SEPA
ice of Pesticides & Toxic Substances
Vol. 1, No. 2
June 1980
This bi-monthly news bulletin is intended to inform all persons concerned with the
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) about recent developments and near-term
plans. For further information or to request copies of documents mentioned, write
the Industry Assistance Office, (TS-799) OPTS, U.S.E.P.A., Washington, D.C., 20460,
or call toll-free 800-424-9065 or, in Washington, 554-1404.
REGULATORY & REQUIRED ACTIONS
PREMANUFACTURE NOTIFICATION (PMN). ..
SECTION 5
Under Section 5(a)(1) a person who intends to in-
troduce into commerce a chemical substance not on
the TSCA inventory must notify EPA at least 90 days
before beginning manufacture, This rule would apply
also to importers. The notice must give the chemical
identity, production volume, uses, byproducts, oc-
cupational exposure and other health and en-
vironmental effects information in the submittor's
possession. EPA is to use the review period to deter-
mine if the substance might present an
unreasonable risk that should be remedied through
either an order to develop sufficient information or
an immediately effective rule. Upon such a deter-
mination, EPA issues an order to prohibit manufac-
ture and then applies to the court for an injunction to
this effect. This order must be issued 45 days before
the notification period ends. The original period may
be extended by EPA for up to 90 days for good cause
noted in the Federal Register. Absent such an order
or immediate rule, the manufacturer may proceed
with his plans. EPA publishes in the Federal Register
a summary of each PMN five days after its receipt
and a status report on all current receipts at the
beginning of each month. Copies of the revised pro-
posed forms for manufacturers, importers and ex-
porters are available from I AO for use by submittors
during the interim period (See 44 FR 28564, May 15,
1979 and 44 FR 59764, Oct. 16, 1979). A final PMN rule
is expected in the fourth quarter of 1980.
EPA has published three PMN status reports, which
are reproduced below. The February report appeared
on March 26th(45 FR 19609); the March report on
April 21st (45 FR 26815); and the April report on May
21st (45 FR 34060).
FEBRUARY 1980 PMN STATUS REPORT
PMN no.
Identity/Generic name
FR citation Expiration
date
I. Premanufacture Notices Received During the Month
5AHQ-0280-0143 Polymer of: Epichlorohydrin; bisphenol A; N-methyl mor- 45 FR 12902 May 4, 1980
pholine; acetic acid; and linseed fatty acid (2/27/80)
5AHQ-0280-0144 Polymer of: Epichlorohydrin-Bis A; bisphenol A; In preparation Do.
N-methyl morpholine; and acetic acid
5AHQ-0280-0150 Generic Name: Bis (substltuted-6,6,6-triacryloyloxymethyl-4- Do. Do.
oxahexyl) dlmethyl-dlsubstltuted heteromonocycle
5AHQ-0280-0154 Lithium ferrite Do. Do.
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5AHQ-0280-0158 N-(3,5-Dlbromo-4-hydroxyphenyl) benzenesulfonamlde
5AHQ-0280-0129 Polymer of butyl aery late, methyl methacrylate, hydroxethyl
methacrylate, hydroxyl propyl acrylate, and acrylic acid
5AHQ-0280-0159 Generic Name: Chloroorganoamlno-fluoran dye
5AHQ-0280-0168 Generic Name: Zinc salt of dialkyl dithiophosphate
5AHQ-0280-0165 Generic Name: Vegetable oil fatty acid ester
5AHQ-0280-0174 Generic Name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid ...
5AHQ-0280-0175 Generic Name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid ...
5AHQ-0280-0179 Generic Name: Tetra-substituted phosphonlum salt of dlhy-
droxy substituted propane
5AHQ-0280-0182 Generic Name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene ...
5AHQ-0280-0186 Generic Name: Alkyl-substituted phenol
45 FR 13530
(2/29/80)
In preparation
Do
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
May 10,1980
May 12,1980
May 13,1980
May 20,1980
Do.
May 25,1980
May 26,1980
Do
II. Premanufacture Notices Received Previously and Still Under Review at the End of the Month
5AHQ-1279-0039A Polymer of styrene, 2-ethylhexyl methacrylate, Isobutoxyme-
thyl amlnoproply methacrylamide
5AHQ-1279-0076 Generic Name: 4-Amino-N-substltuted benzene sulfonamided
5AHQ-1279-0079 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, ethylene glycol, heptanol,
and 2-ethylhexanol
5AHQ-1279-0080 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, 1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-bu-
tanediol, 1-octanol, and 1-decanol
5AHQ-1279-0081 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, ethylene glycol,heptanol, 1-
octanol, and 1-decanol
5AHQ-1279-0082 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, 1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-bu-
tanediol, and 2-ethylhexanol
5AHQ-1279-0083 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, 1,3-butylene glycol, 1-octanol,
and 1-decanol
5AHQ-1279-0084 Polymer of phthalic anhydride, 1,3-butylene glycol, and 2-
ethyihexanol
5AHQ-1279-0077 Magnesium acrylate
5AHQ-1279-0057A Polymer of 5-8ub8tituted-1,3-benzenedlcarboxyllc acid; ethy-
lene glycol; andE-caprolactone
5AHQ-1279-0059A Polymer of 5-substltuted-1,3-benzenedicarboxyilc acid; 1,4-
cyclohexanedlmethanol; ethylene glycol; E-caprolactone;
tolytene-2,4-dllsocyanate; and 2-butenedioic acid
5AHQ-1279-0060A Polymer of 1,4-cyclohexane dlmethanol and 2-butenediolc
acid
5AHQ-1279-0085 Generic Name: Alkenyltrialkoxysilane
5AHQ-1279-0086 1,3-benzenedlcarboxyllc acid, a polymer with 2,2-d!methyl-1,
3-propanedlol; 2-ethyl-2-(hydroxymethyl)-1,3-propanedlol;
nonanolc add; and 3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro-1,3-isobenzofuran-
dione
5AHQ-1279-0087 Generic Name: Polyacrylate
45 FR 1675 Mar. 5,1980
(1/8/80)
Do. Mar. 9,1980
44 FR 76856 Mar. 12, 1980
(12/28/79)
Do.
44 FR 76856
(12/28/70)
Do.
44 FR 76856
(12/28/79)
Do.
Do.
Do
Do
Do
Do.
Do.
45 FR 1674
(1/8/80)
45 FR 2387 Mar. 17, 1980
(1/11/80)
Do.
DO.
Do.
