuated flasks and other equipment employing
brief durations of sampling.
Lab. Laboratory (or Laboratories)
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Abbreviations Description
M.S.A. Mine Safety Appliances Company
HE Wot recorded. Information has been omitted because of lack of
data, uncertainties in the interpretation of material reported
by agencies or literature, unintentional oversight, or editorial
difficulties.
P.H.S. Public Health Service
S.R.I. Stanford Research Institute
Rov' g Roving
U. University
U.S.D.H.E.W. United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
U.S.D.I. United States Department of the Interior
U.S.D.T. United States Department of the Treasury
U.S.N. United States Navy
U.S.W.B. United States Weather Bureau
Wt. Weight
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SAMPLE CATEGORY INDEX
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SAMPLE CATEGORY INDEX
ACID GASES
Ohio
Cincinnati-
-162
ACIDITY, DUSTFALL (Also see
pH, Dustfall)
California
- ------ 11
— — — — 12
Azusa
Burbank— —
Dominguez ------
Los Angeles
Manhattan Beach
South Gate
Temple City
New York
New York
18,19
28
—33
34
ALDEHYDES
California
Kentucky
1 O
______ IP
_.._-_l 3
._...-! R
-_.l6 17
40
28
4?
......3Q
86
ALDEHYDES (Cont'd)
Nev York
New York 147
Ohio
Cincinnati 162
West Virginia
Charleston 262
ALUKEHUM (Al), DUS3FALL
Kentucky
Louisville 86
Ohio
Cincinnati —163
West Virginia
Charleston -263
ALUMINUM (Al), SUSPENDED
PABTICULATE
Kentucky
Louisville 87,88
Michigan
Detroit 113, H4, H5
Marine City 109
St. Glair 109
New York
New York 153,157
Ohio
Cincinnati—————166
Oregon
Portland 202
Utah
Salt Lake City 2^5
West Virginia
Charleston 264,265
ALUMINUM OXIDE (Al^), DUST-
FALL
Illinois
70
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh--
-218
ALUMPTCM OXIDE
SUSPENDED PARnCULATE
Kentucky
Louisville
-87
AMMONIA
California
Los Angeles 17
Utah
Salt Lake City 244
West Virginia
Charleston 262
AMCBIUM, DUSTFALL
Illinois
71
Chicago ——
New York
New York ll»3,150
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh—
-218
AMMQHIUM, SUSPENDED PAKTICU-
LATE
Tllinois
72,73
Chicago-
ANTIMOHY (Sb), DUSIFALL
West Virginia
Charleston
-263
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AHTBKHY (Sb),
PAHUCULAEE
Alaska
Anchorage—————Ij.
California
Pasadena——— 32
San Francisco— 38
San Jose— —43
San Leandro—-—— -8
Colorado
Denver——————50
Connecticut
53
Waterbury
District of Columbia
59
Washington —
Florida
Tampa —————63
Georgia
Atlanta— 67
Illinois
76
—_ 78
-82
-90
Chicago
E. St. Louis
Indiana
E. Chicago-
Kentucky
Louisville—
Louisiana
Hew Orleans • 9k
Massachusetts
Boston 107
Michigan
Detroit
Marine City-
St. Clair—
Minnesota
-113,114,115
109
109
Minneapolis-
Missouri
Kansas City-
-121
AHTDCHY (Sb), SUSPENDED
PAKHCULAn (Cont«d)
Nev Jersey
Camden --------- - — -
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Lakehurst
Paulsboro -------- -
Perth Amboy
Trenton
Hew York
130
132
138
135
153
New York ----------
Ohio
Cincinnati ------------- 166
Oregon
Portland ----------- 203, 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol -------- - ------- 222
Chester ---------- - ----- 223
Philadelphia ----------- 227
Wllliamsport ----------- 22^
Tennessee
Chattanooga ------------ 233
Texas
Bellaire ---------- - ---- 237
Houston ---------------- 239
Ft. Worth --------- -
Utah
Salt Lake City ----- 2^5,
West Virginia
Charleston—- ------- 265, 267
ARSENIC (As), DUSTFALL
California
-127
Benico
Vallejo
West Virginia
Charleston
ARSENIC (As), SUSPEHDED
PARTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage --
California
Los Angeles —
Pasadena—————
San Francisco
Colorado
Denver— —-
District of Columbia
Washington
Florida
Tampa
Georgia
Atlanta ——
rmnois
Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans— — ——
Michigan
Detroit
Minnesota
-27
-^0
-49
-62
-66
.89
-116
•120
Minneapolis—
Missouri
Kansas City 126
New Jersey
Camden —
Jersey City
Lakehurst
Paulsboro
263
129
133
139
131
Perth Amboy 136
New York
New York 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
- 302 -
-------
ARSEHIC (AS), SOSPEHDED
PABTICULATE (Cont*d)
Oregon
Portland —204
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 226
Texas
Houston 238
Ft. Worth 240
Utah
Salt Lake City 245,246
West Virginia,
Charleston 264,265,266
-218
ARS55XC
DUSTFALL
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
ASH, DUSTFALL (Also see
Ash, Soluble, Dustfall and
Ash, Insoluble, Dustfall)
District of Columbia
Washington ——55
Hawaii
Honolulu 69
Illinois
Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Maryland
Baltimore
Massachusetts
-70
-86
-96
Amherst 103
Chicopee— 102
Holyoke 103
New York
New York 148
ASH, DUSTFALL (Ccmt'd)
Ohio
Cleveland—— —159
Penn sylvania
Pittsburgh———217,218
West Virginia
Charleston——— 263
Wisconsin
Manitowoc — 270
Milwaukee- .———270
ASH,
New York
New York-
DUSEKALL
-149
ASH, SOLUBLE, DUSTFALL
New York
New York- . . 149
ASH, SUSPENDED PARTJCULATE
California
Los Angeles- --——2k
San Francisco— -36
District of Columbia
Washington 56
TTHnnia
Chicago ——_-..
Louisiana
New Orleans——
Maryland
Baltimore ——
Mas sachusetts
-74
-92
-97
-105
Boston—- • —
Michigan
Detroit —
Missouri
St. Louis — -124
-112
ASH, SUSPENDED PABTICULATE
(Cont'd)
New York
Buffalo 147
New York- 152,153>155
Ohio
Cleveland —l6l
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 220
Philadelphia —225
BAECUM (.Ba), DUSSFALL
West Virginia
Charleston-
-263
BAEHW (Ba), SUSPESDED
PARTICULARS
Alaska
Anchorage ———4
California
Pasadena —— 31
San Francisco 38
San Jose —43
San Leandro—— -8
Colorado
Denver— 50
Connecticut
-53
Waterbury— —
District of Columbia
Washington — 59
Florida
Tampa- 63
Georgia
Atlanta——— 67
Illinois
Chicago 76
E. St. Louis 78
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BABUM (Ba), SUSPMDED
PARTICULATB (Cont«d)
Indiana
E. Chicago ----- — — — —82
Kentucky
Louisville ------ — ----- 90
Louisiana
New Orleans ------------ —94
Massachusetts
Boston
107
Detroit
Marine City
St. Glair
Minnesota
Minneapolis-
Missouri
H3, 111)-, 115
109
- ------- 109
-121
12?
Kansas City
Hew Jersey
Canaan—- — - ---- —
Elizabeth ---------- - — -142
Jersey City— ---------- 134
Lakehurst ------ - ------- 140
Paulsboro-- — — — — -132
Perth Amboy ------------ 138
Trenton— - ----- ———135
New York
New York ----------- 153, 157
Oregon
Portland ----------- 202, 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol --------- - ----- -222
Chester — • — ~ ---- • ---- 223
Philadelphia ---------- -22?
Williamsport ----- - ----- 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga ------------ 233
BARIUM (Ba), SOSPEHDED
PAKEECULAIEB (Cont'd)
Texas
Bel1.a1.re-— ----- .-.
Houston -------- • -------- 239
Ft. Worth— ------- - ---- 242
Utah
Salt Lahft City --- 245,248
West Virginia
Charleston --- 264, 265, 267
BEKXLLIUM (Be), DUSTFALL
West Virginia
Charleston --- - ---- - ---- 263
(Be),
PAKEXCULATE
Alaska
Anchorage ------ — ------ 3, 4
California
Los Angeles——— — -27
Pasadena— ———30, 31
San Francisco- ------ -37,38
San Jose ---------- — — 43
San Leandro— --------- - — 8
Colorado
Denver ------------ — 49, 50
Connecticut
Waterbury— --------- — — 53
District of Colunfoia
Washington --------- —58, 59
Florida
Tanrpa ------------- —62, 63
Georgia
Atlanta — • ---------
Illinois
Chicago
E. St. Louis-
-66,67
-75,76
78
BEKYLLJT34 (Be),
PARECCULATE (Cont'd)
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
.»._A?
