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EPA ENVIRONMENTAL
DATA BASE AND
MODEL DIRECTORY
Volume 2 of 2
Part 1 of 2 (Pages 1 through 810
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Part 1 of Volume 2 begins with the National Institutes of Health/Environmental
Protection Agency (NIH/EPA) Chemical Information System"1 (Accession No. 2209000905)
on page 1 and runs through the Mussell Watch data base (Acession No. 6408000201) on
page 810. Part 2 of' Volume 2 begins with the Coastal Environmental Assessment
Studies on page 812 and runs through the Agricultural Watershed Runoff Model on
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EPA ENVIRONMENTAL DATA BASE AND MODEL DIRECTORY
July 1983
The EPA Information Clearinghouse is providing this directory as an
information service to the Environmental Protection Agency and,
therefore/- neither makes any statement; concerning the quality or
suitability of the models and data collection data bases, nor accepts
any responsibility for the results of/their use. Readers are direcUd
to the specific contacts associated uf.th each entry for further
information and program acquisition.
EPA INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE (PM-211A)
LIBRARY SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION OFFICE
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CONTENTS
VOLUME 1
Introduction
Index of Names of Data Bases and Models
Data Bases
Models
Index of Organizations
Index of Discontinued Data Bases and Models
Data Bases
Models
VOLUME 2
Index of Complete Records
Data Bases
Models
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INTRODUCTION
In late 1979, the concept of the Clearinghouse uas originated by the Select
Committee on Monitoring - a group of Program and Regional Division and ORD
Laboratory Directors - and endorsed by the OAA Committee on Monitoring and
information Management prior to the Administrator's order. These
individuals felt there was a need for a single and exhaustive record of
EPA's environmental data both to certify non-duplication of effort of all
the environmental data available throughout the Agency and to increase the
Clearinghouse's response to EPA management and other federal agencies
seeking information.
The Clearinghouse uas formally established in 1980. Two publications
resulted from the models and data collections survey. One uas entitled "EPA
Environmental Data Base and Model Index/ May 1981". It contained office and
chemical indices to the second publication "EPA Environmental Data Base and
Model Index - Draft Directory, May 1981".
During the winter of 1982/83, the Clearinghouse conducted an Agency -.wide
survey to update the descriptions of each environmental measurement data
base and environmental model operated or funded by EPA. The survey results
described data bases and models. These descriptions have been automated and
indexed by the Clearinghouse Office as a new component of the NIH/EPA
Chemical Information System (CIS), and the automated file is searched to
identify Agency data and refer users to data bases and models. Clearly,
however, the information contained in the Inventory cannot describe in
exhaustive detail all aspects of the data bases. Rather, the function of
the Clearinghouse will be to provide initail searches and sorts within the
level of detail encompassed on these forms and provide referrals to the
contacts listed by the respondents to answer detailed questions or access
the data in question. Data search and referral services performed by the
Clearinghouse are available to all EPA personnel. The user may request that
either the Clearinghouse conduct the search, or that the user may perform
his own search on the'system.
This Directory contains descriptions of each of the data bases and models as
they appear in the computerized Inventory. The Directory is divided into
two volurces; Volume 1, which contains an Introduction, a Names of Data Bases
and Models section, an Organization section, and a Discontinued Data Bases
and Models section} and, Volume 2, which includes the Complete Records
section. The Names of Data Bases and of Models appear separately, each in
alphabetical order, with an accession number that uniquely identifies that
particular data base or model name, and a calendar date which denotes when
the record was updated by the responsible organization. The Organization
section is in order by the EPA organization which uas requested to respond
to the survey. The models and data bases are in alphabetical order under
the organization, with accession number and status of the particular data
base or model. The Discontinued Data Bases and Models section includes
those records that were initially part of the Clearinghouse Inventory, but
are no longer in use. They are listed in data base or model name order with
its corresponding accession number. The Complete Records section, which
comprises Volume 2, appears in accession number order with each data base
and model description being replete with its full compliment of field
identifiers and data.
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As part of the CIS/ access to the models and data bases is available on a
commercial DEC 2060 computer. Since the Clearinghouse is now an on-going
operation, Computer Output Microfiche (COM) and printed directories will be
updated at least annually. However/ the automated reference file can and
should be kept more current. The Clearinghouse should be notified promptly
of changes in data base content or contact personnel and/ most importantly/
of the addition of new data bases/ models and error corrections so that the
information and referrals it provides may be accurate as possible.
Comments and suggestions concerning the contents and arrangement of this
Directory are welcome.
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Accession No. 2209000905
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Institutes of
Health/Environmental Protection Agency (NIH/EPA) Chemical
Information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CIS
(MED) frfedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Atmospheric deposition
;Blood ;Drinkirig water ^Effluents various ; Emissions various
;Ground water ;Mobile source emissions ;Noise ; Runoff various
>Sediment ;soil ;Solid waste ;Surface water various j Tissue
various
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The NIH/EPA Chemical
Information System (CIS) is a collection of scientific data
bases available through an interactive computer program. No
other publicly available information system can provide such
diverse numeric, as opposed to bibliographic, data on so many
(over 192,000) chemical substances. CIS has a unique linking
system, the heart of which is the Structure and Nomenclature
Search System (SANSS). SANSS allows the user, in a single
operation, to search 66 different files including the TSCA
inventory. CIS includes 7 major identification data bases
(OH^-TADS; Mass Spectometryj Carbon 13 NMR^ Organic Crystals:
Single Crystals and Powder Detraction Infrared Spectroscopy)•
Additional data bases cover TSCA plant and production information,
toxicology, the Federal Register, and bibliographic files.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Stephen R. Heller (202)382-2424;
Computer-related Stephe
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
ambient, point and non-point sources
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ?5 NESHAPS ?7 criteria NAAQS >3 HID CAA J 129 307 CWA
jll conventional water ; 41 CMA potential criteria ; 21 drinking
water standards ;9 potential drinking water ;29 drinking water
monitoring ; 299 hazardous substances }48 cancelled pesticides j9
monitoring pesticides ; 54 TSCA assessment ;RCRA hazardous
wastes ;16 Pre-RPAR >15 metals
(WPP) Ncm-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Chemical data ^Collection method Compliance data ;
Concentration measures ;Cost/economic data ;Discharge points }
Disposal ^Geographic subdivision ^Health effects ;lndustry
^Inspection data ; Location ;Manufacturer ^Physical data
/Sampling date ;Site description ; Temperature >Use ;Volume/mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-30 TO 01-00-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ3 Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;daily
;ueekly ^quarterly >semi annually ;annually ; as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 225,000 chemicals(Actual)
(NEI) Fstimated annual increase of observations in data base: 25000-500
00 /yr
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
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Accession Ho. 2209000905 (cont)
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1000
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
66
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic c.overage of data base; International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;City ;Town/township ^street address ;Coordinates
latitude/longitu Project identifier >lab identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address JSIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Quali
ty assurance procedures vary by data base and source* Frequency
of data collection varies for each data base and source.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to CRO guidelines: Sampiin
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
organic crystals and mass spectometry data Edit generally
performed by contractor, some documented/ and some not.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Local agency Texas, California and other Air
Resources Boards ; State agency Environmental Protection Agencies
^Regional office Surveillance and Analysis Divisions regions) ;EPA
lab Environmental Monitoring and Support Lab-Cincinnati, OH
;EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Athens, GA jEPA lab
Environmental Research Lab-Ada, OK / EPA lab National
Enforcement Investigations Center ^Contractor lab under contract to
National Burea standards, & Radian Lab under contract to EPA.
^Contractor Betel, RTI and misc. others } Other federal agency
National Institutes of Health Federal Drug Administration National
Bureau of EPA headquarters Chemical Information System coordinator
/Universities, Data Center (England), Hung Sciences & others
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Fein Marguart & Radian Corporation
international data generators
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to develop a support resource to
coordinate and link all EPA chemical files uith the literature &
external files.
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:,
NO
(RFP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
articles in On-Lirie/ Sciences; Industrial Chemical News; Journal of
Chemical Information and Computer Systems*
mass spectra data (4 volumes and index)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1000
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Accession No. 2209000905 (cont)
Oflice of Planning and Evaluation;
EPA headquarter offices Office of Toxic Substances;
SPA headquarter offices Office of Enforcement;
EPA headquarter offices Office of Waste Mater Management;
EPA headquarter offices Office of Solid Waste;
EPA headquarter offices Office of Research and Development;
SPA headquarter offices Office of Air, Noise and Radiation.
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
industry, universities and 20 countries
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access; EPA software NIH/EPA-CIS MIDS:7500000900
;EPA hardware DEC PDP-10 (NIH)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other varies froa
weekly to annually by data base
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
OHM-TADS, STORE!
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base: Lockh
eed bibliographic data bases, National Library of Medicine data
bases, System Development Corporation data bases.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Mike Weaver
OFC: CIS User Support Group# AD: 6565 Arlington Blvd., Falls
Church, VA 22046# PH: (800)368-3432
(DF) Date of form couplet ion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 780
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1022
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro-l, 4,4a,5,
*0,0-diethyl phosphoricacid,0-p- 8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5,8-endo,
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> endo-diraetha
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl) l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
phoshorothioO,0-diethyl-s-(2- 1,2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
ethylthio)ethyi)ester of <95-94-3>
phosphorodithioicacid l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
0,0-diethyl-s-nethyl ester of phos <96-12-8>
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane l,2-dlbromoethane<106-93-4>
<630-20-6> l,2-dichiorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
<79-34-5> 1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
lyl,2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5> l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6> l,2-dlroethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
l,l-diniethylhydrazine<57-14-7> 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
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Accession No. 2209000905
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1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1, 3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1, 3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
1, 4-dioxane<123-91-l>
If 4-naphthoguinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
methylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-tbiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2,2-dlchloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2f4f5-t amines
2/4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2, 4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2f4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-te tr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4~dimethylphenol
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2, 4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-diaitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminof lourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvlnyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitrophenoi
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetaffiide Cl081X640-19-7>
2-methyl-2-
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-fflethyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylainine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropajie<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3r-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-dimethoxyben2idine<119-90-4>
3,3 '-dimethyl-KiBethylthio) -2-
butanone-0-( (methylaraino )
carbonyDoxime
3,3 '-dimethylbenzidlne
<119-9 3,4-benzof luoranthene
<205-99-2>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-(niethylaniino)-
roethyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-aethylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
39196-18-4>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4*-dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 4*-methylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-( aminomethyl)-3-lsoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-5S-8>
6-amino-l,la, 2,8,8a,8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxyfflethyl) 8-iaethoxy-5-
methyl
-caraba
7, 12-dimethylbenz( a) anthracene
<57-97-6>
7-oxab icy col( 2.2.1 )heptane- 2,3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
acenaphthene< 83-32 -9>
acenaphthyleneC20 8-96-8>
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Accession No. 2209000905
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acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-8€-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl broraide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acid mist
acidity
acroleiiXl 07-02- 8>
acrylaroide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chlori
alpha, alpha-dime thylbenzylhydr o-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha,alpha-dimethylphenethylaroine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulfate<10043-Ol-3>
aluBinum<7429-90-5>
anitraz (baam)<33089-61-l>
amitrole<61-82-5>
aEmonia<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<63l-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulfite<10192-30-0>
ammoniura carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammoniuffl chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium chroraate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium fluoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium fluorlde<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfaiate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulfide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf a te< 7783-1 8-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trifluoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
aramite<140-57-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disul£ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulf ide
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benefln<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzac
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
banzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50™32-8>
benzo
benzo(k)f luoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrlle<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chlorlde<100-44-7>
beryllium chlorlde<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium f luorlde<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
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Accession No. 2209000905
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beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-de 1 ta<31 9-86-Q>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
b is (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88~l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
brondne<7726-95-6>
bromoacetone<598-31-2>
broicobenzene<108-86-l>
bromochlorobenzene<28906r38-9>
bromodichloromethane<75-27-4>
bromoniethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butachlor<23184-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylaraine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacedylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadffiiura bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadmium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630^08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbohyl f luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chloranll<118-75-2>
chlordane<57~74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
Ohlorobenzilate<510-15-€>
chlorodibroraomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl cther<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl Aether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chroraous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-1^2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sultanate
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3> .
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate amnoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazine<2l725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
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Accession No. 2209000905
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cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20830-8l-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dl-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosamine<621-64-7>
dlalkyl ethers
dialJcyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazino«<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a^h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromoraethane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicBmba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dicfclone<117-GO-6>
dichloroben2eiie<25321-22-6>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorod!fluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodoraethane<594-04-7>
dichlorontethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichioropropane<26638-19-7>
dichloropropenc-dichloropropane
irixture
d!chloropropene<26952-23-8>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62»73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
diethylstilbestroK56-53-l>
dlhydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimcthoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
diraethylamine<124-40-3>
dimethyIcarbaraoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnitrosawlne<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenyl ether<101-84-8>
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dip ropy lamine< 142-8 4-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
ebdc's (€thylenebisdithlocarbaaate
s)
edta<60-00-4> =
endosulfan sulf ate
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosul t an-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<742l-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrln<106-89-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethyl ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl raethacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl raethanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbaRate
ethylene dibronide (edb)<106-93~4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamlne<107-15-3>
ethylene imine<151-56-4>
fecal coliforro
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-S>
ferric airmoniuffi oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric f luoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulf ate<10028-22-5>
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ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulf ate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
flucroacetic acid, sodium salt
flucrotrlchloromethane<75-69-4>
forroaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furaaric acid<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexacloroethane<67-72-l>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodoraethane<74-88-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid/ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
lsophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
Isopropanolamine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
llndane<58-89-9>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
ra-cresol<108-39-4>
n-xylene<108-38-3>
malathion<121-75-5>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
maleiC anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
manmade beta
mate
raelphalan<148-82-3>
mercaptodiinethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrateC10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate
mercury fulniinate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanearsenates
methanethioi<74-93-l>
raethanol<67-56-l>
methapyrllene<91-80-5>
fflethorayl<16752-77-5>
»ethoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (raek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl lodide<74-88-4>
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Accession No. 2209000905
(cont)
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl raercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
taevinphos<77 86-34-7>
mexacarbate<3l5-l8~4>
microbiology coliform bacteria
mirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-9S-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monomethylaraine<74-89-5>
monuron<15Q-68-5>
n,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
nsine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nl troso-n-raethylur ethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<62l-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodiraethylaraine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaraine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
n-nitrosoplperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthlourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaraine<107-10~8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitralin<4726-14-l>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitriloacetates
nitroben2ene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-toluidine hydroctiloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octarne thy Ipyrophosphor amide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
oxygen demand
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-dimethylarainoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
PH
P ar aformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-2l-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
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pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-0l-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCN8)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenarsazine chlorlde<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dlchloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylraercury acetate<62-38-4>
Phorate 298-0202
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/o/o-
dimethyl ester/o-ester with n/
15-dimethylbenzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
photon emitters
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
phthallc anhydride<85-44-9>
piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichrOfflate<7778-50-9>
potassium chromate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxlde<1310-58-3>
potassium perraanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
proriaraide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<709-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
proplonic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxlde<75-56-9>
pyren«<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
guinoline<91-22-5>
quinones
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
radon<10043-92-2>
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s/s/s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulflde<7446-34-6>
selenlum<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
sifflazine<122-34-9>
sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenlte<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichroir,ate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxlde<1310~73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium niethylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate/ dibasic
<7558-79-4>
10
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sodium phosphate/ tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium <7440-23-5>
streptozotocin
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<13l4-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfonamide
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur raonochloride<10025-67-9>
sulf uric acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<73-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran
tetranitrontethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thallium<7 440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thlophanate me thy K23564-0 5-8>
thiosemlcarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thitram<137-26-8>
toluene dlisocyanate<2647l-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediainine<25376-45-8>
total reduced sulphur
total suspended particulates
toxephene<8001-35-2>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichlor£on<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloro«thene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorof luoromethane<75-69-4>
trichlorOBethanethlol<75-70-7>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
trie thy iamine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
trimethylaniine<75-50-3>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris(2/ 3- dibroraop ropy 1) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31-7>
turbidity
uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uranium<7440-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl riitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314»62-l>
vanadiura<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chlorid*<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
zinc ac etate< 557-3 4-6 >
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc broraide<7699-45-6>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc formate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc sul£ate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrate<13746~89-9>
zlrconiuft potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
11
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zirconium sulfate potassiutt<7440-09-7>
zirconium tetrachlorlde propazine<139-40-2>
<10026-ll-6> barium 140 streptozotocin<18883-66-4>
<14798-08-4> strontium 89<14158-27-l>
carbon 14<14762-75-5> strontium 90<10098-97-2>
cesium 137<10Q45-97-3> titaniura<7440-32-6>
iodine 129<15046-84-l> tritium<10028-17-8>
iodine 131<10G43-66-0> uranium 234<13966-29-5>
krypton 85<13983-27-2> uranium 235<15117^96-1>
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3> zinc cyanide<557-21-l>
Plutonium 239<15117-48-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8;
122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4;
5344-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4;
93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 542-76-7; 56-49-5;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3;
316E-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8; 57-97-6;
145-73-3; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8;
309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7;
20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5;
7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5;
1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9;
7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0; 12125-01-8; 1336-21-6;
1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0; 12135-76-1;
10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7; 62-53-3;
120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4;
1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-32-8; 1303-28-2;
7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 1912-24-9;
2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 1918-00-9; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3; 1861-40-1;
17804-35-2; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5;
56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7;
98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597-99-4; 7440-41-7;
58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4;
39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6;
598-31-2; 108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 357-57-3;
23184-66-9; 123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-S2-6; 75-60-5;
543-90-8; 7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6;
75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0;
7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0;
630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2;
57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2;
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Accession No. 2209000905 (cant)
126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2; 1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8;
7440-47-3; 10049-05-5; 218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4;
7789-43-7; 544-18-3; 544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4;
1319-77-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8;
7447-39-4; 3251-23-8; 814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7;
21725-46-2; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7;
108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2;
117-84-0; 621-64-7; 2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9;
189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6;
117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2;
696-28-6; 26638-19-7; 26952-23-8; 62-73-7; 60-57-1;
1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7; 56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5;
131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5;
25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 828-00-2; 101-84-8; 38622-18-3; 142-84-7;
2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
2104-64-5; 136-25-4; 563-12-2; 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7;
97-63-2; 62-50-0; 56-38-2; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2;
75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7;
7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3;
7756-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4;
50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 86-50-0;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 67-72-1; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0;
74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5;
74-88-4; 7439-89-6; 9004-66-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9;
78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0;
303-34-4; 301-04-2; 3687-31-8; 7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5;
10101-63-0; 10099-74-8; 7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6;
7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2;
14307-35-8; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6;
123-33-1; 109-77-3; 7439-96-5; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1;
10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4;
7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5;
126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4;
74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2;
7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5;
150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 70-25-7; 759-73-9;
684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5;
62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8;
300-76-5; 91-20-3; 1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 12612-55-4; 7718-54-9;
557-19-7; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5;
4726-14-1; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0;
10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 7727-37-9; 55-63-0; 25154-55-6; 684-93-5;
59-89-2; 95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5; 95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0;
10028-15-6; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7;
100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
127-18-4; 72-56-0; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2;
696-28-6; 103-82-2; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2;
7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3;
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7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6> 7784-41-0;
10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3;
7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 1918-16-7; 709-98-8;
2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 114-26-1; 75-56-9;
129-00-0; 121-29-9; 110-86-1; 91-22-5; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1;
10043-92-2; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8; 81-07-2;
94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5;
7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5;
7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-30-5;
1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9;
10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 7789-06-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9;
57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8;
127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3;
109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5;
7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5;
23564-05-8; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3;
25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 78-48-8; 52-68-6;
25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 25167-82-2;
27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7;
72-57-1; 50-31-7; 66-75-1; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4;
51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4;
75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6;
7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5;
7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0;
7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6;
14798-08-4; 14762-75-5; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0;
13983-27-2; 13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 139-40-2;
18883-66-4; 14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 744C-32-6; 10028-17-8;
13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 557*21-1
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Accession No. 2209000906
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Baraa of Data Base of Model: Facilities Index System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FINDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specific media-Data
bases serves as a cross-reference index to various facil addition,
provides some minimal cross-media, facility-related data.
CABS) Abstract/Qvervieu of Data Base or Model: The ultimate FINDS sill
contain approx- imately 40 facility-related data elements,
principally cross-media in nature, with a feu key media-specific
elements. "Pointers" are provided which indicate uhat other
existing EPA data systems contain additional data on any given
facility. The Dun and Bradstreet facility identification number
and User Block Numbers are the keys to the cross-referencing
capability. Pollutant parameter data not currently planned for
FII4BS.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dan Cirelli, MIDSD; Computer-related
Diane Rivinus, MIDSD (202)382-2432; EPA Office Dan Cirelli, MIDSD
(202)382-2416
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Conblnation/Other data
collection-Data comes through several facility-based, host ADP
systems.
(STA) Data Base status: FINDS operational by 12/31/83.
(8PP) J?on-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivision-latitude/longitude ;Industry-SIC codes ;
Location-physical address jManufacturer-facility name ;Political
subdivisions ; Other key variables of the data collected include
facility ID number, parent facility ID number, m facility
ownership, type permit Issued, alias facility name,
media-indicators, date of last update and regional discretionary
data elements.
(DS) Time period covered by data Base: 12-01-81 to 12-31-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: N/A
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations In data base:
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ion method documented
(AHL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Lab
analysis is not applicable*
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not applicable.
(PRE) Precision: N/A
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency ;Regional office jContractor-
Mashington, D.C. and Regional Offices^
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office
Contractor-Washington, D.C. and Regional Offlcesf EPA
headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
FINDS aggregates data from other existing systems which have
their own authorizations.
(QMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forns.
Data collected by Program Offices using OMB approved forms.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base; Unknown at this time
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
EPA regional offices
EPfl. laboratories-Unknown
Other federal agencies-Unknown
States-Unknown
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBH
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: FINDS ;EPA hardware NCC-IBM
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other-Planned to be
ongoing
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: FINDS will
eventually draw from all facility-based EPA ADP systems/ but
initially from PCS, HtfDMS, MIC-IWIS/FURS.
(CMP) Completion of form:
D. Cirelll
OFC: EPA/MIDSD/OA/OMISS/MIDSD
AD: PW-218, Room 2312D, 401 M St., S.M., Washington/ D.C. 20460
PH; (202) 382-2415
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-07-83
(CHM) Contact natne(s): Clrelli/D.; Rivinus/D.; Cirelli/D.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Administration.Offlee of
Management Information and Support Services.Manage
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Accession No. 2302000907
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Compliance Costs for Secendary Lead
Smelter
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LEAD
(MED) J'edia/Sub ject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions-smelter
point, fugitive and area sources
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
existing monitoring data around one secondary lead smelter;
emissions of point fugitive and area sources for one secondary
smelter; contribution of emissions from each source to ambient
lead concentrations; control techniques, their efficiency and
cost, for each emission source;
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jeff Kolb (202) 382-2790 ; EPA
Office Jeff Kolb, Economic Analysis Div.,
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection-ambient data near smelters, emissions from le
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 05-01-82
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other-lead
7439-92-1
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Cost/econoraic data ;lndustry /Location Manufacturer ;
Physical data population demographics ;Site description ^Treatment
devices ; Wind direction ;Wind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-81 TO 02-28-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 02/28/82
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: N/A
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: None
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations /Summary or aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citatio
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data case: 1
(NCS) No, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Local
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
None
(FAC) Tata elements identifying facility include: None
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: One
secondary smelter in Pennsylvania
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented ;GA procedures
document
(AfIL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(EBT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: self reporting Contractor CBA
(ABY) Data analysed by: Contractor CBA
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
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(AUT)
(OMB)
QQ
(REP)
(NUS)
(CNF)
Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement*
Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publication
Number of regular users of data base: None yet
Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Special one
time study
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jeff Kolb
OFC: EPA/EAD/QPE/PM-220
AD; 401 M Street, S.W., Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-2790
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-31-83
(CNM) Contact naraeCs): Kolb,,?.
(COR) Contact organization: Jeff Kolb/ Economic Analysis Dlv.s
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Policy and Resource
Management.Office of Policy Analysis.Economic Analysis
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Accession No. 3103000902
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Federal Facilities Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FFIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Drinking water
;doirestic and Industrial uasteuater ; Noise ;Solid and Hazardous
waste ^Pesticides ;Toxic substances
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Hodel: The Federal Facilities
information System contains an inventory of all Federal
facilities subject to environmental regulations, their compliance
status/ and information related to the budgeting and funding of
approximately 3500 projects to achieve or maintain compliance.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lee Herwig (202) 382--U5908 ;
Computer-related Bruce Rothrock (202) 426-7240 ; EPA Office John
Chase (202) 382--U5909
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other federal
facilities permit, project status compliance status project/
assessment budgetary data.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS ;3 HID CAA ;11 conventional water ;other
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Cost/economic data ;Funding data ;Management ** data is
available on meeting all environmental laws.
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 07-01-76 TO 12-30-87
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated .
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: semi annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 350000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 40000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 14000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
14000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 30
00.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ^Street address ; Project identifier
(FRC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Federal
Agency/Bureau Plant facility name ;Plant location ; Street address
;SIC code ;NPDES ^General Services Administration (Federal
Facility) identifier (structured similar to DUNS)
(CDF) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme National
Emissions Data System (NEDS)
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Quali
ty assurance data for Compliance Data System only. Data base
contains few drinking water, noise, solid waste, toxic substances
and pesticide project observations.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Hot
Applicable
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CB¥) Data collected by; Self reporting, compliance project reporting
/Regional office Permit Compliance System and Compliance Data
System data,/ Enforcement Div. /Contractor air compliance data-CSC }
Other federal agency budgetary data (13 other federal agencies) ;
EPA headquarters Federal Facilities/ Office of Federal Activities
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Federal Agencies Self reporting review data in
system
Regional office; All Federal Facility Coordinators review data in
system
Contractor CSC updates and editsf Other federal agency review
updates
EPA headquarters Office of Federal Activities
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance and enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
Executive Order 12088 and OMB Circular A-106
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ EPA Form 3500-7 (7-82)
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Standard format reports
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Federal Activities
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software IDMS ;EPA hardware IBM
370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: serai annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Compliance
Data System (CDS) D 3403 0009 01; Permit Compliance System (PCS)
D3302 0001 01
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Compliance Data System (CDS) D3403 0009 01; Permit Compliance
System (PCS) D3302 0001 01
(RDB) Kon-SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Feder
al Agency update both manually and by tape-
(CMP) Completion of form:
Lee Herwig
OFC: EPA/(OFA)
AD: 401 M St, SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-5908
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-21-83
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Accession No. 3103000902 (cent)
(CNM) Contact name(s): Heruig,L. ; Rothrock/B. ; Chase/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Legal and Enforcement
Counsel.
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Accession No. 3103000903
(DQ) Date of Quest ionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Hazardous Haste Site Tracking System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other No specific media:
Inventory of hazardous Haste sites with gross amounts of chemicals
found at site -
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
an inventory of potential hazardous Haste sites both active and
inactive, on-site of industrial facilities and off-site. Major
functions supported include; inventory and identification,
assessment, site inspection, hazards, hydrological analysis, and
remedial and enforcement actions necessary-
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Marguerite Hall (202) 382-2234 ;
Computer-related Myra S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other No
monitoring data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Cost/economic data ^Funding data } Inspection data ;
Location ; Physical data ^Political subdivisions ;Population
demographics ; Population density ;Site description ^Hazards ;Waste
state ;Waste characteristics ; Remedial actions
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-79 TO 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other As events (e.g.
inspections) are done
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 20821(Estimated)
(JsEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 10000
(IHF) Data base includes: Ran data/ observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9000
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty jCity; Street address ^Coordinates Latitude/Longitude
} Coordinates
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plent location ^Parent corp name ;Street address ; SIC code
;Dun Bradstreet ;NPDES
(LIM) Limitation/ variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency ;Regional office ^Contractor
Various contractors
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: Regional office Every Regional Surveillance
and Analysis Division
Contractor lab Various laboratories
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
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(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Remedial action
(AUT) authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to aid in EPA tracking of
hazardous waste sites
(OMfl) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Forra of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 15 offices
(USF) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Hazardous Waste Task Force? SUPERFUND? Office of Solid Waste?
Office of Enforcement
EPA regional offices
(CWF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: MCC/IBH
(DST) Form of data storage; Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Site Tracking System HIDS:
?SPA hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(CHP) Completion of form:
Bruce Rothrock
OFC: Office of Enforcement
AD: 401 M St. S« Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202)426-7240
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-11-83
(R^AT) Number of substances represented in data bases 2000
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 224
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
"toxic liquid" 1-chloro-propane
#2 fuel 1.1.1. trichloroetrrans
£6 fuel oils 19hl8r2ohl9s21h20t22
(d) xylose - combustible Isomers of bhc
09h08hlOh09illhlOjl2 2 dimethyl phenol
1,1,1 2,4 dnp
1,1,1 trichloroethylene 2,4, S-trichlorophenoj(yacetic acid
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> (T)<93-76-5>
1,1,2 trichlorethylene 2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> dioxin (tcdd)
l,l-dIchloroethane<75-34-3> 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 4-dJ<94-75-7>
1,2 dichloroethylene 2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp) 2-chloracrylnitril
< 96-12-8> 2-ethanol
1,2-dibromoraethane 2-ethyl hexanol
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2-methyl pentane
1,2-dichloroethylene 2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene 2-pentanone
<156-60-5> 4,4'-ddd(p,p'tde)
l,4-dichlorobenzene 4,4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
1,nitropropane
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4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-cl-3/5dlnitrotrlfluorotl
4-cl-nitrofluorotoluene
a30
aband mine w/tallings
abrasives
abs production wastes
absorbed oils
absorbent clay w/propanil
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetate
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydriae<108-24-7>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetylene cylinders
acetylene polymers
acetylene<74-86-2>
acid (dryunknown)
acid and alkaline cleaner
acid flush
acid leaching process
acid mine drainage
acid neutralization sldge
acid polymer sludge
acid residues
acid runoff
acid sludge-inject.well
acid sludges
acid solutions
acid solutions (ph<3)
acid solvent
acid spin waste.