45 FR 2387
(1/11/80)
Do.
Do.
De.
Do
Do
5AHQ-1279-0089 Generic Name: Amldo amine
5AHQ-1279-0088 Generic Name: Ring haiogenated cyclic dlcarboxyllc salt —
5AHQ-0180-0096 Generic Name: 3-Alkoxy(C10-Cu)-2-hydroxypropyl ester of
dlmer/trlmer acids (fatty ester)
5AHQ-0180-0099 Fatty acid, tall oil, epoxidized mixed C7-C9 alkyl ester
5AHQ-0180-0032A Neopentyl glycolcyclohexane-dimethanol-trlmethylpropane-
O-phthalate-adlpate
5AHQ-0180-0051A Generic Name: Dialkyl (C12-C14) substituted polycarboxylate..
5AHQ-0180-0105 Polyester with dlpropylene glycol of byproduct from, manu-
facture of the dimethyl ester of 1,4-benzenedlcarboxyllc
acid
5AHQ-0180-0111 Polymer of dehydrated castor oil, trimethylolethane, phthalic
anhydride, and benzoic acid
5AHQ-0180-0112 Generic Name: Substltuted-N-alkylqulnollne
6AHQ-0180-0113 ........... Generic Name: 1,2-Dtsubstltuted-4,5-dlmethoxybenzene
5AHQ-0180-0114 Generic Name: Substituted ketone pyran
2
45 FR 6159
(1/25/80)
45 FR 2387 Mar. 26,1980
(1/11/80)
45 FR 3967 April 1,1980
(1/21/80)
45 FR 3967 Do
(1/21/80)
45 FR 6999 April 8,1980
(1/31/80)
45 FR 6833 April 15, 1980
(1/30/80)
45 FR 6833 Do
(1/30/80)
Do. Do.
45 FR 12901 April 28,1980
(2/27/80)
45 FR 12906 April 20,1980
(2/27/80)
45 FR 11902
(2/20/&0)
45 FR 12904
(2/27/80)
Do.
Do.
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5AHQ-0180-0115 Generic Name: Monosubstituted-4,5-dlmethoxy phenyl etha- 45 FR 12900 April 20,1980
nol (2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0116 Generic Name: Monosubstituted-4,5-dimethoxy benzyl 45 FR 11898 Do.
chloride (2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0117 Generic Name: Tetrasubstituted qulnollne 45 FR 12909 Do.
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0118 Generic Name: Tetrasubstituted-N-alkyl qulnollne 45 FR 12907 Do.
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0119 Generic Name: Trisubstituted acetophene In preparation April 20,1980
5AHQ-0180-0128 Stearyl stearamide 45 FR 11904 April 21,1980
(2/20/80)
5AHQ-0180-0131 Anhydro 3,10-bis(2-(4-(3-pyrodinlo)-6-(2,5-disulfophenyl-amlno)- 45 FR 11903 Do.
1,3,5-trlazin-2-ylamino)ethylamino)-6,13-dichloro-4,11-disul- (2/20/80)
fotrlpheno-dioxazine dlhydroxlde, hexasodlum salt
5AHQ-0180-0133 1-p-Nltrobenzoyi-1-(4' carboxypyridyl) hydrazlde 45 FR 13531 Do.
(2/29/80)
5AHQ-0180-0134 Polymer of fumaric acid, isophthalic acid, adipld acid, neo- 45 FR 13529 Do.
pentyl glycol, diethylene glycol, and propylene glycol (2/29/80)
5AHQ-0180-0034A Generic Name: Polymer of alkyl amino methacrylic acid ester, In preparation April 27,1980
alkyl acrylate, and alkyl methacrylate
5AHQ-0180-0137 Copolymer of methacrylic acid and dlacetone aerylamide— 45 FR 12897 April 28,1980
(2/27/80)
III. Premanufacture Notlcee for Which the Notice Review Period Has Ended During th# Month
5AHQ-1179-0007A (Alkyl hydroxymethyl alkanediol polymer with chloromethyl 44 FR 70216 Feb. 13,1980
oxirane) alkenoate (12/6/79)
5AHQ-1179-0010A 2-Ethyl hexyl-2-propenoate polymer with 2-methyl-2-propeno- Do. Do
ate and alkyl 2-propenoate
5AHQ-1179-0070 Claimed Confidential 44 FR 76855 Feb. 14,1980
(12/28/79)
5AHQ-1179-0073 1,3-Benzenedlcarboxylic acid, polymer with E 2-butenediolc 44 FR 70921 Feb. 21,1980
acid, 1,2-propanediol, and 1,3-butadlene (12/10/79)
5AHQ-1179-0074 1,3-Benzenedlcarboxyllc acid, polymer with E 2-butenediolc Do. Do.
acid, 1,2-propanedlol, and 1,3-butadlene acrylonitrile
IV. New Chemical Subatancea That EPA Has Added to tha Inventory During th* Month
Nona.
MARCH 1980 PMN STATUS REPORT
PMN no.