1O7
Michigan
Detroit 114,115,116
Marine City 109
St. Clair 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis 120,121
Missouri
Kansas City 126,127
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth 142
Jersey City 133,134
Lakehurst --139,140
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,138
Trenton -135
New York
New York 153,156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
Oregon
Portland 202,204,205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester —223
Philadelphia 226,227
Williamsport 224
- 304 -
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BERYLLIUM (Be), SUSPENDED
PABTICULAIE (Cont'd)
Tennessee
Chattanooga —233
Texas
Bel1.a1.re 237
Houston --238,239
Ft. Worth 240,242
Utah
Salt Lake City 246,248
West Virginia
Charleston-264,265,266,267
BISMOTH (Bi), DUSTFALL
West Virginia
Charleston— •
-263
BISflTEH (Bi),
PAKEECULATE
Alaska
Anchorage 4
California
Pasadena———————31
San Francisco 38
San Jose 43
San Leandro • 8
Colorado
Denver • 5°
Connecticut
53
Waterbury
District of Columbia
Washington -------- •
Florida
• ------ 59
63
Georgia
Atlanta ----------------- 67
Illinois
Chicago ----------------- ?6
E. St. Louis ------------ 78
BISMOTH (Bi), SUSPBHDED
PABHCULA3E (Cont'd)
Indiana
E. Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville—-———
Louisiana
New Orleans
Massachusetts
-82
-90
-94
Boston- —
Michigan
Detroit
Marine City—
St. Glair
Minnesota
Miuneajpolis—-
Missouri
Kansas City—
New Jersey
Camden
Elizabeth——
Jersey City—
Lakehurst
Paulsboro—•—
Perth Amboy—
Trenton—
New York
-107
-113,114,115
—_ 109
109
-121
-127
-130
-i42
-134
-i4o
-132
-138
-135
New York -
Oregon
Portland——
Pennsylvania
Bristol
Chester
Philadelphia-
WiUiamsport-
Texas
Bellaire
-153,157
205
222
223
. 227
224
237
Ft. Worth——— 242
Houston —• 239
BISMOTH (Bl), SaSPEHDED
PAB2TCDLATE (Cont'd)
Utah
Salt Lake City 245
West Virginia
Charleston- -267
BITIMEH, DU9TFALL (Also see
Organics, Dustfall)
n.HTiois
Chicago 71
Indiana
E. Chicago-
-81
CADMIUM (Cd), DUSTFALL
West
Charleston
-263
CADMIUM (Cd), SUSPEHDED
PABTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage--- — 4
California
Pasadena 31
San Francisco 38
San Jose —43
San Leandro 8
Colorado
Denver 50
Connecticut
53
Waterbury————
District of Columbia
Washington — 59
Florida
Tampa 63
Georgia
Atlanta • 67
TTHnois
Chicago———————76
E. St. Louis 78
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CADMIUM (Cd), SUSFEHDED
PAETICULATE (Cont'd)
Indiana
E. Chicago- ----- —
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mas sachusett s
Boston-
Michigan
Detroit
Marine City-
Minnesota
Minneapolis-
Missouri
Kansas City-
New Jersey
Camden—
Elizabeth—
Jersey City-
Lakehurst—
Paulsboro-—
Perth Amboy-
Trenton——
New York
—82
90
94
-107
-109
-127
-130
134
------- 132
------- 138
» ----- 135
------- 157
New York •
Ohio
"Cincinnati——————166
Oregon
Portland 202,205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester —-.223
Donora— ——-—229
Philadelphia 227
Williamsport 224
CADMIUM (Ca), SUSPE8DED
PABSICULATB (Cont'd)
Tennessee
Chattanooga ——233
Texas
"BeHaire 237
Houston 239
Ft. Worth 242
Utah
Salt Lake City 245,248
West Virginia
Charleston 264,265,267
CALCIUM (Ca), DU3IFALL
Kentucky
Louisville—•
New York
New York
Washington
Longview——
West Virginia
Charleston—
Wisconsin
Manitowoc—
-86
-150
-252
-263
•270
-87,88
CALCIUM (Oft), SJSPEHDBD
PARTICULATE
Kentucky
Louisville
Michigan
Detroit——• —
Marine City
St. Clair
Hew York
New York
Ohio
Cincinnati 166
-113
-109
-153
OALOXUM (C»), SOSPMDED
PAHTICULATE (Cont«d)
Oregon
Portland 202
Utah
Salt Lake City 24?
Washington
Longviev— 253
West Virginia
Charleston 26k, 265
CALCIDM OXIDE (C&O), DUSOFALL
Illinois
TO
Chicago
Ponnsylvania
Pittsburgh—
-218
CALCIUM OXIDE (CaO), BBSPEHDED
PARTICULATE
Kentucky
Louisville 8?
Oregon
Oswego —174
CABBQN, DUSOFALL (Also see
Combustibles, Dustfall)
Connecticut
New Eaven-^
District of Columbia
Washington——-—- -
Tll-inois
Chicago— ——
Indiana
E. Chicago
Massachusetts
Amherst
Chicqpee
Holyoke
•71
-102
- 306 -
-------
CAEBOH, DUHQFALL (Cont'd)
New York
New York
Ohio
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
159
217, 218
CARBON, SUSPENDED PABTICULATE
(Also see Combustibles, Suspended
Particulate)
California
Los Angeles—-———-24
San Francisco 36
District of Columbia
Washington 56
TTHnfvlB
Chicago -74
Louisiana
New Orleans— 92
Maryland
Baltimore 97
Massachusetts
Boston —105
Michigan
Detroit 112
Missouri
St. Louis —
New York
Buffalo
New York 152,153
Ohio
Cleveland l6l
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 220
Philadelphia— 225
CARBON DIOXIDE
Ohio
Cincinnati—-------
Utah
Salt Lake City
CARBON DISOIBTHE
Wisconsin
-162
Madlson-
-270
CAKBON MONOXIDE
California
Altadena— — --- - --- • — 10
Azusa — — — ---- — , ------- 11
Burbank --------- • ---- - — -12
Dondjiguez -------- - — - --- 13
EL Monte— ---- — — ------ 15
Lennox --- - ------ • — — — 16
Los Angeles -------- — — 17
Los Gatos ------- - — • — —39
Palo Alto ----- . ---------- kO
Pasadena— •— — — — — — — —28
Rivera—— ----- • --------- 32
San Jose ---------------- 4l
Torrance— — — ------- 34
Illinois
Chicago—— ----- - ------ 70
HO
Detroit ------ • ---- •
New York
New York -------- • ------- 148
Ohio
Cincinnati ----------
Pennsylvania
Donora ------------ —
Pittsburgh- — — — — .
Washington
Seattle ------ — -----
-163
-227
-217
-254
CHLORIDES (Also see Chlorides,
Dustfall and Chlorides, Suspended
Particulate)
Kentucky
Louisville 86
New York
New York 148
Ohio
Cincinnati • 165
Pennsylvania
Donora —228
Utah
Salt Lake City 244
West Virginia
Charleston 262
CHLORIDES, DusnrALL
California
Azusa 11
Burbank— ______12
Doxninguea 14
Los Angeles 18,19
Manhattan Beach— 28
South Gate 33
Temple City 34
Illinois
Chicago —71
New York
New York 149,150
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 218
Seattle
Tacoma
CHLORIDES, SUSFEHDED
PAKHCHLATE
Alaska
Anchorage
- 307 -
-------
66,67
CHLORIDES, SUSPENDED
PAHTICULATE (Cont'd)
California
Los Angeles 26
Pasadena— 30,31
San Francisco 37,38
San Jose— ——43
San Leandro— 8
Colorado
Denver 49,50
Connecticut
Waterbury—— ——53
District of Columbia
Washington 57,58
Florida
Tampa 6l, 62
Georgia
Atlanta
TlUnois
Chicago 72,73,74,76
E. St. Louis 78
Indiana
E. Chicago 8l
Kentucky
Louisville——•
Louisiana
New Orleans——
Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
Detroit
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
Kansas City 125,126
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth
-88,89
-93,9^
-106
-112,115
CHLORIDES, SUSPENDED
PAKCICULATE (Cont'd)
Hev Jersey (Cont'd)
Jersey City 133,134
Lakehurst 138, 140
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton 135
Nev York
New York 155,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 167
Oregon
Portland 203,204
Pennsylvania
Bristol —221
Chester —222
Philadelphia 226, 227
Williamsport 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga 233
Texas
Bellaire 236
Ft. Worth 2110,241
Houston 237, 239
Utah
Salt Lake City 246,2^7
West Virginia
Charleston-264, 265,266,267
CHLORINE
Pennsylvania
Donora—
-228
CHROMIUM (Cr), DUSTFALL
West Virginia
Charleston 263
CHROMIUM (Cr), SUSPENDED
PAETICULATE
Same as Barium (Ba), Suspended
Particulate
CHROMIUM OXIDE
DUSTFALL
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
COBALT (Co), DUSTFALL
West Virginia
Charleston
Waterbury
District of Columbia
218
-263
COBALT (GO), SUSPENDED
PARTICUIiATE
Alaska
Anchorage 4
California
Pasadena -31
San Francisco— —38
San Jose 43
San Leandro-—-————8
Colorado
Denver 50
Connecticut
53
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
______ 5Q
65
67
76
78
E. Chicago-
82
- 308 -
-------
COBALT (Co), SUSPEHDED
PABTICULATE (Cont'd)
Kentucky
Louisville
Massachusetts
-90
-10?