acid vapors
acid wash/tank
acid wastes
acid zinc plating
acid-spent hcl
acid-weak h2504
acidic chrome/steel strip
acidic org waste
acidic Mst water
acids
acids & caustics
acids ph<3
acids w/hvy metals acidulated
bottomsottons
acids-nitric
ackylation sludge
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylate & latex emulsion
acrylate sludges
acrylates
acrylates & latex emuls'n
acrylates emulsions
acrylic particles
acrylic polymer<9003-01-4>
acrylics
acrylonitrile<107^13-l>
activated carbon resins
activated charcoal
adhesive coatings
adhesive sealants
adhesive wastes
adhesives
aeosote oil
agricultural chemicals
agricultural wastes
agriculture fert. waste
air emissions
air flotation solids
air pollution cntrl sludg
air/water reactive waste
al hydroxide
al hydroxide wastes
a1(oh)3
a!203
a!203 sludge
ale 13 lime mixture
alcohol esters
alcohol ethoxy sulfate
alcohol ethoxylate dtrgt
alcohols
alcohydes
aldehydes
aldehydes ph<3, >12
aldrin<309-00-2>
aldyhydes
algicides
aliphatic
aliphatic hydrocarbons
aliphatic polymers
aliphatic solvents
aliphatics
alkali cellulose
alkali cleaner
alkaline cleaning solutn
alkaline metal solution
alkaline rinse waters
alkaline waste
aIkalines
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alkyd resins
alkyl benzene
alkyl dimethyl amine
alkyl-phenolic cmpds
alkylation defluorinator
alkylation scrap metal
alkylene
alleged buried waste
alleged contamination
alum
alum mud
alum sludge
aluminum bauxite
aluminum chloride hexahyd
aluminum contaminant
aluminum dust
aluminum hydride & sldgs
aluminum hydroxide sludge
aluirinum phosphite
aluminum pot linings
aluminum silicate
aluminum sludge
aluminum sludge from baux
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
aluminum waste
aluirinunv titanium catalys
alun
amatol/sodium sulfate
amberlite
aweelie
amiben sludge
amides
amides & amines
amides, aldehydes
amines
amines & amides
amines & polar solvents
aminos
ammonia & nitrogen salts
ammonia bearing wastes
ammonia nitrogen
ammcnia<7664-41-7>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium nitrate
ammonium per chlorate
ammonium persulfate
ammonium phosphate
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium sulfate
ammonium thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
amorphous polymer soluti
amp calcium hypochlorlte
anhydrous ammonia
anhydrous raonosodium phos
anhydrous sodium hydroxid
aniline<62-53-3>
animal byproduct uaste
animal carcasses
animal process uaste
animal wastes
antharaguinous dyes
anthracene<120-12-7>
anthracite coal
antibiotic waste
antifreeze
antimony glycol sludge
antimony salt
antimony trioxide<1309-€4-4>
aatimony<7440-36-0>
ape cake
ape sludge
api sep oil & sludge
api separator
apl separator bot sludges
api separator bottoms
api separator sludge
arides
armoatic oil
aromatic amines
aromatic hydrocarbons
aromatic solvents
aromatics
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic compounds
arsenic dichromate
arsenic phosphate
arsenic sludge
arsenic sulfide
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
arsenicals
asbestos (chrysotile)
asbestos insulation
asbestos lining dust
asbestos nine
asbestos pipe
asbestos removal
asbestos shingles
asbestos sludge
asbestos<1332-21-4>
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ascylates
ash
ash & soil mixture
ash residue
asphalt
asphalt emulsion
asphalt sludge
asphaltic motor oil sldgs
asphaltic tank bottoms
atrazine
attrex
auto battery acids
auto paint sludge
azo compounds
320 dyes
azulene
b. g. ash waste
b. s. sludge
bact confm of well *
bacteria
bacteriostat 300-500 ppm
baghouse dust
baghouse dust u/matals
bags & equipment
bale wire
baled garbage
barge bottoms
barium sulfate
barium sulfide ash
barium<7440-39-3>
bark leachate
barrel storage on site
barrels & ponds
barrels leaking
base metals
base solutions
base solutions (ph>12)
bases
basf surfactants
basic solutions
basics
batch attack muds
batteries and lead
battery acid
battery cases
battery casings
battery liquids
battery nfging waste
battery waste
battery waste-lead-acid
bauxite
bauxite ore residue
bauxite residue
bauxite tailings
beamhouse sludge
bearing grinding sludge
bearing wastes
belivd to cont acetyl si
benf luoranthene
benzene & chlorobenzenes
benzene & ketone byproduc
benzene cmpds
benzene hexachloride
benzene hydroxy sulfonate
benzene sulfonic acid
benzene<71-43-2>
benzole acid sludge
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzothiophenes
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzoyl peraxide<94-36-0>
berulliyo sludges
berylliuni<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc cake
bhc-alpha<3!9-84-€>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bilge water
bio waste
bio-digested sludge
biocides
biol. sludge
biological products
biological sludges
biological treatment sldg
biological waste sludge
biological wastes-carcase
biosludge
bis{2-chloroethyl)ether"»
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis-ether
bisodlum phosphate
bisphenol a
bisulfate
bitolylene diisocyanate
black liguid tar type
black liquors
black oils
black primer
black vicous liquid
blast furn. slag (w/lea<3)
bleach
Slowdown & process water
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boiler ash
boiler blowdown
boiler house solids
bone-uheat meal waste
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
bottom ash
bottom coal tars
bottom sludge
bottoms out of boilers
brake lining scrap
brecsote sludges
brick
brine
brine sludges
brine slurry
brine softening sludge
brine waste
brine water
bromacll
bromides
broroinal
brorcinated compounds
brominated intermediates
bromlne<7726-95-6>
broiroform<75-25-2>
bromomethane<7 4-83-9>
building supplies
bulk oils
bunker c oil
buried pesticides
burning acrylonitrize
burning herricide cans
burning pesticide cans
burning plastics
burning vectors
butadiene
butadiene plant residue
butanol
butanol alcohol
butyl acetate<123-36-4>
butyl latex
butyl phenol
c-56
c-56 residues (possis)
c2h2c!4
ca(oh)2
ca3p04
cabr
cac03 herbicide
caco3
caco3/mgoh sludges
cadmium sludge
cadn>ium<7440-43-9>
caf
calcium
calcium (lime)
calcium alginates
calcium arsenate
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium carbanate
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium carbonate
calcium carbonite
calcium catalyst
calcium chloride
calcium chloride sludges
calcium flouride
calcium fluorie
calcium hydrate
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
calcium phosphate
calcium salts
calcium sulfate
cani phosphate catalyst
cannery waste
cans
cap04
capacitors
captan<133-06-2>
carbide lime
carbon
carbon black
carbon black powder
carbon black sludge
carbon black slurry
carbon black wastes
carbon dioxide
carbon filters
carbon fines
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbon tetrachlorine
carbonaceous products
carbonate
cardboard
caso4
caso4 herbicide
caso4 sludge
caso4 u/traces of lead
catalyst beads
catalyst fines
catalyst hts
catalyst nh3
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catalyst powder
catalyst sludge
catalyst spent
catalysts
catalysts for acid mfg
catalytic tar
caulk wastes
caustic brines
caustic cleaners
caustic cleaning cmpds
caustic materials
caustic soda
caustic waste
caustics
caustics & chemicals
caustics - hydrocarbons
caustics w/nacl & naltypd
caustics/pesticides
cca salt
ccl4
cd
cellon
cellophane
cellophane waste
cellulose
cellulose nitrate
cellulose xanthate
cement
cement slurry
cement washings
centrifuge solids
chairs, beds, stoves, etc
chars paper
chc!3
chem binders-phenols
cheff plant manu & hypoc/o
chem wastes
chero wastes from plastics
chen-fab wastes
cherc-sldg-acid neutrl gel
chemical barrels
chemical binders
chemical detergents
chemical dump site
chemical feed stocks
chemical oxygen
chemical process waste
cheadcal residue
chemical sludge
chemical strippers
chemical waste sludge
chemical waste water runo
chemical wastes
chemical wastes (rubbers)
chemical-agent orange
chemicals
chemicals (oil) disposal
chemicaIs-indenes
chemicals-metals
chemicals-organics
chemicals-wood preservati
chenonite
chlor-alkali sludges
chlorate filter residual
chlorate wastes
chlorates
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloride irons
chloride wastes
chlorides
chlorides & nitrogen cmpd
chlorinated benzenes
chlorinated by-product
chlorinated compounds
chlorinated hydrocarbons
chlorinated intermediates
chlorinated organics
chlorinated phenols
chlorinated sivt sludges
chlorinated solvent waste
chlorinated solvents
chlorine bleach
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chlorniethylether
chloroaniline
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chloropentaphenol
chlorothene
chlorthene
chromate
chroraate metals
chromate sludge
chromated copper arsenate
chromatic tailings
chrome
chrome III sulfate
chrome crystals
chrome plating procss wst
chrome sludge
chrome waste
chromic acid sludge
chromic acid<7738-94-'5>
chromic metal sludge
chromic oxide<1308-38-9>
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chromium (hexavalent)
chromium +6
chromium +3 sludge
chromium 6
chromium cations
chromium cmpds
chromium hydroxide
chrcmiura impoundments
chromium in surface water
chromium salts & sludges
chromium sludge
chromium sulfate
chromium trihydroxlde
chromium wste
chromium<7440-47-3>
chromplating sludges
chronic acid sludge
chronic sludge
chronlum
chrysene<218-01-9>
cillcon dioxide
coal u/3 1/2 % sulfur
coal wl/2 % sulfur
coal wastes
coal wastes/cinders
cobalt compounds
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cod
coke
coke breeze
coke dust
coke fines
coke plant uastes
coke production byproduct
coking waste & waste nh3
coilform
combines oils & sawdust
combustible organlcs
commercial refuse
commercial solids
commercial waste
concentrated aqueous wste
concrete
condensate
construction debris
contalnine
contarn storm runoff wtr
contan*d oil
contaminants from scrubbr
contaminated clay
contaminated pcb soil
contaminated plant debris
contaminated rock salt
contaminated sludge
contaminated soil
contaminated solids
contaminated water
cool oil fron elec motor
coolant
cooling tower
cooling tower bloudown
cooling tower waste
cooling wastes
cooling water
copper ammonia solutions
copper chloride
copper chromium
copper etchant
copper fungicides
copper hydroxide
copper napthenates
copper oxide wastes
copper oxides
copper salts
copper sulfate
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copper-8-quinolinolate
copper/nickel wste
copperas
coppere
core oils
corn starch
corrosives
cotton insecticide
cr + 3
cr oxides
cr(oh)3
creosole & related wastes
creosote sludge
creosote soaked sand
creosote-like material
creosote<8021-39~4>
creosoting liquor
cresol<1319-77-3>
croh3
cremates mercaptan
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
crude oil
crushed batteries
crushed drums
crushed limestone dust
cryolite
crystac
cu oxides
culroite
cujnene<98-82-8>
cured latex
cured latex sludge
curene
curing compounds
cutting oil
cyand pyridine tars
cyanide phenols
cyanide waste
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyanuric acid
cyaruric chloride
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclohexylaraine
cynamid
daf sludge
dbp
dcp sludge
ddd(tde)
dde
ddmu
ddt
ddt
dead animals
decanter tank pitch/sldg
defoamer waste
degreaser sludge
degreasing solvents
delnav
deraineralized resins
demolition debris
demolition waste
dentachlorophenol
detergent waste water sld
detergents
detinning metal sludge
developer
di-isopropylamine
di-syston
diacetone alcohol
diammonium salt phosphate
diatomaceous earth
diazinon<333-41-5>
dlbromide
dlbromochloroiBethane<124-48-l>
dichloro phenol
dlchloroben2ane<25321-22-6>
dichloroethane
dichloroethylene
dichloroaiethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dielectric oil
dlesel fuel
dlesel oil
diesel uaste
digested soybean sludge
diisopropyl methyl
dilute h2s04 acid
dilute hcl
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl
dimethyl benzanthracene
dimethyl formamide
dimethyl formanide
dimethy lacidaraide
dimethylacytaoide
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dlmethylterephthalate
dinitrophenol
dinitrotolu«ne<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxon
dlphemaiid
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diphenylme thane diisocyan
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
dipropylene diglycol benz
dipropyIphosphorodithioat
dirt
dirt contaminants
dirt used for fill matrl
dirty feed napthas/ketnes
dirty feed solvents
dirty mineral spirits
disposed bases
dissolved metals
distillation bottoms
diuron<330-54-l>
dnoc
dolomite & calcined do lorn
domestic refuse
domestic septic waste
domestic solid waste
double base nitroglycerin
drained transformers
dredge material
dried plant
dried sludge
drilling fluid
drilling mud
drilling mud & oil
drips from trucksand
dross
drummed waste
dry bleach
dry cells S, storage batte
dry chemical waste
dry chemicals
dry cleaning sludge
dust collectors
dye waste, paint
dyes
dyes & inks
dyes (aniline)
elastomers
electric furnace tailings
electrelites
electroplating wastes
em be 1m ing fluid
emergency bypass water
empty 1-4 inhibitor steel
empty fertilizer sacks
empty pesticide containrs
emulsified oils
eraulsifier
enamel paints w/pb & cr
endrin<72-20-8>
epoxy paints
epoxy resins
esters
esters & ethers
etching solution
ethanol
ethers
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl alcohol
ethyl parathion
ethyl silicate
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylene
ethylene dlbronide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene glycol
ethylenediaffline<107-15-3>
evaporator solids
excelsior
expanded clay filter
explosive wastes
explosives
explosives (picric acid)
extractable organics
farm chemicals
fat, bits of flesh
fats
fatty acids
fee collector dust
fe c!3
fe oxide dust
fe oxide scale
fec!3
feo3
feoh
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric hydroxide
ferric hydroxide sludge
ferric oxide
ferrous dust
ferrous metal wastes
ferrous metals
ferrous metals tailings
ferrous smelting wastes
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fertilizer
fertilizer salts
fertilizer waste
f eso
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feso4
fiber
fiber drums
fiber kegs u salt residue
fiber resin
fiberglass
fiberglass resin
fiberglass waste
film processing mat'ls
filter acid
filter bags
filter cake
filter clay
filter clay sludge
filter sludges
fire brick
fire with rubber waste
firewater pond
fish oil
flammable by-product
flammable cacerous mat
flammable liquid asphalt
flammable liquids
flammable liquids-paints
flammable materials
flammable organic liquids
flammable organics
flammable resins/solvents
flammable sludges
flammable solvents
flanmables
flocculant
flocculating precipitates
flours
fluoboric acid
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
flyash
flyash (lime slurry)
flyash disposal
flyash sludge
foam development cheracl
foair master 1119 disperst
foam rubber liquids
foam-solid
food processing waste
food uaste
forroaldehyde<50-00-0>
formaldenye
fori»ic acid<64-18-6>
forraox catalyst
foundry sand
foundry slag
foundry wastes
freao extractables
freon
freon 113
freshwater trtnnt sludge
fruit solids
fuel
fuel oil
fuel storage tanks
fuel tank spill
fugitive dust
fuller's earth
fume scrubber blowdown
fungicides
fungicides & intermediate
furfural polymer
furfural<98-01-l>
furidan
furnace & heater oil
furnace slag
furnace wastes
furniture
fyrolopcf
gamma radiation
garbage
gas
gasoline
gasoline/kerosene
gel-gypSUB & copperas
general refuse
general solvent
glue
glue products
glycol
glycol ethers
glycol still bottoms
glyoxals
goethlte residue
gold and silver ores
graphite
graphite & water mixture
gray* ash-type waste
gray/ matted fibrous waste
grease/ ' '' •'.'::- ; -'. ..' ... •'• -•
grinder fines
grinding sludge
grinding waste
ground/surface water prbl
groundwater contamination
gunnlte .-• .4"-v>::;.,}-v:;.•;;.,;::; •. :
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guthion<86-50-0>
gypsum
gypsum sludge
gypsum slurry
gypsun waste
gypsum with trivalent cr
gypsum-2 grades
h01a03h02b04h03c05hO
hllkl3hl2ll4hl3»15hl
h20 softener resins
h20 with acid & petn
h20rcarbon blackrlatex
h21u Olp0102p0203
h2504
halogenaded solvents
halogenated allphatlcs
halogenated aroraatics
halogenated organics
halogenated solvents
halogenated solvents-ice
halogens
hardened fiberglass
harsh soap
hcb
hcct
hcl
hen
hep
heavy and trace metals
heavy metal salts
heavy raetal sludges
heavy metal solids
heavy metals
heavy metals and oil
heavy spill
heptachlor<76-44-8> e
heptane
herbicide cans
herbicide organics
herbicide wastes
herbicides
hetcnes
hexschloro pentadiene
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexechlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadene
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlorocyclopentadrene
hexechloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexane
hexane-contam zinc oxide
hexavalent
hexavalent & trivalent cr
hexavalent chromium
hexene
high bod's
high chloride uaste
high salt concentrations
high suspended solids
high-melting tar
highway salts
hologenated solvents
holybdenura
hospital wastes
houghton hocut 237
houghton solvent
housecleaning agents
household
hydrated lime
hydraulic fluid
hydraulic oil
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbon based solvent
hydrocarbon resins
hydrocarbon sludge
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acld<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrofluorosilicic acid
hydrogen bromide
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen nitrate
hydrogen peroxide
hydrogen sulfate
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroquinone
hydroxide raettalic cake
hydroxide sludge
hydroxides
hydroxy ansine sulfate
hydroxy diphenyls
hydroxyacetic acid
hydrozine
hygenic materials
hypo mud
hysterene
imidan
imides
impounded leachate
incinerated sewage sludge
inclnerater residue brush
incinerator ash
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incinerator residue
incinerator sludges
incompatible wastes
Indust chem oilfield waste
indust chera source open
indust waste retent pond
indust waste-nat gypsum
industrial chemicals
industrial liquid
industrial liquids sludge
industrial refuse
industrial sludge
industrial solid wastes
industrial solids
industrial solvents
industrial tmt resin
industrial trash
industrial treatment sludge
industrial waste
industrial waste chemical
industrial waste met'ls
industrial waste—metals
industrial wastewater
industrial water facility
inert chemical
inert material
injection well
ink residues
ink sludge
ink waste
inks
inorganic acid
inorganic chemicals
inorganic mud
inorganic salts
inorganic wastes
inorganic/organic sludge
insecticide dust under fl
insecticides
insecticides & intermedia
institutional waste
insulation amberlite asbt
insulation material
inter plastic beads
intermediates
iron & steel tines
iron catalyst
iron chloride
iron chlorite
iron ore
iron oxide
iror oxide catalyst
iron powder
iron pyrites
iron sludge
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isopentane
isophovone
isopropanol
isopropyl alcohol
jet fuel sludge
karraex
kelthane<115-32-2>
keltones
kepone<143-50-0>
kerose
kerosene toluene
ketone
ketones & aldehydes
ketones ph<3, >12
kettle scrapings
kettle washings
kiln dust pile
kiln scrubber
knoxweed 52
koh
kolene
kolene salt & polymer
korbuta-arco polymer
krenite press cake
kso4
lab chemicals
lab waste water
laboratory pharmaceutical
laboratory wastes
lacquer sludge
lacquer thinner
lacquer baste
lacquers
lagoon bottoms from stp
lagoon contaminating grnd
lamp base
lamp cement
landfill
landfill leachate
large amoung of egg waste
lasso lOg
latex
latex 10-20% solids
latex compounds
latex emissions
latex emulsion waste
latex emulsions
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latex paint residue
latex product sludge
latex sludge
latex solids
latex washings
latex waste
latex waste from cook pnt
latex/metal resid
laundry sludge
leach liquor
leachate
leachate (high in (BOd)
leachate containing toxa
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead bags
lead based products
lead chromate
lead contamination
lead electrodes
lead from paint pigments
lead oxide
lead salts
lead sheets
lead slag
lead sludge
lead smelter
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead wastes
lead<7439-92-l>
leaded gasoline sludge
leaded tank bottoms
light terpene sludge
light turpine
lignions
lignosite
lime
line alum
lime grits & paper
lime sludge
lime waste
line water softng sludge
limestone
lindane<58-89-9>
liquid caustics dumped
liquid chemical
liquid industrial waste
liquid latex
liquid process water
liquid resins
liquid saturated y/n2cl
liquid urea formaldehyde
liquified gas
liquor sludges
liquors
live crabs
live shrimp
love canal waste
low flash solvents
low level pcb
Ipg
lubricants
lubricating oils
lumber treating wastes
magnesium
magnesiu& & bromide salts
magnesium dioxide
magnesium slag
magnesium sludge
raalathion<121-75~5>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydrlde<108-31-6>
manganese dioxide
manganese oxide
manganese<7439-96-5>
racpa tar
mcpa/2, ^t d tar
mea
med* bottoms
melamine sludge
melt furnace slag
mereaptan
mercuric chloride
mercuric fungicides
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercury<7439-97-6>
raesitylene
metal cans
metal hydroxide sludges
metal hydroxides
metal mining
metal oxides
metal phosphate sludges
metal plating wastes
metal salts
metal shavings
metal slag
metal sludges
metal treatment waste
metal wastes
metallic catalyst
metallic liquids
metals
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metals-radioactive
methane
methane gas
methane sulfonic acid
methanol<67-56-l>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl acrylic acid
methyl benzanthracene
methyl benzphenanthrene
methyl bromide
methyl chloride
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl dlbenzothiophene
methyl ether
methyl ethyl ketone (nsek)<7fl-93-3>
methyl hydrogen sulfate
methyl i so butyl
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl keytone trichlythyl
methyl merthacalate
methyl methacryiate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methyl pentene
methylacrylate
raethylene
methylene bis 2-chloroanl
methylene blue active sub
methylene chlorate
methylene chloride
methylene fluoride
methylenell
methylethyl phenol
me thylnaptha lene
aig(reo3)2
mg(oh)12
mgoh
mlbk
mica dust
raicrobiocedes
mill scale
mill sludge
milling/mine tailings
mine waste
mineral oil
mineral spirits
minicipal waste
mining sludge
mining waste
rairej«2385-85-5>
misc. material
misc. waste
misol
mixed chemical wastes
mlk
moca
molasses
molding compounds
molding sand sludge
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monitor oils
mono sodium phosphate
monobrochiorate
monochloro pentadiene
monochlorobenzene
monoethanol amine
monomers/polymers
morpholine/hexalene glyclol
motor oil
msd sludge
msma
fflSM
mud
municipal leachate
municipal sludge
municipal waste - paints
municipal waste - plastic
munitions waste
muriatic acid
mustard agent
Bustard gas
mycelium
raycelliura sludge
mylar
n butylacetate
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-Bj ethyl benzaiaid
n-propyl nercap
n2oh
na clo3 solution
na clo4 solution
na silicate
na2co3
na2so4
nabr
nacl
naco3
nalco polymer sludge
naoh
naphtha
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naptha
naptha contaminated slvnt
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naptha hydrocarbons
narcotics
narcotine powder
nerve agent vx
nerve gas constituents
nh3
nh3no3
nh3no3 gum gelling agent
nh4 clo4 solution
nh4no3
ni electrolysis soln
ni var x
nickel catalyst
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel oxides
nickel plating sludge
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel-cadmium batteries
nickel<7440-02-0>
niso4 sludge
nitrate fertilizer
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitro-carbo-nitrate
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrocellulose
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol a
nltrophenol<25l54-55-6>
nitrotoluene
no 2 fuel oil
no. 6 fuel oil
non process cooling water
non-chlorinated hydrocarb
non-chlorinated solvents
non-contact cooling water
non-ferric oxide sludges
non-ferrous metals
non-ferrous metals waste
non-ferrous smelting waste
non-ferrous solids
non-halogenated solvents
non-polar solvents
noncombustible wood mattr
nonhalogenated oganics
nuclear waste reprocessing
initialized process wastes
nutrients
nylon
nylcn polyester fibers
nylon polymers
o-benzyl-p-chlorophenol
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octachlcrocyclopentadene
octachlorocyclopentadiene
octachlorocyclopentene
odor problem
offgrade k2so4
ohkite
oil and grease
oil based paint
oil derivatives
oil drilling wastes
oil fflud
oil products
oil salv co with Ig pits
oil salvage co with pits
oil shale
oil sheen
oil sludge
oil solids
oil spills
oil tank cleanings
oil wastes
oil-contaminated
oil-contarainated water
oilfield brines/chlorides
oilfield wastes
oily black sludge
oily latex wastes
oily liquid run-off
oily machine waste
oily sand
oily solvents
oily wastes
oily water
oily water sump bottoms
old equipment catalyst
old lead plates
old plastic cased battery
old rubber casing
old tires
old transformer cases
olium
olium spirits
open burning
open trenches dump
organic chemicals
organic compounds
organic contaminants
organic phosphates
organic resins
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organic solvents
organics
organo-phosphates
organophosphate pesticide
ornite
orthochlorobenzene
orthocyelopentene
other weapons
oxalic acid
oxazolidone
p-xylene<106-42-3>
p0304p0405p0506pQ6Q7
P0708p0809p0910pl0
plO 20335101773
plOe 008017261
p20S
P255
P4
p4 contaminated saaste
packaging materials
pah compounds
paint
paint carbide git
paint filters
paint pigments
paint primer
paint products
paint residues
paint sludge
paint solvents
paint stripper waste
paint thinner
pallets
paper
paper floor sweepings
paper mill sludge
paper sludge
paper waste sludge
paper wastes
para nonyl phenol
para-cylol
paraffins
par afor«aldehyde< 30525-8 9-4>
P ar ani tr op he no1
parathion<5€-38-2>
Pb
pbcr4
pcb capacitors
pcb contaminated oil
pcb contaminated sludge
pcb contaminated soil
pcb contamination
pcb soaked rags
pcb transformers
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pep
pep sludges
pe
peanut dust
penetrant
penta
penta (wood preservative)
penta oil
pentabrouo diphenyl ether
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachlorophene
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
pentaerythritol filter ck
pentalyn c resin
pentane nethyl butene
pentas
pentathol
perchlorates
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perchloromethyl nercaptan
perco dust
peripittate
perrauthane
pesticide containers
pesticide contain debris
pesticide liquid wastes
pesticide metabolites
pesticide residues
pesticide rinsate
pesticide sludge
pesticide waste
pesticides
pesticides-liquids
petn
petrochemical waste
petroleum coke
petroleum refining waste
petroleum wastes
peutachlorphenol
pharmaceutical wastes
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol formaldehyde
phenol mercuric acetate
phenol tar-resins
phenol urea
phenol<108-95-2>
phenolic binders
phenolic compounds
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phenolic mercuric benz acid
phenolic sludges
phenolic waste
phenothiazine
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphate ester pesticide
phosphate fertilizer
phosphate salts
phosphate slag
phosphate sludge
phosphates
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus percipitate
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
photochemicals
phtalocyanine
phthalates
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
piccolene
pichlorobenzene
pickling liquors
pile of sawdust
pit-mid drill contarninat
Pitch
plant trash
plant waste
plaster board
plastic baling twine
Plastic by-products
plastic coatings
plastic pellets
plastic residues
plastic resins
plastic sheets
plastic sludge
plastic wastes
plasticizers
plastics
plastisol
plating metals
plating rinse wastes
plating shop discharges
plating sludges
plating wastes
Plb
plyash
po4 slag
polar
polyacrylomids
polyamide
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlor still btn wsts
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
polychlorinated hydrocarbon
polychlorinated toluenes
polyester
polyether
polyethylene
polymerized styrene
polymers
polynuclear aromatics
polyol wastas
polyolefin film
polyphenylene sulphide
polypropalene sludge
polyproppalene
polypropylene
polypropylene flakes
polystrene wste
polystyrene
polyurethane elastomer
polyurethane foam
polyvlnyl acetate
polyvinyl alcohol
pot linings
potash
potassium chloride
potassium cyanlde<151-50-8>
potassiua hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium/nh4 perchlorate
pothosiura
poultry refuse
pramitol
preservatives
princer 4g
printing ink residue
proc waste (nh4no3)
process water
propanil<709-98-8>
propellant material
proplonic anhydrlde<123-62-6>
pterapthallic sludge
pthalates
pthallic anhydride wastes
pthallote plasticizers
pulping liquor
pulverized rubber
pvc
pvc resists
pvc sludge
pvc uasts
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pycric acid
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethum residue
pyridine<110-86-l>
pyritic iron cinder
quarry waste
radiation
radioactive
radioactive wastes
radium
radium 226
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radon gas
radon<10043-92-2>
rainfall runoff
ramrod 20g
reagents
reclaiming wastes
recycling/reprocessing
red dye
red oo^e-waste
red phosphorus
refinery sludge
refractory coatings
refractory debris
resin waste
resins
resorcinol<108-46-3>
retail trash
retones
rhonox
river mud
road asphalts
road oil
rocket motor fuel
rodenticides
roofing pitches
rubber
rubber (butyl)
rubber cement
rubber filter cake
rubber waste
rubbish
rubble
s!02
slf6
salt and resin 1% h20 99%
salt pile
salt water
salts
sand
sanitary sewage
saustlc soda cludges
savage sludge
sawdust
shclS
scale
SCffl
scrap aluminum & brass
scrap film
scrap glass
scrap steel & cast iron
scraps
scrubber residual
scrubber water
sealant
secondary alum dross wste
sediment
sediment sludge (cca)
selenium
selenium<7782-49-2>
septic contaminants
septic tank sludge
septic wastes
settled bottoms
sevin
sevinl parathion
sewage sludge
shock sensitive wastes
silica
silica acidulated bottoms
silica ash
silica cake sludge
silica gel
silica residuals
silica sludge
silicate catalyst
silicon tetrachloride
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex
silvex<93-72-l>
slab-kote II
slag
sludge
sludge dryer residue
sludge from latex dewater
sludge from lumber
sludge-aerobic digesters
sludge-ice
smut
snf2
snoh
so2
soap
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soc
soda ash
sodium & aluminum hydroxd
sodium acetate
sodium aluminate
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium benzene hydroxy
sodium carbonate
sodium cell
sodium chlorate
sodium cloride
sodium cyanide<143~33-9>
sodium dichloroisocyanurt
sodium gluconate
sodium hydroxide<1310~73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium hypophosphate
sodium hypophosphite
sodium metasilicate waste
sodium nitrate
sodium orthosilicate
sodium perchlorate
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium salts of carboxylc
sodium silicate
sodium sulfate
sodium sulfide
sodium sulfite
sodiura<7440-23-5>
softener
so If on ic acids
solids
solvents
sopper cludge
sos's
sour water stripper bottm
sox scrubber
soy protein filter cake
soybean oil
soybean sludge
spent acids
spent bauxite
spent caustic
spent core sands
spent earth filter medium
spent lime h20-softn bldg
sponge nickel catalyst
spray irrigation sludge
spray rinseate
stabllite
stantic tin chloride
stauffer
still bottoms
stoddard solvent
strontium metal rods
styrafoara
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
suitides
sulfinol
sulfur
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
sump sludge
synasol anhydride
synthetic rubber
t61t62t63t64t6St66t6
tailings
tallow
tank bottoms
tannery wastes
tannic acid
tar
tdl
tda
tdc
tdi
tea
tsraik (aldicarb)
tenixol
terephthalic acid
terepthalate
tetrachlolo-exhylenee
tetrachloride
tetrachlorobenzene
tetrachloroethyene
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetrahydropthalimide
tetramethyl thuran disulf
textile mill products
thalic anhydride pitch
thallium<7440-28-0>
thinner
thiodan
thionyl chloride
thiophenol
thoriuns
thorium-232
ti02
tin
tio2 & ticl4
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tioz
tires
titanium aluminum oxide
titanium fines
tnt
toluene chlorine
toluene sulfonic acid
toluene xylene
toluene<108-88-3>
toluol
tolvene
tordon 101
totvene
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
toxic materials
toxic metals
trace metals
trans 1/2 Dee
trarschlordane
treated seed corn
trechloreltylene
tri fluoro ethane
tri-calcium phosphate
trlchlorchloroethylene
trlchlorobenzene
trichloroethane benzene
trichloroethane<2S323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethlene
trlchloroethylene<79-01-6>
trlchlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trlchloromethane
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
trichlorotuluene
triethanolamine
trlethylene glycol
triflaralin
trimethy benzene
trittethyl napthalene
triphynylene
tris compound
trithon waste products
tritium<10028-17-8>
trivalent
trlvalent chromium
truck
tsp
tulldene
turpentine
unknown chemicals
unknown Hastes
uranium<7440-61-l>
urea
urea ammonium nitrate
urea formaldehyde
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadium, tent oxide
vanadiura<7440-62-2>
vansium
varco solvents
varnishes
vcm
vegetable oil waste
vehicles
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<7S-01-4>
vinyl toluene
vinyl wastes
volatile hydrocarbons
volatile materials
volatile organics
wash water
waste glue with phenol
waste oil
wax
weedone c-38
well pond chemicals
well water contamination
whey solids
wood
wood preserving wastes
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylol
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc chrornate
zinc hydroxide precipitate
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phosphate
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium
zirconium oxide
zn
zn(oh)2
zylene
zylol
tungsten
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 96-12-8; 107-06-2; 156-60-5;
106-46-7; 93-76-5; 94-75-7; 51-28-5; 79-46-9; 72-55-9;
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101-55-3; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 67-64-1; 75-05-8;
98-86-2; 74-86-2; 79-06-1; 9003-01-4; 107-13-1; 309-00-2;
10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 1341-49-7? 12125-02-9;
1336-21-6; 131-74-8; 7783-18-8; 62-53-3; 120-12-7; 1309-64-4;
7440-36-0; 1327-52-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 65-85-0; 98-88-4;
94-36-0; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 111-44-4;
117-81-7; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 75-25-2; 74-83-9; 123-86-4;
7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 75-20-7; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3;
1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7;
7738-94-5; 1308-38-9; 18540-29-9; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8;
57-12-5; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 333-41-5; 124-48-1;
25321-22-6; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 60-51-5; 124-40-3; 25321-14-6;
123-91-1; 142-84-7; 330-54-1; 72-20-8; 563-12-2; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 56-38-2; 100-41-4; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 107-15-3;
7705-08-0; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 7782-41-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6;
98-01-1; 86-50-0; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
70-30-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8;
7783-06-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 3687-31-8;
7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5; 110-16-7;
108-31-6; 7439-96-5; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 7439-97-6; 67-56-1;
72-43-5; 71-55-6; 78-93-3; 108-10-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0;
101-14-4; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7; 71-36-3; 91-20-3; 7718-54-9;
12054-48-7; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 7697-37-2; 98-95-3;
10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 25154-55-6; 95-47-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4;
56-38-2; 11097-69-1; 608-93-5; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 7719-12-2;
85-44-9; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 709-98-8; 123-62-6; 129-00-0;
110-86-1; 13982-63-3; 10043-92-2; 108-46-3; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 143-33-9; 1310-73-2;
7681-52-9; 7601-54-9; 7440-23-5; 100-42-5; 7664-93-9; 127-18-4;
78-00-2; 109-99-9; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 25323-89-1;
79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 25167-82-2; 10028-17-8; 7440-61-1;
51-79-6; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 1330-20-7;
7646-85-7; 7779-88-6; 1314-84-7; 7440-66-6
(CjjM) Contact name(s): Hall,M. ; Sraith,M.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
(RCR) Pesponsible Organization: Office of Legal and Enforcement
Counsel,
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Accession No. 3202000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Fuels Inspection Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FUELDB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: motor gasoline
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The contractor inspects
retail gasoline outlets to determine whether they comply with
applicable regulations. Samples are subjected to laboratory
analysis for lead content and octane. Outlet facilities are
checked for compliance with other regulations.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Bob Gelraan (202) 472-9367 }
Computer-related Debra Mill
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
gasoline retail outlets
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
date ;Inspection data ^Location ^Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 to 12-06-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: termination not anticipated in
foreseeable future
(FRtJ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other daily/
throughout the year site selection (frequency) based on sampling
plan (infrequent resampling).
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 200000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 15000.
(IMF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 200000.
(MCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/*•)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;City >Town/township ^Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Parent corp location
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented
(AWL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PR?) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used and documented*
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Bionetics
(A BY) Cat a analyzed by: EPA lab National Enforcement Investigations
Center, Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle
Park
EPA headquarters Office of Enforcement, Field Office and Support
Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YSS
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
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(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 40
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Field Operations and Support Division (Fuels section & 2 field
offices)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on outside
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000 ;IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
Field Office Data Base
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Holley
OFC: EPA/(ANR)/(QMS)/(FOSD)# AD: Marfair Bldg. Washington, DC
Pfl; (202) 472-9356
(DP) Date of form completion: 12-06-82
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-06-82
(MAT) Substances represented in data base!
lea
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 7439-92
-1
(CNM) Contact name(s): Gelman/B. ; Hilliams^O.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Field Operations and Supp
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Accession No. 3202000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Manufacturer's Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: MY76PQ
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models the data base compiles
ongoing test data from utanu- facturers in order to determine
whether they comply with applicable regulations for hydrocarbon^
carbon monoxide/ and nitrogen dioxide emissions. Incoming data
is subject to quality and validity checks which are written into
the program.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Hoiley (202) 472-9356>
Computer-related Peggy Boern
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
manufacturers test data
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Msnufacturer ;Sampling data ^Test/analysis method | Test
conditions
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-75 TO C9-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other ongoing
voluntary reporting of test data
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 40000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 8000.
(IHF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 30.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
30.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Car manufacturer
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Parent corp name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Stati
stical sampling procedures not adhered to by manufacturers.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(ASIL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? Y.ES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EDT) Fdittlng: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting manufacturers
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Field operations and Support
Division/Mfg. Operations Div./Office of Mobile Sources
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YSS
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
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(PEP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 40
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarters offices
Field Operations and Support Division/Mf g. Operations
Div./Office of Mobile Sources
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: KCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Special Fortran and PL-1
Programs ; EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other continually
(CMP) Completion of form:
Kit Cataldo
OFC: EPA/(OE)/(OMSN RE)/(FOSD)
AD: Marfair Bldg. Washington, DC
PH: 202-472-9356
(OF) Date of fora completion: 12-06-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(IICAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrogen oxides
hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Holley,J. } Boerner,?.; Bennet,K.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Field Operations and Supp
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Accession No. 3202000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kama of Data Base of Model: Field Office Inspection Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IHSPECTE(ast) S, INSPECTM(est)
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: vehicle tampering jfuel
violations
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: The data base stores
EPA field office data concerning possible vehicle tampering and
fuels violations. The data include an ongoing log of case status
so that lawyers in the Eastern Field Office (Hockville, Md) and
Western Field Office (Denver, Co) can continually monitor the
progress of litigation,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Steve Albrlnk (202) 472-9363 ;
Computer-related Anita
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other field
office data
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(JfPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Cost/econoniic data ;Geographic subdivision ; Industry
;Inspection data ;Location ^Manufacturer ;Physlcal data ;
Political subdivisions ;Sampling data ;Site description ;nozzle
valve violations ; fuel contamination ;tampering data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collections Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other as possible
violations are reported or identified
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2542.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual Increase of observations In data base: 800.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2542.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 25
42.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;ToMn/township ^street address ^Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlsnt location ^Parent corp name /Parent corp location / Street
address ;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme Uncoded/
lab analysis results not included in data base
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(AfIL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Fdittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Divisions jEPA headquarters Field Oper offices
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Accession No. 3202000103 (cent)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab National Enforceaent Investigations
Center, Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle
Park
EPA headquarters Field Operations and Support Div.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended, Sections 114,211,301 (Clean Air Act) (No
citation, however, there is statutory authority for the
investigative powers which create need for data base.)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
OlUS) Number of regular users of data base: 75
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
In-Dse Branch, Field Operations and Support Division & 2 field
offices.
EPA regional offices
(COT1) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data; NCC/I8M
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SAS and locally developed
programs ;SPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Keekly
(RDBEPA) Related F.PA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Possible Violations as Identified in the Fuels Inspection Data
Base feed into INSPECT
(CMP) Completion of form:
Kit Cataldo
OFC: EPA/(OE)/(OMSN RE)/(FO SD)
AD: Marfair Bldg. Washington, DC
PH: (202) 472-9356
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-06-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
lead<7439-92-l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7439-92
-1
(CNM) Contact name(s): Albrink,S.j Mercado,A.; Sennet,K.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.FieId Operations and Supp
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Accession No. 3203000001
(OQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Karae of Data ease of Model: Truck Noise Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Noise
(ABE) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
truck noise data, consisting of truck description parameters
and measured sound levels from several sources. These
sources include production verification/ surveillance, and
selective enforcement audits.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter R.C. Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related R.C. Rose (202)382-7758; EPA Office R.C. Rose
(202)382-7758
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: noise
(?IPP) non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Manufacturer
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 6020.(Actual)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 36.
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
30.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 36
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
non applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Parent corp name
;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Encoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Two
different methods of measuring sound level are used, giving two
different types of test data.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;Contractor several ;EPA
headquarters Noise Enforcement Facility/ Radiation Enforcement
Div./Office of Enforcement
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Noise Enforcement
Facility/Noise and Radiation Enforcement Div./Office of
Enforcement
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PHI) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
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Accession No. 3203000001 (cent)
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Short test noise
development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-574 as amended by P L 94-301 and P L 95-609, Section 13
(Noise Control Act of 1972-NCA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Noise & Radiation Enforcement Division, Office of Noise Abatement
and Control.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBH
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access; Commercial software System 2000 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systercs which use data base: Site Flatness
Computer Program-Graphic capability; General Purpose Correlation
Program
(CMP) Completion of form:
R.C. Rose! OFC: EPA/{OANR)/(OPE)# AD: EPA Office of Air, Noise
& Radiation* 401 M St., S.W., Washington, DC 20460* PH:
(202)382-7758
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
sound pressure level
(CNM) Contact name(s): R.C.Rose (202)382-7758
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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Accession No. 3203000002
(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Portable Air Compressor Noise Data
Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Noise
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base is a
collection of portable air compressor noise data,, including
compressor descriptive parameters and measured sound level/
obtained from many test sources such as production
verification/ surveillance/ and selective enforcement audits. Data
is being automated on PDP-11.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter R.C. Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related R.C. Rose (202)382-7758; EPA Office R.C. Rose
(202)382-7758
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing (automation underway:
operational date 1/81)
(GRp) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: noise
(NPP) Jion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Manufacturer
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 TC 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1091.(Actual)
(MSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 300.
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 18.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
17.
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 18
* *
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
non applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Parent corp name
;Program identifier
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Fditttng: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Contractor several ;EPA
headquarters Noise Enforcement Facility/ Radiation Enforcement
Division/Office of Enforcement
(ABY) Data analysed by: EPA headquarters Noise Enforcement
Facility/Noise and Radiation Enforcement Division/Office of
Enforcement
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
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Accession No. 3203000002 (cont)
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection; Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-574 as amended by P L 94-301 and P L 95 609, section 13
{Noise Control Act of 1972-NCA)
(QMS) Data collected/submitted using QHB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 18-20
(USR) current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Noise and Radiation Enforcement Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: summary sheets
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
R.C. Rosef OFC: EPA/(OASR)/(QPE)# AD: EPA Office of Air, Noise
and Radiation^ 401 M St., S.B., Washington, DC 20460# PH:
(202)382-7758
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
sound pressure level
(CUM) Contact narae(s): R.C. Rose (202)382-7758
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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Accession No. 3302000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Permit Compliance System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PCS
(MED) peelia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitted facilities
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Permit Compliance
System is an opera- tional data base, supporting the National
pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). Among other
things it acts as a repository for effluent reported values from
Discharge Monitoring Reports (DMR).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Deia Ng (202) 755-0994 ;
Computer-related Jean Malachovski (703) 683-0885 ; EPA Office
Office of Water Enforcement (202) 755-0994
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
permitted facilities
(STA) Data Base status; Presently operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Compliance data /Discharge points ;Flow rates ;
Geographic subdivision ;lndustry ;Inspection data ;Location ;
Political subdivisions ;Salinity ;Sampling date ;Temperature ;
Test/analysis method ;Treatment devices ;selected National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System ( permit application data
Rational Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systea (NPDES) permit
effluent limits
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO present
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other ongoing: varies
by National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
facility
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 254000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 5950.
(IMF) Data base includes: raw data/agregate data: varies by permit
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 133000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
80,735.
(NQF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitor ing): 94
,386.
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Street address ;Project identifier ;NPDES
number (National
(FAC) tata elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Street address jSIC code ; Dun Bradstreet ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Sarapl
ing periods vary by permittee; collection Is by permittee; when
sampling (Discharge Monitoring Report) data entry begins approach
will be phased region by region over several months and includes
only major facilities. Quality assurance documentation is
currently being developed.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplln
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Accession 80. 3302000101 (cont)
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
edit most data for reasonableness where applicable.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting permittees
6> l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroetnane l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
<79-34-5> l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l/l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34~3> <156-60-5>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/2/4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
1,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
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Accession No. 3302000101
{cont)
If 4,5-trichlorophenoyacetlc acid
(13-76-51
If4-dichlorobenzenCl06-46-7J
2,4,6-chlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-diraethylphenol<105-67~9>
2f 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2f6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-cfcloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2 naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2~S€cbutyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*-dIchlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-dd<3(p,p'tde)
4/4'-dde(pifP'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4y6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-cfclorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
aluminum<7429-90-5>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
ammonia<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenlc<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
bariuin<7440-39-3>
benzene<7l-43-2>
ben2idlr«e<92-87-5>
ben70(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g/h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bhc-{lindane)-gafflraa<58-89-9>
bis (2~chloroethoxy)me thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth coapounds<7440-69-9>
boron contpounds<7440~42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bronoinethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
c admiuin<7440-43-9>
captan<133-06-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorlne<7782-50-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibrOffiomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorof orm<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
c oumaphos< 56- 72-4>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyclohexane
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene< 253 21-2 2-6>
dichlorobro!Boraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodi£luororaethane<75-71-8>
dichlorooethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disul fo ton<298-04-4>
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diuron<330-54-l>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endrin<72-20-8>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl parathlon<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliform
feric cyanide
ferrous suitate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
flucrene<86-73-7>
fluorides
forraaldehyde<50-00-0>
furfural<93-01-l>
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexcchlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexschlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexechloroethane<67-72-l>
hydrazine
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
indeno (1, 2, 3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodine 129<15046-81-1>
iror,<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-59-1>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lithium and compounds<7'439-93-2>
malathion<121-75-5>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
aiethoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl raercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
rair€X<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodlphenylaiBine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-ra-cresol<5 9-50-7 >
PH
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphorus<7723-l 4-0>
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
polybrominated biphenyls (PCBs)
vario polybrominated biphenyls
(PCBs) various
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
various
potassiure<7440-09-7>
pro pargite<231 2-35- 8>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
radioxenon
radium 226<13982-63-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
sodiuni<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
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styrene<10G-42-5> trifluraline<1582-09-8>
sulfates tritium<10028-17-8>
sulfides uranium 235<15117~96-1>
suspended solids turbidity
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> uranium 238<7440-61-1>
thailium<7440-28-0> uranium<7440-61-l>
titeniuni<7440-32-6> vanadium<7440-62-2>
toluene<108-88-3> vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
tcxaphene<8001-35-2> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
trichloroethane<79-10-6> xylene<1330-20-7>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6> zinc<7440-66-6>
trichlorofluoroaethane<75-69-4>
(CJ\S) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5? 79-00-5? 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
123-91-1; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 88-85-7;
91-94-1; 205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 64-19-7; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2;
7429-90-5; 10043-01-3; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5? 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-3; 58-89-9; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 133-06-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0; 56-23-5; 75-87-6;
57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3;
74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4;
57-12-5; 110-82-7; 117-84-0; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 84-74-2;
117-80-5; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4? 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 56-53-1; 131-11-3; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 33213-65-9;
959-98-8? 1031-07-8; 72-20-8; 7421-93-4; 106-89-8; 563-12-2;
56-38-2; 100-41-4; 7720-78-7? 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 50-00-0;
98-01-1; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8? 7783-06-4; 193-39-5; 15046-84-1?