Identity/Generic nama
FR oltatlon Expiration
data
I. Pramanufactura Notices Received During tha Month
80-45 5-Carboxyhydroxy-(4-8ulfophenyl)-heteromonocyllc-2,4-penta- 49 FR 21023 June 2,1980
dlenylldene cllhydrooxo-<4-8ulfoph«nyl) hateromonocycla (3/31/80)
carboxyiic acid, tetra potaaaium Mlt
80-46 Generic Namr. Alkyl substituted phenol (Received In ftbru* In preparation June 19,1980
ary, 1980; completed In March, 1980}
80-49 Generic Name: Alkyl aallcylaWoxIme 0© June4,1980
80-50 Polymer of: Methyl methaorylate, 2-bydroxyethyl methacry- 45 FR 21023 June 5,1980
lata, 2-ethylhexyl aorylata, aorylamktt (3/31/80)
80-51 Polymer forms*) from phanol formaldehyde rsaln and dlazo 45 FR 21023 J una 5,1980
oxonaphthalana aulfonyi chloride (3/31/80)
80-52 Generic Nam*: Alkyl aalicylaldahyde. In preparation June 8,1980
80-53 ..... Polymer of: Ester diol 204, Mcfepntyl glyeot taophthatio Do Am*9,,1980
acid, tetrahydropfrthallc anhydride, ariidtrtmeHltlc anhy-
dride
80-54 Poly mar of: 8upra caator fatty add, taB fatty sold, lao- in preparation June 9,1990
nonanolc acid, phthafie anhydride, ftcftplc acid, benzoic
acid, and pentaerythrftol
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80-55
anhydride, and pentaerythritol
Do
June 9, 1980
80-56
anhydride, trimethylolpropane, and empoi 1022 dimeric
fatty acid
Do
Do
80-57
Do
June 11, 1980
80-59
2-ethylhexyl acrylate, and 2-hydroxyethyl acrylate
Do
June 17,1980
80-60
acrylate, and methyl methacrylate
Do
Do
80-61
Polymer of acrylonitrile, butyl acrylate, methyl acrylate, and
2-hydroxyethyl acrylate
Do
Do
80-62
aromatic diacids, and aliphatic dlacid
Do
Do
80-63
Generic Name: Alkyl substituted cyclic peroxyketal
Do
June 24, 1980
80-64
Generic Name: Alkyl substituted cyclic peroxyketal
Do
Do
80-65
sulfopropyl)-omega-2-propanol-1,1'-((1-methylethylidene)
bls(4,1-phenoxy))bis-,disodium salt
Do
June 25, 1980
80-66
sulfoprophy)-poly(oxy(methyl-1,2-ethanediyl))-hydroxy-,
C10-C16 alkyl, dlsodium salt
Do
Do
80-67
Generic Name: Polymer of styrene, vinyl heteromonocycle,
and vinyl(substltuted) heteromonocyclic salt
Do
June 26,1980
80-74
Do
June 18,1980
II. Premanufacture Notices Received Previously and Still Under Review at the End of the Month
leneni; name. o-«ir\u*y\vj
dlmer/trlmer acids (fatty ester)
O-phthalate-adlpate
5AHQ-0180-0051A Generic Name: Dialkyl (C12-C14) substituted polycarboxylate..
5AHQ-0180-0105 Polyester with dlpropylene glycol of byproduct from, manu-
facture of the dimethyl ester of 1,4-benzendicarboxylic acid
5AHQ-0180-0111 Polymer of dehydrated castor oil, trlmethylolethane, phthalic 45 FR 12901 April 28,1980
anhydride, and benzoic acid
ethanol
5AHQ-0180-0116 Generic Name: Monosubstltuted-4,5-dlmethoxy benzyl 45 FR 11898
chloride
5AHQ-0180-0128.
1,3,5-trlazln-2-ylamino) ethylamlno)-0,13-dlchloro-4,11-dlsul-
fotrlphenodloxazlne dihydroxlde, hexasodlum salt
pentyl glycol, dlethylene glycol, and propylene glycol
5AHQ-0180-0034A Generic Name: Polymer of alkyl amino methacryllc
ester, alkyl acrylate, and alkyl methacrylate
4
45 FR 3967
April 1,1980
(1/21/80)
45 FR 3967
Do
45 FR 6999
April 8,1980
(1/31/80)
45 FR 6999
Do
(1/30/80)
45 FR 6833
Do
(1/30/80)
45 FR 6833
Do
(1/30/80)
45 FR 12901
April 28,1980
(2/27/80)
45 FR 12906 April 20,1980
(2/27/80)
45 FR 11902
Do
(2/20/80)
45 FR 12904
Do
(2/27/80)
Do
45 FR 12900
(2/27/80)
45 FR 11898
Do
(2/27/80)
45 FR 12909
Do
(2/27/80)
45 FR 12907
Do
(2/27/80)
45 FR 12925
Do
(3/7/80)
45 FR 11904 April 21,1980
(2/20/80)
45 FR 11903
Do
(2/20/80)
45 FR 13531
Do
(2/29/80)
45 FR 13529
April 21,1980
(2/29/80)
45 FR 16007 April 27,1980
(3/12/80)
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5AHQ-0180-0137 Copolymer of methacrylic acid and dlacetone acrylamide 45 FR 12897 April 28,1980
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0280-0143 Polymer of: Epichlorohydrln; blsphenol A; N-methyl morpho- 45 FR 12902 May 4,1980
line; acetic acid; and linseed fatty acid (2/27/80)
5AHQ-0280-0144
Polymer of: Epichlorohydrln-Bis A; blsphenol A; N-methyl
45 FR 16006
Do
morpholine; and acetic acid
(3/12/80)
5AHQ-0280-0150
Generic Name: Bis (substituted-6,6,6-triacryloyloxymethyl-4-
45 FR 16330
DO
oxahexyl)dimethyl-dlsubstltuted heteromonocycle
(3/13/80)
5AHQ-0280-0154
Lithium ferrite
45 FR 15636
Do
(3/11/80)
5AHQ-0280-0158
N-(3,5-Dibromo-4-hydroxyphenyl) benzenesulfonamide
45 FR 13530
Do
(2/29/80)
5AHQ-0280-0129
Polymer of butyl acrylate, methyl methacrylate, hydroxethyl
45 FR 16332
Do
methacrylate, hydroxyl propyl acrylate, and acrylic acid
(3/13/80)
5AHQ0280-0159
Generic Name: Chloro-organoamino-fluoran dye
45 FR 15644
May 10, 1980
(3/11/80)
5AHQ-0280-0168
Generic Name: Zinc salt of dialkyl dlthiophosphate
45 FR 18477
May 13,1980
(3/2/80)
5A H Q-0280-0165
Generic Name: Vegetable oil fatty acid ester
45 FR 18477
Do
(3/2/80)
5AHQ-0280-0174
Generic Name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid ...
In preparation
May 20,1980
5AHQ-0280-0175
Generic Name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid ...
Do
Do
5AHQ-0280-0176
Generic Name: Substituted methyl propylamine diaslt of
Do
Do
n-alkane dicarboxylic acid
5AHQ-0280-0181
Generic Name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene ...
Do
May 26,1980
5AH Q-0280-0182
Generic Name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene ...
Do
Do
5AHQ-0280-0183
Generic Name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene ...
Do
Do
5AHQ-0280-0184
Generic Name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene ..