-, 115
109
109
121
-130
-142
-134
Boston
Michigan
Detroit 113,
Marine City
St. Glair —
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kansas City—
New Jersey
Camden-—-—- -------
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Lakehurst
Paulsboro
Perth Amboy
Trenton
Hew York
New York 153,157
Oregon
Portland 202,205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester —223
Philadelphia 227
Williamsport 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga 233
Texas
-BSIalre 237
Ft. Worth 242
Houston 239
Utah
"Salt Lake City 2k5
COBALT (Co), 8BSPEHDED
PAHTICnLA3E (Cont'd)
West Virginia
Charleston 26k, 265,267
COMBUSTIBLES, DU9TFALL (Also
see Carbon, Dustfall)
Hawaii
69
Honolulu • —
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ohio
Akron———
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Chattanooga —
Khoxville—•
Utah
Salt Lake City
Washington
Seattle
West Virginia
Belle
Charleston-
Graf ton •
Wisconsin
Manitowoc—
Milwaukee
-121
-168
-163
-218
-231
-234
-254
-262
-262
-268
-270
-270
COMBUSTIBLES, SUSPEHDED
PARTICULATE (Also see Carbon,
Suspended Particulate)
Tennessee
Chattanooga 232
COHDEfifSATIOH HUCLEI
California
Los Angeles—
San Francisco
District of Columbia
Washington
TTHnois
Chicago
Louisiana
New Orleans———
Maryland
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
18
35
-70
-96
-104
-no
-123
Missouri
St. Louis —
New York
Buffalo
Nev York 148
Ohio
Cleveland 159
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia—
Pittsburgh 217
COFFER (Cu), DUSTFALL
Ohio
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Charleston —-
COFFER (Cu), SUSPEHDED
PARTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage-
- 309 -
-------
COFFER (Cu),
PAKnCOLATE (Cont'd)
California
Los Angeles-— 27
Pasadena — 30* 31
San Francisco-——-37*38
San Jose ——i-3
<3&f\ Leandro—-—--———o
Colorado
Denver ^9, 50
Connecticut
Waterbury 53
District of Columbia
Washington 58,59
Florida
Tampa 62,63
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
TTHnois
Chicago 75,76
E. St. Louis 78
Indiana
E. Chicago ——-82
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
•89,90
New Orleans ----
Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
Detroit ---- 113,
Marine City
St. Clair ----
Minnesota
-93,
107
, H5, Il6
109
109
120, 121
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kansas City- ------- 126,127
COPPER (Cu), SUSPENDED
PARTICuLATE (Cont'd)
New.Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth
Jersey City 133,
Lakehurst 139,
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton 135
New York
New York—153,15^,156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati ——166,167
Oregon
Portland 202,204,205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester 223
Philadelphia 226, 227
Williamsport 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga 233
Texas
Belial re- 237
Ft. Worth 2ltO,242
Houston 238, 239
Utah
Salt Lake City-2^5,2te, 2l*8
West Virginia
Charlestan=2"64, 265, 266,267
COtffiT (See Particle Count)
DUSTFALL (For constituents see
Ash; Bitumen; Combustibles;
Nonvolatile, Insoluble; Non-
volatile, Soluble; Organics;
pH; Solubles; Soiling; Tar;
Volatiles, Insoluble; Volatiles,
Soluble; Weight, Total.)
California
Alviso 39
Azusa———————11
Benico---——--—---——44
Burbank -• ——12
Cupertino— 39
Dominguez —--14
E. San Jose 39
Gilroy 39
Los Angeles —18,19
Los Gatos — to
Manhattan Beach 28
Palo Alto to
Permanente ———4l
San Jose 4l
Santa Clara- 4l
South Gate 33
Sunnyvale -_«-_l4.3
Temple City 34
Vallejo -44
Connecticut
52
52
E. Hartford
New Haven
District of Columbia
Washington —
Hawaii
Honolulu
Illinois
-55
-69
Chicago
Peoria
Springfield.
-70,71
-76,77
77
- 310 -
-------
DUSTFALL (Cont'd)
Indiana
E. Chicago—
Indianapolis
Iowa
Keokuk—-—
Kentucky
Louisville
Maryland
Baltimore
Mas sachusett s
New Jersey
Perth Amboy-
New York
Binghanrton—
Buffalo
New York
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati—
-81
-82
-8k
Amherst
Andover
Boston
Chicopee
Holyoke
Lawrence
Marblehead
Pittsfield
Salem
Michigan
Detroit
Minnesota
Hopkins
St. Paul
Missouri
103
100
10k
10k
103
101
101
100
.__ 102
110
119
121
-136
,149
-168
197
18?
175
171
182
188
DUSTFALL (Cont'd)
Ohio (Cont'd)
Cleveland 159
Columbus— 162
Youngstown-—-——-—168
Oregon
Albany
Ashland——
Astoria————
Baker —
Bend
Central Point
Coos Bay 177,178
Coq.ui3.le • 179
Corvallis 171
East Side -179
Empire 180
Eugene 192,193
Fairview • 199
Forest Grove —
Grants Pass—-—
Hillsboro •
Hood River— -
Kerby—————
Klamath Falls •
La Grande ———210
McMinnville 213
Medford 189
Milwaukie. 200
Myrtle Creek ——183
Newberg 213
Newport • 195
Northbend l8l
Nyssa —198
Oakland—— . 184
Ontario— .—.-199
Oregon City- .- 172
Oswego •—— 173
- 311 -
207
190
212
187
191
191
176
176
185
197
211
207
196
DUSUALL (Cont'd)
Oregon (Cont'd)
Pendleton --------- 208, 209
Portland --------------- 201
Prineville ------------- 182
Roseturg ---- — — 185, 186
Salem --------------- — 206
Seaside
Sheridan— --- —
^oringfield
St. Helens
Sutherlin
Sweet Home — - ---
The Dalles
Tillamook
Toledo
West T.1nn
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh --------- 217, 218
Tennessee
Chattanooga- ------------ 231
Khoxville ------------- 234
Nashville ------------- 231
Texas
KL Paso ---- — — — -—236
Utah
Salt Take City --------- 2W-
Washington
Longview ---------- 252, 253
Seattle ------------ 25k, 255
Spokane ----- — —_ -— —258
Tacoma ------- - ------ —257
West Virginia
Belle ------------------ 262
Charleston ----- —262, 263
Grafton ---------------- 268
Wisconflla
Manitovoc ---------- —270
Milwaukee -------------- 270
Oshkosh ----------- - ---- 271
-------
FLUORIDES (Also see Fluorides,
Suspended Particulate)
Florida
(Hillsborough County)—6l
Tarpon Springs- -63
Ohio
Cincinnati —-l6U
Cleveland 159
Oregon
Portland 202, 203
Sauvie Island 205
Troutdale 205
Pennsylvania
Donora -228
Washington
Mead 258
Korthport 259
Seattle 255
Tacoma- —257
Wenatchee 252
West Vriginia
Charleston —-—263
FLUORIDES, SUSPENDED
PARTICULARS
Alaska
Anchorage 3
California
Los Angeles 26
Pasadena 30
San Francisco —37
Colorado
Denver —-—49
District of Columbia
Washington 57
Florida
Tampa ——~6l
FLUORIDES, SUSPENDED
PARHCULASE (Cont'd)
Georgia
Atlanta — 66
TTHnois
Chicago 75
Kentucky
Louisville 88
Louisiana
New Orleans 93
Michigan
Detroit 112,115
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119
Missouri
Hew Jersey
Nev York
...... 1 31
..1^6
-155
-165,167
...—205
. 226
New York-
Ohio
Cincinnati—
Oregon
Sauvie Island-
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia-
Texas
Houston 238
Ft. Worth 2kQ
Utah
Salt Lake City 2^6
West Virginia
Charleston——264,265,266
GALLIUM (Ga)
New York
New York-
GERMANTUM (Ge)
New York
New York-
HYDROCARBONS
California
HYDROGEN FLUORIDE
Tennessee
Mt. Pleasant
W*M*VrfTigton
Kelso
Longview———
Spokane—
Tacoma —
HYDROGEN SULFIDE
California
•153
•153
Kentucky
_____ 1 c
..—...98
R6
•234
-252
-259
•257
0
Los Gatos— — — - — -
Palo Alto -------------- 41
San Jose — - — — — .....Jt2
Florida
Tampa ------------ — — — 6l
- 312 -
-------
HXBBQGHJ SDLFIDE ( Cont'd)
Maryland
Baltimore ------------ —96
New York
Buffalo
New York -------------- 150
Ohio
Lorain ----------------- 168
Pennsylvania
Donora ----------- - ----- 228
Pittsburgh ----------- 219
West Virg-iri-tH-
Charleston --- — --- - — 263
Wisconsin
Madison
270
EJQBGAHICS, SUSPENDED
PAETICULATE (Also see Metallic
Ions)
Alaska
Anchorage 2
mSOLUBLES, DUSTFALL
Connecticut
E. Hartford— ——52
Illinois
Chicago——
Indiana
E. Chicago-
Massachusetts
Amherst—
Andover——
Boston
Chicopee-
Everett— •
Hblyoke
Lawrence—
•71
-103
-100
-102
-104
-103
-101
Hi SOLUBLES; DU3TFALL (Cont'd)
Massachusetts (Cont'd)
Marblehead ------------- 1O1
Plttsfield— ---------- 100
Salem— — — — — — —102
Minnesota
- ---- 119
IBCS (Fe), SUSP1HDH)
Hopkins
New Jersey
Perth Mboy
New York
New York———
Ohio
Cincinnati
Oregon.