7439-89-6; 78-59-1; 78-59-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 7439-92-1;
7439-93-2; 121-75-5; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 78-93-3?
108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7;
621-64-7; 62-75-9? 86-30-6? 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3?
7727-37-9? 55-63-0? 59-50-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2?
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1? 11096-82-5?
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 7440-09-7;
2312-35-8; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9? 13982-63-3? 83-79-4?
7782-49-2? 7440-22-4; 7440-23-5? 7784-46-5; 7632-00-0;
100-42-5; 127-13-4; 7440-28-0; 7440-32-6; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2?
79-01-6? 75-69-4? 1582-09-8; 10028-17-8? 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1;
7440-61-1; 7440-62-2; 108-05-4; 75-01-4? 1330-20-7? 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Ng,D. ? Malochouski/J.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Hater Enforcement
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Enforcement and Permits.Enforcement Division.
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Accession Mo. 3403000901
(DQ) Dcte of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Compliance Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;0ther compliance
information
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Compliance Data
System (CDS) Is a management information system used to store and
retrieve compliance related information about plants/ factories/
and other stationary sources of air pollution. The system uas
developed between 1972 and 1974 by EPA's Stationary Source
Compliance Division (SSCD) for use at EPA headquarters and at EPA
regional offices to meet the EPA's information needs.
(CTC) CONTACTS: subject matter Franklin C. Smith (202) 382-2833;
Computer-related Greg Fischer (203)289-8631; EPA Policy Howard
Wright (202)382-2833
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection stationary source
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESflAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS ?3 111D CAA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Discharge points ;lndustry ;Inspect!on data ; Location
;Manufacturer political subdivisions ^Production levels ; Site
description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 to 12-31-82
(TRW) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ^quarterly
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 16000000 or
more.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000000
(or more.)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 100000
(or more.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
27000 (or more.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 50
000.
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State JCounty ;City ;Town/township ;Street address ;Project
identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Street address ?SIC code ; SCC ^Program
identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme National
Emissions Data System (NEDS)
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Point
Level information is not updated as frequently as source level
data.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform .to GRD guidelines: Samplin
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g plan documented >Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EBT) Emitting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Permittees ;Local agency Air
Pollution Control Boards ? State agency Air Pollution Control
Boards ^Regional office Surveillance and Analysis Divisions ;
SPA headquarters stationary Source Compliance Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency Air Pollution Controls Boards
State agency Air Pollution Controls Boards
Regional office Surveillance and Analysis Division
SPA headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification! NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AtJT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirements
Data collection requirement is accomplished through grant
procedures to non-federal agencies.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
reguestf On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100 people or more
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Planning and Evaluation/ Office of General Counsel/
Office of Air/ Noise and Radiation
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
public
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: MCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Compliance Data System ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Franklin C. Smith
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OQQPS)/(SSCD) AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington/
DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-2833
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-08-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 19
(SJCAS) lumber of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
arsenlc<7440-38-2> carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
asbestos<1332-21-4> coke oven emissions
beryllium<7440-41-7> fluorides
cadnium<7440-43-9> hydrocarbons
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(cent)
total reduced sulphur
total suspended participates
vinyl chlorlde<75-01-4>
visable emissions
zinc<7440-66-6>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
odors
ozone<10Q28-15-6>
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 1332-21-4; 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 630-08-0; 7439-92-1;
7439-97-6; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Smith/F.C.; Fischer,G.; Wright,H.
(KOR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Stationar
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Accession U0. 3403000902
(BQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Models Continuous Emission Monitoring
Subset
(&CR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CEMS
(MED) I>edia/Sub ject of Data Base or Model: Excess Emissions Stationary
source
(ASS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The collection of raw
Continuous Monitor output, through preparation of standardized
Excess Emissions Reports to summarization of input acceptable
to the Compliance Data System (CDS)/Continuous Emission
Monitoring (CE1*S) system. This will make tracking of Excess
Emission Reports much easier.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Howard Wright (202)382-2833;
Computer-related Edward Mandel (301) 424-9133; EPA Policy Howard
Wright (202)382-2833
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Stationary sources with continuous monitors as
required under State Implementation Plans and for neu sources.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESBAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS }3 HID CAA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Compliance
data ^Discharge points ^Industry /Inspection data / Location
data ^Manufacturer /Political subdivisions ^Production levels }
Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 09-01-80 TO 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: quarterly
(NOB) Wumber of observations in data base: 10,000.(Actual)
(.NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 16000
(to NF,I:)60000.
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations ;Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 15000
((less than).)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(greater than )1000 (- NCStless)(than )9000.
(NDF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (1
ess than )9000.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County /City /Town/township ^Street address ^Project
identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
jPlant location >Street address ;SIC code ; SCC ?Prograra
identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme National
Emissions Data System (NEDS)
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected bys Self reporting
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
Regional office Compliance Division
SPA headquarters Stationary Source Compliance Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification; NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; No statutory requirement;
Data collection requirement is through grant procedures to
non-federal agencies.
(OMS) Eata collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100 (Less than)
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Stationary Source Compliance Division.
EPA regional offices^ States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Compliance Data system ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Howard Wright^ OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OAQPS)/(SSCD) AD: 401 M
St., S.V. Sashlngton, D.C. 20460
PHj (202) 382-2833
(DP) Date of form completion: 12-31-82
(KMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 19
(fJCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12
(MAT) Substances represented in data base;
arsenic<7440-38-2> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
asbestos<1332-21-4> odors
berillium<7440-41-7> ozone<10028-15-6>
cadraium<7440-43-9> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
carbon raonoxide<630-08-0> total reduced sulphur
coke oven emissions total suspended particulates
fluorides vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
hydrocarbons visable emissions
lead<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
raercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 1332-21-4? 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 630-08-0; 7439-92-lj
743S-97-6; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact naaie(s): Wright; H.; Mandel, E.; Bright, H.
(FOR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Stationar
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Accession So. 3404000001
(DQ) Date of questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Discontinued
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Pesticide enforcement System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PEMS
(MED) Wedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: pesticide products
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: the Pesticide
Enforcement Management System is a mechanism for storing and
retrieving data regarding inspection visits and pesticide
products. It supports regional and state pesticides enforcement
activities by maintaining a nationwide record of pesticide
products inspected/ record of violations detected/ and
enforcement actions taken. Data covers pesticide products as
defined by the Federal Insecti- aide. Fungicide/ and
Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), identified by product registration number.
Ho chemical ingredient data is included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Carol Buchingham (202) 755-2647;
Computer-related Jean M
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
enforcement information for pesticide products
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;ln
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Accession No. 3404000001
(cont)
Pesticides & Toxic Substances Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency State labs do majority of sample
analysis
SPA lab National Enforcement Investigations Center
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-396, Section 9 (Federal Insecticide/ Fungicide, and
Rodenticide Act-FlFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 150
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Pesticides and Toxic Substances Enforcement Division
SPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software PEMS MIDS:3404000001 >EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Establishment
Registration Support System
(CMP) Completion of form:
Tim Shaw/John Martin
OFC: EPA/(OE/(OGE)/(PTSED)/
AD: VIar and Company 114 N. Columbus St. Alexandria/ VA 22314
PH: (703) 683-0885
(DF) Date of form completion; 01-11-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Buchingham/C, > Malachowski/J. ;
Martin/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Off ice of Pesticides and foxic Substances E
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Accession No. 3404000002
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Discontinued
(NAM) flame of Data Base of Model: Establishment Registration Support
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: ERSS
(MED) Pedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: pesticide production data
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: A centralized data base
is used to support inspection planning and case preparation for
pesticide enforcers by maintaining a nationwide file identifying
all pesticide producing establishments and their types and
amounts of annual production. Data covers pesticide products
as defined by the Federal Insecticide/ Fungicide/ and
Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), Identified by product registration
numbers. Mo chemical ingredient data is included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Carol Buckingham (202) 755-2647;
Computer-related Jean M
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Conbination/Other
production information for pesticide products.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Industry ^Location production levels
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(MOB) Number of observations in data base: 120000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 20000.
(INF) Data base includes: production volumes reported by producing
establishments.
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 8000*
(NCS) Fo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
800C.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 80
00.
(GFO) Geographic coverage of data base: International/ include foreign
product imports to U.S.
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County /City ;Street address ;EPA Establishment Number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;PJant location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address ;EPA Establishment Number
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme pesticide
registration number
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Sanplin
. g plan documented ^Collection method documented
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting
(ABY) Data analyzed by: data riot analyzed
(Pfil) primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PP.2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
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L 95-396, Section 7 (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide
Act-FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-01Q9
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 300
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Pesticides and Toxic Substances Enforcement Div./ QPP, SPRD,
BFSD.
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies, NIH/ U.S. Congress
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software ERSS MIDS:3404000002 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UFDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Pesticides
Enforcement Management System.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Tim Shaw/John Martin
OFC: EPA/(OE)/(OGE)/(PTSED)/
AD: Viar and Company 114 N. Columbus St. Alexandria, VA 22314
Pfl: (703) 683-0885
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-11-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Buckingham,C. ; Malacfcowskl/J. }
Martin/J.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances E
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAK) Name of Data Base of Model: FIFRA and TSCA Enforcement System
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Accession No. 3404000003 (cont)
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
FIFFA (PL 95-396) TSCA (PL 94-469)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0109
(REP) For HI of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 150
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices:
various
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
Other-Freedom of Information Request
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data.
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: ICC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: FATES ;EPA hardware NCC/IBM
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(CMP) Completion of form?
Carol L. Buckingham
OFC: FPA/PTSGD/OPTS (EN-342)# AD: 401 M St. S.W., Washington, D.C.
20460
PH: (202) 382-5569
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-07-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Buckingham/^ } Malachowski/J. ;
Martin,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances E
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Accession No. 4205000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Fame of Data Base of Model; Mining and Willing of Non Uranium
Ores
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: StDHS
(MED) l^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Effluents mine
drainage ;Emissicns crusher and dryer exhausts ; Other ore ;0ther
final product of mining/ milling/ smelting
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
radiological assessments of mining and benef iciation of zinc,
copper/ iron/ bauxite/ limestone/ clay/ titanium, zirconium and
phosphate ores. Samples of exhaust stack emissions (using EPA
reference methods) from high temperature processes are emphasized.
Effluent (water) and air concentrations of radon are collected at
both open pit and underground nines. Locations included are in
Michigan/ Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Tennessee/ Hen Jersey, West
Virginia/ Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona, Montana, Utah and
Illinois.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Michael O'Connell (702)798-2449j
Computer-related Paul Hahn (702)798-2443; EPA Office Office of
Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Facility
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection stacks/ effluent streams, and ponds
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;0ischarge points ; Elevation ;Flow rates flndustry ;
Location population demographics ^Sampling date ;Temperature ;
Volume/mass measures ;Wind direction ;Wind velocity
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-78 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1500. (Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 19.
(HCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Pro3ect identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location /Parent corp name ^Parent corp location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/ variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect. /anal, procedures conform to CRt guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
UUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
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(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by; EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las
Vegas Lab ^Contractor lab PSDco Environ Midwest Research
Incorporated, Engineering Science^ TRW* Inc. Seston
(A8Y) Data analyzed bys EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Lab
Contractor lab Eberline Instrument Corporation
EPA headquarters Office of Kadiation Programs
CIOL) Laboratory identifications YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection; Development of regulations
or standards
(PK2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization is P
L 82-206 as amended. Section 122 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) lumber of regular users of data base; 4 not-more after report is
published
(USR) Current regular users of data base: SPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
si thin EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other federal agency
;Department of Energy
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Magnetic disc
(BAG) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System HlDSj62Q4000118 ; EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael f. Q'Connell
QFC: FPA/(OANR)/(ORP)/(QRP-LVF)
AD: Las Vegas 8V 89114
PH: (702)798-2449
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 10
(MCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
uranium 238<7440-61-1> thorium 228
lead 210 thorium 230<14269-63-7>
polonium 210 thorium 232 <7440-29-l>
radium 226<13982-63-3> uranium 234<13966-29-5>
radon radon
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 7440-61
-1; 13982-63-3; 10043-92-2; 14269-63-7; 7440-29-1; 13966-29-5
(CNM) Contact narae(s): 0*Connell,M.; Hahn^P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Facility
(HOR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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Accession No. 4205000902
(DQ) Date of Questionaire; 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Departments of Energy and Defense
Facilities
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Kodel: STDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Ground water ;Soil
;Surface water Lakes ;0ther vegetation
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
tritium and plutonium data from surveys performed by EPA and/or
state personnel at the Rocky Flats Defense Facility in Colorado,
the Trinity Weapons Testing Site in Hew Mexico* and the Kerr-HcGee
Fuel Fabrication Facility in Oklahoma. Other fission products
were also looked for at the Rocky Flat Facility (cesium-137).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wayne Bliss (702)798-2474;
Computer-related Paul Hahn (702)798-2443; EPA Office, Office of
Radiation Programs (702)798-2476
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 18 radioactive
(NPP) non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Site description /Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-73 TO 12-30-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 500.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlant location ;Parent corp name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented /Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRF) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency associated local agencies in
Colorado and New Mexico ; State agency state radiological
agencies (Colorado and New Mexico) ; Regional office Region 8 ;EPA
lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas ; Other federal agency
Department of Energy/Energy Research and Development
Administration,/ and Depa
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency local municipalities
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State agency Colorado and New Mexico: state radiological agencies
Regional office Region 8
EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Facility
EPA headquarters Office of Radiation Programs
MDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement;
Data collection requirement is EPA Reorganization Plan No.3 and
guidance originating from Federal Radiation Council
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Comparison of Soil Sampling Techniques at Rocky Flats; Office
of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas 78-3 Plutonium around Trinity
Site
Unpublished reports memoranda
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other federal agency
Department of Energy
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System MIDS:6204000118 ; EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael F. O'Connell
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(QRP)/ plutoniun 239<15117-48-3>
Plutonium 238<13981-l6-3> tritium<10028-17-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 10045-9
7-3; 13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 10028-17-8
(CNM) Contact name(s): Bliss/W.; Hahn,P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Radiation Programs
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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Accession No. 4205000905
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Technical Support to State
Regulatory Agencies
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ?Ground water >Sediraent
;Soil ^Surface water Lakes, rivers ; Other vegetation
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base consists
of radiochemical analyses on air* water, and soil samples collected
by either state or SPA-Office of Radiation Programs personnel
for the expressed purpose of identifying radionuclide levels In
media as a result from ongoing state investigation programs or
Incidents involving the accidental release of material. This
data base contains data from events such as the Mount St. Helens
volcanic eruption (4/80), tritium releases from Atomics
International in Tuscon/ Arizona (1979), the United Nuclear mill
tailing dam break at Churchrock, New Mexico (7/79) and the
transportation incidents at Beatty, New Mexico. Every task
contained in this data base has memoranda or telecommunication
records to document Office of Radiation Programs involvement
with agencies outside EPA.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wayne Bliss (702)798-2476;
Computer-related Paul Hahn (702)798-2443; EPA Office, Office of
Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Facility
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 13 radioactive
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date ;Site description ;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO Present
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only ;0ther
at s few locations samples are recollected at a later date
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 2000.(Estimated)
(NEZ) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 200.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/l.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location
(CDS) pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
data base is a compilation of nany specific projects each of which
has an event code assigned to it. The event code is mandatory.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit; Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements.
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used and documented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Local agency various agencies /State agency
various states /Regional office vari
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency various states
Regional office various regional offices
SPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Lab
Contractor lab Eberline Lab> LFE Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
Executive Reorganization Plan No. 3, 12/1970; former
responsibilities of Federal Radiation Council
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OUB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Office of Radiation Programs Technical Note
Unpublished reports memoranda
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
States
Navajo Nation
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other Federal Agency:
Department of Energy
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Magnetic disc
(DAC) type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System MIDS:6204000118 ; SPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Eirect charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Keekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael F. OTonnell
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(QRP)/(ORP-LVF)
AD: Las Vegas, NV 89114
PH! (702)798-2449
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 8
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
radium 226<13982-63-3> polonium 210
tritium<10028-17-8> radon<10043-92-2>
uranium 238<7440-61-1> thorium 230
leac 210 thorium 232
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 13982-6
3-3; 10028-17-8; 7440-61-1; 10043-92-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Bliss/H.; Hahn,P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
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Facility
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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Accession No, 4205000906
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Field Studies at Low-Level
Radioactive Waste Burial Sites
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Air ^Emissions gas fluxs
through soils ;Soil ;0ther soil moisture °f Other vegetation
transpiration
hind direction ;
Mind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base; 06-01-79 to Present
(TRM) Termination of data collection; Hot known
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; one tine only
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 200.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base; 20.
(INF) Data base Includes; Rau data/observations
(NTS) total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 4,
(NCS) No« stations or sources currently originating/contributing data;
2.
(UOF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state Nevada
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County >City ^Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
/Parent corp name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of Hhich user should be attare: Sampl
ing procedures are experimental.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Analysis method documented jQA procedures
documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Office of Radiation on Programs-Las
Vegas Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1), Primary purpose of data collection; Development of regulations
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or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose ot data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 86-206 as amended, Section 122 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports memoranda
(NUS) Kumber of regular users of data base: 1 person
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other Federal Agency:
Department of Energy
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System HIDS:6204000118 ; EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base vaster file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael F. O'Connell
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(ORP)/(ORP-LVF)
AD: Las Vegas NV 89114
PP.: (702) 798-2449
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(HCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
carbon 14<14762-75-5> methane
krypton 85<13983-27-2> radon<10043-92-2>
tritium<10028-17-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14762-7
5-5; 13983-27-2; 10028-17-8; 10043-92-2
(CUM) Contact name(s): O'Connell/M.F. ; Hahn/P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Facility
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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Accession No. 4205000907
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Mining and Milling of Uranium
Ores-National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Sys
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air jEf fluents National
pollutant Discharge Elimination System discharge points
; Emissions dryer exhaust stacks /Sediment jSoil
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
data on radionuclide concentrations on and in the surrounding
environment at all abandoned uranium mill tailing piles in the
states of Utah/ Oregon/ Neu Mexico/ Colorado/ and Arizona* Data is
also available on six active mine and millsites in Neu Mexico.
Stack emission data (using EPA methods) is available for the
active operations*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Joseph Hans (702)798-2461;
Computer-related Paul Hahn (702)798-2443; EPA Office, Office of
Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Facility
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection stacks/ uater discharge points/ mine vents/ tailings
piles/ and soil.
(STA) Data Base status: Update terminated (Could be reactivated)
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
; Sampling date ;Site description j Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 09*30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 09-30-81
(FRQ) Freguency of data collection or sampling: one tine only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 4000. (Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 30
(Estimated)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(NQF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ^Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIK) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Parti
cle sizing and emission test data are not on the computer at this
time.
(DPR) Data collect. /anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Fdltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
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(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency various municipalities ;State
agency various states* agencies ; Regional office various
regional offices ;EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Facility ; EPA headquarters Office of Radiation Programs
(A8¥) Data analyzed by: Local agency Various municipalities
State agency Various states* agencies
Regional office Various regional offices
EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas Facility
Contractor lab Eberline Lab,, or LFE* Inc.
SPA headquarters Office of Radiation Programs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection! Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 8S-206/ as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA) No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Uranium Mill Tailing Control Act
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Office of Radiation Programs Technical Notes
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 6
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
EPA laboratories
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other Federal Agency:
Department of Energy
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System MlDs:6204000118 ? EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael F. O'Connell
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(QRP)/(ORP-LVF)
AD: Las Vegas/ HV 89114
PHI (702) 798-2476
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
radium trace metals
radon<10043-92-2> uraniun<"J440-61-l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10043-9
2-2; 7440-61-1
(CUM) contact name(s): Hans,J»; HahivP.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Facility
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Prog rams.Office of Radiation P
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Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
^Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Obser
vations are generally continuous at any single site. Sites are
generally locations of known or suspected radon levels.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Fditting: So known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency several local agencies ;State
agency Montana/ Utah/ South Dakota/ N EPA lab Office of Radiation
Programs-Las Vegas jOther federal agency Nuclear Regulatory
Commission
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
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or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to improve body of knowledge in
subject area.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 8
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
SPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Otber federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
?computer cards
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;user can write own program, data
on cards also
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Philip C. Nyberg
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(ORP-LVF)
AD: Box 18416, Las Vegas NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2476
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
bismuth 214 polonium 214
lead 214 polonium 218
(CMM) Contact name(s): Boyd, E.; Hopper, R-; Hahn, P.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(SAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Sample Tracking and Data Management
System —Indoor Radon
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: N
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air fDrinking Hater ;Soil
>0ther not related to specific media: multimedia samp radon
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base consists
of the indoor radon/radon progeny data stored in the Sample
Tracking and Data Management System. Data includes track etch
and other radon monitoring results.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Moore (702) 798-2452 ;
Computer-related John Moore
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: CoBbination/Other ambient
(air) and non-point source (soil and houses)
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 18 radioactive
(BTPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Elevation
;Location ^sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature }
Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-80 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;less
than hourly ;daily ;weekly ;monthly quarterly ; semi annually
;annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000.
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250.
(NCS) No, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
250.
(?JQF) Mumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;City ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base primarily started for track etch results and will Include
ancillary data. Time period based on individual project
objective. Quality Assurance documentation being developed.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates 20 counting error
term included.
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency numerous municipalities ;State
agency South Dakota, Utah, Montana, Texas jEPA lab Office of
Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Office of Radiation Programs-Las Vegas
Contractor Terradex, Inc.
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
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or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to improve basic knowledge of
this area.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request; also machine readable raw data/ and on-line computer
terminal.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 30 or more
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
States
contractors of Office of Radiation Programs
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(CLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab/ Environmental
Monitoring Systems Lab, Las Vegas,, NY
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc and magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System MIDS:6204000118 } EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly Other
related EPA data bases: INFORM System
(CMP) Completion oi form:
David E. Bernhardt
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(ORP-LVF)
AD; Box 18416, Las Vegas NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2469
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
radium 226<13982-63-3> radon 222
radon 220
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 13982-6
3-3
(CNM) Contact name(s): Moore/J. ; Moore,J. ; Hendricks/D.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Off ice of Radiation Programs.Office of Radiation P
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Accession No. 4206000902
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) flame of Data Base of Model: Eastern Environmental Radiation
Facilities (EERF) Sample Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CAA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Atmospheric deposition
;Drinking water ;Ground water ; Sediment ; Soil ;Surface water
RIVERS, LAKES, STREAMS ;Tissue human, fish, animals
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Eastern
Environmental Radiation Facilities (EERF) Is a radiation lab
committed to the management of about a dozen radiation sampling
networks which submit samples for analysis on regular
schedules. These samples are from a Hide variety of media. In
addition, the EERF analyzed large numbers of sanples for special
projects. The Clean Air Act (CAA) data base has Information
covering all samples analyzed at EERF.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Charles R. Phillips (205)272-3402 ex
16; computer-related Jon Broadway (205)272-3402 ex 31; EPA Office
Charles R. Phillips (205)272-3402 ex 16
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other all
types of data collection
(STA) Data Base status: operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 18 radioactive
>21 drinking water standards
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Flow rates ;Location ;Physical data ; Precipitation
;Sampling date ^Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass measures ;
collection date and tine ^receipt date by Eastern Environmental
Radiation Facilities ; Flag date ;sample type ^Population ;other
Identifications
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only >weekly
;raonthly ;quarterly ;semi annually ^annually ) as needed ;Cther
sampling rates say be accelerated to as frequent as daily in
certain cases.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 13800.(Actual)
(IMF) Lata base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 300.
(NCS) Wo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
200.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCity
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
jPlant location
(CDS) pollutant Identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
•(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
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measurements
(EDT) Fditting; Complete report generation program is part of system.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;Locai agency various local
agencies ;State agency various state Regional office all regional
offices ;EPA lab Eastern Environmental Radiation Facilities
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Eastern Environmental Radiation
Facility
(IDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(Pfil) Primary purpose of data collection; Trend assessment Monitoring
of fallout or other large scale release
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection! Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
various environmental acts such as the Clean Air Act (P L
88-206)
(OiMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms!
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Environmental Radiation Data Ca quarterly publication)
On-line computer report generation program
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 300
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States CONFIDENTIAL: Limits on access within EPA and outside
agency for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc & tapes
(DAC) Type of data access! EPA software MIDS:420600Q902 Jdial in
access with low speed terminal
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(JJPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Daily
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Environmental Radiation Ambient Monitoring System (ERAMS) part
of Fastern Environmental Radiation Facilities (EERF) Sample
Data Base
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon A. Broadway
OFC! E?A/(aANR)/(QRP)/CEERF)
AD! P.O. Box 3009, Montgomery AL 36193
PH: (205)272-3402; FTS 534-7615
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(JJHAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 17
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 16
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
barium 140<14798-G8-4> plutoniun 239<15117-48-3>
cesium 137<10045-97-3> potassiuiK7440-09-7>
gross alpha radium 226<13982-63-3>
iodine 129<15046-84-l> radium 228<15262-20-1>
iodine 131<10043-66-0> strontiua 89<14158-27-l>
krypton 85<13983-27-2> strontium 90<10098-97-2>
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3> tritium<10028-17-8>
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uranium 234<13966-29-5> uranium 238<7440-61-1>
uranium 235<15117-96-l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14798-0
8-4; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 13983-27-2;
13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1;
14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1;
7440-61-1
(CUM) Contact natne(s): Phlllips/C.R. ; Broaduay,J.A. ;
Phillips/C.R.
(PQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Alrr Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Eastern Environmental
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: RANDAY
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; ERFDAYYY
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Atmospheric deposition
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data based contains
data on gross beta concentration in samples of airborne
particulates and precipitation, Location (city & state)/ 5 hour
field estimate (pico curies per cubic meter), along with maximum/
minimum/ and average results for same are given as well as
millimeters of rainfall analyzed and reported in nano curies per
square meter. Specific gamma is reported in pico curies per liter.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gerry Luster <205) 272-3402 ;
Computer-related S.E. R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ^Location ^Precipitation ^Sampling date ; station number
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-78 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily ^weekly
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 8100.(Estimated)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2700.
(OIF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: SO.
(NCS) Do. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
50.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring); (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: station number
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Diffe
rent sampling periods. Precipitation data limited to 24
stations.
(AND Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AfJD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(SDT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(C3Y) Data collected by: Local agency various local agencies ;State
agency various state agencies / Regional office all regional
offices ;EPA lab Eastern Environmental Radiation Facility
(AEY) Data analyzed by: SPA lab Eastern Environmental Radiation
Facility
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
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L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Environmental Radiation Data Quarterly
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 375
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DftC) Type of data access: EPA software MIDS:4206000904 ;contact by
phorse
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other daily
(CMP) Completion of forms
Stanley E. Richardson
OFC: EPA/(QANR)/(ORP)/(EERF)
PH: (205) 272-3402
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
gross beta
(CNM) contact name(s): LusteoG. } Richardson/S.E.j Philllps/C
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Eastern Environmental
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Environmental Radiofrequency Data
Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) vedla/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other radiofrequency
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Ambient radiofrequency
environments (0.5-1.6 Megahertz, 54-900 Megahertz) in 15
metropolitan areas (Atlanta, Boston/ Chicago, Denver, Houston,
Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Portland,
San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC); about 30
measurement sites in each metropolitan area. Results reported
in Volts/meter for 0.5-1.6 Megahertz and in microwatts/square
centimeter for 54-900 Megahertz.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Richard A. Tell (702)798-2440 ;
EPA Office David 5. Jan
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Exposure
data ^Location population density ^Sampling date ;frequency
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 11-01-75 TO 09-30-81
(TPM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 486 sites.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data bases 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0.
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDS) pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(HM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on £PA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Fdltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: SPA headquarters Office of Radiation Programs
(ABY) Data analyzed by: SPA headquarters Office of Radiation Programs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Date collection requirement is to support regulations and
standards development.
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Population Exposure to VHF and OHF Broadcast; Radiation in the
U.S. National Technical Information Service #PB294637
(NOS) dumber of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(CMP) Completion of form:
David E. Janes
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(ORP)
ADs 9100 Brookvllle Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20910
PH: (301)427-7604
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-06-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
ambient radiofrequencyenvironments
(CNM) Contact naiue(s): Tell,R.A. ; Janes/0.E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Support and Analysis
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(DQ) Date of Questioiiaire; 12-02-82
(NAJ4) fiame of Data Base of Model: BOD/TSS Study - Refrigerated vs.
Unrefrigerated
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(WED) fcedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents- Final effluent
wastetater streams from pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: BOD5 and TSS data
collected under refrigerated and unrefrigerated sample storage
conditions for a period of approx imately 60 days at 15 pulp,
paper, and paperboard mills.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Willard C. Warren (207) 775- 5401 ;
Computer-related David J. Ryan (207) 775-5401 ; EPA Office
Robert W. Dellinger, Effluent Guidelines Division (202) 382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source- discharges
from pulp, paper, and jpaperboard mills
(STA) Data Base status; Date base updated terminated
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- BODS and
TSS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method or instrument j concentration measures } industry i
location ; manufacturer } temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-07 TO 08-12
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 80-12
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 3600 (Estimated to date)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 15
(NCS) Eo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 15
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Not applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include; Plant or facility
name ; plant location } program assigned identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Time
period for data collection and analytical procedures are not
identical for each mill. Some information is confidential.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following-
Analysis method
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? No,
although approved methods were specified, deviations did occur
and varied mill-to-ralll.
(ADD) Lab Audit: NO
(PRS) Precision: Partial- "Precision" studies completed for all BOD
and TSS analyses,; no "accuracy" studies*
(EOT) Emitting: Yes, undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Self-reporting, permittee (analyzed samples
and submitted data) ; contractor, E. C. Jordan Co., Inc. (received
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submitted data from permittee an summarized it)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor, S. C. Jordan Co., Inc. (analyzed
data, not samples)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collections Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collections No, industry representatives
comments led to this cooperative study between the Agency and its
contractor and an industry representative (NCASI). Participation
by wills was voluntary.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications-
"An Evaluation of the Effects of Sample Storage Conditions on
the measurements of 8005 by E. C, Jordan Co. under SPA contract
68-01-5783 ; Other- Printouts on request if EPA-EGD authorization
received.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices-
Effluent Guidelines Division > Other- E. C. Jordan Co., Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agency.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Other- Magnetic Diskette
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually only
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: So outside use/access permitted
without EPA Authorization
(npDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: JSone, project is
complete; data file closed.
(CiMP) Completion of form: ^Robert E. Handy, Jr.f GFCs E. C. Jordan
Co., Inc.* AD: P. 0. Box 7050, DTS ; Portland ME 04112$ PH:
(207) 775-540i#
(OF) Date of form completion: 02-03-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
BODS TSSS
(CMM) Contact name(s): Harren,W.C. ; Ryan,D.J. } Dellinger,R.H.
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Cfflce of lilater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: EPA Supplemental Pulp/ Paper, and
Paperboard Industry Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SOP
CKED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluent- Raw/
intermediate/ and final effluent uasteuater streams from pulp/
paper/ and paperboard mills Some data confidential. > Other-
Pulp/ paper/ and paperboard mills production data (some
confidential).
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Up to 33 months of raw,
intermediate/ and final effluent wastewater streams daily 60D5/
TSS/ COD/ ammonia/ pH, temperature/ color/ and flow data from 44
pulp/ paper/ and paperboard mills. Not all data for all streams is
available for all mills. Type of mill (based on process-and
product)/ production levels/ and type of uasteuater treatment
system in-place information is available. Some data is
confidential.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Hillard C. Warren (207) 775- 5401 j
Computer-related David J, Ryan (207) 775-5401 ? EPA Office
Robert H. Delllnger/ Effluent Guidelines Division (202) 382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source- discharges
at pulp/ paper/ and paperboard mills
(STA) Data Base status: Presently operational/ongoing
(GPP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- Refer to
abstract/overview of data base
(IfPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Flow rates ;
industry ; location / manufacturer ; production levels ; sampling
date ; temperature } test/analysis method } treatment devices or
processes ; volume/mass measures ; also refer to abstract/overview
of data base
(DS.) Time period covered by data base: 07-77 TG 03-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 80-03
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 400/000(Estimated to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations } aggregate or summary
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 120
(HCS) Wo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 44
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Not applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name ? plant location } program assigned Identifier
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of «hich user should be aware: Not
all data for all wastewater streams (stations/ sources) is
available for all facilities. Some data Is confidential. Time
periods covered by data not identical for all mills.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: NO
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(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Yes
(assumed/ as data submitted Has reported by permittee)
(AUD) Lab Audit: NO
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EOT) Editting: Yes, undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Self-reporting, Permittee (provided data to
be analyzed) ; Contractor, E. C. Jordan Co*, Inc. (collected
data from permittee for analysis)
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor, S. C. Jord~Aan Co., Inc. (analyzed
data; permittee analyzed samples)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Yes, citation- Clean Water
Act of 1977, P.L. 95-217, Section 308
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
Yes: OMB form number 158-RQ160
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports- "Supplemental Data Request Program11 by E. C. Jordan Co.
; Other- Printouts on request if EPA- EGD authorization received
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices,
Effluent Guidelines Division > Other, E. C. Jordan Co., Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agency
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DSf) Form of data storage: Other- Magnetic Diskette
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually only
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
without EPA Authorization
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other- as necessary
to correct data
(CMP) Completion of form: #Robert E. Handy, Jr.# OFC! E. C. Jordan
Co., Inc.| AD: P. 0. Box 7050, DTS; Portland ME 04112* PR: (207)
775-5401#
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-02-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogen and compounds suspended solids
oxygen demand ammonia
PH
(CflM) contact narae(s): barren,!.C. ; Ryan,D.J. ; Delllnger,R.H.
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Affluent Guidelines Dlvisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Long-Term Sampling Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents- Ran/
intermediate and final effluent uasteuater streams from pulp,
paper/ and paperboard mills. Some data is confidential. / Other-
Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills production data (some
confidential).
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Approximately 6 months
of rau, intermediate, and final effluent wastewater streams
penodic flow, BODS, TSS and specific toxic and nonconventional
pollutant data for a bleached kraft mill and a deink (tissue
papers) mill in the pulp, paper, and paperbcard industry.
Intermediate and final effluent stream data is available for
the bleached craftwill? all 3 streams data is abailable for the
deink mill. Production levels and type of uasteuater treatment
system in-place information is available. Some sata is
confidential.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Millard C. Warren (207) 775- 5401 ;
Computer-related David J. Ryan (207) 775-5401 ; EPA Office
Robert W. Dellinger, Effluent Guidelines Division (202) 382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source, discharges
at pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
(STA) Data Base status: Presently operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other-
2, 4,5-trlchlorophenol; 4, 5-dichloroguaiacol; 3,4,5- and
4,5,6-trichloroguaiacol;tetrachloroguaiacol;oleic acid, linoleic
acid,linolenic acid;9,10-epoxystearic acid;9,10-dichlorostearic
"acidjabietic acid,dehydroabietic acld,isopimaric acidjlevopiraarie
acid;neoabietic acid;palustric acid;pimarie acidjsandaracopiroaric
acic;monochlorodehydroabietic acid,dichlorodehydroabietic acid;
dimethyl sulfide,dimethyl disulfide
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: flou rates /
industry ; location ; manufacturer } production levels > sampling
date ; treatment devices or processes > volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-81 TO 01-82
(TPvM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred
(FHQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 4500(Estiraated to date)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0
(IMF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations > aggregate or summary
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 2
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National '
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Not applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name ; plant location ; program assigned identifier
(CDS) pollutant identification data are: Coded, other coding scheme
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(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Not
all data for all waste water streams (stations/ sources) Is
available for each facility. Some information is confidential.