Do
Do
5AHQ-0280-0018A
Generic Name: Aromatic ether
Do
May 27,1980
III. Premanufacture Notice* for which the Notice Review Period Hat Ended During the Month
5AHQ-1279-0039A Polymer of styrene, 2-ethylhexy! methacrylate, isobutoxyme- 45 FR 1675 Mar. 5,1980
thyl acrylamide, dimethylaminopropyl methacrylamlde (1/8/80)
5AHQ-1279-0076 Generic Name: 4-Amlno-N-substltuted benzene sulfonamide 45 FR 1675 Mar. 9,1980
(1/8/80)
5AHQ-1279-0079 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, ethylene glycol, heptanol, and 44 FR 76856 Mar. 12,1980
2-ethylhexanol (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0080 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, 1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-bu- 44 FR 76858 Do
tanediol, 1-octanol, and 1-decanol (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0081 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, ethylene glycol, heptanol, 1- 44 FR 76896 Do
octanol, and 1-decanol (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0082 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, 1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-bu- 44 FR 76856 Do
tanediol, and 2-ethylhexanol (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0083 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, 1,3-butylene glycol, 1-octanol, 44 FR 76856 Do
and 1-decanol (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0084 Polymer of phthallc anhydride, 1,3-butylene glycol, and 2- 44 FR 78856 Do
ethylhexanof (12/28/79)
5AHQ-1279-0077 Magnesium acrylate 45 FR 1674 Do
(1/8/80)
5AHQ-1279-0057A Polymer of 5-substltuted-1,3-benzenedlcarboxylie aold; ethy- 45 FR 2387 Mar. 17,1980
one glycol; and E-caprolactone (1/11/80)
5AHQ-1279-0059A Polymer of 5-sub8tttuted-1,3-benzenedloarboxyllc acid; 1,4-cy- 45 FR2387 Oo
clohexanedlmethanol; ethylene glycol; -caprolactone; (1/11/80)
tolylene-2,4-dlisocyanate and 2-butenedlolo aold
5AHQ-1279-0060A Polymer of 1,4-cyclohexane dlmethanol and 2-butenedlolc 45 FR 2387 Do
add (1/11/80)
5AHQ-1279-0085 Generic Naffie: AlkenyMrwmoxyawane 46 FR 2387 Do
(1M/80)
5AHQ-1279-0086 • • 1,3-benzenedlcarboxyllc aold, a pdlymer with 2^EHm»thyl>1 > 45 FR 2387 Do
propanediol; 2-ethyl-2-(hydrcixym»tHyl)-1,3-prdpafledlol; (1/11/80)
nonanolc acid; and 3a,4,7,7a-tttrahydro-1>laobtniofuran
dlon*
5AHQ-1279-0087 ©enerle Name: * 48 FR 61SB Mar. 17,1fl80
(1/25/80)
5AHQ-1279-0089 • Gerwic Nam* AmWo amine 45FR2387 Mar.26,198C
(1/11/80)
5
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IV. New Chemical Substances That EPA Has Added to the Inventory During the Month
None.
APRIL 1980 PMN STATUS REPORT
PMN no. Identity/Generic name FR citation Expiration
date
I. Premanufacture Notices Received During the Month
80-68
80-69
80-70
80-71
80-72
80-73
80-74
80-75
80-78
80-77
80-78
80-80
80-81
80-82
80-83
80-84
80-85
80-86
80-87
80-88
80-89
80-90
80-91
80-92
E-Caprolactone, ethyl acrylate, hydroxypropyl-methacrylate, 45 FR 27007 June 30,1980
styrene, and acrylic polymer acid. (4/22/80)
Salt hydroxy(((((((methoxy (sulfophenyl)azo)phenyl)-amlno)- 45 FR 27006 Do
carbonyl)amlno)phenyl)-azo)benzloc acid
Generic name provided: Sulfonic acid salt of ureylenebis- 45 FR 27006 Do
(hydroxy-[(sulfonapbthyl)azo])-naphthalene (4/22/80)
Sulfonic acid of a ureylenebis (hydroxy-[(sulfo-naphthyl)azo] 45 FR 27006 Do
naphthalene compound (4/22/80)
Generic name provided: Salt of (ethenediyl) bis[hydrox- 45 FR 27006 Do
yphenyl)azo]-benzenesulfonic acid (4/22/80)
Generic name provided: Salt of:Formaldehyde, 4-(phenyla- In preparation July 2, 1980
mlno)-substituted-benzene polymer and 2-butenedioic acid,
1,4-cyclohexane-dimethanol, 2,4-diisocyanato-1 -methylben-
zene, 1,2-ethanediol, 2-oxepanone, and S-substltuted-1,
3-benzenedlcarboxylic acid polymer
Generic name provided: Polyester 45 FR 27817 June 18,1980
(4/22/80)
Polymer of: 12-Hydroxy stearic acid and epoxy resin In preparation July 2, 1980
Generic name provided: Alkyd resin TV79-0777 Do Do
Generic name provided: Alkyd resin X4-779 Do Do
Bis (Subsltuted alkyl)1,2-cyclohexanedlcarboxylate Do July 7,1980
Amides from diethylenetrlamine and tallow ester com- Do Do
pounds with dlethylsulfate
Methytpheny!sub8tltuted-heteromonocycllcsalt Do July 8,1980
Polymer of: Epoxy resin, dlallylamlne, 2-ethyl hexyl metba- Do July 17,1980
crylate, hydoxy ethyl acrylate, dimethyl amino propyl
methacrylamlde, and dimethylolpropionlc acid
Unsaturated polyester resin based on six monomers Includ- Do July 28,1980
ing malelc anhydride, phthallc anhydride, anaikylene gly-
col, and an alkylene ether glycol
Generic name provided: Polyester reaction product with Iso- Do July 20,1980
phorone dlisocyanate and hydroxypropyl acrylate
Generic name provided: Copolymer of substituted ethenyl- Do July 21,1980
heterocycle and substituted ethenylbenzene
Alkene dlcarboxyllc adds, alkane dicarboxylic acid, resin, Do Do
pentaerythrltol, and dlamlnoal kane polyamide
Alkene dlcarboxyllc acid, alkane dlcarboxyllc acid, al- Do Do
kane carboxyllc acid, and dlamlnoalkanes polyamide
Cyanoalkyl carbomonocycllcaulfonate Do July 22,1980
Copolymer of isononanolc acid, phthallc anhydride, malelc Do Do
anhydride, and pentaerythrltol polymer (subject of PMN
80-55) and formaldehyde; butylated and 2-ethylhexylated
urea polymer
Dlmethyl(aubatltuted)-hetermonocycllcealt Do July 23,1980
Generic name provided: 1, 3-Naphthaienedlsulfonic add, Do July 30,1980
6, 6'-[1, 2-ethenedlylbls [(3-sulfo-4, 1-phenylene)azoflbls-
[4-amino-5-hydroxy,-compounded with trls-(sub8titued
ethyQ-ammonlum hydroxide (1:6)
Polymer of: Tall oil fatty acid, atyrene-allyl alcohol copoly- Do Do
mer, acrylic acid, and styrene
II. Premanufacture Notices Received Previously and Still Under Review at the End of the Month
5AHQ-0280-0143 ,
Polymer of: Epichlorohydrln; blephenol A; N-methyl morpho- 48 PR 12902 May 4,1680
line; acetic acid: and linseed fatty acid (2/27/80)
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5AHQ-0280-0144 Polymer of: Epichlorohydrin-BIS A; blsphenol A; N-methyl
morpholine; arid acetic acid
5AHQ-0280-0150 Generic name: Bis (substltuted-6, 6, 6-trlacryloyloxymethyl-
4-oxahexyl) dimethyldlsubstitued heteromonocycle
5AHQ-0280-0154 Lithium ferrlte
5AHQ-0280-0158 N-(3,5-Dlbromo-4-hydroxyphenyl) benzenesulfonamlde
5AHQ-0280-0129 Polymer of butyl acrylate, methyl methacrylate, hydroxy-
ethyl methacrylate, hydroxyl propyl acrylate, and acrylic
acid
5AHQ-0280-0159 Generic name: Chloro-organoamlno-fluoran dye
5AHQ-0280-0168 Generic name: Zinc salt of dlalkyl dlthlophosphate
5AHQ-0280-0165 Generic name: Vegetable oil fatty acid ester
5AHQ-0280-0174 Generic name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid.