(See Dustfall)
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Nashville--—•
Washington
Seattle— •
Tacoma—-——
IEIDIUM (ir)
Michigan
Detroit—
—136
163
-218
-231
-2514-
-257
IRON (Fe), DUS^ALL
District of Columbia
Washington • 55
Kentucky
Louisville—— —86
Ohio
Cincinnati 163
West Virginia
Charleston—— ——263
District of Columbia
Washington 58,59
Florida
Tampa- ——62,63
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
TTHnMfl
Chicago— —75,76
E. St. Louis-———78
Indiana
E. Chicago- ——82
Kentucky
Louisville 87,88,89,90
Louisiana
New Orleans 93,9^
Massachusetts
Boston — 107
Michigan
Detroit 113, UA, 115,116
Marine City 109
St. Clair 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis 120,121
Missouri
Kansas City 126,127
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth————
Jersey City 133,:
Lakehurst 139, ll»O
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,138
Trenton -135
New York
New York—. 153,156,157
- 313 -
-------
XRGH (Fe), SUSPESDED
PAETICULATE (Cont'd)
Ohio
Cincinnati ~—166,167
Oregon
Portland 203,20k, 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester--—-—— —223
Philadelphia -226, 227
Williamsport 22^
Tennessee
Chattanooga — -233
Texas
Bellaire- ——237
Houston 238,239
Ft. Worth
Utah
Salt Lake City-2k5,2^6,
West Virginia
Charleston-26k,265,266,267
ERCH OXIDE
Illinois
Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville—
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh—
•70
•87
-219
IROH OXIDE (FegP3), DUSTFALL
Ohio
Cleveland- 159
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 217,218
IRGH OXIDE (FegOji),
frtlfflPEffiTYBTi PAifyjqtJiJVT'K
California
District of Columbia
Illinois
Louisiana
.— ^6
eg
, 7k
New Orleans—• 92
Maryland
Baltimore -97
Massachusetts
Boston ———105
Michigan
Detroit 112
Missouri
St. Louis
Nev York
Buffalo
New York 152
Ohio
Cleveland l6l
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 225
Pittsburgh 220
LEAD (Fb), DUS3FALL
California
4k
Benico —
Vallejo — 44
Ohio
Cincinnati— ———163
West Virginia
Charleston— ——263
LEAD (Pb), SUSPENDED
PART1CULAXE
Alaska
Anchorage————3, 4
California
Xos Angeles—- —.97
Pasadena 30,31,32
San Francisco ——37,38
San Jose —^3
San Leandro ——-8
Colorado
Denver—————-49,50
Connecticut
Waterbury 53
District of Columbia
Washington •
Florida
Chicago— —
E. St. Louis
Indiana
E. Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Boston ---- —
Michigan
Detroit ---- 113,
Marine City
St. Clair
•-58,59
-62,63
Tampa — - — - ------
Georgia
Atlanta -------------- 66, 67
TlUnois
— — 75, 76
— ---- 78
82
89, 90
93,
107
, 115,
109
109
-------
LEAD (Pb), SUSPEHDED
PARHCULATE (Cont'd)
Minnesota
Minneapolis 120,121
Missouri
Kansas City 126,127
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elisabeth— ———
Jersey City 133,
Lakehurst 139,
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,138
Trenton ——135
New York
New York—153,155,156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
Oregon
Portland 203,204,205
Pennsylvania
Bristol 222
Chester- —223
Donora ———-—--229
Philadelphia 226,227
WiUiamsport 22^
Tennessee
Chattanooga— -—233
Texas
Bellaire—— ——237
Houston 238,239
Ft. Worth 2l»0,2l*2
Utah
Salt Lake City-2^5,2k6,2kQ
Washington
Seattle 255
West Virginia
Charleston 265,266,267
LEAD OXIDE (FbO), DUSTFALL
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh- 219
LjLXttLUBt (Li), S03PEHDED
PABTICULATE
New York
New York-
-153
MAGNESIUM (Mg),
Kentucky
Louisville
West Virginia
Charleston —
DUSTFALL
86
263
MAGNESIUM (Mg),
PABTICULATE
Alaska
SUSPEHDED
California
Colorado
— — -^o
-kg
District of Columbia
Washington 58
Florida
Tampa— —62
Georgia
Atlanta 66
TTHtirrt*
Chicago— 75
Kentucky
Louisville 87,88,89
Louisiana
New Orleans— -93
MAiausaiuM (Mg), 80SPEHDED
PAHKCOLASEE (Cont'd)
Michigan
Detroit 113,11^, 115, Il6
Marine City 109
St. Clair 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis 120
Missouri
Kansas City —— 126
New Jersey
Camden— —129
Jersey City— —133
Lakehurst ———139
Paulsboro ———131
Perth Amboy— ——136
Nev York
New York 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
Oregon
Portland 203, 204
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 226
Texas
Houston ———238
Ft. Worth
Utah
Salt Lake City
West Virginia
Charleston———265, 266
MAGHESniM OXIDE (HgO),
DUSTFALL
Illinois
Chicago-
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh—
—70
-219
- 315 -
-------
MAGNESHH OXIDE (MgO),
SUSPENDED PABZICULAXE
Kentucky
Loui svllle- —
87
MANGANESE (Ma), DUSSffALL
Ohio
Cincinnati —
MANGANESE (Ma), SUSPENDED
PABTICULAZE
Alaska
Anchorage—-— —3» 4
California
Los Angeles —27
Pasadena— ——30, 32
San Francisco-——37>38
San Jose • • 43
San Leandro— —8
Colorado
Denver — •—49,50
Connecticut
Waterbury
District of Columbia
Washington-————
Florida
Tampa— ——
Georgia
Atlanta- ——
T11 -triple
Chicago-——-——
E. St. Louis——
•66,67
-75,76
78
E. Chicago-
Kentucky;
Louisville—•
Louisiana
New Orleans—
-89,90
MANGANESE (Ma), SUSEEBDED
PAHUCULASE (Cont'd)
Massachusetts
Boston—— — - — - ----- 107
Michigan
Detroit ---- H3, 114, 115, 116
Marine City ------------ 109
St. Clair --- . ----------- 109
120, 121
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kansas City -------- 126,12?