Time period covered by data not identical for ecah mill.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRO guidelines: No/
but other documentation available for each of the following-
Sampling plan/ Collection method/ Analysis method/ and QA
procedures.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: NO
(PRE) Precision: Not Included in data base/ precision and accuracy
measurements available from other sources
(FDT) Fditting: Yes/ undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Self-Reporting/ Permittee (BODS, TSS, flow) >
Contractor/ E. C. Jordan Co./ Inc. (all other parameters)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor/ £. C. Jordan Co./ Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No. This study was
undertaken by the Agency and its contractor to add to previous
knowledge from other studies authorized under Section 308 of the
1977 Clean Water Act (P.L. 95- 217). Participation by the
facilities was voluntary.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
HO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports/ "Long-Term Sampling Program" by E. C. Jordan Co. ; Other-
Printouts on request if SPA-EGO authorization received
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Currant regular users of data base: EPA Headdquarters Offices/
Effluent Guidelines Division ; Other- E. C. Jordan Co./ Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential/ limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agency
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Other- Magnetic Diskette
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually only
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other- as necessary
to correct data
(CMP) completion of form: ^Robert E. Handy/ Jr.ft OFC: E. C. Jordan
Co./ Inc.* AD: P. 0. Box 7050/ DTS; Portland ME 04112# PH: (207)
775-5401J*
(DP) Date of forra completion: 02-03-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 56
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0
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(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
chloreform(trichLoromethane)
2,4-dichloropheaol
pentachlorophenol
PCB-1016 (arochlor 1016)
PC3-1221 (arochlor 1221)
PCB-1232 (arochlor 1232)
PCB-1242 (arochlor 1242)
PCB-1248 (arochlor 1248)
PCB-1254 (arochlor 1254)
PCB-1260 (arochlor 1260)
2,4,6- trichlorophenol
dissolved oxygen
suspended solids
2,3,5-trichlorophenol
4, 5-dichlorogualacol
3,4,5-trichloroguaiacol
4, 5,6-trichloroguaiacol
tetrachloroguaiacol
oleic acid
linoleic acid
linolenic acid
9,10-epoxystearic acid
9, 10-dichlorostearic acid
dehydroabietic acid
isopimaric acid
levopimarie acid
neoebietic acid
palustric acid
pimarie acid
sandaracopimaric acid
monochlorodehydroabeitic acid
dichlorodehydroabeitic acid
dimethyl sulfide
dimethyl disulfide
2^ 4, 5- tr ichl or ophenol
4/5-dichloroguaiacol
3/4,5- and 4,5,6-trichloroguaiacol
tetrachloroguaiacol
oleic acid/ linoleic acid/
linolenic acid
9,10-epoxystearic acid
9/10-dichlorostearic acid
abietic acid/dehydroabietic acid,
isopimaric acid
levcpimarie acid
neoabietic acid
palustric acid
pinserie acid
sancaracopimaric acid
raoncchlorodehydroabietic acid*
dichlorodehydroable tic acid
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dimethyl suiti6e,dimethyl
disulfide
(CNM) Contact naroe(s): Warren, fe.C. ; Ryan,D.J. ; Dellinger/R
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of »ater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Regulatory Information and
Management System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: RIMAS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents- industrial
limitations & guidelines ; other- Effluent Guidelines Divisions
rulemaking packages and other products
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Regulatory
Information Management and Accountability System provides
summaries of various Effluent Guidelines Division rulemaking
activities including; available data for comparative analysis of
information; status of regulatory developments; and profile
descriptions for all industrial projects. It further serves to
provide information that may be used for the analysis and
evaluation of the quality of EDG rulemaking activities with
respect to the defensabillty of the regulations.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Debbie Seal/ Program Analyst 382-7220
; EPA Office Linda Wilbur/ Assisbant to the Director/
Regulatory Policy EGO 382-7163
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ; 11
conventional water ; 15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: collection
method or instrument ; concentration measures ; cost or economic
data ; discharge poijnts ; flow rates ; funding data ; Industry ;
sampling date ; test/analysis method ; treatment devices or
processes ; use ; volume/mass measures ; subcategorlzation
scheme of regulations; regulatory history and dvelopment; Standard
Industrial Classification Codes
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-80 TO 12-82
(TRK) Termination of data collection: Sot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only ;
ongoing:monthly ; ongoing:annually ; ongoing:as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 9&352(Estimated to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ; aggregate or summary
observation ; reference data or citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 50
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
28
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): N/
A
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; individual project identifier
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility include: program assigned
identifier
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Exist
Ing data bases are dependent upon the specific and most current
rulemaking activity within the Effluent Guidelines Division.
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to ORD guidelines: N/A
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(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? N/A
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: Not included in data base, precision and accuracy
measurements available from other sources
(EDf) Editting: Yes, documented edits
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA Headquarters EGD
(ABY) Data analyzed by: SPA Headquarters EGD
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulation
standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports- "EGD Regulatory Status" } other- (CRT) Word-Processor
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Qffices-
01, OWRS, EGC, DAS, Enforcement/Perraitts, OPRM & others ; EPA
Regional Offices ; EPA Laboratories ; other federal agencies }
states $ other- U.S. Congress
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters Office
(DSt) Form of data storage: Orlgional form, hardcopy, readings, etc.
(DAC) Type of data access: Other- Lexitron Word processor
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: SO
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other- as needed
(RSS) Belated EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(ROBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Related EPA data bases, other program products related to the
different stages of the regulatory development process
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of forms ^Debbie Seal* OFC: OH/EGDf AD: Rra. 931-D,
WSM-E, 401 M St., S.tf., Washington, D.C.tf PH: (202) 382-7220
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 165
(HCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 145
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Acenaphthene <83-32-9> 3,4-Benzofluoranthene <205-99-2>
Acenaphthylene <208-96-8> Benzo(k) fluoranthene <207-08-9>
Acrolein <107-02-8> Benzo(g,h,i)perylene <191-24-2>
Acrylonitrile <107-13-l> BenzoCa3pyrene <50-32-8>
Aldrin <309-00-2> Beryllium <7440-41-7>
Anthracene <120-12-7> Bis(2- chloroethoxy)nethane
Antimony <7440-36-0> <111-91-1>
Arsenic <7440-38-2> Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
Asbestos <1332-21-4>
BHC-.Alpha. <319-84-6> Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
BHC-.Beta. <319-85-7> <39638-32-9>
8HC (lindarie)-.Gamma. <58-89-9> Bis (chloromethyl)ether
BHC-.Delta. <319-86-8> <542-88-l>
Benzene <71-43-2> Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
Benzidine <92-87-5> <117-81-7>
Benzo(a)anthracene <56-55-3> Broraomethane <74-83-9>
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4-8romophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
Butyl benzyl phthalate <85-68-7>
Cadmium <7440-43-9>
Carbon tetrachloride <56-23-5>
Chlcrdane <57-74-9>
Chiorobenzene <108-90-7>
Chlcrodibromomethane <124-48-l>
Chloroethane <75-00-3>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
<110-75-8>
Chloroform <67-66-3>
p-Chloro-fli-cresol <59-SO-7>
Chloromethane <74-87-3>
2-Chloronaphthalerie <91-56-7>
2-Chlorophenol <95-57-8>
4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
Chromium <7440-47-3>
Chrysene <218-01-9>
Copper <7440-50-8>
Cyanide <57-12-5>
4,4'-DDD(p,p'-TDE) <72-54-8>
4,4'-DDE(p,p*-DDX) <72-55-9>
4,4*-DDT <50-29-3>
DibenzoCa^Wanthracene <53-70-3>
Oi-B-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1/2-Dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
If3-Dichlorobenzene <541-73-l>
ljr4-DIchlorobenzene <106-46-7>
3^3'- Dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
Dichlorobromoroethane <75-27-4>
Dichlorodifluoromethane <75-71-8>
1,1-Dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-Dichloroethane <107-06-2>
1,1-Dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
Ij,2-tran5-0ichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
DicJiloromethane <75-09-2>
2,4-Dichlorophenol <120-83-2>
1,2-Dichloropropane <78-B7-5>
1^2-Dichloropropylene <563-54-2>
Dieldrin <60-57-l>
Oiethyl phthalate <84-€6-2>
2,4- Dimethylphenol <105-67-9>
Dimethyl phthalate <131-li-3>
4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
2,4-Dinitrophenol <51-28-5>
2,4-Dinitrotoluene <121-14-2>
2f 6-Dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
Di-u-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
If2-Diphenylhydrazine <122-66-7>
Endosulfan-.Alpha. <959-98-8>
Endosulfan-.Beta, <33213-65-9>
Endosulfan sulfate <1031-07-8>
Endrin <72-20-8>
Endrin aldehyde <7421-93-4>
Ethylbenzene <100-41-4>
Fluoranthene <206-44-0>
Fluorene <86-73-7>
Heptachlor <76-44-8>
Heptachlor epoxide <1024-57-3>
Hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
Hejcachlorobutadiene <87-68-3>
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
<77~47-4>
Hexachloroethane <67-72-l>
Indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene <193-39-5>
Isophorone <78-59-l>
Lead <7439-92-l>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
Naphthalene <91-20-3>
Nickel <7440-02-0>
Kitrobenzene <98-95-3>
2-Mitrophenol <88-7S-5>
4-Nitrophenol <100-02-7>
N-Nitrosodiroethylaioine <62-75-9>
N-Mitrosodiphenylamine <86-30-6>
N-Nitrosodi-n- propylaraine
<621-64-7>
Pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
Phenanthrene <85-01-8>
Phenol <108-95-2>
PCB-1016 (Arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
PCB-1221 (Arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
PCB-1232 (Arochor 1232)
PCB-1242 (Arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
PCB-1248 (Arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
PCB-1254 {Arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
PCB-1260 (Arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
Pyrene <129-00-0>
Selenium <7782-49-2>
Silver <7440-22-4>
2^ 4^ 7, 8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (TCDD)
1/1/2,2-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
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Tetrachloroethylene <127~18-4>
Thallium <7440-28-0>
Toluene <108-88-3>
Toxaphene <80Ql-35-2>
Tribromomethane <75-25-2>
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene <120-82-l>
1,1,1-Trichloroe thane <71-55-6>
If If2-Trichloroethane <79-00-5>
Trichloroethylene <79-01-6>
Trlchlorof luoroioethane <7S-69-4>
2/4/6- Trichlorophenol
<88-06-2>
Vinyl chloride <75-01-4>
Zinc <7440-66-6>
Acidity
Alkalinity
Dissolved Oxygen
Dissolved Solids
Fecal collform
Nitrogen <7727-37-9>
Oxygen demand
PH
Phosphorus <7723-14-0>
Suspended solids
Arsenic <744Q-38-2>
Barium <7440-39-3>
BeryliiuiB <7440-41-7>
Cadmiuns <7440-43-9>
Chromium <7440-47-3>
Cobalt <7440-48-4>
Copper <7440-50-8>
Iron <7439-89-6>
Lead <7439-92-l>
Manganese and compounds
<7439-96-5>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
Nickel <7440-02-0>
Selenium <7782-49-2>
Titanium <7440-32~6>
Vanadium <7440-62-2>
Oil and Crease
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 83-32-9
I 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 58-89-9; 319-86-8;
71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 205-99-2; 207-08-9; 191-24-2;
50-32-8; 7440-41-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 542-88-1;
117-81-7; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 59-50-7;
74-67-3; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 7005-72-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 53-70-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91-94-1; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 78-87-5;
563-54-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 105-67-9; 131-11-3; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 122-66-7; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
1031-07-8; 72-20-8; 7421-93-4; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
76-44-8; 1024-57-3; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47^4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
98-95-3; 88-75-5; 100-02-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 621-64-7;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 129-00-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 120-82-1; 71-55-6; 79-00-5; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 88-06-2; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0;
! 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4;
7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 7440-02-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2
(COR) Contact organization: Regulatory Policy EGD
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAH) Name of Data Base of Model: State and Local Noise Control Data
Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Noise
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
the nature and scope of environmental noise control activities
in the nation's municipalities and states (i.e. noise
legislation/ type of control program, and utility of various
types of information on noise
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related Robert Rose {202)382-7758; EPA Office of Policy
and Evaluation, OANR
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other status
of state and local noise control programs
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 01-00-81
(SPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Cost/economic data ;Geographic subdivision ; Political
subdivisions ^Population demographics
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Gther 1-3 years
(NOB) K'Umber of observations in data base: N/A.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: program information (subjective & objective)
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (K/A.)
(NCS) No, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty
(F1C) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Data
in data base is not coded. Data quality assurance is not an
issue with this data base.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(CSV) Data collected by: Contractor National League of Cities
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor National League of Cities
SPA headquarters Office of Noise Abatement and Control
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to ascertain level of noise
control activities in the states and municipalities
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0099
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Status of State and Local Noise Control Programs
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 200
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(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Policy and Evaluation, OANRf EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Statistical Program for
Social Sciences (SPSS) ;EPA hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPBT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other every 3 years
(CMP) completion of form:
Robert Rose
OFC: EPA/(QANR)/(OP£)
AD: 401 M Street, S.H., Washington, D.C. 20460$ PH: (202)382-7758
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Rose,R.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Policy and Evaluation, GAME
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Community Acoustical Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(WED) tfedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Noise
CABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: The data base presents
average noise levels and major noise sources for a community
as a whole.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related Robert Rose (202)382-7758; EPA Office Office
of Policy and Evaluation, OANR (202)382-7758
(DTP) Type of date collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
CSTA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: noise
(NPP) Eon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Political
subdivisions
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-00-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other one-time-survey
;Qther research & demonstration
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 4773.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
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(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble ra« data
(NUS) Fumber of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Noise Abatement and Central/ State and Local Programs
Division
(GIF) Confidentiality of data and limits1 on access; Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: city surveyed
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software LISTEN-ACOUSTICAL jEPA
hardware UNIVAC 1110
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(DPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other one time
report only
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: LlSTEN-an
automated data base to evaluate local noise
(RDBSPA) Related SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
LISTEN data base
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert Rose
OFC: EPA/(QANR)/(QPE)
AD: 401 M Street/ S.8./ Washington/ D.C, 20460f PH: (202)
382-7758
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Ldn Level of sound averaged Leq equivalent level of sound
over both day and night
(CNM) Contact nanie(s): Rose/R.; Rose/R
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Policy and Evaluation, OANR
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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Accession No. 4404000911
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: 1979 National Health and Nutrition
Examination Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HANES I
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other health records
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
hearing and health measurements and medical history assessments of
approximately 30,000 adults, ages 18-79, compiled by the National
Center for Health Statistics during the 1971-1975 National Health
and Nutrition Examination Survey. Pollutant parameters are not
applicable to this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related Judy Singer (617)492-7100; EPA Office Office
of Policy and Evaluation, OANR (202)382-7758
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
taken from National Center for Health Statistics collected data.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivision ;Heaith effects ;lndustry population demographics ;
medical history data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-71 TO 12-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/75
(FR.Q) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other every ten years
(Survey may be repeated in that time frame)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 30000 persons.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Rat* data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(UOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
SMS A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(LIJO Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Contpl
ex Sampling procedures used by National Center for Health
Statistics. Coding of pollutants not applicable.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
(EOT) fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency National Center for
Health Statistics, Public Health Service.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor ABT Associates
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement: no
data collected by EPA
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ . . . . • • ' '
(REP) Forro of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Plan and Operation of the Health and Nutrition Survey. U.S.
1971-1975 Vital and Health Statistics (serial number 10B)
Department of Health, Education and Welfare publication
(PHS)-79-131Q
Printouts on request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Policy and Evaluation (OANR)# Other federal agencies
CONFIDENTIAL: Limits on access uithin EPA and outside agency for
all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other federal agency
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Statistical Program for
the Social Sciences (SPSS)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other none-data
base updated terminated
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert Rose
OFCS EPA/(QANR)/(aPE)
AD: 401 M Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 2046G# PH: (202)
382-7758
(DF) Date of form coiapletion: 01-14-83
(CMM) Contact narae(s): Rose/R./ Singer,J,
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Policy and Evaluation, OANR
(80R) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Noise Assessment Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NNA
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Noise
(ABS) Abstract/ Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
ambient noise level and source contribution data collected at 43
residential sites. Site descriptions in the form of maps and
demographic data are also included. Data collection was completed
in September/ 1980/ and the automation of the data base will be
completed in March, 1981.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Rose (202)382-7758;
Computer-related Robert Rose (202)382-7758; EPA Office of
policy and Evaluation, OANR Robert Rose (202)382-7758
(DTP) Type of date collection or monitoring: Combination/Other ambient
and source
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 03-00-81
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: noise
(RPP) Eon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ^Geographic subdivision ;Location ;Physical data ;
Political subdivisions population demographics ^Population density
; Precipitation ^Sampling date ;Site description ^Temperature j
Wind direction ;Wind velocity ;baroroetric pressure
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-80 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2000.(Estimated)
(REI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000.
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 44.
(NCS) To. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State /County ;City ;Street address ;census tract
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Cata collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: QRD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PP.E) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Edltting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Wyle Labs
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Wyle Labs
EPA headquarters Office of Policy and Evaluation, Office of
Policy and Regulatory Review, OANR
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
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(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(A0T) Authorization for data collections Statutory authorization is P
L 95-609, Section 14D (Quiet Communities Act of 1978)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base* Unpublished
reports not yet available
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: not yet determined
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(CHP) Completion of form:
Robert Rose
OFC: EPA/(QANR)/(QPE)# AD: 401 H Street, S.N., Washington, D.C.
20460f PH: (202) 382-7758
(DP) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
1% of the time L50 Sound level such that actual
10% of the time sound level is above that leve
50% of the time L90 Sound level such that actual
90% of the time sound level Is above that leve
99% of the time L99 Sound level such that actual
LI Sound level such that actual sound level is above that leve
sound level is above that level Ldn Level of sound averaged over
L10 Sound level such that actual both day and night
sound level is above that level Leg equivalent level of sound
(CNM) Contact naiae(s): Rose,R.; Rose,R.; Rose,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Policy and Evaluation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Models BACT/LAER Determinations
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: BACTLAER
(MED) Hedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions any major
sources
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
selected parameters, in summary form/ from actual issued new
source permits. The parameters consist of pollutants emitted,
both types and amounts, control technology and efficiencies/ and
location of person making determination. As states submit new
determinations they will be entered into the system.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary Rust (919) 541-5516 ;
Computer-related H/A ; EPA Office of Air Quality Planning
and Standards (919)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection from any major emitting source
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS >3 HID CAA
(NPP) Mon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Industry
jManufacturer political subdivisions ^Production levels ; Site
description ^control devices ^control efficiencies
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 12-01-77 TO 12-31-83
(TRM) Terjnination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; annually jOther as new
determinations are made and submitted they would be entered into
the system.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 650.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100.
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations ^projected
engineering evaluations
(NtS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 650.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
650.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 65
0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Tata elements identifying location of station or source include:
State >City ^County
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlent location >Parent corp narae } Street address jSIC code J
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM.) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: the
limits presented were those for a given source at a given time and
location, and should be used as a guide in making the
case-by-case determination required by law.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORB guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented /Analysis method
document
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-apgroved or accented methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
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lead<7439-92-l>
benzene<71-43-2> mercury<7439-97-6>
beryllium<7440-41-7> nitrogen dioxiove<10102-44-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
fluorides sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
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total reduced sulphur vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 1332-21
-4; 71-43-2; 7440-41-7; 630-08-0; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6;
101C2-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5; 75-01-4
(CNM) Contact nawe(s): Rust/G;
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
(ROP) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Control P
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Accession No. 4504000917
(DQ) Date of Questionnaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Air Quality Data Handling System II
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: 1QDHS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: AQDHS is a computerized
software package provided to State agencies for storing and
retrieving ambient air quality data* Output programs enable
users to easily supply air quality data to EPA In the required
SAROAD (Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data) format. SPA
staff maintains the system for the states.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John C. Bosch (919) 541-5694 ;
Computer-related Saffl Colon (919) 541-5547 ; EPA Office John
C. Bosch (919) 541-5694
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Won-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Collection method ;Concentration measures ^Geographic
subdivision Political subdivisions ^Sampling date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-73 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly ^daily
(NOB) Kumfaer of observations in data base: N/A.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations jSummary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCs) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(KOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County >City Coordinates UTM
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: parameter codes
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Indiv
Idual users maintain their OMn data bases. These data bases
will vary by pollutant parameter content and data quality
assurance procedures used. The AQDHS has the capability of
storing any pollutant found. EPA has no environmentally
related data associated with its version of this system.
(Afc'L) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is partially satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency various ones ;State agency
various ones
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency various ones
State agency various ones
EPA headquarters Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
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or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 91-604 (Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970) and State
Implementation Plans
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO. agencies not obligated to use this system.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: States
local air control agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: 80 limits on
access to data
(OLC) primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software AQDHS II (CDHS)
MIDS:4504000917 ;EPA hardware All
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed by
user
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: SAROAD
(Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SARCAD (Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Johi) C. Bosch
OFC: EPA/(OANE)/OAQPS)/(MDAD)
AD: Research Triangle Park/ HC 27711
PS: (919) 541-5694
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(CNH) Contact name(s): Bosch,J.C.; Bosch,J.C.; Bosch,J.C.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Of flea of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitorin
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Fame of Data Base of Model: Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric
Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SAROAD
(KED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model; Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: SAROAD is a system for
editing, storing/ summarizing, and reporting ambient air quality
date. Raw data are collected by State agencies for the criteria
pollutants, reported to Regional Offices and submitted for update.
The data reporting by States began in 1972-1973. The data are
published in summary form, are utilized for trends analysis,
determine whether national Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)
are being met, and to prepare pollution control strategies.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jacob G. Summers (919) 541-5694;
Computer-related Andrea Kelsey (919) 541-5582 ;EPA Office
Harold Barkhau (919) 541-5582
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;15 metals
(NPP) Bon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ^Concentration measures ^Elevation ^Location t Political
subdivisions ;Site description /Temperature ;Uind direction /
kfind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-57 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly jdaily ;t>eekly
(KQB) dumber of observations in data base: 300000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 20000000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Sunuaary aggregate
observations
(MTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 14000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
5000.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty ;SMSA yCity >Street address Coordinates UTM
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDF) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(AMD Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is partially satisfactory*
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates.
(EDT) Edittings Edit procedures used and documented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Local agency ;State agency all ^Regional
office all ;EPA lab Environmental Monlt Triangle Park, HC >Qther
federal agency Tennessee Valley Authority > EPA headquarters
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency
State agency all
Regional office all
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Other federal agency Brookhaven National Laboratory, Department of
Energyy Tennessee Valley Authority
EPA headquarters
Courcil on Environmental Quality
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection? Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is 40
CFR Part 58, Subpart and C and D
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QMBf 2000-0003
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Air Quality Data-Annual statistics Including Summaries with
Reference to Standards
Printouts on reguast
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 200
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
contractors
consultants
(CSF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UKIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access; EPA software SAROAD J?IDS:4504000918 ;EPA
hardware UJJIVAC 1110/62
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes/ Freedom of Information
requests only.
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other every 3 weeks
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jacob G. Summers
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OAQPS)/(MDAD)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27511
PH: (919) 541-5694
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 42
(&CAS) lumber of CAS registry numbers in data base: 30
(MAT) Substances represented in data base*
aldehyde carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
ammonium chloride
antimony<7440-36-0> chromiura<7440-47-3>
arsenic<7440-36-2> cobalt<7440-48-4>
barium<7440-39-3> copper<7440-50-8>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8> fluoride
beryllium<7440-41-7> hydrocarbons
bisrcuth compounds<7440-69-9> hydrogen sulfide<7783-0€-4>
cacndum<7440-43-9> iron<7439-89-6>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0> lead<7439-92-l>
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manoanese<7439-96-5> sodiura<7440-23-5>
mercury<7439-97-6> soiling index
methane strontium
molybdenum and compounds sulfate
<7439-98-7> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nickel<7440-02-0> tin
aitrate<14797-55-3> titanium<7440-32-6>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total oxldizable carbon
nitrogen oxides total suspended particulates
02one<10028-15-6> vanadiura<7440-62-2>
propane zinc<7440-66-6>
seleniuia<7782-49-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-36
-0; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 50-32-8; 7440-41-7; 7440-69-9;
7440-43-9; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8;
7783-06-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7439-98-7? 7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6;
7782-49-2; 7440-23-5; 7446-09-5; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Summers/J.G.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Moise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitor in
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Source Test Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SOTDAT
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Emissions point
source-stack
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: SCTDAT provides a
system for storage/ retrieval/ and analysis of stack test data and
related process and engineering Information necessary to
calculate emission factors. Data are available for test
reports from the EPA Emission Measurement Branch and other
EPA-sponsored test programs.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jacob G. Summers (919) 541-5694>
Computer-related Andrea Kelsey (919) 541-5582; EPA Office
Harold Barkhau (919) 541-5582
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection stack
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NSSHAPS ;7
criteria SAAQS >3 HID CAA
(NPP) £on-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method Concentration measures >Flow rates ^Location ; Political
subdivisions ?Production levels ;Sampling date ;Test/analysis
method ; Treatment devices ;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-67 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FPQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2500.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 250.
(INF) Data base includes! Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
50.
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 50
0.
(GSQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Street address ?SIC code ; SCC
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Sourc
e test data are for selected facilities during a specific time and
not for all sources for a specific industry on a continuing
basis.
(AHL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available*
(SDT) Edit.ting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA headquarters Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards/ Emission Standar
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards/ Monitoring and Data Analysis Division
Freedom of information Requests
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(IDL) Laboratory identification; NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
The need for data on which to base air quality standards and
regulations
(QMS) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(OLC) primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SOTDAT HIDS:4504000919 ;EPA
hardware UNlVAC 1110/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
The identifiers are the same that are utilized by National
Emissions Data System.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jacob G. Summers
QFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OAQPS)/(MDAD)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-5694
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acic mist lead<7439-92-l>
amraonia<7664-41-7> mercury<7439-97-6>
beryllium<7440-41-7> nitrogen oxides
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dloxide<7446~09-5>
fluorides total suspended particulates
hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7664-41
-7; 7440-41-7; 630-08-0; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Summers/J.G.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Honitorin
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Emissions Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NEDS
(MED) Nedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions Point source and
area source
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The National Emissions
Data System contains data describing the annual emissions and
operating characteristics of all point and area emitters in the
United States. All states are required by regulation to submit
this data on an annual basis to the Regional Offices. The data is
then transmitted to the National Air Data Branch of OAQPS uhere
it is processed.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Charles 0. Mann (919) 541-5694 }
Computer-related Andrea Kelsey (919) 541-5582 ; EPA Office
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (919)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection any point or area emitter
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria RAAQS
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OAQPS
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
OMBf 2000-0022
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
OAQPS
EPA regional offices
contractors
Universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: SPA software National Emissions Data System
(NEDS) MIDS:4504000921 > EPA hardware Univac 1110/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Hazardous and
Trace Emissions Monitoring Systems (HATREDS - MIDSD
£4504000921)
(ODB) ether pertinent non-SPA data bases: State agency emissions
inventory data bases
(CMP) Completion of form:
Sue Kimbrough
OFCJ National Air Data Branch Office of Air Quality
Planning & Standards
AD: RTP, KC 27711
PH: (919) 541-5694
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 7
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
hydrocarbons total suspended particulatas
lead<7439-92-l> volatile organic compounds
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0} 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Mami,C.O.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
(ROP.) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitorin
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Computer-related Sara Colon (919) 541-5547 ; EPA Office J. Bosch
(919) 541-5694
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection point and area sources
(STA) Eata Base status: Operational/ongoing
(SPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Compliance
data ; Concentration measures ^Discharge points /Flow rates }
Geographic subdivision ^Industry ^Location ;Physical data
/Political subdivisions > Production levels /Temperature
/Test/ analysis method ^Treatment devices / Use ; Volume/ mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-73 TO 12-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly ; annually
;0ther data bases are updated according to desires of individu
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: IJ/A. (Estimated)
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations /Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
or source include:
OTM ;Project
Natio
is no
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): Plsnt location ;Street address ;SIC code ; SCC
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware
nal Emissions Data System (USDS) coding scheme is used* There
environmentally related data associated with this system at
Research Triangle Park/ NC. Each state or municipality using the
system will have different pollutant parameters in its associated
data base and will be using different data quality assurance
procedures.
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(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precisions Precision and accuracy estimates are not applicable*
(EOT) Editting: Sdit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency 35 state & local agencies ;State
agency 35 different state & local agencies
(ASY) Data analyzed by; Local agency 35 different state & local
agencies
State agency 35 different state & local agencies
SPA headquarters Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
(IDL) Laboratory identifications NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 91-604 (Clean Air Act of 1970) and State Implementation Plans
(SIPs)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
NO* Agencies not obligated to use this system.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Obtain-data directly from users
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 28 state and local
agercies
(USP) Current regular users of data base: States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software EIS/P&R (CDHS)
MIDSM504000922 ;EPA hardware AH
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base roaster file up-dat«: Other as needed by
users
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems ahich use data base: National
Emissions Data System (JJEDS)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National Emissions Data System (NEDS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
J. Eosch
OFCS EPA/(OAMR)/(QAQPS)/(MDAD)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-5694
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(CNK) Contact naine(s): Bosch/J«
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air* Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Konitorin
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: National Air Monitoring Stations
Management Information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NAMS/MIS
(MED) Wedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The national Air
Monitoring Stations (NANS) Management Information System contains
detailed information about the stations in the NAWS network and
the areas that they monitor* The SAMS network consists of air
monitoring stations that meet detailed criteria regulating the
placement of stations, areas and pollutants monitored, and
measurement methods employed. It does not contain any air
quality data values/ but does identify the pollutants the station
is monitoring.
(C?C) CONTACTS: Subject matter Stan Sleva (919) 541-5651 ;
Computer-related Andrea Kels
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Conbination/Qther data
about the monitoring sites
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Elevation ^Geographic subdivision ;Location ; Political
subdivisions /Population density >Samp ling date ;Site description
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-79 TO 09-30-82
(TRK) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 01/30/84
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 6200.(Estimated)
(NFI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000.
(INF) Data base includes: site information for National Air Monitoring
Stations sites.
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1367.
(NCS) ro. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1200.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County JSMSA ;City ;Coordlnates latituce/longitude and UTM ;
urbanized area >SPA region JFIPS code
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
quality assurance information not applicable to this data base*
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: state agency all state agencies ;Regional
office all Regional offices ; EPA headquarters Office of Air
Quality Planning and Standards
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office all Regional offices
EPA headquarters Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment and
development of regulations or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No specific statutory
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authorization for system. System utilized to carry out
responsibilities under section 319 of the Clean Air Act.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OHB-approved EPA repotting forms:
No / information collected by EPA personnel during site visits.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NO'S) Number of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards; Environmental
Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle Parky NC
EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000 ;UNIVAC
1100/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other after
establishment 1/1/81/ 2-3 per year as needed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SAROAD (Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Andrea Kelsey
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OAQPS)/(MDAD)
AD: Research Triangle Parky NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-5582
(BF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Sleva,S. > Kelsey^A.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitorin
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(DQ) Date of Questionairej 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Northeast Corridor Regional Modeling
Project
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NECRMP
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or ModeU Air
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Surface air quality and
meteorological data from monitoring sites in the Northeast are
available from SARQAD. These data are supplemented by NECRMP
special study data. NECRMP air quality data consist of surface
hydrocarbon species data and aircraft hydrocarbon species, ozone/
nitrogen dioxide/ and sulfur dioxide samples. Meteorological data
include pibal winds aloft, upper-air temperature soundings/
upper-air winds/ and sodar nixing heights.
(CTC) CONTACTS; Subject matter Norman C. Possiel, Meteorologist ;
Computer-related Warren
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Temperature
;'dif}d direction ;Wind velocity ;Sodar mixing heights
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-80 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred OS/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly for 06/01/80
thru 09/30/80
(N08) Number of observations in data base: BOO/000 values
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Data is collected in support of oxidant control strategy
development under CAA, Section 110«
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
- NECRMP Aircraft Measurements - Boston and vicinity,
EPA-4SO/4-81-013, NECRMP Aircraft Measurements - New York and
Vicinity, EPA-450/4-81-Q12, and NECRMP Upper-Air Meteorological
Measurements/ EPA-450/4-81-019, a through h,
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 40
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
Metro planning organizations
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: MCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software: UNIVAC Utilities
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Noief
(UPDT) Frequency of data base naster file up-date: Other Final update,
stucy completed.
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBSPJL) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SARCAD
(CMP) Completion of form:
Warren P. Freas
OFC: CAQPS/MDAD/AMTB
AD: MD-14, U.S. SPA, Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27711
PH: (919) 541-5522
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-06-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 97
(KCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 72
(WAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,i~trichloroethane<71-55- 2,2,3-trimethyl-butane<464-06-2>
6> 2,2,4-triraethyl-pentane<540-84-l>
1,2,3-trimethyl-benzene<526-73-8> 2,2,5-trimethyl-hexane<3522-94~9>
l,2,4-trimethyl-benzene<95-63-6> 2,2-diraethyl-butane<75-83-2>
l,2-diethyl-ben2ene<135-01-3> 2,3,4-trlmethyl-hexane<921-47-l>
1,3,5-tr imethyl-benzene<10 8-67-8> 2,3-dime thyl-butane<79-29-8>
1,3-C-diinethyl-cyclopentane 2,3-dimethyl-hexane<584-94-l>
1,3-T-dimethy1-eyelopentane 2,3-dimethyl-pentane<565-59-3>
l,3-butadiene<106-99-0> 2,4-dimethyl-hexane<589-43-5>
l,3-diethyl-benzene<141-93-5> 2,4-dinsethyl-pentane
l,4-diethyl-benzene<105-05-5> 2,5-dimethyl-hexane<592-13-2>
l-butene<106-98-9> 2-methyl-l-butene<563-46-2>
l-hexene<592-41-6> 2-methyl-l-pentene<763-29-l>
l-methyl-cyclopentene<693-89-0> 2-methyl-2-pentene<625-27-4>
l-pentene<109-67-l> 2-methyl-heptane<592-27-8>
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2-methyl-hexane<591-76-4>
2-roethyl-pentane<107-83-5>
3-ethyl-hexane<619-99-8>
3-roethyl-l-butene<563-45-l>
3-methyl-heptane<589-81-l>
3-nethyl-hexane<589-34-4>
3-methyl-pentane<96-14-0>
4-methyl-l-pentene<691-37-2>
C-2-butene
C-2-hexene
C-2-pentene
C-3-raethyl-2-pentene
C-4-methyl-2-pentene
I-butane
I-butene
I-pentane
I-propyl-benzene
H+P-ethyl-toluene
H-xylene<108-38-3>
N-butane<106-97-8>
N-decane<124-18-5>
N-heptane<142-82-5>
N-hexane<110-54-3>
N-nonane
N-octane
N-pentane<109-66-0>
N-propylbenzene<103-6S-l>
0-ethyl-toluene<611-14-3>
0-xylene<95-47-6>
P-xylene<106-42-3>
T-2-butene
T-2-hexene
T-2-pentene
T-4-methyl-2-pentene
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetylene<74-86-2>
alpha-pinene
benzene<71-43-2>
beta-phellandrene
beta-pinene
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclopentane<287-92-3>
cyclopentene<142-29-0>
delta-3-carene
dimethy1-cyclohexane
ethane<74-84-0>
ethyl-benzene<100-41-4>
ethyl-cyclohexane<1678-91-7>
ethyl-cyclopentane<1640-89-7>
ethylene<74-85-l>
hydrocarbons
isoprene<78-79-5>
Hraonene<138-86-3>
raethyl-cyclohexane<108-87-2>
raethyl-cyclopentane<96-37-7>
roethyl-styrene<1319-73-9>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
ozone
propane<74-98-6>
propene<115-07-l>
sec-butyl-benzene<135-98-8>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
triraethyl-cyclopentane
undecane<1120-21-4>
T-3-aiethyl-2-pentene
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 526-73-8; 95-63-6; 135-01-3; 108-67-8; 106-99-0; 141-93-5;
105-05-5; 106-98-9; 592-41-6; 693-89-0; 109-67-1; 464-06-2;
540-84-1; 3522-94-9; 75-83-2; 921-47-1; 79-29-8; 584-94-1;
565-59-3; 589-43-5; 108-08-7; 592-13-2; 563-46-2; 763-29-1;
625-27-4; 592-27-8; 591-76-4; 107-83-5; 619-99-8; 563-45-1;
589-81-1; 589-34-4; 96-14-0; 691-37-2; 108-38-3; 106-97-8;
124-18-5; 142-82-5; 110-54-3; 111-84-2; 111-65-9; 109-66-0;
103-65-1; 611-14-3; 95-47-6; 106-42-3; 75-07-0; 67-64-1;
74-86-2; 71-43-2; 110-82-7; 287-92-3; 142-29-0; 74-84-0;
100-41-4; 1678-91-7; 1640-89-7; 74-85-1; 78-79-5;
108-87-2; 96-37-7; 1319-73-9; 10102-44-0; 74-98-6;
135-98-8; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 108-88-3; 1120-21-4
(CNM) Contact name(s): Possiel,N.C. ; Freas/W.P.;
Hartinez/E.L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitorin
138-86-3;
115-07-1;
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Accession No. 4505000902
(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Fame of Data Base of Model: Energy Data Systera
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models EDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other No specific media:
Date related to fossil fuel combustion taken from Department of
Energy forms on the utility sector*
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base stores
fuel quality and consumption data/ plant design and operation
data, emission regulations, compliance information, future
megawatt capacities, diffusion modeling results, and air quality
date. Much of the data in the Energy Data Systera are extracted
froir, existing automated data systems. The Energy Data System is
unique, however, in that it combines these data in a single data
base and thus provides a capability to relate emissions data,
fuel consumption data, and air quality data.
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Bob Short (919) 541-5611 > SPA
Office Dr. Al Wehe (919) 541-5610
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Utility power plants (annual and monthly reports)
(STA) Data Base status: Qpdate terminated
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 3 HID CAA
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost/economic
data ;Flow rates ^Location ^Temperature ;Volume/mass measures }
utility boiler and stack parameters >utility plant annual and
monthly fossil fuel use ; individual fuel procurements jfuel
characteristics
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-69 TO 12-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other monthly,
annually and as needed before termination
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 250000.(Estimated)
(MED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A. )
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1200.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(H/JU)
(MOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 12
00.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Fata elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty ;SMS& jCity ;Town/township ;Street address
;Coordinates latitude/1
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name ^Parent corp location / Street
address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Regul
ation data on State Implementation Plans is dated January 1,
1976; boiler identification codes recorded as on original
Department of Energy forms, therefore inconsistencies occur.
Some quality assurance aspects not applicable.
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(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
Edit coordinate data checked to ensure that the plant is located in
county specified.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting utility plants ;0ther federal
agency Department of Energy
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting utility plants
Other federal agency Department of Energy
(IDL) Laboratory identification! NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: data used to plan air
quality strategies
(AUf) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Department of Energy mandated by Public Lau to collect this data
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: no known current users
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Stationary Source Enforcement Division; Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards; Office of Planning of Evaluation; Office
of Radiation Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base
update terminated
(RDBEPA) Related SPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
National Emissions Data System (NEDS); Storage and Retrieval of
Aerometric Data (SAROAD)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Bob Short
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OAQPS)/(SASD)
AD: MD-12-Research Triangle Park NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-5611
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base; 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates (TSP
sulfates <12789-66-l>
sulfur dloxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 7446-09-5; 12789-66-1
(CNM) Contact name(s): Short,8. ; WeherA.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Quality Planning and Standards.Monitorin
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Accession No. 4604000001
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fuel Economy
(ACS) Jcronyra of Data Base or Model! LDSFE
(MED) fcedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS)Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Fuel Economy Data
Base contains product line/ test vehicle description/ and fuel
ecoromy information generated for 1976 and succeeding model
years to calculate new vehicle fuel economy labels and to
demonstrate manufacturers* compliance with corporate average fuel
ecoromy standards,
(CTC) CONTACTS; Subject matter Andrea Kaupert (313)668-4329 ;
Computer-related John Hendon (313)668-4383; EPA Office Robert
Maxvell (313)668-4464
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data manufacturer /Production levels ^Sampling date ; Temperature
;Test/analysis method /Volume/mass measures ;test vehicle
description ; inspection data
(BS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-74 TO 09-30-31
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Wumber of observations in data base: 40000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 8200*
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 10000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(H/A.)