5AHQ-0280-0175 Generic name: Alkyl ammonium salt of a halogen oxyacid
5AHQ-02B0-0176 Generic name: Substituted methyl propylamine di-salt
n-alkane dlcarboxylic acid
5AHQ-0280-0181 Generic name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene.
5AHQ-0280-0182 Generic name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene.
5AHQ-0280-0183 Generic name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene.
5AHQ-0280-0184 Generic name: Alpha alkene copolymer with alpha alkene.
5AHQ-0280-0018A Generic name: Aromatic ether
of
80-45 5-Carboxyhydroxy-<4-sulfophenyl)-heteromonocycllc-2, 4-pen-
tadlenylldene dlhydrooxo-(4-sulfophenyl) heteromonocycle
carboxylic add, tetra potassium salt
80-48 Generic name: Alkyl substituted phenol (Received In February,
1980; completed In March 1980.)
80-49 Generic name: Alkyl salloylaldoxlme
80-50 Polymer of: Methyl methacrylate, 2-hydroxyethyl methacry-
late, 2-ethylhexyl acrylate, acrylamlde
80-51 Polymer formed from phenol formaldehyde resin and diazo
oxonaphthalene sulfonyl chloride
80-52 Generic name: Alkyl salicylatdehyde
80-53 Polymer of: Ester dlol 204, neopentyl glycol, Isophthallc acid,
tetrahydrophthallo anhydride, and trlmellltlo anhydride
80-54 Polymer of: Supra castor fatty acid, tall oil fatty add, Iso-
nonanoic add, phthalle anhydride, adlpio acld, benzole
aeld, and pentaerythrltol
80-55 Polymer of: Isononanoic add, phthalle anhydride, malelc
anhydride, and pentaerythrltol
80-56 Polymer of: Propylene glycol, neopentyl glycol, phthallo an-
hydride, trlmethylolpropans, and empo) 1022 dlmerlc fatty
add
80-57 Generic name: Alkyl blphenyls
80-59 Polymer of methyl methacrylate, mathyl aorylate, styrsne,
2-ethylhexyl acrylate, and 2-hydroxyethyl aorylate
80-60 Polymer of butyl aorylate, 2-hydroxyethyl aorylate, methyl
aorylate^ and methyl methcrylate
80-61 — Polymer of awytoflitrUevMyi acryfata, methyl aorylate, and
2-hydroxyethyl acrylate
80-62... Oanarlo nam* Folyaatar rettn of altphatlcpetyole, mixed
aromatlcdlaold»,andaKpl»atlodlacW
8043..... Qanarto names Mkyf substituted oyoHo paraxytoM ,*~.
8044. Generlo name: Alkyl aubatltuted cyclic p#roxyfce!a< .....—
45 FR 16006
Do
(3/12/80)
45 FR 16330
Do
(3/13/80)
45 FR 15636
Do
(3/11/80)
45 FR 13530
Do
(2/29/80)
45 FR 16332
Do
(3/13/80)
45 FR 15644
May 10,1980
(3/11/80)
45 FR 18477
May 13,1980
(3/2/80)
45 FR 18477
Do
(3/2/80)
45 FR 23509
May 20,1980
(4/7/80)
45 FR 23509
Do
(4/7/80)
45 FR 24696
June 2,1980
(4/10/80)
45 FR 23507
May 26,1980
(4/7/80)
45 FR 23507
Do
(4/7/80)
45 FR 23507
Do
(4/7/80)
45 FR 23507
Do
(4/7/80)
45 FR 24696
May 27,1980
(4/10/80)
45 FR 21023
June 2,1980
(3/31/80)
45 FR 28199 June 19,1980
(4/26/80)
46 FR 21701
June 4,1980
(4/2/80)
45 FR 21023
June 5,1980
(3/31/80)
45 FR 21023
Do
(3/31/80)
45 FR 21702
June 8,1980
(4/2/80)
45 FR 24698
Juna 8,1880
(4/10/80)
45 FR 24698
Do
(4/10/80)
tSFR 24688
Do
(4/10/80)
45 FR 24698
Do
(4/10/80)
4S FR 24698 June 11,1880
(4/10/80)
46 FR 25131 June 17,1880
(4/14/80)
45 FR 25131
Do
(4/14/80)
45 FR 26131
DO
(4/14/80)
45 FR 24700
DO
(4/10/80)
45 FR 28199 June 24,1080
(4/28/80)
45 FR 28190
Do
mm
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60-65 Poly(oxy(methyl-1, 2-ethanediyl)), alpha-(dl-3, 3'-carboxy- 45 FR 28199 June 25, 1980
1-oxosulfopropyl)-omega-2-propanol-1, 1'-((methy- (4/28/80)
lethylidene)bls(4,1-phenoxy))bis-, disodium salt
80-66 Poly(oxy(methyl-1, 2-ethanediyl)), alpha-(3, 3'-dicarboxy-1-oxo- 45 FR 28199 Do
sulfopropyl)-poly(oxy(methyl-1, 2-ethanediyl))-hydroxy-, (4/28/80)
C10-16 alkyl, disodium salt
80-67 Generic name: Polymer of styrene, vinyl heteromonocycle, 45 FR 27007 June 26, 1980
and vlnyl(substituted) heteromonocyclic salt (4/22/80)
80-74 Generic name: Polyester 45 FR 27817 June 18,1980
(4/24/80)
III. Premanufacture Notices For Which the Notice Review Period has Ended During the Month
5AHQ-1279-0088 Generic name: Ring halogenated cyclic dicarboxylic salt 45 FR 3967 April 1, 1980
(1/21/80)
5AHQ-0180-0096 Generic name: 3-Alkoxy(C10-C14)-2-hydroxy propyl ester of 45 FR 3967 Do
dimer/trimer acids (fatty ester) (1/31/80)
5AHQ-0180-0099 Fatty acid, tall oil, epoxldlzed mixed C7-C9 alkyl ester 45 FR 6999 April 8, 1980
(1/31/80)
5AHQ-0180-0032A Neopentyl glycol-cyclohexane-dlmethanol-trimethylpropane- 45 FR 6833 April 15, 1980
O-phthalate-adlpate (1/30/80)
5AHQ-0180-0051A Generic name: Dlalkyl (C12-C14) substituted polycarboxylate .. 45 FR 6833 Do
(1/30/80)
5AHQ-0180-0105 Polyester with dipropylene glycol of byproduct from manu- 45 FR 6833 Do
facture of the dimethyl ester of 1, 4-benzenedicarboxylic (1/30/80)
acid
5AHQ-0180-0128 Stearyl stearamlde 45 FR 11904 April 21, 1980
(2/20/80)