129, 130
Nev Jersey
Camden
Elizabeth
Jersey City -------- 133, 134
Lakehurst -------- —139, lAO
Paulsboro ---- ——131, 132
Perth Amboy — - ---- 136,138
Trenton ------- - -------- -135
Hev York
New York ------- 153, 156, 157
Ohio
Cincinnati --------- 166, 167
Oregon
Portland ------ 202, 204, 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol ------- - -------- 222
Chester — — ----- - ----- 223
Philadelphia ------- 226, 227
Williamsport ----------- 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga- — ——232, 233
Texas
Bellaire --------------- 237
Houston ------------ 238, 239
Ft. Worth ---------- 240,242
MANGANESE (Ma), SUSPENDED
PAIOXCULAIE (Cont'd)
Utah
Salt Lake City-245,246,248
West Virginia
Charleston-264,265,266,267
MANGANESE OXIDE (feO), DUSTFALL
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 219
(Hg), DuaurALL
West Virginia
Charleston
-263
MERCURY (Hg), SUSPENDED
PABXICULAZE
Ohio
Cincinnati— —-—166
Utah
Salt Lake City 245
West Virginia
Charleston ———265
METALLIC IGHS, SUSPENDED
PAHXXCULAXE (Also see
Inorganics; Antimony; Arsenic;
Barium; Beryllium; Bismuth;
Cadmium; Calcium; Chromium;
Cobalt; Copper; Gallium;
Germanium; Iridium; Iron; Lead;
Lithium; Magnesium; Manganese;
Mercury; Molybdenum; Nickel;
Potassium; Silicon; Silver;
Sodium; Strontium; Tin; Titanium;
Tungsten; Vanadium; Zinc)
Texas
Dallas 236
- 316 -
-------
MOLXBDiHUM (Mo), DUS3FALL
West Virgiinia
Charleston -—- 263
MOLYBDENUM (Mo), SUSPE8DED
FABUCULAXE
Sane as Barium (Ba),
Suspended Particulate
HICKEL (Hi), DUS3FALL
West Virginia
Charleston—
•263
SUSPEHDED
HICKEL (Hi),
FABnCULATE
Alaska
Anchorage —4
California
Pasadena- ——-31
San Francisco———38
San Jose————43
San Leandro————8
Colorado
Denver—— —————50
Connecticut
Waterbury————53
District of'Columbia
Washington———-—5 9
Florida
Tampa——————63
Georgia
Atlanta —
TTHnfvin
Chicago-
E. St. Louis-
Indiana
E. Chicago-
Kentucky
Louisville—
.-67
-78
-82
HICKEL (Hi), SUSPEHDED
PARBCCULAIE (Cont'd)
Louisiana
New Orleans— —— $k
Massachusetts
Boston———107
Michigan
Detroit——-
Marine City-
St. Glair—
Minnesota
Minneapolis-
Missouri
-113, UA, 115
109
-121
-127
130
•90
Kansas City ~
New Jersey
Camden ——
Elizabeth —
Jersey City——
Lakehurst—-—————il|Q
Paulsboro— ——132
Perth Amboy — 138
Trenton— —135
New York
New York 153,157
Oregon
Portland
Pennsylvania
Bristol—-
Chester—'
Philadelphia—
Williamsport——
Tennessee
Chattanooga—-—
Texas
Bellalre—
Houston- •—
Ft. Worth——
Utah
Salt Lake City 245,
-223
-227
•22k
-233
237
239
BICKEL (Hi), SUSPHIDH)
PJHSICULAIE (Cont'd)
West Virginia
Charleston——26\ 265, 267
HI2EA2ES, DUSTFALL
New York
-150
SUSPEHDED PAKCECDLATE
-3,*
New York-
HIXRATES,
Alaska
Anchorage———
California
Los Angeles ———26
Pasadena ———30,31
San Francisco———37,38
San Jose —~^3
San Leandro ———8
Colorado
Denver- —-^9,50
Connecticut
-53
Waterbury———
District of Columbia
Washington 57,58
Florida
Tampa -..—.-62, 63
Georgia
Atlanta—————67
Illinois
75,76
—78
Chicago——
E. St. Louis-
Indiana
E. Chicago—
Kentucky
Louisville—
Louisiana
New Orleans-
Massachusetts
Boston —
.-81
—89,90
—93,9^
•106
- 317 -
-------
115
129,130
HITKATES,
PAKTICULATE (Coiit'd)
Michigan
Detroit
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
Kansas City 125,126
Nev Jersey
Camden—-
Elizabeth-
Jersey City 133,131*-
Lakehurst 139,1^
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton ———135
Nev York
Nev York 155,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 167
Oregon
Portland 203, 204
Pennsylvania
Bristol 221
Chester— ——222
Philadelphia 226, 227
WlHiamsport 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga————233
Texas
Belial re 236
Houston 238, 239
Ft. Worth 240, 241
Utah
Salt Lake City 246,247
West Virginia
Charleston——266,267
NITROGEN
TiHTwtB
Chicago-
•70
DIOXIDE
California
Altadena——
Burbank——
Dominguez—
El Monte
Los Angeles-
Pasadena—
South Gate—
Torrance
Colorado
Denver——
Nev York
Nev York—-
Ohio
Cincinnati—
-12
•15
-49
-151
-164
Los Angeles- —-—21
Los Gatos —40
Palo Alto 4l
San Jose— —42
Ohio
Cincinnati ——164
Pennsylvania
Donora —.—228
West Virginia
Charleston—— • 263
NHBOUS ACID (Also see Nitrous
Acid, Dustfall and Nitrous
Acid, Suspended Particulate)
Utah
Salt Lake City 244
NITROUS ACID, DUSTFALL
Illinois
Chicago-
•71
NITROUS ACID, SUSPUSDED
PAEnCULATE
Illinois
Chicago-
•72,73
NONCOMBUSTTHLES, DUSTFALL
(Also see Ash, Dustf all)
Illinois
71
Chicago----
Indiana
E. Chicago-
Minnesota
St. P«ttl-~
Chattanooga—
Kioxville
-81
-121
-231
-234
SUSEHDED
PARTICULATE (Also see Ash,
Suspended Particulate)
Tennessee
Chattanooga 232
NONVOLATILES, INSOLUBLE,
DU&FALL
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
NOSVOLATILES, SOLUBLE,
DUSTFALL
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
- 318 -
-------
OEOAKCS, DU3CEFALL (Also see
Bitumen and Tar)
Illinois
Chicago- —-—--70
OEKxAHICS, SOSPHOJED PARTICnLATE
(Also see Bitumen and Tar)
Alaska
Anchorage——— 2,3, 4
California
Los Angeles —-26
Pasadena 30, 31/32
San Francisco ——37,38
San Jose —14.3
San Leandro— —8
Colorado
Denver-- .——1*9,50
Connecticut
Waterbury-— ——53
District of Columbia
Washington 57, 58
Florida
Tampa—— —62,63
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
Illinois
75,76
78
Chicago-
E. St. Lotds-
£. Chicago—
Kentucky
Louisville-
Louisiana
Hew Orleans
Massachusetts
Boston———•
Pittsfield
106
100
OBGAlflCS, SUSPSSDED PARHCULATE
(Cont'd)
Michigan
Detroit — 116
Minnesota
Minneapolis H9,120
Missouri
Kansas City- — 125
Hew Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth—— —l4l
Jersey City —133,134
Lakehurst 138,139,140
Paulsboro —131,132
Perth Araboy—. 136,137
Trenton 135
Hew York
Hew York 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati- 167
Oregon
Eugene —--. —194
KLamath Falls 192
Medford— 190
Pendleton————210
Portland—•—»-202, 203, 204
Pennsylvania
Bristol— . 221
Chester-——• -222
Philadelphia 226,227
Williamsport- •— 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga- ——233
Texas
Bellaire 237
Houston >238,239
Ft. Worth——240,241
Utah
Salt Lake Clty-245,246,24?