(HOP) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
vehicle number ^vehicle version ytest number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: manufacturer name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Some
differences in test procedure/ definitions/ and use of
variables from model year to model year.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Saraplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Emitting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emission Lab/Office of
Mobile Source Air Pollution Contro Manufacturers* labs
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emission Lab/Office of
\
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Accession No. 4604000001 (cont)
Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection! Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection; consumer information
(AUT) Authorization for data collections Statutory authorization is P
L 94-163 (Energy Policy and Conservation Act-EPCA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Annual Gas Mileage Guide
Unpublished raports Test Car List
Vehicle fuel economy labels
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data bases EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
Other federal agencies
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy
(CSF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access; Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of datai EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software MIDS:4604000001 /Michigan
Teririnal System-Amdahl 470V/8 Hardware
(CHS) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other continually
as needed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
Light-Duty Vehicle/Truck Certification Data Base
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction aith this data base: Manuf
acturers* Data Bases
(CM?) Completion of forms
John Hendon
OFC: EPA/(GANR)/(OMSAPC)/(CD)/(MVEL)
ADs 2565 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor/ MI 48105
Pfi: (313)668-4393
(DF) Date of form completion; 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NC&S) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carton dioxide hydrocarbons
carbon aonoxide<630-08-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CMM) Contact name(s): Kaupert/A. ; Hendon,J. ; Maxwell,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air^ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources,Certification Division*
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Accession No. 4604000002
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Light-Duty Vehicle/Truck
Certification
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LDSCERT
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models The Light-Duty
Vehicle/Truck Certification Data Base contains certification
engine family Information, test vehicle description, emissions
test data, and running change data generated for 1976 and
succeeding model years to demonstrate the capability of new motor
vehicles and trucks to meet the emissions standards prescribed in
the Clean Air Act.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Larson (313) 668-4277 ;
Computer-related John Hendon (313) 668-4383; SPA Office
Robetert Maxwell (313) 668-4464
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria SAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Manufacturer
^Production levels ;Sampling date ;Temperature ; Test/analysis
method /Volume/mass measures ;test vehicle description ;
inspection data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-74 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Mumher of observations in data base: 40000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 10000.
(SCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
vehicle number ^vehicle version /test number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: manufacturer name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Some
differences in emission standards, test procedures, and definition
and use of variables from model year to model year.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
; g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emisson Lab/Office of
Mobile Source Air Pollution Control Manufacturers* lab
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Accession No. 4604000002 (cont)
(ASY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emission Lab/Office of
Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 and P L 95-95 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Model Year Certification Test Result" published annually in the
Federal Register
Unpublished reports Certification Summary Sheets
Printouts on request
Ma chine-re ad able raw data
On-line computer
(KUS) ' Wumber of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data bass: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control; Office of Mobile
Source and Koise Enforcement
(C??F) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
CD AC) Type of data access: MIDS: 4604000002 ;Michigan Terminal
System-Amdahl 470V/8
(CKG) Direct charge for non-£PA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other continually
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Fuel Economy Data
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Manuf
acturers" Comparable Data Bases
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Hendon
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OMSAPC)/(CD)/(MVEL)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor/ Ml 48105
PH: (313) 668-M383
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide hydrocarbons
carbon monoxide<63Q-Q3-Q> nitrous oxide
diesel particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Larson/R. ; Hendon/J. ; Maxwell/R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Certification Division.
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Accession No. 4604000003
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Heavy-Duty Engine Certification Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: H0SCERT
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Heavy-Duty Engine
Certification Data Base contains engine family information/
test engine description/ emissions test data/ and engine model
data for emissions certification of heavy-duty engines.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Tom Snyder (313) 668-4442 ?
Computer-related John Hendon (313) 668-4383 } EPA Office
Robert Maxwell (313) 668-4464
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) croups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Manufacturer production levels ;Sampllng date ; test engine
description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(F.RQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) turnber of observations in data base: 600.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 200.
(IHF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations >Sumraary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 600.
(JJCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
OI/A.)
(HOP) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
test engine number
(FAC) Tata elements identifying facility include: manufacturer
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: May
be differences in emission standards/ test procedures/
definitions/ and use of variables from model year to model
year.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: manufacturers
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicles Emission
Laboratory/Office and Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
manufacturers
(IDU Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
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Accession Ho. 4604000003 (cont)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-95 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Model year Certification Test Results" published annually in the
Federal Register
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Michigan Terminal System-Amdahl 47QV/8
Hardware
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use; yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other intermittently
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Manuf
acturers* Certification Data Base
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Hendon
OFC: EPA/(QANR)/(QMSAPC)/(CD)/{MVEL)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, HI 48105
PH: (313) 668-4383
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Suraber of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide nitrous oxide
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> smoke
hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CN«) Contact name(s): Snyder/f. > Hendon,J. } Maxwell/R.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation,Office of Mobile Sources.Certification Division.
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Accession No. 4604000004
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Fame of Data Base of Model: Motorcycle Certification Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model" MQCSRT
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: the Motorcycle
Certification Data Base contains engine family information test
bike description emission test data/ and motorcycle model for
emissions certification of motorcycles,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thomas Snyder (313) 668-4442 ?
Computer-related John Hendon (313) 668-4383 ; SPA Office John
Bozek (313) 668-4244
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data /Manufacturer jProduction levels ^Sampling date / test bike
description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 200.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 200.
(RCS) No.- stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(»/*••)
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
• •'.• AA.) • ' • .. --. •: •;•• . . ..'-.••.••- ' •• .. :
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
motorcycle engine identification
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: manufacturer
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: There
may be differences in emission standards/ test procedures
definitions/ and use of variables from model year to model year.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Saroplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(COY) Data collected by: Self reporting motorcycle manufacturers
(ASY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting motorcycle manufacturers
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-95 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
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Accession No. 4604000004 (cont)
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Model Year Certification Test Result" published annually in the
Federal Register
(NUS) Kumber of regular users o< data base: 1 office
COSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Michigan Terminal System-Amdahl 470y/8
Hardware
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other intermittently
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Manuf
acturers* Certification Data Bases
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jonh Hendon
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(QMSAPC)/(CD)/(MVEL)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI 48105
PH: (313) 668-4383
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon tnonoxide<630-08-0> hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Snyder,T. ; Hendon,J. ; 8ozek,J.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Certification Division.
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Accession No. 4604000005
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: applications for Certification
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; CERTAPPL
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Mobile source emissions
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
hard copy applications for certification of light-duty vehicles
and trucks/ heavy-duty engines, or motorcycles. Descriptions of
intended product Lines, test facilities and equipment/ fuels and
lubricants, test procedures, and other information pertinent to
emissions certification are also included.
(C?C) CONTACTS; Subject matter Andrew Kaupert (313) 668-4329 ;
Computer-related John Hendon (313)668-4383 } EPA Office
Robert Maxwell (313) 663-4464
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base; 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base; Compliance
data ;Manufacturer /Production levels jSite description j
Test/analysis method /engine family ;test vehicle or engine
descriptions
(DS) Time period covered by data base; 01-01-72 TO 09-30-81
(T8M) Termination of data collection; Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 1400.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 225.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources coverec in data base: 50.
(KCS) Wp. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
40 ,
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
engine family }evaporative emission family
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: manufacturer
(COR) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
•(Lin) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Sone
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
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Accession No. 4604000005 (cont)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-95 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(DM8) Data coll acted/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Microfiche
copies of applications available from National Technical
information Service (NTIS)
hard copy
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control; Office of Mobile
Source and Noise Enforcement
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: National Technical Information Service
(NTIS)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RDBEPJO Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
Light-Duty Vehicle/Truck Certification? Fuel Economy
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Manuf
acturers" Data Bases
(CMP) Completion of form:
Johr Bendon
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OMSAPC)/(CD)/(MVEL)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
PH: (313) 668-4383
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMIT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide hydrocarbons
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrous oxide
diesel particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(C$lO Contact name(s): Kaupert,A.j Hendon,J. ; Maxuell,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Certification Division.
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Accession Ho. 4605000002
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(WAM) Name of Data Base of Model! Fuel Economy Light-Duty Vehicle
Device Testing
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions light-duty
vehicles /Mobile source emissions
CABS) Abstract/OverviaH of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
data collected in the evaluation of fuel economy and emission
reduction devices submitted to EPA for evaluation* The data
consists of hydrocarbons/ carbon monoxide/ carbon dioxide/ and some
nitrous oxides and evaporative hydrocarbon measurements.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thomas Penninga (313) 668-8477;
EPA Office Emission Con
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other mobile
source: vehicle constant volume testing (CVS) type testing
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Collection
method ^Concentration measures ^Location /Manufacturer /
Sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature jTest/analysis method
; Treatment devices ; fuel economy /time of test /length of test }
vehicle Height ;instrument readings ;vehicle engine settings ;
distance driven ;analyzer response ^calibration range jvolurae flow
rate
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 12-15-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1700.(Estimated)
(ME1) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 200.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations /Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
data is not from sites or location but just different measurements
of how individual vehicles respond to different devices.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented*
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
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Accession No. 4605000002 (cont)
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
Laboratory
(IOL) Laboratory identification: ¥ES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Evaluate fuel economy and emission reduction devices sent to EPA
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Technology Assessment and Evaluation Branch Reports
Unpublished reports Internal Memorandums
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(HSR) Current regular users of data base: Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
Laboratory
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;EPA software MIDS:4604000001
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other no routine
up-dates
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas J. Penninga
QFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OMSAPC)/(8CTD)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI
PH: (313) 668-8477
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(MMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(IfCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carton dioxide nitrous oxide
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfates
hydrocarbons total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Penninga,T.
(COR) Contact organization: Emission Control Techonlogy Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Emission Control Tecnnolo
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Accession No. 4605000003
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAH) Kame of Data Base of Model: Emission Factor-Mobile Sources
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Mone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Mobile source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: In-use passenger car
and light duty truck emission results for various tests* Some
vehicles have had restorative maintenance performed.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lois Platte (313)668-4306 ;
Computer-related Howard Bradsher-Fredrick (313) 668-4365 EPA
Office lois Platte (313) 668-4306
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Combination/Other Vehicle
emissions
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(MPP) fon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: general
vehicle information such as year model, make of car ; city and
highway fuel economy
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 12-15-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000. (Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1500.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/ observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(MCS) Ho. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (R
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect. /anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented jAnalysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Automobile Testing Lab/ Automobile
Environmental Systems, Inc., EG&G, Hamilton Test Labs
(ABY) Data analyzed by: SPA lab Motor vehicle laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: So statutory requirement;
Data collection requirement is to provide data program and
regulation support.
(OMB) Data collected/ submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0106
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Various contractor reports
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
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Accession So. 4605000003 (cent)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Micro Database on Michigan
Terminal System >EPA hardware Amdahl 470
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Howard Bradsher-Frederick
OFC: Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control,
Emission Control Technology Division
AD: 2565 Plymouth Rd., Ann Arbor/ Michigan
PH: (313)668-4336
(DP) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NCA5) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrous oxide
hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Platte/L. } Bradsher^H, ; Platte/L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air/ Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Emission Control Technolo
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Accession No. 4605000004
(DO) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(SAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Vehicle Fuels Evaluation Testing
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions light-duty
vehicles ;Moblle source emissions
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
data collected in the evaluation of the effect of various fuels
and fuel additives on vehicle emissions. The data consists
of hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide/ carbon dioxide, nitrous oxides/
some particulate, and some evaporative emission data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thomas Penninga (313) 668-8477 }
EPA Office Emission Con
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other mobile
sources
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method /Concentration measures ^Location /Manufacturer ;
Sampling date ;sita description ;Teraperature ;Test/analysis method
; Treatment devices ;fuel economy }time of test ?length of test }
vehicle Height ;instrufflent readings ^vehicle engine settings ;
distance driven }analy?.er response ^calibration range ;volume flow
rate
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 12-15-82
(T8M) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 700.(Estimated)
(f?EI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 50.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(SCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is not from sites or locations/ but different measurements of
individual vehicles.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(A$L) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(Ca¥) Data collected by: SPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
Laboratory
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Accession No. 4605000004 (cent)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency standards and
regulations
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Techonology Assessment and Evaluation Branch Reports
Unpublished reports Internal Memorandums
(HUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: SPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other So updates
done
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thon-as J. Penninga
OFC: EPA/(OANR)/(OMSAPC)/(ECTD)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Rd. Ann Arbor/ MI
PH: (313) 668-8477
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide nitrous oxide
carbon monoxide<630-08~0> total suspended particulates
hydrocarbons
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Penninga/T.
(COR) Contact organization: Emission Control Technology Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, fioise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Emission Control Technolo
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Accession No. 4605000005
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NJiM) $ame of Data Base of Model: Light-Duty Diesel Testing
(ACS) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions diesei
exhaust ;Moblle source emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base consists
of data collected for several projects involving diesei engines.
These projects included prototype vehicles/ prototype engines, and
advanced modifications* The data consists of hydrocarbons,
carton monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxides, particulate and
some sulfate measurements.
Test/analysis method
; Treatment devices ;fuel economy jtime of test ^length of test ;
vehicle weight ;instrument readings ;vehicle engine settings }
distance driven ;analyzer response ;calibration range ;volume flow
rate
(BS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 12-15-82
(T8M) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly
(NOB) Wumber of observations in data base: 1500.(Estimated)
($EI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 400.
(INF) Data base includes: Ra» data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCs) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Fumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/ A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
data is not from sites or locations but different measurement of
individual vehicles.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Saraplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AMD Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AlfD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base.
(EDT) Emitting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Cata collected by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
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Accession No. 4605000005 (cont)
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Motor Vehicle Emissions Test
Laboratory
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency standards
(OMB) Cata collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(SEP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Technology Assessment and Evaluation Branch Reports
Unpublished reports Internal Memorandums
Printouts on request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control
Motor Vehicle Emissions Laboratory
(CSF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
CDST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy/ readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other no up-dates
(RDBSPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
Emission Factors Data; Light-Duty Vehicle Fuels Testing
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thorcas J. Penninga
OFC; £PA/(OANR)/{aMSAPC)/(ECTD)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Rd Ann Arbor MI
•PH: (313) 668-8477
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide nitrous oxide
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfates
hydrocarbons total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Penninga/T.
(COR) Contact organization: Emission Control Technology Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Mobile Sources.Emission Control Technolo
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Accession No. 4605000006
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Prototype Light-Duty Vehicle Testing
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) teedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions light-duty
vehicles ;Mobile source emissions
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
date collected on prototype vehicles developed by government and
outside manufacturers. The data consists of hydrocarbons/ carbon
monoxide, carbon dioxide/ nitrous oxides/ some particulate, some
sulfates and some miscellaneous data*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Thomas Penninga (313) 668-8477 >
EPA Office Emission Con
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
light-duty vehicles
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ^Concentration measures /Inspection data ;Location y
Manufacturer /Sampling date /Site description /Temperature
/Test/analysis method ; Treatment devices ;fuel economy /time of
test /length of test / vehicle weight /instrument readings
>vehicle engine settings ; distance driven ;analy2er response
^calibration range ;volume flow rate
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 12-15-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Meekly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1500.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 200.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) So. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring):
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Accession No. 4605000006 (cont)
Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement supports Agency regulations and
standards*
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Technology Assessment and Evaluation Branch Reports
Unpublished reports Internal Memorandums
(NOS) lumber of regular users of data base: 5
(USE) Current regular users of data base: Motor Vehicles Emission Test
Laboratory
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardccpy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPBT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other no regular
updates
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas J. Penninga
OFC: £PA/(QANR)/(OMSAPC)/(ECTD)
AD: 2565 Plymouth Rd. Ann Arbor, HI
PH: (313) 668-8477
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-15-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon dioxide nitrous oxide
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfates
hydrocarbons total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Penninga,T.
(COR) Contact organization: Emission Control Technology Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation,Office of Mobile Sources,Emission Control Technolo
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Accession No. 5202000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Operation and Maintenance File
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: 0 & M FILE
(MED) Kedla/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents wastesater
treatment plants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Operation and
Maintenance File consists of performance evaluations of wastewater
treatment plants. These evaluations determine whether the
plarts are operated and maintained effectively and the extent to
which they comply with the terras (P L 92-500, Section 210) of
Federal Construction grants. Inspection frequency is related to a
state's requirements arid types of operational problems
encountered,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lehn Potter {202)426-8730 ;
Computer-related Anita M. Wi
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection wasteuater treatment plants
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data Concentration measures ;Cost/economlc data ? Flow rates
;lnspection data ^Location ^Political subdivisions } Treatment
devices inspection date ;RSGION STATE AND CITY
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FHQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually jas needed
;0ther annual depends on state programs
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 15000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 5000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 10000
(or more.)
(NCS) Wo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1 (to )4 (times per facility.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 10
000 (or more.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City jToun/township ;Project Identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlent location ^Parent corp name ;SIC code } NPDES ^Program
identifier
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Each
inspection contains time period of laboratory analysis. File
contains one or more inspection for a facility. Some laboratory
analyses use EPA-approved methods,, but not all.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented >QA procedures documented
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
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(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(5DT) Emitting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting treatment plants-effluent data
?State agency State Environmental procedural data) ;Regional
office Surveillance and Analysis/ or Operation and Maintenance/
Water Division (some samples procedural data)
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: Self reporting effluent data
Contractor lab contracted by permittees-effluent data
EPA headquarters Municipal Construction Division/ Office of
Water Program Operations
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 210 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
153-R-0035
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 30
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Municipal Construction Division/ Office of Hater Program
Operations
SPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
General Accounting Office
Consulting Firms
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SPSS and local programs
MIDS:5202000102 ;E?A hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
NEEDS File
(CMP) Completion of form:
Anita H. Winston
QFC: EPA/(QWWM)/(QWPO)/(FRD)
AD: 401 M St., S.W, Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202)426-4443
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 8
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
dissolved oxygen pHosphorus<7723-14-0>
fecal coliform residual chlorine
nitrogen<7727-37-9> suspended solids
oxygen demand
PH
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Accession No. 5202000102 (cont)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9; 7723-14-0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Potter,L. ; Winston,A.H. ; Potter,L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of ilater
Programs Operations.Municipal Construction Division.
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Accession No. 5204000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Spill Prevention Control and
Countermeasure
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SPCC
(NED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other no media sampled:
data collected includes media to which oil or hazardous
materials have been discharged.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A non-transportation
related oil facility must prepare a Spill Prevention Control and
Countermeasure (SPCC) plan (40 CFR 112). If a facility
discharges more than 1,000 gallons oil in one spill event, or two
lesser amounts within one year/ the facility oust file a report*
SPCC data base "tracks" inspections, compliance or
non-compliance of facilities, investigations of spills. Stores
pertinent Information on both oil and hazardous spills,
regardless of source. The data base contains those materials which
have been discharged and reported to EPA.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jean Wright (202) 245-3057;
Computer-related Jerry Boras
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
historic data collected from regional personnel, regional
facility inspections and spill occurrences.
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Compliance
date ^Inspection data ;spill location ;amount of spill / date 01
spill ^responsible official ;response information ^control
information
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) number of observations in data base: 40000(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 10000
(INF) Data base includes: Raa data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40000
(or less)
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(varies with number of spills)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 25
000
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LGC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Courity ;City ;Town/township ^Street address ^Coordinates
(optional field) Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility nane
>Plent location ;Parent corp name ^Parent corp location ; Street
address ;NPDES ^Program Identifier ;NPDES if available
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme CAS numbers: partial only-now required
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Limit
ation of data base is due to the various levels of input by
regions, i.e. Regions 7 and 9 do not input at all. Emergency
spill response actions have National Contingency Plan as guide.
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(AHL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
Edit edit and load check for logical consistency,, but cannot make
judgements about information submitted.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Regional office Regions I, II, III, IV, V,
VI, VIII, X
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Regional office Regions I, II, III, IV, V, VI,
VIII, X
EPA headquarters Oil and Special Materials Control Division
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is 40
CFR 112
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(KUS) lumber of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices Oil
and Special Materials Control Division
SPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(QAC) Type of data access: Commercial software SYSTEM 2000 ;EPA
software MIDS:5204000101 } EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPOT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(daily possible)
(PD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction aith this data base
Oil and Hazardous Materials-Technical Assistance Data System
(GHf-TADS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jean H. Wright
OFC; BPA/(OMWM)/(OMPO)/(OSMCD)
AD: 401 M St, S* Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 245-3057
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 744
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 135
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
f5 fuel oil 1299 ammoniumnitrate
l/2-ethanediol<107-21-l> 1299 cO, c!2, phosgen
1,2-propanediol<57-55-6> 1299 detergent
100 viscosity 1299 fertilizer
1299 OOOQOOOQOOOOOhzSO 1299 fertilizer 28%
1299 28%n fertilizer 1299 mhl
1299 28%nitrogen fert 1299 nitrogen corapoun
1299 LP gas 1299 pesticide
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1299 phthalic
1299 santicizer 711
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2/
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-ainitrophenol<51-28-5>
2-(2-butoxyethoxy) ethanol
<112-35-6>
2-6-dinitrilenndinor
2-ethyl hexanol
20 IN machine oil
22% H2S04 11% T102
37% caustic soda
4-anino dlphenyl
59% H2504 18%Rn03
610-p
HF-H203
HN03
ac 20 ceraent
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetaminophen
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetophenoae<98-85-2>
acic
acid base
acid mine drain*
acid-waste soln
actolein
acrylic polymers
aerylonitrile<107-13-1>
adiptic
air spill
alaphatic hydrocargon
alcohol
alcohol thalate
algae
alkaline benzene
alkc gloss enamel
alkyd resin
alkyl benezene
alnh2S04
alpha methylstyrene
alpha radiation
alum
aluninum oxide
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
alyacide
ammonia nitrate
amrncnia<7664-41-7>
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium nitrate
ammonium sulfate
analine
anhy NH3
anhydrous ammonia
anhydrous hydrogen
anhydrous sodium acetate<127-09-3>
aniline<62-53-3>
animal oil
animal tallou
animal waste
anti-nock
antifreeze
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
argon gas
aromatic 150
arsenlc<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
askeral poison
asphalt
atrazine<1912-24-9>
automatic transmiss
bagon
barium chloride
barium chloride<10361-37-2>
barsol
basagran
battery acid
bauxite
bentonite/amine coat
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenemethanol<100-5l-6>
benzoll wastewater
bilge uaste oil
bisthenol a
black coaling water
black liquor
black oil
black soapy matrial
black substance
black vater
bleaching liquor
blue dye
blush color
boxite
bravo
brine
bromine<7726-95-6>
brown oil
brown substance
bunker c
butadiene
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butyl acrylate
butyl-mercaptan
butylceliulose
by product tar
cal hypochlorite
calcium carbonate
calcium phosphate
calcium sulfate
cambium & chips
can coating
caralld-imd
carbartl
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon 14<14762-75-5>
carbon black
carbon disulflde<75-15-0>
carbon powder
carbon tetrachloride
carbonate solids
carbonated carbon
caustic
caustic acid
caustic material
caustic potash
caustic soda
caustic wash solution
cheese waste
chemical mixture
chemical salts
chemical waste
chemicals
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloride
chlorinated diphenyl<1336-36-3>
chlorine bleach
chlorine gas
chlorine tank cars f
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chlorne
chlcrobutadiene
chlcroform<67-66-3>
chlcromethane<74-87-3>
chlorophenolice bios
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790~94-5>
cholrextol
chrcline
chrornate
chromic acld<7738-94-5>
chromic oxide
chromiura<7440-47-3>
clarco-na-4(cleaning)
class b Insecticide (tenik)
co2
coal
coal & coke dust
coal and water
coal fines
coal fires
coal oil
coal slurry
coal tar<8007-45-2>
coaltar oil
cob ex
coconut oil
coherex dust rep
coke dustin soln.
coke oil
c okeove ncondensa
compressed gas
concrete
concrete & batter!
condensate
coning oil
cooling
cooling oil
cooper acetate
copper etching fl
copper sulfate
corn
corn starch
corrosion inhibi
corrosion* pipeline
corrosive liquid
cracker stock
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresoi<1319-77-3>
cresylic acld<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
crude
euroene
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cutting oil
cyanide Haste
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanuric chlorid
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
debris
defective valves
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defclient or herbici
detergent
di-bromopentane
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dt-r-propylamina
diamine acid
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichlopotropene 30%
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichloroethylether
dicMoromethane<75-09-2>
dichloropropene
dicyclopentadiene
diesal-gasoline
diesel oil
diethanol amine
diisobutyleue
diisocyanate
diisononal phthalate-diheylphth
diisophenls methane
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dinitrochlorobenzotr
dirty water
distillary slop
distillate
distyrl penteryt
disystron
dithane M45
divton-tebuthior
dfflt
dowtherm
dry ash
dry lime
dye
dyfonate
dylcx
effuent water
emulsified oil
emulsion solvent
engine waste oil
enriched uranium fuel
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epotus
espesol
ethanol
ether sulfate
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl hexa amine
ethyl othio chlorofo
ethyl phosphorothioc
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylene
ethylene dibromide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene gas
ethylene glycol
ethylnitrate acid/cr
explosives
f-310 fuel additive
18253 starter
fatty alcohol
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fertilizer
fish oil
flammable liquid
flexographic ink
flyash
foam
formaldefcyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
freon
furadan
furfural<98-01-l>
gas additive
gas oil mixture
gasoline
glay pottery
glyoxyl
grease
green dye
grinding compound
grinding coolant
guthion<86-50-0>
halloprene
hazardous material &
hcl
hcl/chlorobenzene
heating oil
heavy fuel oil
heavy gas oil
heavy solids
heptane
herbicides
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexamethylene diamin
hexamethylene tetram
hexamethylenedia
hexane
hydraulic
hydraulic oil
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbon resin
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hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen chloride
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen peroxide
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
Industrial waste oil
ink chemical
I inorganic materials
1 insecticide
insulating oil/ ele
ipa
iron oxide
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanate & polyol
isodecyl
isodecyl alcohol
isopar-h
isopentane
Isopropanol
isopropyl
isopropyl acetat
isopropyl alcohol
Jet juel
jpSfuel
kaolin & peanut
kaolin clay slurry
kerosene
knitting machine oil
koh
krovar(herbicide)
lacquer
lasso
latex
latex 7060{styrene-b
latex liquid plastic
latex paint
latex solid
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lean olll
light oil
lime
llmperil no. 18
i lintox(pesticide)
liq fiberglass
Hq nitrogen fertili
liq sulfur
lig. poly ester
liquid alum
liquid ammonia
• liquid caustic
liquid chlorine
liquid dye stuff
liquid ethylene
liquid fertilizer
liquid hydrogen
liquid latex
liquid nitrate
liquid nitrogen
liquid oxygen
liquid plastic
liquid sulfur
lithiun bromide
Iitronfl615
Ip gas
lp tank
Ipd-liquid petroleum
lube & waste oil
lube oil additiv
lubrication oil
m-xylene<108-38-3>
machine oil
magnacite
magnesium chloride s
malathlon<121-75-5>
raaleic anhydride<109-31-6>
marine diesel
natural gas
mcpp
medium gas oil
melamine
menthlsothiocyanate 20%
meth acrylic acid
methane-C4
methanol<67-56-l>
methorayl<16752-77-5>
methoxytetraglyc
methyl alcohol
methyl chloride
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl methanylate
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylbroraide/glycol
methylcyclopantadien
raethylene chlori
raetnyl chloro/or
meto la chlore
metyl vinylpyridine
mik
milky substance
mineral
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mineral oil
mineral spirits
mineral springs
miscellaneous black
miscellaneous indig
miscellaneous Indus
miscellaneous Iron h
miscellaneous latex
miscellaneous liquid
miscellaneous paint
mixed chemicals
mixed oils
mm a
moist cupperous
mollasses
molten sulfur
raonochlorobenzen
morpholine
motor oil
mud & silt
muddy water
muriate of potash
muriatic acid
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-propyl alcohol
n-propylamine
na2c03
na3p04
nalc
naocl
naoh
naphtha
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthalere bipheryl
nat gas well
natural gas
natural gas condensate
navy distillate
neoptently glycol dr
nh3n03
nhn03fertilizer
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nit.fery
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen fert
nitrogen furtilizer solution
nitrogen soln
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
no. 1 fuel
no. 2 fuel
no. 3 oil
no. 4 fuel
no. 6 fuel
non-toxic chaos
nuclear material
nutrients
o-toululene diam
oil and chemicals
oil and rubber
oil base paint
oil paint
oil sludge
oil/Mater emulsion
oleum
org phos pest
organic solvent
organic chemical
organic peroxides
organic waste
ortho toluene diamin
ortno toluidine
other oil
other paint
other quench oil
other sludge
other tallou
other: linseed oil
other: paraffin
P-xylene<106-42-3>
paint
paint & cust remov
paint dryer
paint pigment
paint resin
paint stripper
paint thinner
pale oil
palm oil
paraffin wax
parathiorK 56-38-2>
paraxylene
particulates
pcb-askerol
pcb-inertin
pcb<1336-36-3>
per
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene/oi
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
peroxide
pesticides
pesticides-methyl br
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{cont}
petrolatum
petroleum wastes
phem>l<108-95-2>
phenolic resin
pheny] ether
phenylmercuric
phero]
phosphate
phosphate fertilizer solution
phosphate rock
phosphate Haste
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorous/ white(yellow)
phosphorus chloride
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentoxide
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14~0>
phosphous gas
photogen
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
pickle liquor
pickle uovor
pig iron emission
pigment dye
pine oil
plasticizer
plating solution
plb
polethylene (high de
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
polyester resin
polyethylene & polys
polymer solids
polypropylene glycol
polyvinyl chloride
potash
potasium carbonate
potessium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium endothal
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium nitrate
potassium nitrite
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
powdered lime
powdered milk
primicide
processing oil
propane
propane gas
propionic acid<79-09-4>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propylene
propylene glycol
prowl
pulverized coal
purple dye
pyridine<110-86-l>
pyronal pcb
qermanium oxide
quench oil
radioactive waste
ran soybean soapstoc
red dye
refined petroleum
release oil
residual oil
residues
resin oil
road oil
rock crushing sediroe
rock phosphate & yel
rock salt
roofing tar
rosin sizing
salt water
savin-residual
sewage
shampoo soap
sheet bacteria
silicon oil
silicone fluid
silt
sinazine<122-34-9>
slop oil
sludge
soap concentrate
soap detergent
soapy water
soda ash
sodini thiocyanate
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium chloride
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium lauryl ether
sodium nitrate
sodium nitrit€<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate^ dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium sulfate
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solid waste
soluble oil
solvent
soybean oil
soybeans
spent acid
spent carbon
spent caustic
spent glycol
styrene butadine
styrene monomer
styrene<100-42-5>
suds
sugar solution
sulfanite
sulfonated tallow
sulfonic acid
sulfur
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur mercaptan
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
sulfurous acid (h2S03)<7782-99-2>
sulfurousdichlor
superphosphoric acid
synthetic heating oi
t-butyl benzene
tallow
tar
tar bottoms
tenic
terephthalic acid
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethylene glycol
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetralene
tetratonic phophorus<12185-10-3>
textile size
tinting material
titanium dioxide
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
tordon weed killer
tower sludge oil
tojcaphene<8001-35-2>
transformer
transformer oil
transformer sludge
transmission fluid
trash
tree pollen
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethyiene<79-01-6>
triethylene glycol
t rime thy 1 phosphite
trimethylchlorosilan
tris araino
trisnoylthenylph osphite
trisonyephlnal p
turbine oil
turpentine
tytanium oxide
unichrom dip
unknown oil
unlnown substance
unrefined oil
untreated waste
uran
uranium hexafluride
uranyl
urea
urea-ammonium nitrate
vanadium<7440-62-2>
varnish
varnish printing ink
varsol
vegetable oil
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
wash oil
wash water
waste
waste alcohol
waste anti-freeze & mineral oil
waste chemicals
waste oil
waste paint & xylene
wastewater
wastewater sline
water emulsion clean
water soluable oil
westflex hd solvent
whey
white clay slurry
white noxous fluid
white substance
witebenzol
wolman salts(copper
xyiene tocvene
xyiene<1330-20-7>
yellow substance
ziloil se 150
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
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zinc<7440-66-6> zncro4
zirconium-radiat zylene
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 107-21-
1; 57-55-6; 94-75-7; 51-28-5; 112-35-6; 75-07-0; 64-19-7;
108-24-7; 67-64-1; 98-86-2; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 10043-01-3;
7664-41-7; 506-87-6; 1336-21-6; 127-09-3; 62-53-3; 1309-64-4;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 10361-37-2; 71-43-2;
100-51-6; 7726-95-6; 123-86-4; 1563-66-2; 14762-75-5; 75-15-0;
56-23-5; 57-74-9; 1336-36-3; 7782-50-5; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 7738-94-5; 7440-47-3; 8007-45-2; 8021-39-4;
1319-77-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 7447-39-4; 57-12-5; 506-68-3;
108-94-1; 117-84-0; 1918-00-9; 25321-22-6; 75-OS-2; 124-40-3;
106-89-8; 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 100-41-4; 106-93-4; 107-06-2;
10028-22-5; 7720-78-7; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 77-47-4;
302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4;
78-83-1; 1314-87-0; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 108-31-6; 67-56-1;
16752-77-5; 78-93-3; 108-10-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 110-91-8;
71-36-3; 107-10-8; 91-20-3; 13138-45-9; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2;
98-95-3; 10544-72-6; 106-42-3; 56-38-2; 1336-36-3; 87-86-5;
127-18-4; 108-95-2; 7664-38-2; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3;
771S-12-2; 7723-14-0; 85-44-9; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3;
7722-64-7; 79-09-4; 75-56-9; 110-86-1; 122-34-9; 10588-01-9;
143-33-9; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 7632-00-0;
7558-79-4; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 7664-93-9; 7782-99-2; 78-00-2;
109-99-9; 12185-10-3; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2;
25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 7440-62-2; 108-05-4; 75-01-4;
1330-20-7; 7646-85-7; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Wright,J. ; Borassa,J.
(CfjR) Contact organization: Response Operations Branch/Emergency
Response
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Haste and Emergency
Response.Office of Emergency and Remedial Respons
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(DQ) Date of Questionaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Eame of Data Base of Model: Oil and Hazardous
Materials-Technical Assistance Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; OHM-TADS
(MED) fedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specfic media Did not
'sample* any media-searched open literature for already published
data
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Designed to include all
information pertinent to emergency spill response efforts.
Includes wide variety of physical, chemical, biological,
lexicological, and commercial data. Greatest emphasis placed
on deleterious effect these materials have on water quality. Ttf,
file comprises a compendium of information available in
open literature.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jean H. Uright (202) 245-3057 j
Computer-related Charle
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Combination/Other
collected via contractor from open literature.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(RPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data >Chemical data ^Disposal ^Exposure data ^Health effects ;
Industry ;Manufacturer ^Physical data ;Test/analysis method ;
Shipping and handling data ;FlaraabIlity ;Explosiveness
(DS) Time period covered by data base; 01-01-72 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 1100 hazardous
materials(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 50
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base; (N/A)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/IO
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
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(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant location
JParent corp name ?SIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Limit
ed to 1,050 hazardous materials - in process of
expansion/update. Quality of data collection and analysis not
applicable as data collection consists of searching open
literature.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Contractor Betel Northwest (1st contractor),;
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Informatics <2n<3 contractor)/ Fein
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Fein Marquart (Interactive Sciences
Corporation)
EPA headquarters Oil and Special Materials Control Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
National Contingency Plan 40 CFR part 1510
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using DM8-approved SPA reporting forms:
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request
Microfilm
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 25 EPA users; several
hundred commercial users via Chemical Information System (CIS)
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Emergency Response Division
SPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Environmental Response Team
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: CIS/ Inc.
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Sciences Corporation POP 10 (special programs)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as budget
allows-update in progress now.