5AHQ-0180-0131 Anhydro 3, 10-bis(2-(4-(3-pyrodInio)-6-(2, 5-dlsulfophenyl- 45 FR 11903 Do
amlno)-1,3,5-trlazin-2-ylamino) ethylamino)-6,13-dichloro-4, (2/20/80)
11-dlsulfotripheno-dioxazlne dihydroxlde, hexasodium salt
5AHQ-0180-0133 1-p-Nitrobenzoyl-1-(4' carboxypyrldyl) hydrazide 45 FR 13531 Do
(2/29/80)
5AHQ-0180-0134 Polymer of fumarlc acid, isophthalic acid, adlpic acid, neo- 45 FR 13529 Do
pentyl glycol, diethylene glycol, and propylene glycol (2/29/80)
5AHQ-0180-0034A Generic name: Polymer of alkyl amino methacrylic acid ester, 45 FR 16007 April 27, 2980
alkyl acrylate, and alkyl methacrylate. (3/12/80)
5AHQ-0180-0137 Copolymer of methacrylic acid and diacetone acrylamide 45 FR 12897 April 28,1980
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0111 Polymer of dehydrated castor oil, trlmethylolethane, phthallc 45 FR 12901 Do
anydrlde, and benzoic acid (2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0112 Generic name: Substltuted-N-aikylqulnollne 45 FR 12906 April 20,1980
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0113 Generic name: 1,2-Disubstituted-4,5-dlmethoxy benzene 45FR 11902 Do
(2/20/80)
5AHQ-0180-0114 Generic name: Substituted ketone pyran 45 FR 12904 Do
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0115 Monoeubstltuted-4,5-dimethoxy phenyl ethanol 45 FR 12900 Do
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0116 Monosubstltuted-4,5-dlmethoxy benzyl chloride 45 FR 11898 Do
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0117 Tetrasubstituted quinoline 45 FR 12909 Do
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0118 Generic name: Tetrasubstituted-N-alkyl quinoline 45 FR 12907 Do
(2/27/80)
5AHQ-0180-0119 Generic name: Trlsubstltutedacetophenone 45 FR 14925 April 20,1980
(3/7/80)
IV. New Chemical Substances that EPA Has Added to the Inventory During the Month:
PMN no.
Submitter
Chemical Identification
PR Citation
SAHQ-1279-0077
ABCO Industries, Inc.
PO Box 335
Roebuck, SC 29376
Magnesium acrylate
45 FR 1674
(1/8/80)
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PREMANUFACTURE ORDER... SECTION 5(e)
Under Section 5(e) EPA may, after determining that
there Is insufficient Information in a PMN to evaluate
a potential unreaonable risk, order that manufacture
of the new substance be prohibited until adequate
data are developed. The manufacturer has 30 days
from the order's receipt to object. If he does object,
EPA then has 15 days to obtain a court order pro-
hibiting manufacture until adequate data are
developed. The company is under no time limit to
submit the information, but until It does so, EPA's
manufacturing ban remains in effect.
On April 23rd EPA issued the first order under Sec-
tion 5(e) to prohibit manufacture of six new phthalate
ester plasticizers, pending development of adequate
information to evaluate the following risks: causing
cancer, reduction of fish populations, and blo-
concentration in fish. Because no safety studies
were submitted by the company in the PMN, informa-
tion on their potential harm was derived from studies
on existing plasticizers and their structural
analogues, dialkyl phthalates. In particular, EPA
cited the recent finding by the National Cancer In-
stitute showing di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate to be a
carcinogen. However, EPA judged the data available
for the category of chemicals known as dialkyl
phthalates to be Insufficient to evaluate the cancer
risk. The PMN chemicals are plasticizers which are
used to give flexibility to polyvinyl chloride plastic
products such as garden hoses, floor tiles and
refrigerator gaskets. EPA estimates that from 300 to
400 workers could be exposed during production and
another 1,000 to 10,000 workers exposed during their
use in making finished plastic goods. In a press an-
nouncement, EPA stated, "Because this action Is the
first of its kind, we hope that cooperation from the
manufacturer will set the tone for future cases." In
the PMN, the company claimed its identity as con-
fidential. Since then, the manufacturer has
withdrawn his Premanufacture Notices.
The six chemical substances are:
Polymer of phthallc anhydride, ethylene glycol, heptanol,
and 2-ethylhexanol; Polymer of phthallc anhydride,
1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-butanedlol, 1-octanol, and
1-decanol; Polymer of phthallc anhydride, ethylene glycol,
heptanol, 1-decanol, and 1-octanol; Polymer of phthallc
anhydride, 1,2-propylene glycol, 1,4-butanedlol, and
2-ethylhexanol; Polymer of phthallc anhydride, 1,3-butylene
glycol, 1-octanol, and 1-decanol; Polymar of phthallc
anhydride, 1,3-butylene glycol, 2-ethylhexanol.