OXIDAHT
California
Altadena
Bassett
Berkeley —
Dominguez—
KL Monte —
Lancaster — - —
— — „ — 6
10
10
11
_ H
6
13
>_ 14
15
— 15
16
21,22
40
Martinez— 9
Morongo Valley 35
Oakland— —7
Pasadena 29
Richmond 9
Rivera 32
San Francisco— 38
San Jose •—42
s*y Leandro———-—7,8
South Gate 33
Torrance 34
District of Columbia
Washington- ——55
Indiana
Hammond——— —82
Whiting 82
Kentucky
Louisville ——86
Michigan
Ann Arbor—— 109
Detroit -110
Missouri
St. Louis —• —123
- 319 -
-------
OXEDAHT (Cont'd)
New Jersey
Elizabeth 140
New York
New York 151
Ohio
Akron———————168
Cincinnati 164
Oregon
Portland 202
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 224
West Virginia
Charleston———— 264
OZOHE
Alaska
College .—..._—..4
California
Altadena————10
Los Angeles— -—22,23
Pasadena— ——29
South Gate —33
Torrance— —-—34
New Jersey
Murray Hill 142
New Mexico
Albuquerque-
•144
PARTICLE COUIT, DUSOFALL
Connecticut
New Haven-
•52
PARTICLE COtHT, SUSPHiDED
PAEl'ICULABE
California
Los Angeles—-
San Francisco-
-24
-36
PARTICLE COtlTP, SUSPEHDED
PAKEICULAEE (Cont'd)
District of Columbia
Washington— • —
TlUnois
Chicago— ——
Kentucky
Louisville--— —
Louisiana
Hew Orleans-
yland
Ltlmore—-
Massachusetts
-56
•73
-88
-92
-97
-105
Boston ------- ~ ------
Michigan
Detroit ------- - ---- 111, 113
Grand Rapids*- ----- .—,.116
Marine City --- - ------- 109
St. Glair ----- • ----- — - 109
Missouri
St. Louis-
Nev York
Buffalo ---------------- Ik6
New York ------- - ---- 152, 154
Ohio
Cincinnati— — — — — — 165
Cleveland—— ---- - ---- 160
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia ----------- 225
Pittsburgh—— ------- .—220
PAREDILE SIZE, DUHBPALL
West Virginia
Belle ----- — — — ... ---- 262
Charleston— — ~ — —262
PARTICLE SS3SSf BUSPE3DED
PAKEEOTLA3ZE
Alaska
PARTICLE SIZE, SUSPESDED
PAHKCOLAaE (Cont'd)
Gal1fornia
Los Angeles—-————24
San Francisco —36
District of Columbia
Washington ——
Illinois
•56
-73
—87
-92
•97
-105
111,113
124
Anchorage—
Chicago-
Kentucky
Louisville—-
Louisiana
New Orleans—
Maryland
Baltimore-—
Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
Detroit
Missouri
St. Louis
New York
Buffalo
New York 152,154
Ohio
Cincinnati — 165
Cleveland 160
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 225
Pittsburgh- 220
pH, DDBOFALL (Also see Acidity,
Dustfall)
Massachusetts
Andover—-————101
Boston 104
Everett 104
Lawrence— ———101
Marblehead 101
Salem _.———102
- 320 -
-------
PH, DDSBPALL (Cont'd)
New York
New York-
-150
pH,
Alaska
Anchorage-
California
PAHnCULAJEE
-3
Los Angeles——...... 26
Pasadena—• —30, 31
San Francisco 37*38
San Jose— ——-1|3
San Leandro— ———8
Colorado
Denver-———-—-lj-9,50
Connecticut
53
-57,58
:,67
•75,76
78
--81
Waterbury———
District of Colombia
Washington———
Florida
Tampa
Georgia
Atlanta— •——
nilnois
Chicago————
E. St. Louis
Indiana
E. Chicago ——
Kentucky
Louisville———
Louisiana
New Orleans———
Massachusetts
Boston——— —
Michigan
Detroit—
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
Kansas City 125,126
-89,90
•93,9^
—106
116
pH, SUSPEHDED PAKEXCULAZE
(Cont«d)
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth
Jersey City 133,
Lakehurst 139,
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton 135
New York
New York 156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati — 167
Oregon
Portland —203, 204
Pennsylvani a
Bristol- 221
Chester •—222
Philadelphia 226,227
Williamsport 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga 233
Texas
Bellaire 237
Houston 238,239
Ft. Worth- 2kQ,2kl
Utah
Salt Lake City 246,2^7
PHQSPHAIEES, DUSTFALL
New York
New York-
-150
POEASSHK (E), B8SPHID3D
PARTICULAR
Alaska
Anchorage-
FOTASSnW (K), SOaPEHDED
PARHCULAIE (Cont'd)
California
Los Angeles-
Pasadena ----- -
San Francisco
Colorado
-27
30
—37
58
Denver— ------- -
District of Columbia
Washington
Florida
Tampa- ---- - — - ------ - — 62
Georgia
Atlanta — - — — — —
Illinois
Chicago -----------
Kentucky
Louisville ------------- 89
Michigan
Detroit --------------- U.6
Minnesota
66
75
Minneapolis-
Missouri
•119
New Jersey
New York
vog
New York- 156
Ohio
Cincinnati- —
Oregon
Portland
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 226
Texas
Houston— —238
Ft. Worth— -_..2ljo
20V
- 321 -
-------
POTASSEDM (K), SUSPHJDID
PABKCULAIE (Cont'd)
Utah
Salt Lake City ---------
West Virginia
Charleston ----------- --265
PROTEIN,
Alaska
Anchorage
PARTICULATE
RADIOACTIVITY, DUSTPALL
New York
New York-
•150
RADIOACTIVITY, SUSPENDED
PARTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage 2, 3, 4
California
Berkeley—
Los Angeles—
Pasadena——— -—
San Francisco-
San Jose——-
7
26
•30,31
•37,38
-.43
San Leandro -—8
Colorado
Denver— —49,50
Connecticut
53
Waterbury
District of Columbia
Washington 57,58
Florida
Tampa ——-62, 63
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
Illinois
——75,76
78
Chicago--
E. St. Louls-
BADIOAOTIVITY, ffiJSPUHDBD
PAEEJCULATE (Cont'd)
Indiana
E. Chicago ——82
Kentucky
Louisville——
Louisiana
-89,90
-93,94
—106
New Orleans—
Massachusetts
Boston —
Michigan
Detroit 116
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
Kansas City- —125,126
New Jer&
Jersey City—
Perth Amboy ——137
New York
New York 154,156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati— ——167
Oregon
Portla»a. ——203,204
Pennsylvania
Bristol- —- 221
Chester- —222
Philadelphia 226, 227
WiUiamsport 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga— 233
Texas
Bellaire -—237
Houston— 238,239
Ft. Worth 2ltO,24l
Utah
Salt Lake City 2
RADIOAUTJ.VJ.Ti, SUSPEBDED
PABnCULAIE (Cont'd)
Washington
Seattle 256
West Virginia
Charleston —266,267
SILICA (SLCfe), DDSTFALL
Illinois
Chicago—
Maryland
Baltimore—
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh—
SILICA (SiQg),
PABXICOLAXB
California
-70
-96
SuSnSDJS)
-219
District of Colunfoia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New York
— 25
36
— 57
— 7k
A?
—02
— Q7
.—106
...119
... 1 Pit
...1 Ii7
— 15^
- 322 -
-------
SELIGA, \SLV2), auafjatuM)
PABOXCOLKEE (Cont'd)
Ohio
Cleveland -l6l
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia— ——225
Pittsburgh —220
SXLICGR (SI), DUSTFALL
District of Columbia
Washington-———
Kentucky
Louisville-
Ohio
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Charleston—-—
•55
--86
-163
OJLULCAJD
PAKEXCULAXE
Kentucky
Louisville-
Michigan
Detroit
Marine City
St. Clair—'
New York
(SB.), SUSPEHDID
-87,88
•113,114
109
109
•153
New York
Utah
Salt Lake City 245
Washington
Longview— 253
West Virginia
Charleston 264,265
SILVER (Ag), SOSPfflDH)
PAHHCULA33E
Alaska
Anchorage ——-—3
&1LVKH (Ag), SUSPEHDED
PABTICULATE (Cont'd)
California
Los Angeles——
Pasadena————
San Francisco —
Colorado
Denver-————•
District of Columbia
Washington— •
Florida
Tampa—
TlliTiois
Chicago——————-
Kentucky
Louisville————
Louisiana
New Orleans
Michigan
Detroit •
Minnesota
—49
-58
•89
•119
•129
•139
•131
Minneapolis—-—
Missouri
Kansas City ——126
New Jersey
Camden—
Jersey City—
Lakehurst
Pauls'boro—-—-——
Perth Aniboy———•
New York
New York 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati— 166,167
Oregon
Portland 204
pgrm sylvania
Philadelphia 226
(Ag), SUSPEHDED
PARnCfULAIE (Cont'd)
Texas
Houston ------ — —
Ft. Worth
Utah
Salt Lake City-
West Virginia
Charleston- ---- - — -
238
264
(See Particle Size)
SODIUM (Ha), DUSTFALL
Kentucky
Louisville —
New York
New York ——
Washington
Longview —
Tacorna^-
-86
-150
SODIUM (Ha), SUSPEHDED
PABTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage-
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena— —
San Francisco—
Colorado
•49
Denver —
District of Columbia
Washington —58
Florida
Tampa — —62
Georgia
Atlanta
Illinois
Chicago———— ...
66
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SODIUM (Ha),
PAEttCULAIE (Cont'd)
Kentucky
Louisville 87,89
Louisiana
New Orleans 93
Michigan
Detroit 116
Minnesota
Minneapolis-
Missouri
-120
-126
Kansas City-———
New Jersey
Catnden———>—129
Jersey Cicy——-—--—133
Lakehurst— ——139
Paulsboro——-——131
Perth Azriboy— ——136
Nev York
Nev York 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
Oregon
Portland 203, 204
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 226
Texas
Houston— —-———238
Ft. Worth 240
Utah
Salt Lake City 2^6
West Virginia
Charleston-———265,266
SODIUM CHLORIDE, DUSTFALL
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
SOILING, DUSTFALL
Missouri
St. Louis-
-123
SOILING, SUSPENDED PAHTICULATE
California
——13
25,27
'—31
-36
3,74
-88
•93
97, 98
Burbank
Los Angeles—
Pasadena— ---—-—
San Francisco———
District of Columbia
Washington
nilnols
Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans-——-
Maryland
Baltimore—————
Massachusetts
Boston—
Michigan
Detroit— —
Missouri
St. Louis———
New York
Buffalo-—
New York 152,154,155
Ohio
Cincinnati 166
Cleveland- 160, l6l
Columbus————162
Oregon
Sauvie Island————205
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 220, 221
Washington — 229
105
114
124,125
SOILING, SUSPENDED PAKCECULATE
(Cont'd)
Tennessee
Chattanooga— ——232
Utah
Salt Lake City --------- 245
Virginia
Roanoke— -------- ———250
Washington
Seattle ---------- *-255, 256
Tacoma ------ ————258
SOLUBLES, DUSTFALL
California
Azusa ----------- — — — -11
Burbank --------- =—-- — 12
Dominguez— — — •— Ik
Los Angeles— ———18, 19
Manhattan Beach— — —28
South Gate ------ — ——33
Temple City ------------- 3^
Connecticut
E. Hartford— -----
TTHnols
Chicago — — ~ — —
Indiana
E. Chicago— —
Massachusetts
52
71
— 8l
-- 103
- 102
Anherst ------ --•- —
Andover ----- ----- — -
Boston ----- — — ---
Chicopee—
Everett*— - — - —
Holyoke— ---- ———---103
Lawrence ------ — — -*•— *-101
Marblehead— — -— «-101
Pittsfleld ----- «^««-«.lOO
Salem ------------------ 102
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SOLUBLES, DUSTfALL (Cont'd)
New Jersey
Perth Amboy————-136
New York
New York —-148,149
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 218
Tennessee
Nashville 231
Washington
Seattle-— 254
Tacoma— —- --257
(ar)
Alaska
Anchorage——
California
Los Angeles-—•
Pasadena
San Francisco-
Colorado
•27
•30
49
Denver-
District of Columbia
Washington—————58
Florida
Tampa——————62
Georgia
Atlanta 66
Tlllnois
Chicago—— ——75
Kentucky
Louisville—
Louisiana
New Orleans——.