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Chemical
Information System (CIS)
(R0BEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure System (SPCCS)
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jean H* Wright
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AD: 401 M St./ S.H. Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202) 245-3057
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-17-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1033
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 383
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
I,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4 1-octene
> 1-pentene
1/3-butylene glycol 1-tetradecene
1-decene 1-trldecene
1-dodecene 1-undecene
1-hexene 12-n-degreaser
1-nonene 2/2-dichloropropionic acid
1-octanol <75-99-0>
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2fAfS-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2/4/5-t salts
2/4,5-tp acid esters
2/4^5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2f4,5-trichloropherioxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrophenol
2-ethyl hexaldehyde
2-ethyl-3-propylacroleln
2-ethylbutyraldehyde
2-ethylhexyl acrylate
2-methyl-5-ethyl pyridine
2-nephthol
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol< 88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-octanol
2-undecanol
3^5-xylenol
3-heptene
4-chlorotoluidene hydrochloride
a-nisltose
abietic acid
acctaldehyde<75-07-0>
acet amide
acetanilide
acetemul-uc
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acetylacetone
acetylene
acridine
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<10?-13-1>
actusol
actusol-t-776
adipic acid<124-04-9>
adiponitrile
aldrin<309-00-2>
alken o«s.d.
alkyldinethyl 3/4-dichlorobenzylatt
monium chloride
alkyIdimethylbenzylammonium
chloride
alkyldimethylbenzyldimethylaroraonau
ID chloride
alky1dime thylethy1benzylammonium
chloride
ally! alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
aluminum fluoride
aluminum hydroxide
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
americiun 241
ameroid
ameroid-dreHclean-522
aminoethylethanolanine
amnonia<7€64-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulfite<10192-30-0>
ammonium bromide
ammonium carbamate<1111-78-0>
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
anmonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium ferricyanide
ammonium ferrocyanide
ammonium fluoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium fluoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxlde<1336-21-6>
ammonium nitrate
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
aaaonium pentaborate
ammonium perchlorate
ammonium peroxydisulfate
ammonium phosphate, dibasic
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
araraonium stearate
ammonium sulfaraate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulfate
ammonium sulfide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulfite<10196-04-0>
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ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
amnsonium thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
ajoyl alcohol
aniline<62-53-3>
antimony 122
antimony 124
antimony 125
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trif luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
ap-10
aquanex-mc
argon 37
arsenic 74
arsenic 76
arsenic 77
arsenic acid<1327~52-2>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic tribroraide<7784-33-0>
arsenic trichloride* 7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulf ide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asphalt
atlas-1901
b-and-b-2021-s
b-and-b-2023
b-propiolactone
bacto-zyaie
barium 131
barium 133
barium 137
barium 140
barium carbonate
barium chloride
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium hydroxide
barium nitrate
barium<7440-39-3>
basic-h
ben?aldehyde
benzene<71-43-2>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
ben2onitrile<100-47-0>
benzopherone
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzoyl peroxide
benzyl alcohol
benzyl benzoate
benzyl bromide
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
benzyl mercaptan
benzylamine
beryllium 7
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
berylliUB tluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
berylliun sulfate
berylliunt<7440-41-7>
besco-b-51-dt
besco-d-emulsion-no.-100
besco-slick-440
bismuth 207
bismuth 210
bismuth co»pounds<7440-69-9>
blitz
boric acid
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
bp-1002
bp-1100
brombenzylcyanide
bromine 82
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromoacetone< 598-31-2>
brucine<357-57-3>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyl mercaptan
butyl stearate
butylamiue<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cab-o-sll-st-2-0
cadmium 109
cadmium 115
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadmium fluoborate
cadmiuie nitrate
cadmium sulfate
cadmiunt<7440-43-9>
calcium 45
calcium 47
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carblde<75-20-7>
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calcium chloride
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium fluoride
calcium gluconate
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium nitrate
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
calcium phosphate
calcium phosphide
calidria-asbestos-grade-r-g444
camphor
capillardiamin
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon 14
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
casol
cerium 141
cerium 144
cesium 131
cesium 134
cesium 137<10045-97-3>
cetyldimethylaitinoniura bromide
cetyldimethylbenzylaramonium
chloride
cetylpyridinium chloride
cetyltrimethy1ammonium bromide
chemical-sludge
chevron-nl-0
chloracetophenone
chloramine-t
chloraroines
chlordane<57~74-9>
chloric acid
chlorine 36
chlcrine<7782~50-5>
chloroacetic acid
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobutadiene
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororoethane<74-87-3>
chlorophenyl-p-chlorobenzenesulfon
ate
chloropicrin
chloroplatinic acid
chloroquine
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorothiazide
chlorthion
choline chloride
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium 51
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chromyl chloride
citric acid
cleansol
emu
cobalt 57
cobalt 58
cobalt 60
cobalt chloride
cobalt nitrate
cobalt sulfate
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous foraiate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
coconut oil
cold-clean
colloid-88
copper 64
copper naphthenate
copper<7440-50-8>
corexit-7664
corexit-8666
coumaphos<56-72-4>
cresyldiphenyl phosphate
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
crude-heavy
crude-light
crude-medium
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric formate
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cutting-oil
cw-solvent
cyanamide
cyanoacetic acid
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eyanobutadiene
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanol
cyclohexanone<10 8-94-l>
cyclohexylamine
dart
dasic
dbc-plus
ddd(tde)
decaborane
decanal
deck-glo
dermol
di-cheai-320
diacetone alcohol
diamylaroine
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzol(aAi)pyrene<189-55-9>
diborane
dibrojnochloropropane
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dicapthon
dichlobenil<1194-65-.6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dicblorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroethyl ether
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dicbloropropane
dichloropropene
dictloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichlorvos (ddvp}<62-73-7>
dicyclopentadiene
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diesel fuel no* 1-d
diesel fuel no. 2-d
diesel fuel no. 4-d
diethanolaraine
diethylaraine<109-89-7>
diethylbenzene
diethylene glycol
diethylene glycol monobutyl ether
diethylene glycol monoethyl ether
diethylene glycolmonomethyl ether
diethylenetriaroine
digested-sewage-sludge
diisobutyl carbinol
dlisobutyl ketone
diisobutylcresoxyethoxyethyldimeth
ylbenzylafflmonium
diisobutylene
diisobutylphenoxyethoxyethyldimeth
ylbenzylammonium
diisopropanolaniine
diisopropylamine
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethyl sulfoxide
diraethylami«e<124-40-3>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrochlorobenzol
dioctyl phthalate
dioxane<123-91-l>
dipentene
diphosgene
dipropylene Glycol
diguat<2764-72-9>
disodiuffldibutylphenylphenoldisulfo
nate
disperse-oil
dispersol-os
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
divinylbenzene
dnbp
dnbp-nh4-salt
dodecanol (1-dodecanol)
dodecyl mercaptan
dodecylbenzene
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
dysprosium 159
e-314
edta<60-00-4>
ekoperl
einery-15298
emtal-42
endothal
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin
erbium 169
essolvene
ethanolamine
ethion<563-12-2>
ethoxytriglycol
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl alcohol
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
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ethyl formate
ethyl phthalate
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylbutanol
ethylene
ethylene cyanohydrin
ethylene dibromide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene glycol
ethylene glycol monobutyl ether
ethylene glycol monoethyl ether
ethylene glycol raonoethyl ether
acetate
ethylene glycol monomethyl ether
ethylene glycol, diacetate
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
eth.yleneimine<151-56-4>
europium 152
europium 154
europium 155
fenuron
ferbam
ferric ammonium citrate<118S-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705~08-0>
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric hydroxide
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous hydroxide
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
ferrous sulfite
fish-oil
flucrine<7782-41-4>
fluosilicate
fo-300-b
foilzoil
fonnaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
fuel oil no. 1
fuel oil no. 2
fuel oil no. 4
fuel oil no. 5
fuel oil no. 6
fumaric acid
furfural<98-01-l>
furfuryl alcohol
gadolinium 153
gallic acid
gallium 68
gallium 72
ganlen-d-solvent
gamosol
gas oils
gasoline
germanium 71
gluconic acid
glucose
glycerol
glyoxal
gold 195
gold 198
gold 199
gold-crew
guthlon<86-50-0>
hafnium 181
haptane
haptanol
heraco-no-2
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hetp
hexaborane
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexamethylenediamine
hexane
hexanol
haxylene glycol
holl-che*-#622
holmium 166
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen 3
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen peroxide
hydrogen sulflde<7783-06-4>
hydroguinone
hydrosulfite
hydroxylamine
hypochlorous acid
igepal-co-430
igepal-co-530
indium 113
indium 114
indole
iodine 125
iodine 129<15046-84-l>
iodine 130
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iodine 131<10043-66-0>
ipc
iridium 192
iridium 194
iron
iron 55
iron 59
iror<7439-89-6>
iso-amyl acetate
iso-butyl acetate
iso-butyric acid
isobutyl acrylate
isobutyl alcohol<73-83-l>
isobutyl mercaptan
isobutyraldehyde
iso
isofhthaloyl chloride
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamire dodecylbenzene
sulfoaate<54590-52-2>
isopropyl acetate
isopropyl alcohol
isopropyl ether
isopropylamine
3ansolv-60
JP-^3
JP-5
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
klearfac-aa040
krypton 85<13983-27-2>
kuweit-crtide
lactic acid
lanthanum 140
lanthenum acetate
lauroyl peroxide
lautyl sulfate
lauryldimethylbenzylaramoniuiB
chloride
lcp-12
lea€ 210
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-3>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead thiosulfate
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
linoleic acid
lithium chloride
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
lithium sulfate
lix-336
lutetium 177
m-cresol<108-39-4>
ro-nitrocresol
m-nitrophenol
m-xylene<108-38-3>
m-xylylbroiaide
raagic-pOber-od-#l
magnesium
magnesiuK 23
magnesium acetate
magnesium dodecyl sulfate
magnesiua sulfate
magnus
raagnus-marine-disperser
fflalathion<121-75-5>
raaleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
manganese 54
marine-cleaner-8551
marltec-oil-spill-remover
racp
megsite
mercaptodimethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric oxide
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrated0415-75-5>
mercury 197
mercury 203
mercury-fungicides
mercury<7439-97-6>
mesityl oxide
net-aguaclene-100
meta-nitcochlorobenzene
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metasystox
methacrylonitrile
methanesulfonyl chloride
methanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methoxy triglycol
raethoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl acetate
methyl actylate
methyl amyl acetata
methyl amyl alcohol
methyl azide
methyl bromide
methyl ethyl ketone (aek)<78-93-3>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl nethacrylats<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylal
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-13-4>
mistron-vapor
molasses
molybdenum 99
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
molybdic trioxlde
moRcchloroacetone
moncchlorodifluoromethane
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monoisopropanolanine
monoraethylamine<74-89-5>
morpholine
mustard-gas
n-butyl aery late
n-butyl alcohol
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-biityl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-butyraldehyde
n-decyl alcohol
n-nitrosodifflethylaraine<62-75-9>
n-propyl alcohol
n-propylamine
nab £ ro
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalic acid
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
navee-42
neodymium 147
neptunium 237
nickel 63
nickel ammoniun sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxlde<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nicotine hydrochlorlde
nicotine salicylate
nicotine sulfate
nicotine tartrate
niobium 95
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10!02-43-9>
nitrilotriacetic acid
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrotoluene
nitrous acid
nitrous oxide
nitroxylene
nonane
nonanol
nonyl phenol
norseiren-67
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-dinitrobenzene
o-nitrotoluene
o-nitroxylol
o-xyiene<95-47-6>
octadecenyldiicethylethylaffimoniuffi-
bromide
od-2
oil-and-spill-eradicator
oil-spill-eradicator-x-1-11
oleic acid
oraazene
omya-nautex-h
ortho-nitroaniline
ortho-nitrochlorobenzene
osmium 191
ovotran
oxalic acid
oxy dlpr op ioni tr 11 e
p-chlorobenzenesulfonic-acid-p-
chlorophenyl-ester^ p-
p-chlorothymol
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-cymene
p-nitrophenol
p-nitrotoluene
p-nitroxylol
p-xylene<106-42-3>
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palladium 103
palladium 109
para-nitroaniline
para-nitrochlorobenzene
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
parathion<56-38-2>
pentaborane
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
pentadecanol
pentanal
pentane
perchloric acid
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perchlorOTOethyl mereaptan
perc-klean-no-818
perthane<72-56-0>
petro-ban
petrollte-w-1439
petjolite-wf-30
phenobarbltal
phenol<108-95-2>
phenylcarbylamine chloride
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorous 32
phosphorous/ black
phosphorous/ white (yellow)
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
phthalic-acid-diethylester
phthalol
picric acid
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3>
Plutonium 239<15117-48-3>
polonium
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
polyclens-(moltoklar)
polycoraplex-a-11
polyglycol ether
polypropylene glycol
polypropylene glycol joethyl ether
potassium 42
potassiun arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichroroate<7778-50-9>
potassium chroraate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassiutt iodide
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassiua pyrophosphate
potassium sulfate
praseodymium 142
praseodymium 143
praseodymium 144
proraethiura 147
propane
propanolamine
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionaldehyde
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propyl acetate
propylene
propylene dichloride
propylene gylcol
protactinium 233
protactinium 234
pyraxon
pyrethrln I
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyrethrum
pyrocatechol
pyrogallol
quinacrine hydrochloride
quinhydrone
quinine
radium 226<13982-63-3>
rau-sewage-sludge
resorcinol<108-46-3>
rhenium 186
rhodium 106
ridzlik
rotenone<83-79-4>
rubidium 86
ruthenius 103
ruthenium 106
salleylaldehyde
salicylic acid
samarium 151
samarium 153
scandium 46
schraden
sea-sweep
seabead
seamulso-e
sec-amyl acetate
sec-butyl acetate
sec-butylamine
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selenium 75
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
sel€niutii<7782-49-2>
sesone
shell-herder
silver 110
silver 111
silver cyanide<506-64~9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
siiver<744Q-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34-9>
skarex-s-102
skatole
slickgone-1
slickgone-2
slip-clean
sodium 22
sodium 24
sodium acetate
sodium anthraquinone sulfonate
sodiuffii arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bif luoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium borate
sodium broraobenzene sulfonate
sodium butyldiphenyl sulfonate
sodium butylphenylphenol sulfonate
sodium carbonate
sodium chlorate
sodium chromate<777S-ll-3>
sodium cyanate
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium decylbenzene sulfonate
sodium dichlorobenzene sulfonate
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium ferricyanide
sodium ferrocyanide
sodium fluoborate
sodium f luoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium fluosilicate
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydro su If it a
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium lauryl sulfate
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium naphthalene sulfate
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium nitrochlorobenzene
sulfonate
sodium octyl sulfate
sodium oleate
sodium palmitate
sodium phosphate^ dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium seleiiite<10102-18-8>
sodium silicate
sodium stearate
sodium sulfide
sodium sulfite
sodium sulphate
sodium thiocyanate
sodium uolframate
sodium<7440-23-5>
sol-speedi-dri
sorbitol
spill-away
spill-x
stannous chloride
stearic acid
strickite
strontium 85
strontium 87a
strontium 89<14l58-27-l>
strontiun 90<10098-97-2>
strontium chloride
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium nitrate
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfolane
sulfoxide
sulfur
sulfur 35
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur fflonochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
sulfurous acid
sup erphosphate
surflo-rd-282
systox
t-butylhydroperoxide
talloH
tannic acid
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tantalum 182
tba
tea
tde<72-54-8>
technetium 99
tedion
tellurium 132
teoc-444
teoc-777
terbium 160
terephthalic acid
tert-aroyl acetate
tert-butyl acetate
tec t-butyl-merc ap tan
tert-butylamine
tetraborane
tetradecanol
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate
tetraethylene glycol
tetraethylene pentaraine
tetrahydronaphthalene
tetramethyl lead
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium 204
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thaIliuin<7440-28-0>
thalious nitrate
thioglycolic acid
thiophosgene
thitraro
thorium chloride
thulium 170
tin 113
tin 119
titanium 44
titanium chloride
titanium nitrate
titenium sulfate
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
tolijidine
tri cresyl phosphate
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichlorobenzene
trichloroethane<25323-B9-l>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
tridecanol
triethano1amine
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylaluminum
triethylaraine<121-44-8>
triethyIbenzene
triethylene glycol
triethylenetetraraine
triraethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitrotoluene
tungsten 185
tungsten 187
turpentine
tyfosol-80
uranium 235<15117-96-l>
uranium 238<7440-€1-1>
uranium peroxide
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
uranyl sulfate
urea
vanadium oxytrichloride
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-!3-6>
vapara
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl bromide
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinyl ether
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
vinyltoluene
wyandotte-spill-remover
xenon 133
ytterbium 169
yttrium 90
yttrium 91
zinc 65
zinc 69
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc browide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc chromate
zinc cyanide
zinc fluoborate
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc forniate<557-41-5>
2inc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
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7.inc nltrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphide<13l4-84-7>
zinc silicofluoride
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium 95
zirconium acetate
zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate
zirconium tetrachlorlde
<10026-ll-6>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
amitrole<61-82-5>
antfcracene<120-12-7>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
3, 4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzo(gxh,i)perylane<191-24-2>
benzoCa3pyrene<50-32-8>
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bron*odichloromethane<75-27-4>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
2-chloronaphthalene<19-58-7>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ester
<7005-72-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20830-81-3>
dibenzoEa,hianthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol£aynpyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
1,4-dichlorobenzene <106-46-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
diraethoate<60-51-5>
1t 1 2-dirae thy Ib enzCaJ an thracene
2/4-diraethylphenol< 105-67 -9>
f luroanthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
indeno(l/2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
pentachlorobenzene <608-93-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene< 85-01 -8>
pyrene<129-00-0>
reserpine
safrole<94-59-7>
1/2,4/5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
2,3,4/6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2
l/2/4-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
2,4/5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75-35-4
; 75-99-0; 93-75-5; 93-72-1; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 75-07-0; 64-19-7;
108-24-7; 75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7;
75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 309-00-2; 107-18-6;
107-05-1; 10043-01-3; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7;
7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9;
7788-98-9? 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0; 12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8;
131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0; 12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2;
1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7; 62-53-3; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1;
778S-61-9; 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 1327-52-2;
1303-32-8; 1303-28-2; 7784-33-0; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9;
7440-38-2; 14798-08-4; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 65-85-0?
100-47-0; 98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597-99-4;
7440-41-7; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 598-31-2; 357-57-3;
123-86-4? 85-68-7? 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 543-90-8; 7789-42-6;
7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6; 75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8;
26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2;
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1563-66-2; 14762-75-5; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 10045-97-3;
57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7; 67-66-3? 74-87-3; 7790-94-5;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 10049-05-5; 7789-43-7;
544-18-3; 14017-41-5; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8;
142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8; 814-91-5;
10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5;
110-82-7; 108-94-1; 333-41-5; 189-55-9; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9;
1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 62-73-7;
60-57-1; 109-89-7; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 25154-54-5; 123-91-1;
2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 72-20-8;
106-89-8; 563-12-2; 141-78-6? 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7;
100-41-4; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 107-15-3; 151-56-4;
1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0? 7783-50-8? 10421-48-4;
10028-22-5; 10045-89-3? 7758-94-3? 7720-78-7; 7782-41-4;
50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 76-44-8;
77-47-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8;
7783-06-4; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1;
78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 115-32-2; 143-50-0? 13983-27-2;
301-04-2; 3687-31-8; 7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0;
10099-74-8; 1072-35-1; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1;
58-89-9; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7?
108-31-6; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8;
10415-75-5; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 72-43-5; 78-93-3;
108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0? 7786-34-7; 315-18-4;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 62-75-9;
107-10-8; 300-76-5; 1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 7718-54-9; 12054-48-7;
13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 7697-37-2; 10102-43-9;
98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 95-48-7; 95-47-6? 106-44-5; 106-42-3;
3G525-89-4? 56-38-2; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 72-56-0; 108-95-2;
62-38-4; 75-44-5; 7664-38-2; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2;
7723-14-0; 85-44-9; 13981-16-3? 15117-48-3; 7784-41-0;
10124-50-2? 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3;
7722-64-7; 2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 75-56-9; 121-29-9;
13982-63-3; 108-46-3; 83-79-4; 12640-89-0; 7782-49-2; 506-64-9;
7761-88-8; 7440-22-4? 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5;
26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1? 7631-90-5? 7775-11-3; 143-33-9?
25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9;
124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5;
14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 7789-06-2; 57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5;
10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3;
1314-32-5; 563-68-9; 7446-13-6; 7440-28-0; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5?
108-88-3? 8001-35-2; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
25167-82-2? 27323-41-7? 121-44-8; 75-50-3; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1;
541-09-3; 10102-C6-4; 1314-62-1; 27774-13-6? 108-05-4? 75-01-4;
75-35-4; 557-34-6? 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7;
7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7;
16971-71-9? 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6? 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8;
14644-61-2; 10026-11-6; 83-32-9; 208-96-8? 61-82-5; 120-12-7;
56-55-3; 205-99-2; 207-08-9; 191-24-2? 50-32-8; 39638-32-9;
542-88-1? 75-27-4; 101-55-3; 305-03-3? 59-50-7; 7005-72-3?
218-01-9; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-46-1;
74-95-3; 95-50-1; 106-46-7; 87-65-0; 56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5;
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57-97-6; 105-67-9; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 70-30-4; 193-39-5?
74-88-4; 56-49-5; 608-93-5; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 129-00-0;
50-55-5; 94-59-7? 95-94-3; 58-90-2; 120-82-1; 95-95-4; 88-06-2
(CUM) Contact narae(s): Wright,J.H. ; Sullivan,C.
CCQR) Contact organization: Emergency Response Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
Response.Office of Emergency and Remedial Respons
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(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of tfodel: Needs Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NEEDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents wasteuater
treatment plants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: National inventory of
municipal treatment and collection facilities (1982 survey had
approximately 32,000 facilities) dollar needs by category/
populations served, treatment processes used/planned* influent
and effluent data [biological oxygen demand (BOD)/ suspended
solids/ phosphorus/ ammonia!.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wen Huang (202)382-7288 ;
Patrick Brady (202)382-7295
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection uasteuater treatment plants Computer-related
Patrick Brady (202)382-7295; EPA Office, Priorities and Needs
Assessments Branch (202)
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) £on-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Cost/economic data ;Disposal ;Geographic subdivision ;
Location ;Political subdivisions ;Treatment devices ;Volume/mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-73 TO 03-30-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other biennally
(NUB) Number of observations in data base: 478828.(Estimated)
(f'FI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0 (in
)1981 (less thanUOOO (in )1982.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 32009.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
32009.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 32
009.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ^Congressional district ;SMSA ?City ;Toun/totmship ;
Project identifier jReach number (River)
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plciit location ;parent corp name ;NPD5S ; Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LLM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware:
1973, 1974, 1976, 1978 data on biological oxygen demand (BOD)/
suspended solids, phosphorus and ammonia only. Gther chenicals
1980, 1982 data (112 total observations).
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data riot based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
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included in data base
(EDf ) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Contractor URS/ Denver/ CO.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor URS/ Denver/ CO.
EPA headquarters Priorities and Needs Assessments
Branch/Facilities Requirements Division
(I0L) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: dollar needs
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 95-217, Section 516(b) (Clean Water Act-CKA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms!
158-R-0139
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
FRD-1 Cost Estimates-faiannually (Feb. 10 even years) FRD-2
Technical Information
Printouts on request - Federal and State government only
Machine-readable raw data
(MtIS) Number of regular users of data base: 100
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Facilities Requirements Division/ Office of Water Regulations and
Standards/ Office of Research and Development/ Office of
Enforcement,
EPA regional offices
Farmers Home Administration (FMHA)
Economic Development Administration (EDA)
Department of Energy (DOE)
State Environmental Agencies^ private companies
universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(B3T) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(BAG) Type of data access: EPA software locally designed program
M3DS:52Q20Q0104 JEPA hardware IBM 370/168 MVS
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other every two
years
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (HPDES)j Grants
Information Control System (GICS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Patrick Brady
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(CWO)/(FRD)
AD: 401 M St/ SW Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7295
CDF) Bate of form completion: 01-11-83
(HMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 131
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
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(MAT) Substances represented in data
I/ If I- t rich! oroethane< 71-55-
6>
<79-34-5>
lf 1, 2-trichloroetharte<79-00-5>
If 1-dichloro ethane <75-34-3>
l,,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l*2,,4,-tirichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
lf 2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dlchloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If 2-dichloropropylene< 563-54-2>
l4,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1, 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
if 3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/4-dichlorobenzerie<106-46-7>
2, 4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/ 4/7/ 8- tetr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/ 4-dimethylphenoL<105-67-9>
2/ 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2, 4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-cMorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol< 88-75-5>
3,, 4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4*-ddd(p/p*tde)
4/ 4 *-dde(p,p --ddx)<7 2-55-9>
4/4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 6-dini tro-o-c res ol<5 34-5 2-l>
4-broBiophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-ct:lorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
aceraphthylene< 208-96- 8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
aery lonitrile< 107- 13-1>
aldrin<309-00-2>
aramonia<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asb€stos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
ben7idine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ba se :
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g/h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryl liun<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-ganffla<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
b is (2-chloroethoxy)rae thane
bis( 2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloronaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broraOH«ethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmiura<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chl orodibr omome th ane< 12 4- 4 8-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chlocoform<67-66-3>
chloroieethane<74-87-3>
chcoraium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobr omome thane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichlororoethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlcr<76-44-3>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadieTie<87-68-3>
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hexcchlorocyclopentadiene<77-47~4>
hex6chloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
leac<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaroine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiraethylamlne<62-75-9>
n-nltrosodiphenylaraine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oxygen demand
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
?cb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-l8-4>
thallium<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-38-3>
toxaphene< 8001-35-2>
tribroiBOfliethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-Ql-6>
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) xylene<1330-20-7>
<53469-21-9> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base; 71-55-6
; 7S-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3;
534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8;
107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
744C-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8;
191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 111-91-1; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-CO-3; 75-01-4; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4;
75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0;
86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-36-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 129-00-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2;
75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 1330-20-7; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Huang/W. ;8rady/P.
(COR) Contact organization: Priorities and Needs Assessments Branch
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Programs Operations.Facilities Requirements Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(KAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Nationwide Urban Runoff Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NURP
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Atmospheric deposition
^Ground water jRunoff urban ^Sediment } Surface water river/
lake, impoundment >0ther deposition on street surface
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: TMs data base contains
data taken during storm events. The data is taken in receiving
waters/ control structures, wetf all/dry fall deposition
stations, precipitation stations, and in storm sewers.
Stormwater pollution control technologies can be evaluated from
the data. For example/ catchments are swept for a time period and
data taken; then catchments remain unswept for a time, and data
taken in order to evaluate streetsweeping* See our quarterly
reports for latest results*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dennis Athayde (202) 755-2112 ;
Computer-related Patty Bubar (202) 755-2114 ; EPA Office Carl
Myers (202) 382-7077
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;129
307 CWA ;11 conventional water ;41 CWA potential criteria ; 21
drinking water standards ;9 potential drinking water ;29 drinking
water monitoring / 54 TSCA assessment ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
date ;Chemical data ;Collection method Concentration measures /
Cost/economic data ;FloH rates ^Location ^Physical data ;Political
subdivisions / Population demographics ^Population density
;Precipitation jSalinity } Sampling date ;Site description
^Temperature ;Test/analysis method ; Treatment devices
;Volume/mass measures ;hydrograph limb: base/ rising/ peak/ falling
; quality of rain
(D3) Time period covered by data base: 12-01-78 TO 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 01/30/84
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly flow
and precipitation yOther daily: receiving water / Other varies
with parameter related to storm events
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2/370,000.(Actual)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base; 3000000
((includes flow)(& precipation).)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 313
(NCS) Ro, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
390.
(NGF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GKO) Geographic coverage of data base: National (U.S.)
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^Congressional district ;City yTown/township Coordinates
latltude/longitu Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
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(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Prlma
rily data related to urban storra water events. Pollutant
parameters vary by sample.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRO guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base*
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency twenty-seven 208 Agencies ;State
agency some states (role varies by Contractor to 208 Agency ;0ther
federal agency U.S. Geological Survey/ Tennessee Valley
Authority
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency twenty-seven 208 Agencies
EPA lab providing standards
Contractor Woodward/Clyde
Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey, Tennessee Valley
Authority
EPA headquarters Mater Planning Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 208 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-apprcved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Quarterly Progress Report Nationwide Urban Runoff Program (write
EPA mail code MH-554)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: SPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Program Operations/Water Planning Division
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET MIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 3032; IBM 370/168 model 1
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STCRET
(Storage and Retrieval of Water Quality Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Dennis Athayde (WH-554)
OFC: EPA/(OhMM)/(QWPO)/(WPD)
AD: 401 M St. Stf Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 755-2112
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
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(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data bass: 155
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 206
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
lf1,1-trichloroe thane<71-55-
6>
1/1/2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
1,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
I,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
I/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane
If2-dlchloropropane<76-87-5>
l/2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
If 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
I/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2, 4f 6-trichlorophenoK 88-06-2>
2f 4/7y8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2f 4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2, 4-dinttrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4'-ddd(p/p'tde)
4,4'-dde(p/p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4/4--ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinatro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-cHorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acer>aphthylene<208-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
amiBoni a<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)enthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a3pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g/h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryl liuni<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
b is (2-chloroethoxy)me thane
<111-S1-1>
bis(2-chloroethyl) ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloroinethyl)ether<542-8a-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromo roe thane < 12 4-48-1 >
chloroethana<75-00-3>
chlorofcrm<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromiuro<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobrowomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluorojnethane<75-71-8>
dichloroaethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dioxin<828-00-2>
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dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliform
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
he3C£chlorobutadiene<37-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexacloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lea
lindane<58-89-9>
malathion<121-75-5>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
me thoxychlor<7 2-43-5>
microbiology coliform bacteria
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiniethylainine<62-75-9>
n-nltrosodlphenylaraine<86-30-6>
naphthalene< 91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pHenanthrene<85-01-8>
pHenol<108-95-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochior 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniuiu<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thallium<7 440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribroBOKethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
t rich lorof luoromethane< 75-6 9-
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
4>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
} 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3? 75-35-4? 120-82-1;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5? 563-54-2? 122-66-7? 156-60-5?
541-73-1; 106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9? 51-28-5?
121-14-2? 606-20-2? 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1;
205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3? 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 107-02-8? 107-13-1? 309-00-2;
7664-41-7; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0? -7440-38-2? 1332-21-4?
1912-24-9; 71-43-2? 92-87-5? 56-55-3? 50-32-3; 191-24-2;
207-08-9? 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6? 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9? 117-81-7? 542-88-1? 74-83-9?
85-68-7? 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9? 108-90-7? 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9? 7440-48-4;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5? 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3? 75-27-4; 75-71-8?
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75-09-21 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 828-00-2; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5;
7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 37-86-5; 7723-14-0;
7723-14-0; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4;
7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-C1-4; 7440-66-6
Contact name(s): Athayde,0./ Graham^P. ; Hise,P.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of fcater
Programs Operations.Mater Planning Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Kame of Data Base of Model! Michigan Ground Kater Strategy
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STORET M
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking water ;Ground
water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: As part of a larger
project to develop a state ground water management strategy/ the
Michigan Department of Natural Resources sill be collecting
ground water quality data for specific sites in support of case
history development. The parameters to be sampled will vary
frotr site to site/ but all data will be entered into the
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Mike Phillips (312) 353-2160 ;
SPA Office Dennis Aythayde (202) 382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other point
(industrial) and non-point
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(CPQ) Projected operational date of Data Base: 04-00-82
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-81 TO 04-30-82
(TKM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 04/30/82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Frequency not
yet specified/ some repeat sampling will be dene
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 0.(Actual)
(WEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (Unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state Michigan
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
collection to be done at 3 contamination sites, added to
existing data/ will constitute eight case studies* Data quality
assurance procedures under development. Lab to do data analysis
not yet selected.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysi
s method documented
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Accession No. 5206000902 (cont)
litigation is resolved)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: None yet
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Water Planning Division
States
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Accession No. 5206000903
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) J*air,e of Data Base of Model: Globe/Miami national Prototype
Groundwater Project
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(HED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking Mater >Ground
water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A monitoring network
for various minerals Kill be established to determine the impact of
past and present mining practices on water quality in the
Globe/Miami area of Arizona. The data uill be used to develop
local controls and best management practices for the industry.
This project is being conducted in cooperation with local mining
controls.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Carole Biegler 454-8347 ;
Computer-related Doris Betuel } EPA Office Mater Planning
Division (202) 382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other ambient
monitoring for nonpoint sources of pollution
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development; drafts in process,
estimate completion in April or May/ *83.
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 03-00-81
(HPP) $on-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Disposal
^Industry ^Location ^Physical data >Political subdivisions ;
Population density /Production levels ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-80 to 04-30-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 04/30/83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Dther Data collection
completed
(SOB) Number of observations In data base: Not available at this time
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (Unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (Unknow
n. )
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) fJuntber of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: County/snaller location Gila
County, Arizona
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ^drainage basin
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include! drainage basin
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
quality assurance procedures acceptable to EPA approved
(C8Y) Data collected by: Local agency Central Arizona Association of
Governments ;Contractor Snvirologic
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency Central Arizona Association of
Governments
Contractor Envirologic Systems, Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to determine the source of
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pollution and the needed controls. The project is jointly-funded
by mining companies.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: EPA has
requested that the data be put in the STORET system ; being
accomplished
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10 estimated
(USR) Currant regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Hater Planning Division
States
Central Arizona Association of Governments
Mining companies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET KIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPOT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: No up-dates
scheduled
(RSS) Felated EPA automated systems which use data base: Storage and
Retrieval of Water Related Data (SfORET)
(RD8SPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Neti Mexico Ground Water Project
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction tilth this data base: Relat
ed state data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Ned Kendrick
OFC: EPA/Water Planning Division
AD: 401 M St. SW Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7112
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
copper<7440-50-8> sodium
iron<7439-89-6> potassiuo
manganese silica
zinc bicarbonate
aluminum chloride
cadmium sulfate
i selenium nitrate
manor ions of calcium total dissolved solids & arsenic
magnesium
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-50
-8; 7439-89-6
(CMM) Contact narae(s): Athayd«,D. ; Biegler/C.E. (Region)
(CQR) Contact organization: Water Planning Division
(RCIK) Responsible Organization: Office of Mater.Office of later
Programs Operations.Water Planning Division.
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Accession No. 5206000904
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Karae of Data Base of Model: New Jersey Permit Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) vedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents Lagoons,
landfills, land application of sludge/seepage, and other effluents
/Ground water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; The State of New Jersey
is developing a ground water discharge control program as part of
their State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (3PEDES) permit
program. Funding for this project authorized by Section 208 of
the Clean Water Act. Included is a task which will monitor SO
permitted sites to insure compliance with the issued permits.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Tony Conetta (609) 264-3279 ;
EPA Office liater Planning Division (202) 382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other any
permitted source, both point and non-point sources
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development; project completed
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 05-00-81
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(USR) Current regular users of data base: States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As data
becomes available
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
HPDES data bases Related non-EPA data bses: New York State
Ground Water SPDES program
(CMP) Completion of form:
Joar Schamm
OFC: EPA/Hater planning Division
AD: 401 M St/ SU Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-2474
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 25
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
ammonia nitrogen nickel<7440~02-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2> nitrate nitrogen
barlura<7440-39-3> oil and grease
biological oxygen demand (BOD) petroleum hydrocarbons
cadmiuni<7440-43-9> residual chlorine
chewical oxygen demand (COD) seleniura<7782-49-2>
chlorinated hydrocarbons total dissolved solids (TDS)
chlcrine<7782-50-5> total nitrogen
chromium<7440-47-3> total organic carbon (TOO
copper<7440-50-8> total phosphates
cyanlde<57-12-5> total suspended solids (TSS)
lead<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
mercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 7440-36
-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-43-9; 7782-50-5; 7440-47-3? 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 7440-02-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): John Trela (New Jersey) (609) 292-0424
(COR) Contact organization: Water Planning Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Water
Programs Operations.Water Planning Division.
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(DQ) Dcte of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) ?;ai«e of Data Base of Model: Biscayne Aquifer Project
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water
UBS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The State will be
monitoring several hazardous waste Impoundments located over the
Biscayne Aquifer in order to characterize the movement of
hazardous materials in the aquifer for the development of State
regulations. Conditional approval has been given to this project
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Rodney DeHan/Jion Leins (904)
488-3601/9560 ; Computer-related S/A 48; EPfl Office teater
Planning Division (202) 382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development; final report scheduled
for completion 02-28-83
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 02-00-81
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-81 TO 12-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 12/30/81
(FPQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NQ3) Number of observations in data base: 2800(Approxiroately)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (K/A)
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(MTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1-8,
(HCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
I
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state Florida
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Guali
ty assurance procedures which were in effect when data was
gathered are unknown/ currently.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: State agency Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PH2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 (Clean later Act-CMA) as amended/ Section 208
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
s QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Final report and quarterly reports to be sent to EPA (Draft
final report completed)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: States
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other One time data
collection
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(RDBEPA) Related FPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Surface Impoundment Assessment Data Base
(CMP) Completion o± form:
Joan Schamm
OFC: EPA/Water Planning Division
AD: 401 M St, SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-2474
(OF) Dete of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base!
biological oxygen demand chlorinated hydrocarbons
(BOD)
(CNM) Contact nacoe(s): DeHan,R. (904) 488-3601
(COR) Contact organization: Water Planning Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Mater.Office of Mater
Programs Operations.Water Planning Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Metals Data Base-Kansas
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STQRET-K
(MED) Kedla/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Metals determination
and coliform bacteria in grounduater resulting from irrigation,
agriculture/ solution salt mining and, disposal of sewage In
underground mines and sink holes.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter EPA Office Office Sater Planning
Division (202)382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Son point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Project Completed
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Salinity ;Site description ;specific conductance ; pH
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-79 TO 06-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 06/30/82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 28620,(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0 *
project completed.
(INF) Data base includes: Ray data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 500.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
335.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base {source monitoring): 0*
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state Kansas
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State }County
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Host
recent data collection has concentrated on nitrate nitrogen. Data
is presently accessable through NASDEX? plans are to enter into
STOEET
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Sdit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency Kansas Geological Survey; Kansas
Dept. Health & Environment Kansas Water Resources Board ;0ther
federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency Kansas Geological Survey/ Kansas
Dept. of Health & Environment, Kansas Water Resources Board
Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
Kansas State University/ University of Kansas
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(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Develop Kansas State Ground
Water Management Plan
(AUT) fluthorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Development of Kansas ground
water management plan.
(OM8) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Final Report
to be sent to EPA
(RUS) Dumber of regular users of data basei 10 plus locally as data
base is being developed
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Program Operations/ Water Planning Div. Other
federal agencies States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(OAC) Type of data access: EPA software STQRET HIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CKG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base raaster file up-date: Saani-annually
(RDB) Bion-SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: NAKDE
X
(CMP) Completion of form:
A.L. Jenke
OFC: Policy and Evaluation Branch, Water Planning Div«,
Office of Water Program Operations
AD: 401 M Street, SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-2474
(OF) Date of form completion: 03-22-83
(NMAT) Nuatber of substances represented in data base: 9
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
potassium<7440-09-7> carbonate
barium<7440-39-3> coliform bacteria
bi-carbonate magnesium
boron compounds sodium<7440-23-5>
<7440-42- cadmium<7440-43-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-09
-7; 7440-39-3; 7440-23-5
(COR) Contact organization: Office Water Program Operations
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Programs Operations.Water Planning Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questiouaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Karoe of Data Base of Model: Metals Data Base-New Mexico
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: WATSTORE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Metals and radioactive
materials in groundvater resulting from uranium mining and
milling operations. Grants Mineral Belt area/ New Mexico. Data
reported in mg/liter.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Ben Longorla (214) 767-8988 ; EPA
Office Office Water Planning Division (202) 382-7112
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Ken-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Salinity ;Site description ;Temperature ^Specific conductance
at Field conductance corrected to 25 degrees C. ;Field pH
^Dissolved Oxygen ; Oxidation-Redoction ^Potential ;Water levels
jaquifer parameters (hydrologic)
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-00-78 TO 05-00-33
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 05-00-83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: quarterly ;as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 5000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (Unknown.
(IUF) Bata base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 56.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
44.
(MQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 9.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state New Mexico
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jTown/townshlp ;sample Source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
(CDF) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme/ stored
in STORET
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
presently STORET.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included In data base
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency New Mexico Environmental
improvement Division ; Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab various for radioactive sample
Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO (3 contract labs)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Revise current groundwater
laws
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to measure intensity and trend of
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ground water pollution in mine area.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Final report
to be sent to EPA
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 5-10 state people as data
base is developed
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Hater Program Operations/ Water Planning Division
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA softyare STORET KIDS:5303000101 ;£PA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for nori-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Continuous
(CMP) Completion of form:
A.L* Jenke
OFC: policy and Evaluation Branch/ Water Planning Div./ Office
o.f fcater Program Operations
AD: 401 H St., SW Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-7112
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(JJMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 25
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
aluminuffl<7429-90-5> uraniun<7440-61-l>
arseidc<7440-38-2> vanadiura<7440-62-2>
barium<7440-39-3> zinc<7440-66-6>
cadmium<7440-43-9> calcium
gross alpha magnesium
lead 210 sodium
lead<7439-92-l> potassium
molybdenum and compounds chloride
<7439-98-7> sulfate
radium 226<13982-63-3> bicarbonate
radium 228<15262-20-1> floride
radon 222 phosphate
selenium<7782-49-2> silica
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7429-90
-5; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-43-9; 7439-92-1; 7439-98-7;
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-61-1; 7440-62-2;
7440-66-6
(COR) Contact organization: EPA Water Planning Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Programs Operations.Water Planning Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model; Nutrient Data Ease-Nebraska
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STORST K
(MED) Nedia/Subject of Data Base or Models Ground water ;Soil
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Monitoring of shallow
aquifer nitrate reduction program in the Platte River valley.
Program intended to reduce nitrate content of the shallow
aquifer by recycling water for agricultural use.
(CTC) CONTACTS; Subject matter A.L. Jenke (202) 426-2474 ;
Computer-related not yet kno
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
date
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-79 TO 12-31-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 06/30/82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: sen! annually
(NQ8) lumber of observations in data base: 795.(Estimated)
(8El) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 3CO.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(WTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 65.
(JiCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
65.
(NQF) tfurcber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 65
(farms.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Hall
County/ Nebraska
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Hall County ACP
Special Project
(CDS) Pollutant Identification data are: Storet parameter
(LiM) . Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(P.RE.) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Cata collected by: State agency Nebraska Dept. of Environmental
Control Contractor lab M/A ; Other federal agency U.S. Geological
Survey /Nebraska Agricultural Conservation Program Group (15 f
Ce.g. FHA3, state/ and county agencies, and the National
Fertilizer Association and University of
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency Nebraska Dept. of Environmental
Control
Contractor lab N/A
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Project aimed at reducing
nitrates in local ground water regimen.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Forfti of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Interim progress reports
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 80 or more people
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Program Operations/ Water Planning Division
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
nationally translatable
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET KIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Serai-annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
A.L. Jenke
OFC: Policy and Evaluation Branch, Hater Planning Div*, Office
Water Program Operations
AD: 401 M Street, Washington DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-2474
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 I
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nutrients
(COR) Contact organization: Planning Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Vater.Office of Water
Programs Operations.Hater Planning Division.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) $ame of Data Base of Model: Phase II Ground-Water Monitoring
Evaluation Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; None
(MSD) Jiedia/SubJect of Data Base or Model; N/A data not related to
specific media, 8CRA Interim Status Facilities and their
ground-water monitoring systems are sampled.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Steve Maier <2Q2) 382-4484 ; EPA
Office Steve Maiar Division Office of Solid «aste (202)
382-4484
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: RCAA Interim Status
Facilities
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method or instrument ; compliance data ; inspection data';- location
? physical data } political subdivisions ,? inspection date /
site description ; test/analysis method ; treatment devices or
processes
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-82 TO 10-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 82-10
(F8Q) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only
(K08) Bumber of observations in data base: 4Q,GOG(£stimated to Date)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(FTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in. data base: 189
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
185
(flOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 18
9 •. . . .••.•.••'•;. '• -'
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State / city } street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name > plant location jf street address
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
gathering was conducted by state and regional office personel^
as well- as two to three different contractors. Subjective
Judgements went into filling out checklists thich sere the
mechanism for collecting the data,
(DPR) Data collects/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: N/A
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? N/A
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A
(PRE) Precision: N/A
(EDT) Editting: So known edits
(CBY) Eata collected by? State agency } regional office ; contractor
(ABY) Data analyzed by: SPA Headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
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YES: OMB form number 2000-0356
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports/ Phase II Ground-Mater Monitoring Evaluation
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarthers Offices ;
EPA Regional Offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: All data
confidential, limits on access outside EPA
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base roaster file up-date; None/ one-tine data
collection
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(FDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
None
(RDB) Fon-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # Kathleen H. Kohl# OFC: Division, Office of
Solid Kastet AD: Rm 273, 401 M St., S.W., Washington/ D.C., 20460
WH-562| PH: (202) 382-4606f
(DF) Date of form completion: 83-01-24
(CNM) Contact name(s): Maier,S. ; Maier,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Division Office of Solid Xaste
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
Response.Office of Solid Waste.Off ice of Managerae
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(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Industry Studies Index of General
Hazardous Waste Technologies
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: INSIGHT
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents/ Chemical
Manufacturing Facilities ; Emissions/ Chemical Manufacturing
Facilities ; Ground Hater ? soil ; sediment > solid waste
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: CBI and
non-confidential data collected from industry site visits/ waste
stream sampling/ and literature surveys pertaining to waste
characterization and waste management practices. Includes a
tracking file of all contracting activities associated with the
Industry studies Program/Studies & Methods Branch/Office of Solid
Waste and Emergency Response.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Janie Harris/ Program Manager
(703) 821-2506 } Computer-related Robert Scarberry/ Task Manager
(703) 821-4695 } EPA Office Francine Jacoff/ Technology Branch
(202) 382-44761
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point Source/ Chemical
manufacturing facility site visits/ waste stream sampling/ and
literature survey
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: RCRA hazardous
wastes/ Entire universe not yet defined. Hill include/ at a
minimum/ all wastes listed at 40 CFR 26.131 and 261.32 and all
chemicals listed at 40 CFR 261 App. VIII
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ; compliance data ; concentration measures ; cost or
economic data > disposal } elevation } industry / inspection data
/ location / manufacturer / physical data ; political subdivisions
} production levels / sampling date ; site description / treatment
devices or processes ; volume/mass measures ; Haste management
employee information/ corporate financial overview/ capacity of
waste facility/ recycling data.
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-81 TO 01-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 85-06
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other- Variable
schedule depending on individual contractors performing the
sampling.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: Estimated to date
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations ; reference data or
citations
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 34
9
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State j county ; city ; town/township ? street address
parent
corporation-location ; street address > program assigned
identifier
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: coded/ chemical abstracts
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service(cas) registry numbers
CLIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Proce
dures and methods may differ by contractor
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: YES
(AML) lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUO) Lab Audit: YES
(PR5) Precision: None available
(CBY) Tata collected by: Regional Office, Region EPA Offices ;
contractor JKB Associates/ Radian Corp./ S3 Corp./ Walk-Haydel
Associates, TRW ; EPA Headquarters^ EPA, Office of Solid Waste
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor, JRB Associates
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development cf Regulations
or Standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment ; risk
assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: YES, citation. Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act, 1976. 42 USC 6927
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
YES: OMB form number 2000-0424
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters, Office of
Research and Methods, OSWER ; JRB Associates, McLean, VA
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
Agency
(DLC) primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: On-going, as data
becomes available
(CMP) Completion of form: # Francine S. Jacofffl OFC: USEPA/Office
of Solid Waste & Emergency Responsef AD: Washington/ DC 20460f
PH: (202) 382-4761f
(DF) Date of form completion: 83-01-17
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0323
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Acetaldehyde <75-07-0> 5-(Aminoffiethyl)-3-isoxazolol
Acetone <67-64-l> <2763-96-4>
Acetonitrile <75-05-8> 4-Aminopyridine <504-24-5>
Acetophenone <98-86-2> 6-lmino-l,la,2,8,8a,8b-hexahydro-
2-Acetylaminoflourene 8-
Acetyl chloride <75-36-5> (hydroxyraethyl)8-methoxy-5-
Acrcleiri <107-02-8> raethyl-carbaroate aririno
Acrylamide <79-06-l> (2",3":3,4)pyrrolo(l,2-a)
Acrylic acid <79-10-7> indole-4,7-dione (ester)
Acrylonitrile <107-13-1> Amitrole <61-82-S>
Aldrin <309-00-2> Aniraonium picrate <131-74-8>
Allyl alcohol <107-18-6> Aniline <62-53-3>
Aluminum phosphide <20859-73-8> Arsenic acid <1327-52-2>
Arsenic pentoxide <1303-28-2>
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Arsenic trloxic'e <1327-S3-3>
Asbestos <1332-21--4>
Auraraine <2465-27-2>
Azaserine <115-02-6>
Barium cyanide <542-62-l>
BeniCc] acridine <225-51-4>
Benzal chloride <98-87-3>
Benzene <71-43-2>
Benzenesulfonyl chloride <98-09-9>
Enzenethiol <108-93-5>
Benzidine <92-87-5>
Benzo(a)anthracene <56-55-3>
fienzotalpyrene <5Q-32-8>
Betizotrichlori.de < 98-07- 7>
Beryllium dust
Bis (2~chloroethozy)me thane
B is ( 2- chloro ethyl) ether
iu n-bis(2-chloroethyl)~2-naphthyla
rcine <494-03-l>
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(chloro»ethyl)ether <542-88-l>
8is{2-e thy IhexyDphtha late
broraoacetone <598-31-2>
brcmomethane <74-83-9>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-5S-3>
brucine <357-57-3>
2-butanone peroxide <1338-23-4>
n-Bvityl alcohol <71-36-3>
2- sec Butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
calciura chroraate <1376S-19-0>
calcium cyanide <592-01-8>
carbob dlsulfide <75-15-0>
carbonyl fluoride <3S3-50-4>
chloroacetaldehyde <107-20-0>
chlcral <75-87-6>
chlorambucil <305-03-3>
chloraniK 11 8-75-2>
chlordane <57-74-9>
p-chloroaniline <106-47-8>
chlorobenzllate <5lO-15-6>
l-(f-chlorobenzoyl)-5-Bethoxy-2 -
methylindole-3-acetic acid
chlorodibromome thane < 124-48- 1>
1-c bio ro-2, 3 -epoxy propane
<10 6-89-8 >
chloro ethene <75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether <110-75-8>
chloroform <67-66-3>
p-chloro-ro-cresol <59-50-7>
chlororoethane <74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
2-chloronaphthalene <91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol <95-57-8>
l-(o-chloropahnyl) thiourea
<5344-82-l>
3-chloropropionitrile <542-76-7>
.alpha--chlorotoluene <100-44-7>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
chrysene <218-01-9>
cooper cyanide <544-92-3>
Cresylic acid <131S-77-3>
Crotonaldehyde <4170-30-3>
cuwene <98-82-8>
cyanide <57-12-5>
cyanogen <460-19-5>
cyanogen bromide <506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride <506-77-4>
cyclohexane <110-82-7>
cyclohexanone <108-94-l>
2-cycloheKyl-4,6-dinltrophenol
<131-89-5>
cyclophosphamide <50-18-0>
ddd(tde)
ddt
daunoravcin <20830-81-3>
diallate <2303-16-4>
dibenzoCa^hlanthracene <53-70-3>
dibenzoUa/13 pyrene
<189-55-9>
dlbroraochlorofflethane <124-48-l>
l,2-dibrono-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
1,2-dibroinoethane <106-93-4>
dibromo me thane <74-9S-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1,2-dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
1,3-dichlorobenzene <541-73-l>
1,4-dichlorobenzene <10€-46-7>
3/3*- dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene <110-57-6>
dichlorodifluoromethane <75-71-8>
1,1-dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-dichloroethane <107-06-2>
1/1-dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
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dichloromethane <75-09-2>
2,4-dichlorophenol <120-83-2>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
1f 4-dichloropheaoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d) <94-75-7>
dicMorophenylarsiae <696-28-6>
1,2- dichloropropane <78-87-5>
1,3-dichloropropena <542-75-6>
dieldrin <60-57-l>
diepoxybutane <1464-53-5>
diethylarsine
1,2-diethylhydrazine <1615-80-1>
0/Q-diethyl-s-(2-ethylthio)
ethyDester of phosphorothioic
acid
0,0-diethyl-s-inethyl ester of
phosphorodithioic acid
O/ 0- di et hy 1- 0 - ( 2 -pyraz iny 1 )
phosphoro-tbioate <297-97-2>
Q,Q-diethyl phosphoric acid/ 0-p-
nitrophenyl ester <311-45-5>
diethyl phthalate <84-66-2>
diethylstilbestrol <56-53-l>
dihydrosaf role <94-58-6>
3/ 4 dihydroxy-alpha-(methylamino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
dl-lsopr op ylfluoro phosphate
<55-91-4>
dimethoate <60-51-S>
3, 3'-dimethoxybenzidine <119-90-4>
3/3-dimethyl-Kinethylthio) -2-
but anone-0-C (methyl am ino)
car bony IZIoxiine <39196-18-4>
ditnethylamine <124-40-3>
p- dime thy 1 am inoa robe nzene
1f 12-dimethylbenzCaJ anthracene
<57-97-6>
3/3"- dimethylbenzidlne
<119-93-7>
.alpha./ .alpha.- dimethylbenzyl
hydro-peroxide <80-15-9>
dimethylcarbaiaoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
1/2-diniethylhydrazine <540-73-8>
dimethylnitrosoamine <62-75-9>
.alpha.,. alpha.- dime thy Iphenethy
laraine <122-09-3>
2/4-dimethylphenol <105-67-9>
dinethyl phthalate <131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate <77-78-l>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
2/4-dinltrophenol <51-28-5>
2/4-dlnitrotoluene <121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
1/4-dioxane <123-91-1>
1/2-diphenylhydrazine <122-66-7>
dipropylamine <142-84-7>
di-n-propylnitrosamine <621-64-7>
2,4-dithiobiuret <541-53-7>
endosulfan <115-29-7>
endrin <72-20-8>
ethyl acetate <141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate <140-88-5>
ethylcyanide <107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbamate
ethylenedianine <107-15-3>
ethyleneiroine <151-56-4>
ethylene oxide <75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea <96-45-7>
ethyl ether <60-29-7>
ethyl roethacrylate <97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate <62-50-0>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene <206-44-0>
fluorine <7782-41-4>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)
<640-19-7>
fluoroacetic acid/ sodium salt
fluorotrichloromethane <75-69-4>
formaldehyde <50-00-0>
formic acid <64-18-6>
furan <110-00-9>
furfural <98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
heptachlor <76-44-3>
hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
hexachlcrobutadiene <87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane <58-89-9>
hexachlcrocyclopentadiene
<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane <67-72-l>
1/2,3/4,10/10-
hexachloro-1,4,4a,5,8,8a-
hex a hydro-1/4; 5, 8-endo,endo-
dimethanonaphthalene
hexachlorophene <70-30-4>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate
<757-S8-4>
hydrazine <302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid <74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid <7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide <7783-06-4>
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hydroxydiraethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (I/ 2/3-cd)pyrene
<193-39-5>
iodomethane <74-88-4>
iron dextran <9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol <78-83-l>
isocyanic acid/ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole <120-58-l>
kepone <143-50-0>
lasiocarpine <303-34-4>
lead acetate <301-04-2>
lead phosphate <7446-27-7>
lead subacetate <1335-32-6>
maleic anhydride <108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide <123-33-l>
malononitrile
melphalan <148-82-3>
mercury <7439-97-6>
mercury fulminate <628-86-4>
nethanethiol <74-93-l>
raethanol <67-56-l>
methapyrilene <91-80-5>
methomyl <16752-77-5>
methoxyphenol <90-05-1>
2- methylaTiridine <75-55-8>
methyl chlorocarbonate <79-22-l>
3-ffi€thylcholanthrene <56-49-5>
4/4*-methylene-bis-(2- chloroanili
ne) <101-14-4>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)
<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
methyl hydrazine <60-34-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone <108-10-1>
2-roethyllactonitrile <75-86-5>
methyl raethacrylate <80-62-6>
2-methyl-2-(methylthlo)propionalde
hyde-o-(methylcarbonyl)oxime
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne <70-25-7>
methyl parathion <298-^00-0>
methylthiouracil <56-04-2>
naphthalene <91-20~3>
1/4-naphthoquinone <130-15-4>
1-naphthylaaine <134-32-7>
2-naphthylaniine <9l-59-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea
<86-S8-4>
nickel carbonyl <12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide
nicotine and salts <54-ll-5>
nitric o>ide <10102-43-9>
p-nitroaniline <100-01-6>
nitrobenzene <98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide <10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide <10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide <10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine <55-63-0>
4-nitrophenol <100-02-7>
2-nitropropane <79-46-9>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaraine
<924-16-3>
n-niftrosodiethanolaraine
<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine <55-18-5>
n- nitrosodiniethylaraine <62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine <86-30-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitroso-n- ethylurea
<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-raethylurea <684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-raethylurethane
<615-53-2>
n- nitrosonethylvinylaiuine
n-nitrosopiperidine <100-75-4>
n-riitrosopyrrolidine <930-55-2>
5-nitro-o-toluidine <99-55-8>
octafflethylpyrophosphoranside (orapa)
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide <20816-12-0>
7-oxablcycol<2.2.1)heptane-2,3-
dicarboxylic acid <145-73-3>
paraldehyde <123-63-7>
parathion <56-38-2>
pentachlorobenzene <608-93-5>
pentachloroethane <76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (pcnb)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
1,3-pentadiene <504-60-9>
phenacetin <62-44-2>
phenol <108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine <696-28-6>
phenylmerucry acetate
<62-38-4>
n-phenylthiourea <103-85-5>
phorate <298-02-2>
phosgene <75-44-5>
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phosphine <7803-51-2>
phosophorothioic acid/ 0,0-
dlmethyl ester/ 0-ester with n,
n-dimethyl benzene sulfonamide
phosphorus sulfide <1314-80-3>
phthalic anhydride <85-44-9>
2-picoline <109-06-8>
potassium cyanide <151-50-8>
potassium silver cyanide
<506-61-6>
pronaraide <23950-58-5>
1,2-propanediol <57-55-6>
1,3-propane sultone <1120-71-4>
propionitrile <107-12-0>
n-propylamine <107-10-8>
2-propyn-l-Ol <107-19-7>
pyridine <110-86-l>
quinones
reserpine <50-55-5>
resorcinol <108-46-3>
saccharin <81-07-2>
safrole <94-59-7>
selenious acid <7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide <7446-34-6>
selenourea <630~10-4>
silver cyanide <506-64-9>
sodium azide <2662S-22-8>
sodium cyanide
streptozotocin <18883-66-4>
strontium sulfide <1314-96-l>
strychnine <57-24-9>
l/2r4,5-tetrachloroben2ene
<95-94-3>
1/1/1,2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
If If If 2-tetrachloroe thane
<79-34-5>
tetrachloroethene <127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane <56-23-5>
2/ 3^4/ 6-tetrachlorophenol
<58-90-2>
tetraethylyl dithiopyrophospha
te <3689-24-5>
tetcaethyl lead <78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate
tetrahydrofuran <109-99-9>
tetranitromethane <509-14-8>
thallic oxide <1314-32-5>
thallium acetate <563-68-8>
thallium carbonate
<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride <7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate <10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate <7446-18-6>
thioacetamide <62-55-5>
thiosemlcarbazide <79-19-6>
thiourea <62-56-6>
thiuram <137-26-8>
toluene <108-88-3>
toluenediaraine < 25376-45- 8> >
toluene diisocyanate <26471-62-5>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-2.1-5>
toxaphene <8001-35-2>
tribromome thane <75-25-2>
1,1,1-trichloroethane <71-55-6
trichloroethene <79-01-6>
t r ich lor of luo rome thane
<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol <75-70-7> n
2/4,5- trichlorophenol
<95-95-4>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol <88-06-2>
2,4y5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(t) <93-76-5>
2,4,5- trichlorophenoxypropio
ic acid Up) <93-72-l>
trinitrobenzene <99-35-4>
tris( 2,3- dibromop ropy 1) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue <72-57-l>
uracil mustard <66-75-l>
urethane <51-79-6>
vanadic acid, anmioniuro salt
vanadium pentoxida <1314-62-l>
xylene <1330-20-7>
zinc cyanide <557-21-l>
zinc phosphide <1314-84-7>
<107-49-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 75-07-0
; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 20859-73-8; 2763-96-4;
504-24-5; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2;
1327-53-3; 1332-21-4; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1;
225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
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50-32-8; 98-07-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 494-03-1; 39638-32-9;
542-88-1; 117-81-7; 598-31-2; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 357-57-3;
1338-23-4; 71-36-3; 88-85-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 75-15-0;
353-50-4; 107-20-0; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2; 57-74-9;
106-47-8; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 106-89-8; 75-01-4; 110-75-8;
67-66-3; 59-50-7; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 91-58-7; 95-57-8;
5344-82-1; 542-76-7; 100-44-7; 3165-93-3; 218-01-9; 544-92-3;
1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-S; 57-12-5; 460-19-5; 506-68-3;
506-77-4; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 131-89-5; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3;
2303-16-4; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 74-95-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91-94-1; 110-57^6; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 87-65-0;
94-75-7; 696-23-6; 78-87-5; 542-75-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5;
1615-80-1; 297-97-2; 311-45-5; 84-66-2; 56-53-1; 94-58-6;
55-91-4; 60-51-5; 119-90-4; 39196-18-4; 124-40-3; 60-11-7;
57-97-6; 119-93-7; 80-15-9; 79-44-7; 540-73-8; 62-75-9;
122-09-S; 105-67-9; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 123-91-1; 122-66-7; 142-84-7;
621-64-7; 541-53-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6; 140-88-5;
107-12-0; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 60-29-7; 97-63-2;
62-50-0; 206-44-0; 7782-41-4; 640-19-7; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6;
110-00-9; 98-01-1; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 70-30-4; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3;
7783-C6-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; S004-66-4; 78-83-1;
624-83-9; 120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2; 7446-27-7;
1335-32-6; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 148-82-3; 7439-97-6;
623-86-4; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 90-05-1;
75-55-8; 79-22-1; 56-49-5; 101-14-4; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4;
60-34-4; 108-10-1; 75-86-5? 80-62-6; 70-25-7; 298-00-0;
56-04-2; 91-20-3; 130-15-4; 134-32-7; 91-59-8; 86-88-4;
12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 100-01-6; 98-95-3;
10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 100-02-7; 79-46-9;
924-16-3; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 621-64-7; 759-73-9;
684-93-5; 615-53-2; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 99-55-8> 152-16-9;
20816-12-0; 145-73-3; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 608-93-5; 76-01-7;
32-68-8; 87-86-5; 504-60-9; 62-44-2; 108-95-2; 696-28-6;
62-38-4; 103-85-5; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 1314-80-3;
85-44-9; 109-06-8; 151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 57-55-6;
1120-71-4? 107-12-0; 107-10-8; 107-19-7; 110-86-1; 50-55-5;
108-46-3; 81-07-2? 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 7446-34-6; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9; 18883-66-4; 1314-96-1;
57-24-9? 95-94-3; 630-20-6; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 58-90-2;
3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5;
563-68-8; 2980S-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 62-55-5;
79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 26471-62-5;
636-21-5; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 71-55-6; 79-01-6? 75-69-4; 75-70-7;
95-95-4; 88-06-2; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1;
66-75-1; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6? 1314-62-1; 1330-20-7; 557-21-1;
1314-84-7
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Harris/J. ; Scarberry/R. ; Jacoff^F.
(COR) Contact organization: Technology Branch
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Regulatory Impact Analysis Facility
Profile
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: RIA
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground uatec > Solid uaste
- Hazardous
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: 3 Sources of data :
Hall Survey of 2600 regulated hazardous uaste TSD facilities and
11/000 generators; telephone surveys of approximately 8,000 TSD
facilities? and site visits at approximately 200 TSD
facilities. Data provides profile of individual facility
characteristics including: location; types/ sizes/ and
technological characteristics of uaste management operations;
types of waste managed; facility financial data; grouriduater
monitoring activities; and pricing policies*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Hichale E. Burns/ Program Analyst/
OSW 382-4491 ; Computer-related Michael E. Burns/ Program
Analyst/ OS*' 382-4491 ; EPA Office Michael E. Burns/ OSW,
(WH-562) 382- 4491
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source- Regulated
Hazardous Maste TSD Facilities
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development: Projected operational
date of data base 83-05 ; Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: RCRA hazardous
waste- All hazardous wastes managed by facilities regulated under
RCRA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Industry ;
location j manufacturer ; physical data ; political
subdivisions ; production levels ; site description ;
test/analysis method / treatment devices or processes ; use ;
volume/ mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-81 TO 12-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 83-03
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One tine only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 13/600(Actual to date)
(RED Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Rau data/observations ; aggregate or summary
observations ; reference data or citations ; other see
questionaires
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3/600
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
13/600
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 13
/600
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; county ; city ; town/township ; street address ;
latitude and longitude/ UTM/ or other coordinates ; individual
project Identifier ; Other- proximity to flood plains/faults
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name ; plant location ; parent corporation-name ; parent
corporation-location ; street address ; sic code / duns number /
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program assigned identifier } contact person
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are; coded, other coding scheme:
RCRAHtf Numbers
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: See
questionaires: Facilities responded to different components
depending on waste management processes.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: NO,
but other documentation available for each of the following:
sampling pain, collection method, analysis method, and QA
procedures.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A: Data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EOT) Editting: YES, documented edits
(CBY) Cata collected by: Self-reporting } state agency ; contractor }
SPA Headquarters
(AB¥) Cata analyzed by: Contractor > EPA Headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification: N/A
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards ; trend assessment / technology development / risk
assessment ; program evaluation } special study ; Other-
regulatory impact analysis under E.O. 12291
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
/ anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: 5.0* 12291 (Major rule RIA) }
RCRA Subtitle C Section 3007(a)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
YES: OMB number 2000-0424
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publication-
Report on the telephone verifacation survey of Hazardous Hastes TSD
Facilities Regulated under RCRA in 1981 (11/82); RIA reports to
be produced during 1983-84. ; Unpublished reports: various. ;
printouts on request > machine-readable ran data > on-line
computer terminal
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 212,948,746
(BSRJ Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices:
OLEC; OGC; OER; OA; OFA> TOSCA; QSW> OPRM ; EPA Regional
Offices ; Other Federal Agencies: Coastal Zone Management ;
States > Contractors
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agercy
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor ; Headquarters
Office
(DST) Form of data storage: Other- Tape/disk/har<3 copy
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually/commercial software
(SpSS/$AS,etc)/EPA Software
(CHGJ Direct charge for non-EPA use: YES
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Qther-
Periodically, as revised data is obtained
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems uhich use data base: Related EPA
Systems : All H»DMS Systems
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(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Related EPA Data Bases: All HWDHS & others
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Relat
ed ron-EPA Data Bases: US Geologic Survey, others
(ODE) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: U.S. Geologic Survey /
Geographic Survey / Census of Population / Census of
Manufacturers / Dunn & Broadstreet
(CMP) Completion of form: # Michael E. Burns (WH-502)# OFC: Analysis
brarch, OMIA, OSW, OSWER, EPA, USA# AD: Room S-273-A, 401 M St.,
S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460# PH: (202) 382-4491#
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-20-83
(MCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0323
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Acetaldehyde <75-07-0>
Acetone <67-64-l>
Acetonitrile <75-05-8>
Acetophenone <98-86-2>
2-Acetylaminoflourene
Acetyl chloride <75-36-5>
Acrolein <107-02-8>
Acrylaraide <79-06-l>
Acrylic acid <79-10-7>
Acrylonitrlle <107-13-1>
Aldrin <309-00-2>
Ally! alcohol
Aluminum phosphide <20859-73-8>
5-(Aminomethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
4-Anilnopyridine <504-24-5>
6-Arcino-1, la, 2,8, 8 v 8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl)8-methoxy-5-
methyl-carbamate aririno
(2*,3":3,4)pyrrolo(l,2-a)
indole-4/7-dione (ester)
Amitrole <61-82-5>
Ammonium picrate <131-74-8>
Aniline <62-53-3>
Arsenic acid <1327-52-2>
Arsenic pentoxide <1303-28-2>
Arsenic trioxide <1327-53-3>
Asbestos <1332-21-4>
Auramine <2465-27-2>
Azaserine <115-02-6>
Barium cyanide <542-62-l>
BenzCcl acridine <225-51-4>
Benzal chloride <98-87-3>
8en?ene <71-43-2>
Benzenesulfonyl chloride <98-09-9>
Enzenethiol <108-98-5>
Benzidine <92-87-5>
8enzo(a)anthracene <56-55-3>
Ben2oCa3pyrene <50-32-8>
Benzotrichloride <98-07-7>
Beryllium dust
Bls(2-chloroethozy)iBethane
8is(2-chloroethyl)ether
n.n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
mine <494-03-l>
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(chloroniethyl) ether <542-88-l>
Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
brorcoacetone <598-31-2>
bromomethane <74-83-9>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
brucine <357-57-3>
2-butanone peroxide <1338-23-4>
n-Butyl alcohol <71-36-3>
2-sec Butyl-4, 6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
calcium chromate <13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide <592-01-8>
carbob dlsulfide <75-15-0>
carbonyl fluoride <353-50-4>
chloroacetaldehyde <107-20-0>
chloral <75-87-6>
chlorarabucil <305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane <57-74-9>
p-chloroaniline <106-47-8>
chlorobenzilate <510-15-6>
l-(p-chlcrobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2 -
raethylindole-3-acetic acid
chlorodibromomethane <124-48-l>
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89~8>
chloroethene <75-01-4>
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chloroethyl vinyl ether <110-75-8>
chloroform <67-66-3>
o-chloro-ra-cresol <59-50-7>
chloromethane <74-87-3>
chlcroraethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
2-chloronaphthalene <91-58-7>
2-cMorophenol <9S-57-8>
l-(o-chloropehnyl) thiourea
<5344-82-1>
3-chloropropionitrile <542-76-7>
.alpha.-chlorotoluene <100-44-7>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<316S-93-3>
chrysene <218-01-9>
cooper cyanide <544-92-3>
Cresylic acid <1319-77-3>
Crotonaldehyde <4170-30-3>
curoene <98-82-8>
cyanide <57-12-5>
cyar.ogen <460-19-5>
cyanogen bromide <506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride <5Q6-77-4>
cyclohexane <110-82-7>
cyclohexanone <108-94-l>
2-cyclohexyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<13l-89-S>
cyclophosphamide <50-18-0>
ddd(tde)
ddt
daunomvcin <20830-81-3>
diallate <2303-16-4>
dibenzoCa/h3anthracene <53-70-3>
dibenzolca,!^ pyrene
<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane <124-48-l>
l/2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
1,2-dibromoethane <106-93-4>
dlbromoraethane <74-95-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1,2-dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
1,3-dichlorobenzene <541-73-l>
1/4-dichlorobenzene <106-46-7>
3,3'- dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
l/4-dichloro-2-butene <110-57-6>
dichlorodifluoromethane <75-71-8>
1/1-dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-dlchloroethane <107-06-2>
1,1-dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
dichioromethane <7S-09-2>
2,4-dlchlorophenol <120-83-2>
2/6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2/4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d) <94-75-7>
dichloropheriylarsine <696-28-6>
1/2- dichloropropane <78-87-5>
1,3-dlchloropropene <542-75-6>
dieldrin <60-57-l>
diepoxybutane <1464-53-5>
dlethylarsine
1,2-dlethylhydrazine <1615-80-1>
0,0-diethyl-s-(2-ethylthio)
ethyl)ester of phosphorothiolc
acid
0/0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of
phosphorodithioic acid
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl )
phosphoro-thioate <297-97-2>
0/0-diethyl phosphoric acid/ 0-p-
nitrophenyl ester <311-45-5>
die thy 1 phthalate <84-6€-2>
dlethylstllbestrol <56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole <94-58-6>
3/4 dlhydroxy-alpha-tmethylamlno)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
di-isopropylf luorophosphate
<55-91-4>
dimethoate <60-51-5>
3/3 '-diraethoxybenzidine <119-90-4>
3/3-diniethyl-l(raethylthio) -2-
butanone-0-C (methyl ami no)
carbonylloxime <39196-18-4>
dime thy lamina <124-40-3>
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene
7/12-dioethylbenzCalanthracene
<57-97-6>
3/3'- diraethylbenzidine
<119-93-7>
. alpha./. alpha.- diraethylbenzyl
hydro-peroxide <80-15-9>
dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
1/2-dinsethylhydrazine <540-73-8>
diraethylnitrosoaraine <62-75-9>
. alpha./. alpha.- dimethylphenethy
laraine <122-09-8>
2/4-dimethylphenol <105-67-9>
dimethyl phthalate <131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate <77-78-l>
4/6-dinltro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
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2/4-dinltrophenol <51-28-5>
2/4-dinitrotoluene <121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
di-i5-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
1,4-dioxane <123-91-1>
1,2-diphenylhydrazine
dipropylamine <142~84-7>
dl-r-propylnitrosamine <621-64-7>
2/4-dithiobiuret <541-53-7>
endcsulfan <115-29-7>
endrin <72-20-8>
ethyl acetate <141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate <140-88-5>
ethylcyanide <107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbaraate
ethylenediaraine <107-15-3>
ethyleneimine <151-56-4>
ethylene oxide <75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea <96-45-7>
eth^l ether <60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate <97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate <62-50-0>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene <206-44-0>
fluorine <7782-41-4>
2-fluoroacetaraide (1081)
<640-19.-7>
fluoroacetic acid/ sodium salt
flucrotrichloronethane <75-69-4>
formaldehyde <50-00-0>
formic acid <64-18-6>
furen <110-00-9>
furfural <98-01-l>
glycidyl aldehyde
heptachlor <76-44-9>
hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
hexechlorobutadiene <87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane <58-89-9>
hexechlorocyclopentadiene
<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane <67-72-l>
l/2,3A4/10/10-hexachloro-l/4,4a/5/
8/8 a-hexahydr o-i/4:5/8-endo/
endo-dime thanonaphthalene
hexachlorophene <70-30-4>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate
<7.57-5S-4>
hydrazine <302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid <74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid <7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide <7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (I/ 2/3-cd)pyrene
<193-39-5>
iodoraethane <74-88-4>
iron dextran <9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol <78-83-l>
isocyanic acid/ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole <120-58-l>
kepone <143-50-0>
lasiocarpine <303-34-4>
lead acetate <301-04-2>
lead phosphate <7446-27-7>
lead subacetate <1335-32-6>
maleic anhydride <108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide <123-33-l>
malononitrile <109-77-3>
melphalan <148-82-3>
mercury <7439-97-6>
mercury fulminate <628-86-4>
methanethiol <74-93-l>
methanol <67-56-l>
methapyrilene <91-80-5>
methonsyl <16752-77-5>
methoxyphenol <90-05-1>
2- methylaziridine <75-55-8>
methyl chlorocarbonate <79-22-l>
3-methylcholanthrene <56-49-5>
4/4"-methylene-bis-(2- chloroanili
ne) <101-14-4>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)
<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine <60-34-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone <108-10-1>
2-methyllactonitrile <75-86-5>
methyl methacrylate <80-62-6>
2-3uethyl-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(niethylcarbonyl)oxiine
n-methyl-n*-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne <70-25-7>
methyl parathion <298-00-0>
methylthiouracil <56-04-2>
naphthalene <91-20-3>
1/4-naphthoquinone <130-15-4>
l-naphthylamine <134-32-7>
2-naphthylamine <91-59-8>
1-naphthyl-2-thiour ea
<86-88-4>
nickel carbonyl <12612-55-4>
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nickel cyanide <557-19-7>
nicotine and salts <54-ll-5>
nitric oxide <10102-43-9>
p-nitroaniline <10Q-01-6>
nitrobenzene <98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide <10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide <10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide <10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine <55-63-0>
4-nitrophenol <10G-02-7>
2-nitropropane <79-46-9>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine
<924-16-3>
n-niftrosodiethanolamine
n-nitrosodiethylamine <55-18-5>
n- nitrosodifiiethylamine <62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine <86-30-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitroso-n- ethylurea
<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea <684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n- nitrosomethylvinylaraine
n-nitrosopiperidina <100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolldine <930-55-2>
5-nitro-o-toluidine <99-55-8>
octamethyipyrophosphoramide (ompa)
<152-16-9>
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide <20816-12-0>
7-oxabicycol(2.2.1)hep tane-2,3-
dicarboxylic acid <145-73-3>
paraldehyde <123-63-7>
parathion <56-38-2>
pentachlorobenzene <608-93-5>
pentachloroethane <76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (pcnb)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
1,3-pentadiene <504-60-9>
pheuacetin <62-44-2>
phenol <108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine <696-28-6>
phenylmerucry acetate
<62-38-4>
n-phenylthiourea <103-85-5>
Phorate <298-02-2>
phosgene <75-44-5>
phosphine <7803-51-2>
phosophorothiolc acid, 0/0-
dimethyl ester, 0-ester Hith n,
n-
diroethyl benzene sulfonaraide
phosphorus sulfide <1314-80-3>
phthalic anhydride <85-44-9>
2-picoline <109-06-8>
potassium cyanide <151-50-8>
potassium silvar cyanide ,
<506-61-6>
pronanide <23950-58-5>
1,2-propanediol <57-55-6>
1,3-propane sultone <1120-71-4>
proplonitrile <107-12-0>
n-propylamine <107-10-8>
2-propyn-l-01 <107-19-7>
pyridine <110-86-l> *
quinones
reserpine <50-55-5>
resorcinol <108-46-3>
saccharin <81-07-2>
safrole <94-59-7>
selenious acid <7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide <7446-34-6>
selenourea <630-10-4>
silver cyanide <506-64-9>
sodium azide <26628-22-8>
sodium cyanide <143-33-9>
streptozotocin <18883-66-4>
strontium sulfide <1314-96-l>
strychnine <57-24-9>
Ir2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
1,1,2,2-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
tetrachloroethene <127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane <56-23-5>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol
<58-90-2>
tetraethylyl dithlopyrophospha
te <3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead <78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate
<107-49-3>
tetrahydrofuran <109-99-9>
tetranitromethane <509-14-8>
thallic oxide <13l4-32-5>
thallium acetate <563-68-8>
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trichloromethanethiol <75-70-7>
2,4,5- trichlorophenol
<95-95-4>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol <88-06-2>
2,4,5-tricblorophenoxyacetic acid
(t)
2,4,5- trichlorophenoxyproplo
ic acid (tp) <93-72-l>
trinitrobenzene <99-35-4>
tris(If 3-dibronopropy1}phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue <72-57-l>
uracil mustard <66-75-l>
urethane <51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide <1314-62-l>
xylene <1330-20-7>
zinc cyanide <557-21-l>
zinc phosphide <1314-84-7>
thallium carbonate
<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride <7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate <10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate <7446-18-6>
thioacetamide <62-55-5>
thicsemicarbazide <79-19-6>
thiourea <62-56-6>
thiurara <137-26-8>
toluene <108-88-3>
tbluenedianine <25376-45-8>
toluene diisocyanate <26471-62-5>
o-tcluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
toxaphene <8001-35-2>
tribroraomethane <75-25-2>
If1,1-trichloroathana <71-55-6>
trichloroethene <79-01-6>
trlchlorofluoroaiethane
<75-69-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75-07-0
; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 20859-73-8; 2763-96-4;
504-24-5; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2;
1327-53-3; 1332-21-4; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1;
225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 98-07-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 494-03-1; 39638-32-9;
542-88-1; 117-81-7; 593-31-2; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 357-57-3;
1336-23-4; 71-36-3; 88-85-7; 13765-19-Oj 592-01-8; 75-15-0;
353-50-4; 107-20-0; 75-87-6; 305-03-3? 118-75-2; 57-74-9;
106-47-8; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 106-89-8; 75-01-4; 110-75-8;
67-66-3; 59-50-7; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 91-58-7; 95-57-8;
5344-62-1; 542-76-7; 100-44-7; 3165-93-3? 21B-01-9; 544-92-3;
1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 57-12-5; 460-19-5; 506-68-3;
506-77-4; 110-82-7: 108-94-1; 131-89-5; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3;
2303-16-4; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1? 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 74-95-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91-94-1? 110-57-6; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 87-65-0?