IMMEDIATELY EFFECTIVE RULE... SECTION 0(d)
Section 6 authorizes EPA to control chemicals as
hazardous substances If It finds that the chemical
will present an unreasonable risk of Injury to human
health or the environment. Under Section 6(d) EPA
may declare a rule proposed under Section 6(a) to be
Immediately effective If EPA determines that the risk
of serious or widespread Injury la likely to exist
before a final rule can be promulgated. Upon request,
EPA Is to commence an "expedited hearing" on the
proposal within five days and Is to promulgate or
revoke the rule within 10 days of the conclusion of
the hearings. Upon promulgation, the rule is subject
to judicial review (of. Sec 19).
On March 11th, 1980, ERA published an immediately
effective rule under Section 6(d) which prohibited
Vertac, Inc. from disposing specific chemical wastes
contaminated with 2,3,7,8-TCDD (Tetrachlor-
odlbenzo-p-Dioxin) at its Jacksonville, Arkansas
facility. The rule also required any person to notify
EPA at least 60 days before he Intends to dispose of
any wastes resulting from the production of
2,4,5-Trichlorophenol and/or Its pesticide derivatives
or from the production of other substances on equip-
ment previously used to produce 2,4,5-Trichloro-
phenol and/or its pesticide derivatives (45 FR 15547).
The immediately effective proposal was published at
45 FR 15592. On April 18, 1980, EPA published a
notice on the expedited hearings and shortened com-
ment periods (45 FR 26386). Testimony was taken on
April 16 and May 1. On May 19th, EPA published the
final rule (45 FR 32676).
SUBSTANTIAL RISK... SECTION 8(e)
Under Section 8(e) persons who obtain Information
which reasonably supports the conclusion that a
substance presents substantial risk of Injury to
human health or the environment must notify EPA
within 15 days. These notices are then reviewed by
OPTS preliminarily and an initial evaluation Is
prepared containing follow-up questions of the sub-
mlttor, referrals to other agencies and decisions to
the list the chemical for a Section 8 reporting rule or
to undertake a formal risk assessment in OPTS. The
submissions, often extensive, and the OPTS Initial
evaluations are In the Public Reading Room, 447,
East Tower, Waterside Mall, 401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C.
A Section 8(e) notice varies from one-page letters
reporting results to multi-volume submissions con-
taining data, analysis and/or referenced articles from
the scientific literature. The table lists both such sub-
missions as "reports." Persons wishing to request a
copy of any of the submissions mentioned in the
table should contact the OPTS Public Document
Room (202-755-8050). Personnel there can describe
more fully the nature of the submission and will
duplicate up to 49 pages for free per caller's total re-
quest, not, please note, per Item requested. At page
fifty of a request for duplication a charge of 20* per
page Is levied for all subsequent pages and also for
the first 49 pages of the request.
SECTION m NOTICES OF SUBSTANTIAL
RISK: January-April 1980
Log No. 8EHQ— [CAS No.]
0180-032412/14/79 Methylene Chloride & Chloroform
Process Steam
'Occupational Exposure Datum: Accident Detec-
tion of BI#(chloromethyl)ether [842-88-1]
1279-032512/19/79 Trlthlooyanurlo Add {638-16-41
'Final Report on Acute Oral Toxicity Study
0979-0328 9/25/79 1,4-DIOxane In Ethoxyaulfatee
•Datue: Product Contamination
*326Supp. A1/18/80
* Same study
-326 Supp. B 2/1/80
'Same Study
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0180-0327 1/7/80 ARCO LB-7979 & Provalent 4A
•Interim Report on Skin-Painting Study Carcino-
genicity
0180-0328S 1/9/80 XB-2793 Developmental Dimethyl-
hydantoin-derived Epoxy Resin
•Preliminary Report on Skln-Palnting Carcinogeni-
city Study
1279-032912/20/79 Chlorine Gas [7782-50-5]
•Uncontrolld Environmental Release: Air
0280-0330 1/23/80 PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls)
& Chlorobenzene
•Interim Report on Groundwater Contamination,
Massachusetts
0280-0331S 1/30/80 1,4-Dioxane in Polyalkoxylated
Polyamine Product
"Datum: Product Contamination
0280-0332 2/8/80 Cadmium
•Interim Report on Potential Risks for General
Population
0280-0333 2/15/80 Kermac 600W & Ker- [64-742-46-7]
mac, 218a, Mineral Seal Oils
•Final Report on Mutagenicity Study (Ames) Re-
ported 7/19/79
0280-0334 2/19/80 N-oxydiethylene thlo- [13752-51-7]
carbamyl-N-oxydlethylene sulfon-
amide &
N-oxydiethylene-2- [102-77-2]
benzothiazl sulfeneamide
•Final Report on In Vitro Battery Mutagenicity
Study
0380-0335S 3/7/80 Gulfcut Heavy Duty Soluble Oil
•Final Report on Eye Irritation Study
0380-0336S 3/4/80 1,4-Dioxane in Polyakloxylated
Polyamine Product
•Datum: Product Contamination
10480-0337 4/3/80 Vinylidene Fluoride [75-38-7]
•Final Report on Long-Term Carcinogenicity Bio-
assay
0480-0338 4/17/80 Hexcel HX999
•Uncontrolled Occupational Exposure: Potential
Neurological Effect
0480-0339 4/24/80 2,4,7-Trinitrofluor-
en-9-
one
[129-79-3]
•Final Report on In Vitro Battery Mutagenicity
Study
0480-0340S 4/21/80 Chimassorb 944
•Final Reports on Acute Toxicity Tests
N.B.: All toxicity, carcinogenicity, teratogmicity and muta-
genicity studies involve animals. Additional tests are
noted.
REPORTING RULES
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT INFORMATION...
SECTION 8(a)
Under Section 8(a) EPA may require manufacturers
and processors to submit various kinds of Informa-
tion on named chemicals. Such a rule only applies to
Information already in their posssesslon. The
Preliminary Assessment Information rule, proposed
on February 29, 1980 (45 FR 13646), would require
manufacturers of 2200 named chemicals to complete
a summary 1-1/2 page form containing Information
basic for determining broad estimates of exposure to
the chemicals. With these reports In hand, EPA will
expeditiously rank the chemicals according to actual
exposure potential and select those which warrant
further evaluation of risk. It Is expected that about
100 chemicals will fall Into this follow-up category.