Michigan
Detroit
89
93
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Missouri
(Sr) (Cont'd)
120
126
116
Kansas City— ------
New Jersey
Catnden- ----- -- — ——129
Jersey City-- ---- ———133
Lakehur st — — — — — —139
Paulsboro— — ———131
Perth Amboy ------------ 136
New York
New York ----------- 153,156
Ohio
Cincinnati— ------ —167
Oregon
Portland ------------- 204
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia ----------- 226
Texas
Houston ------ ——..238
Ft. Worth ------------- 240
Utah
Salt Tata City -------- 246
West Virginia
Charleston-- — — — — -266
SULFATES (Also see Sulfates,
Dustfall and Sulfates, Suspended
Particulate)
Utah
Salt Lake City --------- 244
SULFATES, DUSTFALL
Massachusetts
Amherst ---------------- 103
Andover ------ - ------- —101
Boston ------ - ----- -104, 106
SULFATES, DUSTFALL (Cont'd)
Massachusetts {Carrt'd)
Chicopee ———»—102
Everett ——-—104
Holyoke —103
Lawrence—-————*-101
Marblehead — «-101
Pittsfield —^100
Salem 102
New York
New York 149,150
Ohio
Cleveland—————150
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh 218
WOi^Tfcfiinprfcon
Longview ———253
Seattle—
Tacoma—-
SULFATES,
PAETICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage —
California
Los Angeles —25,26
Pasadena— ——30,31
San Francisco-——37,38
San Jose •————4.3
San Leandro ———8
Colorado
Denver 49,50
Connecticut
Waterbury —53
District of Columbia
Washington —
Florida
Tampa —•
257
3, 4
-58,59
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SULFATES, SUSPENDS)
PARTICULATE (Cont'd)
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
Illinois
75,76
.. 78
Chicago
E. St. Louis —
Indiana
E. Chicago -82
Kentucky
Louisville 89, 90
Louisiana
New Orleans 93,9k
Massachusetts
Pittsfield 100
Detroit 112,116
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
Kansas City 125,126
Nev Jersey
Cainden 129,130
Elizabeth —142
Jersey City 133,
Lakehurst .-—139,
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton— —135
Nev York
New York 156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati 165,167
Oregon
Portland —-20k
Pennsylvania
Bristol 221
Chester -223
SULFATES, SUSPENDED
PAKTICULATE (Cont'd)
Pennsylvania (Cont'd)
Philadelphia 226,227
Williamsport 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga— -233
Texas
Bellaire— 237
Houston 238,239
Ft. Worth—— 2kO,2kL
Utah
Salt Lake City 2k6,2kj
West Virginia
Charleston-26\ 265,266,267
PARTICULATE
SULFIDES
New York
New York-
•151
SOLFUR, DUSTFALL
Connecticut
New Haven
Illinois
Chicago-
-52
-70
SULFUR, SUSPENDED PABTICULATE
California
Berkeley- —6
Los Angeles— 25
Martinez • 9
Oakland——————7
Richmond— ——9
San Francisco— 35,36
District of Columbia
Washington -57
Til 1nois
Chicago 7^
Louisiana
New Orleans 92
97
106
112
SULFUR*
(Cont'd)
Maryland
Baltimore-—
Massachusetts
Boston —
Michigan
Detroit
Missouri
St. Louis 12k
New York
Buffalo
New York
Ohio
Cleveland—
Pennsylvania
Donora
Philadelphia-
Pittsburgh—
•153
-161
-228
-225
-220
SULFUR CGHPOUHDS, DUSTFALL
Illinois
Chlcago-
•71
SULFUR DIOXIDE
Alabam
Birmingham---
California
Altadena-——
Benico
Berkeley
Burbank
Crockett—
Dominguez——--
EL Monte
El Segundo---
Long Beach—
Los Angeles—
-10
~kk
•13
-9
•15
•15
Martinez•
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SULFUR DIOXIDE (Cont'd)
California (Cont'd)
Oakland — 7
Palo Alto- —4l
Bedondo Beach—-———32
Richmond————— 9
San Francisco— 35
San Jose— —-42
South Gate —33
Torrance -—35
Vallejo 44
District of Columbia
Washington —55
Florida
Bartov—————64
(Hillsborough County)—6l
Mulberry —64
Tarpon Springs —--63
Illinois
-72
77
77
SULFUR DIOXIDE (Cont'd)
New York
SULFURIC ACID
Chicago-
£. St. Louis-
Springfield—
Indiana
Hammond———————82
Whiting 82
Kentucky
Louisville—————86
Maryland
Baltimore — —96
Michigan
Ann Arbor——————109
Detroit HO, 111
Marine City 109
St. Glair 109
Missouri
St. Louis — —123
New Jersey
Camden 129
Elizabeth l4l
-146
-151
•157
Buffalo
Nev York
Yonkers—•
Ohio
Akron 168
Cincinnati 164,165
Cleveland —160
Oregon
Oregon City— —173
Portland —202
Salem 206
Pennsylvania
Donora ——228
Philadelphia—-—224,225
Pittsburgh 219
Utah
Salt Lake City —241)
Virginia
Portsmouth —250
Richmond • —250
Washington
Camas •
Kelso— ——
Longview
Northport——• •
Seattle—
Tacoma
Washougal—
West Virginia
Charleston- •
-252
-252
•253
-259
-255
-257
-252
-264
SULFUR TKCOXIDE
California
Altadena 10
Burbank———————13
Dominguez 14
KL Monte —15
Los Angeles— 24
South Gate •— 3^
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Chicago
Washington
Seattle
•73
-255
SUSPEHDED PABTICULATE (For
constituents see Ash; Carbon;
Combustibles; Noncombustibles;
Organics; pH; Soiling; Tar;
Weight, Total.)
Alaska
Anchorage—— 2,3,4
California
Berkeley- -——7
Burbank 13
Los Angeles—24, 25,26, 27
Los Gatos———— 40
Palo Alto 41
Pasadena -30,31,32
San Francisco —36,37,38
San Jose— 42,43
San Leandro- —8
Colorado
Denver 49,50
Connecticut
New Haven —52
Waterbury——— —53
District of Columbia
Washington 56,57,58
Florida
Ft. Meyers - Sarasota
Coast— — ——6l
Sarasota - Ft. Meyers
Coast— «—-—6l
Tampa — —6l, 62
Georgia
Atlanta— ——-66,67
Illinois
Chicago 72,73,7^, 75
E. St. Louis 78
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SUSPENDED PAKTIGULATE (Cont'd)
Indiana
E. Chicago —8l
Kentucky
Louisville 87,88,89
Louisiana
New Orleans 92,93,9^
Maryland
Baltimore 97,98
Massachusetts
Boston 105,106
Pittsfield 100
Michigan
Detroit
111.112,
113,Ilk,115
116
—109
109
Grand Rapids-
Marine City—
St. Clair
Minnesota
Minneapolis 119,120
Missouri
St. Louis 12lj.,125
Kansas City 125,126
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth lAl, Iks.