The comment period closed on May 14, 1980.
On March 17, 1960, the Chemical Manufacturers
Association (CMA) petitioned EPA to provide a more
complete rationale for selecting each of the 2200
chemicals for Section 8(a) preliminary assessment
reporting, to collect ail Information CMA believed
relevant In a single location, and to extend the com-
ment period. On April 28, 1980, EPA published its
response which Included ctarlflcatione and further
details on the groups of chemicals comprised In the
list (45 FR 28172). Also In this notice are certain cor-
rections to the list; other corrections were noted on
April 16th (45 FR 26386). In denying the petition, EPA
nonetheless took the opportunity to correct and
clarify the record at this stage in the rule-making
rather than wait until the final rule. EPA stated that
the basis for the proposal, as reflected in Its rule-
making record, was adequate for the specified pur-
pose of enabling the Agency to select chemicals for
preliminary assessment and for the immediate end
of commenting on the list and the feasibility of
reporting. EPA has published an easy-to-read listing
of the chemicals with the rationale-source for each
one. The majority of them met more than one
criterion.
THE TSCA INVENTORY ... SECTION 8(b)
On October 22,1979 (44 FR 60763), EPA announced
that persons who reported for the Chemical
Substances Inventory need not keep records
documenting their reports beyond January 1,1983.
On April 18,1980 (45 FR 26452) EPA declared that as
of May 19,1980, no more "late" reports for the Inven-
tory would be accepted. After that date any chemical
substance manufactured In the United States, and
any substance imported in bulk, that has not been
reported for the Inventory is subject to Section 5 of
TSCA, Premanufacture Notification. Since July 1,
1979, when Premanufacture Notification went into ef-
fect, EPA has received late submissions for
substances that would have been eligible for the In-
ventory had they been reported on tlme and has add-
ed them to the Inventory. Many of these additions
will appear In the cumulative supplement expected in
the summer. The cutoff does hot apply to persons
reporting for the Revised Inventory substances which
they process or import as part of mixtures or articles
for the first time after December 31,1979.
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STUDIES & SUPPORT ACTIVITY
TSCA PUBLICATIONS SERIES
On March 13, 1980, EPA announced that it would
publish as a series the reports and studies made by
scientists in the course of implementing TSCA. This
will be called the "TSCA Chemical Assessment
Series" and will comprise volumes on single or
several chemicals, preliminary or in-depth studies,
and compendia of information received and
evaluated under TSCA. Persons may receive volumes
either by subscribing to the entire series or by asking
to be notified of each volume as it appears. In the lat-
ter case, If Interested in a particular volume, the per-
son would request it through lAO's toll-free
telephone service. IAO will maintain the subscription
and the notification lists for the series. The first two
publications will appear soon and are (1) a compen-
dium of the initial evaluations of substantial risk
notices received under Section 8(e) from January 1,
1977 through June 30,1979 and (2) a compilation of
"Chemical Hazard Information Profiles" (CHIPS)
done between August, 1976 and August, 1978.
CHEMICAL HAZARD INFORMATION PROFILES...
(CHIPS)
A "Chemical Hazard Information Profile" Ia prepared
by the TSCA staff to screen the many candidates for
Its consideration under TSCA. This ten-page profile
consists of Information drawn from off-the-shelf
reference sources and quick-access literature on pro-
duction, exposure, use, health and environmental ef-
fects. It tells how the subject came to EPA's atten-
tion and the rationale for doing a profile plus EPA's
disposition after reviewing the profile. In addition, a
short bibliography Is appended. This document Is the
first rung on the ladder of TSCA chemical risk
assessment.
The first compilation of CHIPS with 43 profiles will be
published about June 1st. It may be obtained through
signing up for the TSCA Chemical Assessment
Series, as described above. It covers the period
#976-1978. The following chemicals are included in
this volume.
Acetonitrile
Acrolein
Adipate Ester Plasticizers
Aluminum and Aluminum Compounds
Aniline
Benzyl Chloride
Bromine and Bromine Compounds
Carbon Black
Cutting Fluids
Cyclohexylamlne
1,6-Diamlnohexane
1,2-Dichloroethane
N,N-dlmethylformamide
Dlnitrosopentamethylenetetramlne
2,4-Dinltrotoluene
Ethanolamines
Ethylamines
Ethylenedlamlne
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
Hexamethyiphosphoramlde
n-Hexane
l8opropyl Alcohol
Lithium and Lithium Compounds
Malelc Anhydride
Methanol
Methylamlnes
Morphollne
2-Nltropropane
2-Pentanone
Phenylenediamines
Phosgene
Sodium Azide
Styrene Oxide
Sulfur Hexafiuorlde
Tetrahydrofuran
2,4,6-Trlbromophenol
Trlchlorobutylene Oxide
1,1,2-Trlchloroethane
Trlmellltlc Anhydride
Vinyl Bromide
Vinyl Fluoride
Vlnylldene Bromide
Vinylldene Fluoride
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On April 9, 1980 EPA published the "Consolidated
Rules of Practice governing the Administrative
Asessment of Civil Penalties and the Revocation of
Suspension of Permits" (45 FR 24360). These apply
not only to TSCA's Section 16 but also to FIFRA.s
Also Available
Section 14, the Clean Air Act's Section 211, the
Ocean Dumping Act's Section 105, and the Solid
Waste Disposal Act as amended by RCRA.
Now available are copies of the "Third Annual Report
(1979), The Administration of the Toxic Substances
Control Act (P.L.94-469)."
XSCA Actions Expected in June-July...Alert Checklist
— Sec 4(a) ¦ Proposals & Decision Document, Three Chemicals (FR)
— Sec 4(b) - Proposal, Environmental Test Standards (FR)
— Sec 4(c) - Proposal, Reimbursement of Testing Costs (FR)
— Sec 4(e) - EPA Reply to NRDC Interrogatories
— Sec 8(a) - Final Rule, PBBs and Tris (FR)
— Sec 8(b) - Cumulative Supplement to Inventory
— Sec 8(c) ¦ Proposal, Significant Adverse Reaction Records, (FR)
— Sec 12(b) • Final Rule, Export Notification Procedure (FR)
— Sec 13 ¦ Proposal & Policy Statement, Importer Certification (FR)
— Sec 16 - Policy Statement, Inventory Penalties (FR)
— Sec 20 ¦ Policy Statement, Citizen Petition Procedures (FR)
— Revised Security Manuals for Confidential Business Information
— Revised Use Classification Code
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