Jersey City———133,13^
Lakehurst 138,139, lAO
Paulsboro —131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton ———135
New York
Buffalo 1^6, lij-7
New York —152,153,
15^, 155,156
Ohio
Cincinnati 165,166,167
Cleveland 160, l6l
Columbus —162
Youngstown
SUSPENDED PAHPICULATE (Cont'd)
Oregon
Eugene— ——19^
KLamath Falls 192
Medford- • 190
Oswego— —17k
Pendleton— — ——210
Portland 202,203r204
Sauvie Island 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol- ——221
Chester— ——222
Donora —229
Philadelphia—225,226,227
Washington 229
Willlamsport 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga 232, 233
Texas
Bellaire 236
Dallas——————-—236
Ft. Worth— —2ltO,2*H
Houston 237,238,239
Utah
Salt Lake City-2lt5, 2^, 2^7
Virginia
Roanoke——• ——250
Washington
Quincy — 25^
Seattle -255, 256
Tacoma — —258
West Virginia
Charleston-26J4., 265,266,267
TAB, DUSTFALL (Also see
Organics, Dustfall)
Maryland
Baltimore —— 96
-103
TAB, DU33FALL (Cont'd)
Massachusetts
Amherst———
Chicopee ——
Holyoke ———•
Hew York
New York ——1^9,
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh- 217,218
TAR, SUSPEHDED PARnCOLAZE
(Also see Organics, Suspended
Particulate)
New York
New York 155
DUSKBTALL
TOT (fib),
Ohio
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Charles
—263
SJJSPEHDED PABTICULATE
5 A
cor
Alaska
Anchorage—
California
Los Angeles—
Pasadena——
San Francisco-
San Jose
San Leandro—•
Colorado
Denver - —^9,50
Connecticut
•30,32
-8
Waterbury —53
District of Columbia
Washington 58,59
Florida
Tampa-—— 62,63
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PABUCOLAIE (Cont'd)
Georgia
Atlanta •
TTHnpis
Chicago
E. St. Louis
Indiana
E. Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans —
Massachusetts
-66,67
•75,76
78
•82
--89,90
-93,94
-107
Boston- -------------
Michigan
Detroit ---- 113, 114, 115, H6
Marine City— --------- 109
St. Clair -------------- 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis -------- 120, 121
Missouri
Kansas City -------- 126,127
New Jersey
Camden ------------- 129,130
Elizabeth --------- < ----- 142
Jersey City -------- 133,134
Lakehurst ----- - ---- 139, 140
Paulsboro .......... 131,132
Perth Amboy -------- 136,138
Trenton- ---------- ——135
New York
New York ---------- 156,157
Ohio ,_
"Cincinnati— ------- 156, 167
..- ----- 203,204,205
T33I (ai), SOSPSSDDED
PABHCULA3E (Cont'd)
Pennsylvania
Bristol-— ----- - ------
Chester --- • ---- --- ------ 223
Philadelphia ---- —226, 227
Williamsport ------ - ---- 224
Tennessee
Chattanooga—---- — - — 233
Texas
Bellaire ............... 237
Houston ------------ 238, 239
Ft. Worth--— ------ 240,242
Utah
Salt Lake City-245, 246, 248
West Virginia
Charleston-264, 265, 266, 267
TEEAHUM (Tl), DOSBPALL
Ohio
n-tTif.1nnfl.ti ------- - ----- 16^
West Virginia
Charleston ------------- 263
3,
TITAHIUM (Ti), SUSPEHDED
PARTICnLATE
Alaska
Anchorage — • ------ •
California
Los Angeles ----- - ------- 27
Pasadena ------------- 30, 32
San Francisco—- — —37,38
San Jose — .— — ------- ^3
San Leandro— ----- — ---- 8
Colorado
Denver --------------- 49, 50
Connecticut
TITANIUM (Tl), StTSPEHDED
PAHnCULAIE (Cont'd)
District of Columbia
Washington 58,59
Florida
Tasrpa 62,63
Georgia
Atlanta 66,67
Illinois
Chicago -75,76
E. St. Louis 78
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Ao
.— «8o on
.____QO ok
1O7
Waterbury-
-53
Michigan
Detroit 113, H4,115, Il6
Marine City -—109
St. Clair 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis 120,121
Missouri
Kansas City 126,127
Nev Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth 1^2
Jersey City —133,134
Lakehurst 139,140
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Ambly 136,138
Trenton—- -135
Nev York
New York— 153,156,157
Ohio
Cincinnati 166,167
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TITANIUM (Ti), SUSPENDED
EARTICULATE (Cont'd)
Oregon
Portland 203, 20U, 205
Pennsylvania
Bristol- 222
Chester 223
Philadelphia 226, 22?
Williamsport— 22^
Tennessee
Chattanooga 233
Texas
Bellaire — -237
Houston 238,239
Ft. Worth 240,242
Utah
Salt Lake City-245, 246,248
West Virginia
Charleston-264, 265,266,267
TtHGSTEH (W), DUSTFALL
West Virgl.ni.a
Charleston— —
-263
TUNGSTEN (W), SUSPENDED
PABTICULATE
Michigan
Detroit lilt, 115
Marine City 109
St. Glair 109
Oregon
Portland— . 203
West Virginia
Charleston 265
VMADIUM (V), DUSTFALL
Ohio
Cincinnati 163
West Virginia
Charleston 263
VANADIUM (V), SUSPENDED
PARTICULATE
Same as Titanium (Ti),
Suspended Particulate
VOLATILES, INSOLUBLE, BUSHEKLL
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
VOLATILES, SOLUBLE, DUSTFALL
Oregon
(See Dustfall)
HEIGHT, TOTAL, DU3TFALL
(Same as Dustfall)
WEIGHT, TOTAL, SUSPENDED
PARTICULATE
Alaska
Anchorage — 2,3, 4
California
Los Angeles —24,26
Los Gatos—— 40
Palo Alto- ———-4l
Pasadena • 30,31
San Francisco -36,37,38
San Jose « 42,43
San Leandro —--8
Colorado
Denver—— 49, 50
Connecticut
-52
•53
New Haven—-
Waterbury— •
District of Columbia
Washington 56, 57,58
Florida
Tampa— 6l, 62
Sarasota - Ft. Meyers ,-,
Coast—— ol
WEIGHT, TOTAL, SUSPEHDED
EABTICULATE (Cont'd)
Florida (Cont'd)
Ft. Meyers - Sarasota
Coast —— 6l
Georgia
Atlanta
Illinois
Chicago
E. St. Louis-
Indiana
-66,67
-73,74,75
78
81
E. Chicago-
Kentucky
Louisville 87,88,89
Louisiana
New Orleans 92,93,94
/•land
Ltimore 97
Massachusetts
Boston -105,106
Pittsfield 100
Michigan
Detroit n2, 114,115
Grand Rapids- 116
Marine City -—-—109
St. Clair- 109
Minnesota
Minneapolis —119,120
Missouri
Kansas City 125,126
St. Louis 124
New Jersey
Camden 129,130
Elizabeth l4l
Jersey City 133,13^
Lakehurst 138,139, ll»0
Paulsboro 131,132
Perth Amboy 136,137
Trenton ——135
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TOML* SUSPHTOED
AIE (Cont«d)
Nev York
Buffalo—.
147
New York—152,153,155,156
Onio
-165,167
161
Cincinnati-. ,.
Cleveland-
Oregon
Eugene
KLamath Falls —192
Medford 190
Oswego —174
Pendleton 210
Portland 202, 203,204
Pennsylvania
Bristol 221
Chester
Donora——-—
Philadelphia 225,226,227
Pittsburgh 220
Williamsport 223
Tennessee
Chattanooga 232,233
Texas
Bellaire 236
Dallas 236
Houston 237,238,239
Ft. Worth -240,241
Utah
Salt Lake City-245,246,247
Washington
Seattle 256
West Virginia
Charleston-264,265,266,267
ZBfC (Zn), DUSEFALL
Ohio
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Charleston —
ZINC (Za), SJSPHSBED PAEEKJULA3E
Alaska
Anchorage • 4
California
Pasadena^- 32
San Francisco—-—-——38
San Jose— 43
San Leandro— —8
Colorado
Denver 50
Connecticut
Waterbury • —53
District of Columbia
Washington—— 59
Florida
Tampa 63
Georgia
Atlanta 67
Illinois
Chicago 76
E. St. Louis — 78
Indiana
E. Chicago- 82
Kentucky
Louisville 90
Louisiana
New Orleans —94
Massachusetts
Boston
Michigan
Detroit —
Marine City-
St. Glair—-
-107
-113,114,115
—_ 109
109
ZBJC (Zn), SUSPMDHD
PAEHCULAIE (Cont'd)
Minnesota
Minneapolis —
Missouri
-121
-127
Kansas City—•———
Nev Jersey
Camden 130
Elizabeth 140
Jersey City
Lakehurst
Paulsboro 132
Perth Amboy 138
Trenton 135
New York
New York 153,154,157
Ohio
Cincinnati—
Oregon
Portland--—
Pennsylvania
Bristol
Chester—
Donora—---—
Philadelphia-
Williatnsport-
Tennessee
-166
-203,205
-222
-223
-229
-227
-224
-233
Chattanooga————
Texas
Bellaire 237
Houston —239
Ft. Worth 242
Utah
Salt Lake City 245,248
West Virginia
Charleston 265,267
ZHfC OXIDE (ZaO), DU32FALL
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgn- —.—219
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