94-75-7; 696-28-6; 78-87-5; 542-75-6; 60-57-1? 1464-53-5;
1615-80-1; 297-97-2; 311-45-5; 84-66-2; 56-53-1; 94-58-6?
55-91-4; 60-51-5; 119-90-4; 39196-18-4; 124-40-3; 60-11-7?
57-97-6; 119-93-7; 80-15-9; 79-44-7; 540-73-8; 62-75-9;
. 122-09-8; 105-67-9; 131-11-3? 77-78-1; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 123-91-1; 122-66-7; 142-84-7;
621-64-7; 541-53-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6; 140-88-5;
107-12-0; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 60-29-7; 97-63-2;
62-50-0; 206-44-0; 7782-41-4; 640-19-7; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6;
110-00-9; 98-01-1; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4?
67-72-1; 70-30-4; 757-58-4? 302-01-2; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3;
7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4; 78-83-1;
624-83-9; 120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2; 7446-27-7;
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1335-32-6; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 148-32-3; 7439-97-6;
628-86-4; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 90-05-1;
75-55-8; 79-22-1; 56-49-5; 101-14-4; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4;
60-34-4; 108-10-1; 75-86-5; 80-62-6; 70-25-7; 298-00-0;
56-04-2; 91-20-3; 130-15-4; 134-32-7; 91-59-8; 86-88-4;
12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 100-01-6; 98-95-3;
101C2-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 100-02-7; 79-46-9;
924-16-3; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 36-30-6; 621-64-7; 759-73-9;
684-93-5; 615-53-2; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 99-55-8; 152-16-9;
20816-12-0; 145-73-3; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 608-S3-5; 76-01-7;
82-68-8; 87-86-5; 504-60-9; 62-44-2; 108-95-2; 696-28-6;
62-33-4; 103-85-5; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 1314-80-3;
85-44-9; 109-06-8; 151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 57-55-6;
1120-71-4; 107-12-0; 107-10-8; 107-19-7; 110-86-1? 50-55-5;
108-46-3; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 7446-34-6; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9; 18883-66-4; 1314-96-1;
57-24-9; 95-94-3; 630-20-6; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 56-23-5? 58-90-2;
3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5;
563-68-8; 29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 62-55-5;
79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 26471-62-5;
636-21-5; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 71-55-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7;
95-S5-4; 88-06-2; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1;
66-75-1; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 1330-20-7; 557-21-1;
1314-84-7
(CNN) Contact name(s): Burns/M.E. ; Burns,M.E. ; Burns^M.E.
(COR) Contact organizations QSW (WH-562)
(HGR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid haste and Emergency
Response.Off ice of Solid Waste.Office of Managema
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTW) Analytical Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Uastewater publicly owned
treatment works untreated, treated, sludges/ and raw water.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Fifty publicly owned
treatment works were sampled for six days/ at 5 or 6 points, for
the priority pollutants. Grab samples were collected multiple
times per day.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Arnold Vernick (201)265-2000;
Computer-related Jim Millikan (201)265-2000; EPA Office Bob
Southworth (202) 332-7190
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection publicly owned treatment works untreated, treated,
sludges, raw water.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Flow rates
/Location ;Samp ling date /Temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-78 to 12-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 06/30/81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: 24 hour composites
(NOB) number of observations in data base: 1/000,000 (estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(IfJF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1586.
(NCS) lo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1586.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 50
•
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source includes
Project identifier ;EPA Region
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: At
least 5% of analytical data are variously coded (i.e. for "less
than/" "interference," "trace," "unconfirmed") in addition to hard
numbers.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sampiin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are riot
included in data base
(EDT) Edit ting: _E_dit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Burns and Roe
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Regions 5 and 7
Contractor lab MRI/ Carborundum, ARL/ Foremost, S(3)/ Radian/
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West Coast Technical
Contractor Burns and Roe
(IDL) Laboratory Identifications Y£S
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(ADt) JSuthorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement Is to examine fate ol toxic
pollutants and effect of sewage treatment plants in removing toxic
pollutants.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
No
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
SPA 440/1-79-300 Fate of Priority Pollutants in Publicly Owned
Treatment Works pilot study.
EPA-440/1-80-301 Fate of Priority Pollutants in Publicly Owned
Treatment Works-Interim Report; EPA-440/l-82/303-Fate of Priority
Pollutants in Publicly Owned Treatment Works - Final Report
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Regulations and Standards and Water Enforcement
Division.! SPA laboratories
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Data available in
reports. Limits on identification of plants sampled.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor and EPA
Headquarters
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(OAC) Type of data access: Commercial software RAMIS
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date:
5302000102
57 Publicly Owned Treatssent Morks Quality Control D 9078 0009
02
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert M. Southworthf OFC: Effluent Guidelines Divisions AD: 401
M St., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460* PH: (202) 382-7150
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 136
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroetharie<71-55- 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
6> <156-60-5>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
<79-34-5> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
Ifl-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> dioxin (tcdd)
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
1,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2/4-dlnltrophenol<51-28-5>
1,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2,4-dinltrotoluene<121-14-2>
It2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-26-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 2-chloroethylvlnyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
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2-chlorophenoK95-S7-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3/3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4--ddd(p,p'tde)
4,4 r-dde(p,p '-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<70Q5-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene< 83-32 -9>
ace naphthylene< 208-96- 8>
acrclein<107-02-8>
lcrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
ammonla<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antlmony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
ben7ene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
ben2o( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
beu70(g/h.,i}perylene
beiizo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylllum<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-ganiflia<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<31 9-86-8>
biological oxygen demand (BOD)
b Is (2- chloroethoxy) methane
bls(2-chloroethyl)9ther
bis (2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromome thane <74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadKium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
ch loro ethane <75-00 -3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloronethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfsn sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-63-3>
hexachloroeyelopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l/2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophoroi3e<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodisBethylantine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylanine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
<11141-16-5>
pcb-1242 {arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
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pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) thalliuin<7440-28-0>
<11097-69-l> toluene<108-88-3>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) total organic carbon (TOO
<11096-82-5> total phenol
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5> total solids
phenanthrene<85-Gl-8> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
phenol<109-95-2> tribromonethane<75-25-2>
pyrene<129-00-0> trichloroetbylene<79-01-6>
selenium<7782-49-2> trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
silver<7440-22-4> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
tetrachloroethylena<127-18-4> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5? 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7;
7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Storch/P. ; Storch,P. ; Southuorth,B.
(RUR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards»Effluent Guidelines Oivlsio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: IFB Qrganics Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject-of Data Base or Model: Effluents Industrial/
publicly owned treatment works
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains the
analytical results of 1,627 effluent samples taken in 36 industrial
categories between 8/28/78 and 4/15/80.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Mr. William A. Telliard (202)382-7131,
EPA Office Office of Energy & Mining; Computer-related Lynn M.
Beasley (202)382-7162; EPA Office Office of Analytic Support
Effluent Guidelines
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial, publicly owned treatment works
(STA) Data Base status: Data Base Update Terminated
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA
(!!PP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Concentration measures jIndustry ;Locatlon ; Sampling
date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 12/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only jDther
varies by site-may be more than once*
(HOB) dumber of observations In data base: 155710.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 17000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 30
0.
(GKO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
ZIP Code
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
?Plent location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware; None
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AHL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist are
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by! Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division ^Contractor project contracto
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division (small %) Regions I, II, III, IV, V, VII.
Contractor lab IFB labs
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(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Tabulation of Priority Pollutants
Printouts on request
Microfilm
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 0
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Analytic Support/ Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Statistical Analysis
System (SAS) >EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data
currently complete
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Effluent Guidelines Division: D5302000108 Pharmaceutical
Screening/Verification Data Base/ D5302000102 Publicly Owned
Treatment Works Analytical Data/ D5302000112 Paint and Ink
Analytical Data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Mike R. Carter/Lynn M. Beasley
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(QWRS)/(EGD)
AD: 401 M St./ S.W. Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7162
(DF) Date of form completion: 11-03-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 129
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l/l/l-trichloroethane<71-55- l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
6> l/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
Ifl/2/2/-tetrachloroethane 2/4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
<79-34-5> 2/4/7/8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- ,
l/l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> dloxin (tcdd)
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
l/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 2/4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-«2>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
lJ/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l/2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
l/2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
<156-60-5> 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
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3y4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddc1(p,p'tde)
4,4--dde(p,p'-dd:x)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene< 83-32-9>
aceriaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrclein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile
aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
ashestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ben?o(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo<.qfh, i)perylene
ben2o(k)f luoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-4l-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)siethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloroaiethyl)ether<542-88-l>
browoniethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmiinn<744Q-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlcrodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyariae<57-!2-5>
dl-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl ?hthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobrOfflomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluorome thane <75-71-8>
dichlorofflethajie<75-09-2>
dieidrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 118-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-€8-3>
hexachlotocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hex achloroethane< 67-7 2-l>
indeno (1^2,3-cd)pyrene
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
aiercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylainine<86-30-6>
naphtha lene<91 -20 -3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nltrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pent ach lor ophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
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pyrene<129-00-0> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
seleniurn<7762-49-2> tribromoisethane<75-25-2>
silver<7440-22-4> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
tetrachloroethylene*: 127-18-4> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
thallium<7440-28-0> vinyl chloride<75-Ol-4>
toluene<108-88-3> zinc<7440-66-6>
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Accession No. 5302000104
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Verification Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) fcedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains the
results of the Effluent Guideline Division GC/MS verification
program.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lynn M. Beasley (202)382-7162;
Computer-related Lynn M. Beasley (202)382-7162; EPA Office Office
of Analytical Support/Effluent Guidelines Division
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial
(STA) Data Base status: Data Base Update terminated 08-81
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CfcfA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures }Industry ^Location ; Site description /discharge points/
political subdivisions/ sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-79 to 01-29-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: has occurred (01/81)
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;Other
varies by site-may be more frequently
(NOB) Fumber of observations in data base: 100000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (Not
expected to increase) N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations /key statistics
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
10 (to )15 (at any one time.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 89
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State /City ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
/Plant location ^Program identifier ;SCC
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Plant
(Facility) names and addresses are not identified for some
organics.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? VES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Divisions: Regions I/ II/ III/ IV/ V/ Contractor mission
contractors to Effluent Guidelines Division branches
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis Labs
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Contractor lab IFB contractors
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
and standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(CI4B) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RFP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Kuttber of regular users of data base: 2-3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Analytic Support, Effluent Guidelines Division
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Linlts on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
Cirect charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other on demand
(CMP) Completion of form:
Lynn H. Beasleyf OFC: £PA/(OHIiM)/(OWRS)/(EGD)
AC: 401 M St, S.«. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7162
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-08-82
(JlMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 129
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- 2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
6> 2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
lf 1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
<79-34-5> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l/l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
1,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
1,2-dichloropropane<78-a7-5> 4,4*-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 4/6-dinltro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<156-60-5> <101-S5-3>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> <7005-72-3>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- acenaphthene<83-32-9>
cioxin (tcdc") acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> acrolein<107-02-8>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9> acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
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aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benz o(k)fluorarthene< 207-0 8-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gaflima<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-35-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
b is (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bron>oinethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadinium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlcrodibromou)ethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlcromethane<74~87-3>
chrcmium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyar3ide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichlororaethane<75-09-2>
dleldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlctocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroetharie<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nit rose dime thy law in e<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 {arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-€>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
p en tachlorophenol<87- 86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenivini<7782-49-2>
sllver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliutn<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromonethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofltioromethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloriae<75-01~4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9?
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-€; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-C1-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): L.N. Beasley
(COR) Contact organization? Office of Analytical Support/Effluent
Guidelines Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Precision and Accuracy for Screening
Protocols
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PNA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents raw uaste load
and final effluents
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base Mas
created from spiking studies. The file structure «as to facilitate
statistical analyses* This required putting all the recovery data
for a given priority pollutant and its surrogates in a
particular saaple on the same data line. It required identifying
each observation by industry lab/ fraction, priority pollutant,
sample type/ and spike level. A computer file is maintained for
each industry.
(CTC) COKTACTS: Subject matter Beverly Harris (703)734-2674 *,
Computer-related Beverl
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial influent and effluent
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(SPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
date jConcentration measures ;Industry ^laboratory performing
chercical
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-80 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other the analytical
chemistry work is being conducted (data generated) on an ongoing
basis.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 9236.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 9236,
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;includes results
calculated from analytical analysis
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 18.
(MCS) Eo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
18.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 9.
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: SCC
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: The
date base was designed to facilitate statistical evaluation of
precision and accuracy of the screening phase GC/MS analytical
protocols.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab TRW and Carborundum
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(ABV) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab TRW and Carborundum
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: determine precision and
accuracy of analytical methods
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to verify GC/MS results for
priority pollutants and their reproducibillty for different labs.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Evaluation of Precision and Accuracy for Screening
Protocols--!?onferrous Metals
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: through contractor On-Line Systems IBM
370/158, SAS
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Beverly Harris
QFC: Radian Corporation
AD: Suite 600, Lancaster Bldg. 7927 Jones Branch
Dr. McLean/ VA 22102
PH: (703) 734-2674
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 73
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 70
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Wl-trichloroethane<71-55- 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
€> 2-chloroi2aphthalene<91-58-7>
1,1,2/2,-tetrachloroethane 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
<79-34-5> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
lfl,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
lj.l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 4/6-dinitro-o-cresoK534-52-l>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> acenaphthene<83-32-9>
l,2-dichlorobenzeneC95-50-l> acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
I,2-dichloroethane acetone<67-64-l>
If2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> acrolein<107-02-8>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene acrylonitrlle<107-13-l>
<156-60-5> aldrin<309-00-2>
If3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l> anthracene<120-12-7>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> benzene<71-43-2>
2f4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9> benzo(g,t3j,i)perylene<191-24-2>
2/4-dlnitrophenol<51-28-5> benzo(k)f luoranthene<207-08-9>
2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
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bis<2-ethylhexyl)phthalate fluoranthene<206-44-0>
<117-81-7> fluorene<86-73-7>
bromomethane<74-83-9> heptachlor<76-44-8>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7> hexachloroethane<67~72«l>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8> indeno (l/2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5> naphthal€ne<91-20-3>
chlordane<57-74-9> nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7> p-chloro-m-cresol<59-SO-7>
chlcrodibromomethane<124-48-l> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
chloroethane<75-00-3> phenanthrene<85-01-8>
chloroform<67-66-3> phenol<108-95-2>
chlcromethane<74-87-3> polychloclnated biphenyls (PCBs)
chrysene<218-01-9> pyrene<129-00-0>
cis-1,3-dlchloropropene tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
di-r-octyl phthalate<117-84-0> toluene<108-88-3>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3> trans-l/3-dichloropropene
dichlorobroaiomethane<75-27-4> tribroraoHethane<75-25-2>
dichloromethane<75-09-2> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2> trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4> trichlorophenol
CCAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 563-54-2; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 120-83-2;
105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2; 606-20-2; 91-58-7; 95-57-8;
88-75-5; 205-99-2; 534-52-1; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 67^64-1;
107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 71-43-2; 56-55-3; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 117-81-7; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 592-01-8; 56-23-5; 57-74-9;
108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 218-01-9; 117-84-0;
53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-09-2; 84-66-2; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
76-44-8; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 91-20-3; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 87-86-5;
85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 127-18-4; 108-88-3; 75-25-2; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 25167-82-2
(CNM) contact name(s): Harris,B. ; Harris,B. ; Carter,M.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Mater.Office of Kater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: Organic Chemicals/Plastics Industry
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: OCPSF308
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents organic chemicals
industry /Solid waste
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
data gathered under Section 308 of the Clean Water Act on
approximately 600 organic chemical and plastics manufacturing
plants* Process raw Haste load data, treatment plant data* and
production data are included. Presently, the data base is being
automated with the projected operational date in March 1981.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter W. Forsht (202) 382-7173;
Computer-related W. Forsht (202) 382-7173; EPA Office Organic
Chercicals Branch/Effluent Guidelines Division
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection organic chenicals industry jCombination/Cther
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;11
conventional water
(KPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost/economic
data ;Discharge points ;Flow rates ;Location ;Manufacturer ;
Sampling date ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period cowered by data base: 01-01-78 10 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 350000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 110000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^recovery data included
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 150.
(HCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
6.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 15
0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plent location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location } Street
address ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: No
audits of laboratories performed. Sample of 150 plants
represents industry of 600. Plants are sampled in rotation over
time/ 5 or 6 originating data at any one time. Treatment plant
data, sampling data, etc. may not be available for all 600
facilities. Some data is confidential. The 350,000 observations
are stored in two systems that will be merged this year. The
110,000 anticipated increase includes some backlog of
historical manual data.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(ANL) tab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PR§) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Editting: So known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting .? Contract or lab PJB, Midwest
Research/ SMRI, Envirodyne ; Contractor Catalytic/ Inc. ;EPA
headquarters Organic Chemicals Brands/Effluent Guidelines Division
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor Walk-Haydel of Nea Orleans
EPA headquarters Organic Chemicals Branch/Effluent Guidelines
Division
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(P81) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Mater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Development
Document-10/81
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Organic Chemicals Branch/Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software SYSTEM 2000
(application under development) ; EPA hardware UNIVAC
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Semi-annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
S.H. Forsht
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(QMRS)/(SGD)
AD: 401 M St. SW Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: 202-382-7137
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 140
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 129
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l/l/l-trichloroethane<71-55- l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
6> 1/2-trars-dichloroethylene
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane <156-60-5>
<79-34-5> l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2/4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
I,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 2/4/7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> dioxin (tcdd)
I/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
I/2-dichloroethane 2/4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
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2-chloroethylwinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-cMoronaj?hthalene<91-58-7>
2-cMorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88~75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4y4*-dde(j?,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4, 4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bronophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol< 100-02-7>
aceraphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonltrile<107-13-l>
aldrln<309-00-2>
alkalinity
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
ars€nic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43~2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzoC a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo{ g,hf i) per ylene
benzo(k)fluorantbene<207~08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (llndane)-ganma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis (2-chloroethoxy)iaethane
bis (2-chloro ethyl )ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<3S638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
br omome thane<7 4-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadrium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibroffloroethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforro<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chroaiIura<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
diehlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluorofflethane<75-71-8>
dichlororoethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-U-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene
fecal coliforro
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene< 118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-€8-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosedi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitroscdinjethylanilne<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-ro-cresoK59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
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pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221) phosphorus<7723-14-0>
<11104-28-2> pyrene<129-00-0>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232) seleniuia<7782-49-2>
<11141-16-5> silver<7440-22-4>
pcb-1242 tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) thallium<7440-28-0>
<12672-29-6> toluene<108-88-3>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) toxaphene<8001-35-2>
<11097-69-l> tribromoiDethane<75-25-2>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
<11096-82-5> trichlorofluoroinethane<75-69-4>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
phenanthrene<85-01-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
phenol<108-95-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 7S-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-S5-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3? 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0;
129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CUM) Contact name(s): Forsht^W. ; Forsht/W.
(COR) Contact organization: Organic Chemicals Branch/Effluent
Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Sater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No. 5302000108
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Pharmaceutical
Screening/Verification Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents treated and
untreated-pharmaceutical plants ;0ther raw water > Other cooling
water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Priority pollutant
analysis of raw waste loads and treated effluents at 26
pharmaceutical plants.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter EPA Office Frank H. Hund (202) 382-7182
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pharmaceutical plants
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ^Concentration measures ^Discharge points ; Flow rates
^Industry >Location ^Manufacturer ;Sampling date j Site
description ^Treatment devices ^Industry subcatagories
(DS) Time Period covered by data bases 06-01-77 TO 06-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 06/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other one time only:
1-2 days per plant ;Other Hourly & daily: during 2 day samp
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 629000,(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations jSu&nary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 200.
(NCS3 No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing datas
200.
(NOF) Dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 26
* ;
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Hard
copy only (non-computerized). 26 plants represent industry of 400
plants (little sampling of West Coast plants)*
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Precision and accuracy estimates are not
available
(EOT) Fditting: Ho known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division: Regions 1-7. ^Contractor lab Hydroscience, et.al.
;Contractor Burns and Roe
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(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Regional office (metals) Surveillance and
Analysis Labs; Regions I/ II, III, IV, V, VI,
EPA lab (conventional pollutants) Environmental Research
Lab-Athens, GA Environmental Research Lab-Ada, OK.
Contractor lab Hydroscience, Carborundum, Acurex, et.al.
Contractor Burns and Roe, at.al.
(PRO Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Eata collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: rau data
sheets only
(HUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 4
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
EPA's pharmaceutical contractors
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other none planned
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Comprehensive 308 Portfolio Data Base for Pharmaceutical
Manufacturers (Plant and waste treatment descriptions, and
production data for 464 pharmaceutical manufacturers and 100
non-manufacturers)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Frank H. Hund# OFC: EGD/OCB (WH-552)# AD: SPA, Washington,
D.C. 20460
PH: (202) 382-7182
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 132
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1,1-trichloroethane<71-55- 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
6> <156-60-5>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane l,3-dichlorobenzene<54l-73-l>
<79-34-5> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol<38-06-2>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
1,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> dioxin (tcdd)
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2,4-dimethylphenol
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 2,6-dinitrotoluerie<606-20-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
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2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol< 88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3, 4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4'-dde(p,p--ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broroophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrln<309-00-2>
anthracene
antiroony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7 440-38- 2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine< 92-87- 5>
benzo( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
bemo<.gfhf i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo
berjfllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (llndane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biological oxygen demand (BOD)
bis (2- chloroethoxy) methane
bis{2-chloroethyl)ether
bi s { 2-chl orois op ropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broi60methane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
chlordane< 57-74- 9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlcrodibromomethane
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethare<74-87-3>
chroraiUffl<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
dl-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobronoffiethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dlchlorooethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulf ate
endosylfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<332!3-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
e thy lbenzene
£luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hex achl crobut aaiene<87- 6 8-3>
hexachlcrocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
raercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiroethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine< 86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-ffl-cresoI<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
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pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
<11097-69-l> thalllum<7440-28-0>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) toluene<108-88-3>
<11096-82-5> total suspended solids (TSS)
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8> trlbromomethane<75-25-2>
phet3oK108-95-2> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
pyrene<129-00-0> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
seleniura<7782-49-2> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
silver<7440-22-4> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact namc(s): Langer,B. ; HundfF.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of fcater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divislo
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Data Collection Portfolio for
Industrial Waste Discharges
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: DCP
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents manufacturing
point source ;0ther industrial sludge
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
quantitative determinations of conventional and priority
pollutants present in wastes discharged to lands publicly owned
treatment plants, and watercourses that originate from industrial
manufacturing operations. Measure of waste volume and pollutant
load per ton of finished product and applied Haste disposal
scheme and capability are also included in the data base*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Goodain (202)382-7126;
Computer-related Pearl Smith (202)382-7171? EPA Office Ernst P.
Hall (202)382-7126
(DTP) Type of data collection or Monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial manufacturing wastes
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals }5 NESHAPS ;3 HID CAA ;129 307 CWA J 11 conventional
water ;41 CWA potential criteria ;21 drinking water standards y 9
potential drinking Mater ;29. drinking water monitoring ;299
hazardous substances ; 48 cancelled pesticides ;54 TSCA assessment
;15 metals
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Compliance data ^Concentration measures ;Cost/economic data ;
Discharge points ;0isposal ;Flow rates ^Industry ^Location
jManufacturer ; Political subdivisions ;Production levels ^Sampling
date |Treatment devices / age of manufacturing plant >water usage
/recovery techniques ; production levels ;production capacity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 to 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 06/30/84
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other as needed to
support development of guidelines
(ROB) Number of observations in data base: 450,000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 48000.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3120.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1 (at a time in most cases.)
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 31
20.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ^Street address >sample source/operation
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address >SIC code as applied by Ffflent Guidelines Division ;
Effluent Guidelines Division coding
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of ahich user should be aware: Data
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base (and periods covered) varies primarily to address specific
concerns relating to individual industrial operations, i.e. in
Part industry specific. Industry respondents not subject to EPA
quality assurance control guidelines.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 25%. (Data obtained
thrcught contractor and EPA labs)
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
25% (data obtained through contractor and EPA labs). Edit
review and confirmation by project officer, contractor, EPA
internal.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting
(ASY) Data analyzed by: Contractor, Versar, Radian Corp, NDS and
Svecral and Parcel)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended. Section 30B (Clean Mater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Tata collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
development documents for each industry
Unpublished reports contractors reports to EPA
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 150 (Lou figured)
(fJSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(OST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings) DATA
LOCATION: Headquarters office
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Word One (Boune
Information Systems)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data used to
develop guidelines
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Discharge Monitoring Reports? Steam Electric 1976 308 questionnaire
data base D 5302 000114;Pulp and paper 308 data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Janet K. Goodwing OFC: EPA/(OWMM)/
6> l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
1, 1,2, 2,-tetrachloroethane i,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
<79-34-5> l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,l,2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5> l,2-dlchloroethane<107-06-2>
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I,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-dlphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
ly 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/4/7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dloxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-diraethylphenoK105-67~9>
2f4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4'-ddd(p/p'tde)
4/4'-dde(p/p'-dd3c}<72-55-9>
4,4--ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl pheayl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
aceraphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
alcrin<309-00-2>
amn5on!a<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
ben2ene<71-43-2>
benzidine< 92-87-5>
benzo( a)anthraeene<56-55-3>
benzoC a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ben zo(g,h/i)perylane
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylUum<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-3>
bis(2-chlotoethoxy)niethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyljphthalate
bls(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadffliura<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorides
chl orobenzene< 108-90-7>
chlorodibroBoii!ethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorofotia<67-66-3>
chloroaiethane<74-87-3>
chrofflium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
ddd(tde)
ddt
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromoraethane<75-27-4>
dIchlorodifluoroiHethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93^4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
f luorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachior<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobiitadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1^2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron<7439-89-6>
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isophorone<7 8-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<62l-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylaraine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamlne<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-xyleneC 95-47-6>
oil and grease
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-c resoKl 06-44-5>
P-xylene<106-42-3>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophejiol<87-86-5>
Ph
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene
selenlum<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuiB<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
trlbronoisethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trlchlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chlorlde<75-01-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
2lnc<7440-66-6>
CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-lj 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7;
7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6;
319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9;
108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3;
218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57*12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3;
75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3;
1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4;
206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 193-39-5; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 95-48-7; 95-47-6; 59-50-7; 106-44-5;
106-42-3; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4;
1330-20-7; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Goodwin/J. ; Smith,P.; Hall/E.P.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Sffluent Guidelines Divisio
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
(CAS)
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Quality Assurance Summary Report
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; (3ASR
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial
limitations and guidelines jOther Effluent Guidelines Divis program
products
(ABS) Abstract/Overviey of Data Base or Model: The Quality Assurance
Summary Report is to provide a summary of Effluent Guidelines
Division (EGD) data available for comparative analysis of
information and descriptions for all EGD projects. It further
serves to provide an analysis and summary of the EGD rulemaking
activity quality with respect to strengths and weaknesses for
defensability of the regulations,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Debbie Seal (202)426-2571 ; SPA
Office Jim Gallup (202)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 10-00-80
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 C'iJA ;11
conventional water ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base; Collection
method Concentration measures ;Cost/economic data ; Discharge
points ;Flow rates ;Funding data ;Industry ;Sampling date ;
Test/analysis method ;Treatment devices /Use ;Volume/mass measures
; subcategorization of regulations
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-80 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FPQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(N08) Number of observations in data base: 96352,(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 50
(industries.)
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
6.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Summa
rlzation of existing data bases for specific rulemaking
activities within Effluent Guidelines Division,
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Edit reviewed by Office of Quality Review
(Effluent Guidelinss Division) Chief.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA headquarters Office of Quality Review/
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Effluent Guidelines Division collect
(ABY) Data analyzed by; EPA headquarters Office of Quality Revleu,
Effluent Guidelines Division.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
dioxin (tcdd)
l,l,2,2/-tetrachloroethane 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
<79-34-5> 2,4-dimethylphenol<105~67-9>
l,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2j.4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
\fl-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2r4-dinltrotoluene<121-14-2>
l/l-dlchloroethylene<75-35-4> 2,6-dinltrotoluene<606-20-2>
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l/2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 3/3'-dlchlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 3/4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene 4/4*-ddd{p/p*tde)
<156-60-5> 4/4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4/4'-ddt<50-29-3>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> 4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
2/4/6-trichlorophenoi<88-06-2>
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4-broasophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
bariura<7440-39-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a) anthr acene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(gjfh,i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gararaa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)nethane
bis{2-chloroethyl)ether
bis{2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis{2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chlorofflethyl)eUier<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadni«m<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibroaoaethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlcroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a^h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobrofflomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloro»ethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66»2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endo5ulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliform
fluoraatliene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2^3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
raanganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439- 97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaniine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiBtethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylainine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<9l-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chioro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
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pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) suspended solids
<12672-29-6> tetrachloroethylene<127-l8-4>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) thalliun<7440-28-0>
<11097-69-l> titanium<7440-32-6>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) toluene<108-88-3>
<11096-82-5> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5> tribronomethane<75-25-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
phenol<108-95-2> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
phosphorus<7723-14-0> vanadlum<7440-62-2>
pyrene<129-00-0> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
seleniura<7782-49-2> zinc<7440-66-6>
silver<7440-22-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71*55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6;
319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9;
108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3;
218-01-9; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2;
131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8;
100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3;
77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1;
7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 7440-32-6; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 7440-62-2; 75-01-4;
7440-66-6
(CHM) Contact name(s): Seal/D. ; Gallup/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Water
Regulations and standards* Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Street address ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address >SIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Contr
actor has possession of data until regulation is prosposed and then
data goes to library as part of regulation record.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
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(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements. Edit only the effluent data/ not raw or process data.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab Jacobs Engineering ^Contractor
Jacobs Engineering } EPA headquarters Effluent Guidelines
Division
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Jacobs Engineering
Contractor Jacobs Engineering
EPA headquarters Effluent Guidelines Division
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUf) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CMA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Development Document supporting Effluent Guideline for each
Industry
Microfilm
(NUS) number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and llralts on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EOA-EGD
(DST) Form of data storage: Original forra (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CflG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other no update of
historical data; observations from new sources are added.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Ed Stigall
OFC: EFA/(aW)/(OWRS)/(EGD)
AD: 401 M St. SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7124
(DF) Date of form completions 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 416
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry nuabers in data base: 370
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
0,0-dlethyl-s-raethyl ester of phos
"0, 0-diethyl phosphoricacid,0-p- 1/1* 1^2-tetrachloroethane
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> <630-20-6>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl) l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-S5-6>
FhoshorothioO/0-diethyl-s-(2- 1,1/2/2,-tetrachloroethane
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of <79-34-5>
phosphorodithioicacid l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
1,l-dlchloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
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l/l-dinsethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
l/2r3/4,10/10-hexachloro-l/4/4a/5/
8/8a-hexahydro-l/4:5/8-endo/
endo-dimethan
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene 1/2/4/5-
tetrachlorobenzene<95-94-3>
l/2-dibromo-3-chloropropane
I/2-dlbroraoethane<106-93-4>
I/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
I,2-dichloropropylene<563~54-2>
l/2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l/2-dimethylhydra:zine<540-73-8>
I/2-diphenylhydr azine<122-66-7>
l/2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
I,3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l/3-pentadiene<504-60~9>
1/3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
I/4-dichlpro-2-butene<110-57-6>
ly4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l/4-dioxane<123-91-l>
l/4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-raetho3cy-2-
methy.llndole-3-acetlc acid
l-chloro-2/3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-nsphthylamine<134-32-7>
1.3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
2/3/4/6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2/4/5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2/4/5"trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2/4/5-trichlorophenoxyprop ionic
acid (TPX93-72-l>
2/4/6~trichloropheiiol<88-Q6-2>
2/4/7/ 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2/
4-d)<94-75-7>
2/4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-di nit rot oluene
2/4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2/6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2/6-dini trotoluene<606- 20-2>
2-acety lam inof lour ene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvinyl «ther<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cycloh€xyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-methyl-2-(raethylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(nethylcarbonyl)oxime
<80-62
-6>
2-jnethylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylaraine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01
2-sec butyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3/3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/3*-diroethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3/3*-diiB€thyl-l(methylthio)-2-
butanone-0-((methylamino)
carbonyDoxirae
3/3*-din€thylbenzidine
<119-9 3,4-benzofluoranthene
<205-99-2>
3/4-dihydroxy-alpha-(methylaRiino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
39196-18-4>
4/4'-ddd{p/p*tde)
4/4*-dde(p/p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
4/4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4/4*-nethylene-bls-(2-chloroanilin
4/6-dinltro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromcphenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(aminoniethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
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5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-airino-l/la,2/8/8a/8b-hexa(hydro-
8-hydroxymethyl)8-metnoxy-5-
methyl-caraba
If 12-diTnethylbenz( a) anthracene
<57-97-6>
7-cj?abicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2,3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
Octame thyIpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
acei!aphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<7 5-07-0 >
acetone<67-6 4-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
ac e tophenone<98-86-2 >
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-1>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
alpha,alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha, alpha- dime thy 1 ph en ethyl ami ne
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
amitrole<61-82-5>
arawoniura picrate<131-74-8>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
an timony< 7 440-36-0>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
ben7(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chlorlde<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g/h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzotrlchloride<98-07-7>
beryllium dust
berylliujB<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane}-garoina<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis<2-chloroethyl)ether
b is (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis( 2-ethy lhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bronoacetone<598-31-2>
bronoraethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
calcium chronate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
carbonyl f luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibronooiethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloronethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
< 107-30- 2>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
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cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<5S-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosamine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-!6-4>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a/i)pyrene
dIbromochloramethane<124-48-l>
dibronioraethane<74-95-3>
dichlorobromofflethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluorojnethane<75-71-8>
dicblorofflethane<75-09-2>
dicJ-lorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-6€-2>
dlethylarsine
diethylstllbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethyl arain<>.<124-4Q-3>
dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimcthylnitrosaHiine<62-75-9>
dipropylaroine<142-84-7>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl raethacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesxjlfonate<62-50-0>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethjlcyanide
ethylene bisdithlocarbamate
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
ethyleneiraine<151-56-4>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
f luorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
fluorotrlchloromethane<75-69-4>
forfflaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachloroben2ene<118-74-l>
hexachlcrobutadiene<87-€8-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlotocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
h ex achloro e thane< 67-7 2-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulflde<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2x3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodOBiethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead<7439-92-l>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
naleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
mate
fflelphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fuliBinate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
fflethanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methoiDyl<16752-77*5>
nethyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
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methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl Jcetone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydraziue<60-34-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<293-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
n/n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
Kine<494-03-l>
n-btrtyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanldi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaraine<924-16-3>
n-ritrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylanjine<55-18-5>
n-ritrosodiraethylaraine<62-75-9>
n-ritrosodlphenylaraine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosoraethylvinylaiRine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-S5-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaraine<107-10-8>
naphthalene<9l-20-3>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitrobenzene<98-9S-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
noles ethylene oxide
onaphthalene
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
P-chloro-ra-cresol<59-50-7>
p-cbloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-diraethylarainoa20benzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 {arochlor 1242)
<53469-2l-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronltrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylffercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/o/^o-
dimethyl ester, o-ester with n,
n-diraethyl
benzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
pho phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassitiu silver cyanide<506-61-6>
P ronamide<23950-58-5>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinones
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenioxis acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide<7446>34-6>
selenium<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver<7440-22-4>
sodium azlde<26628«22-8>
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sodium cyanide<143-33-9> thiurara<137-26-8>
streptozotocin titanium dioxide
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l> toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
strychniae<57-24-9> toluene<108-88-3>
sulfonanide toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> tribromoraethane<75-25-2>
tetrachioromethane<56-23-5> trlchloroethene<79-01-6>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
<3689-24-5> trlchlorof luoroiaethane<75-69-4>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2> trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3> trlnitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9> trls{2,3-dibroraopropyl)phosphate
tetranitroraethane<509-14-8> <126-72-7>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5> trypan blue<72-57-l>
thallium acetate<563-68-8> uracil nmstard<66-75-l>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5> urethane<51-79-6>
thai Hum chloride<7791-12-0> vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l> <11115-67-6>
thallium selenite vanadium pentoxlda<13l4-62-l>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6> vinyl chlorlde<75-01-4>
thallium<7440-28-0> xylene<1330-20-7>
thioacetamide<62-55-5> zinc cyanide
thiosemicarbazide<79-19-6> zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
thiourea<62-56-6> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4;
57-14-7; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-41 95-50-1; 107-06-2;
78-87-5; 563-54-2; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6;
156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57-6;
106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4;
134-32-7; 541-73-1; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1;
88-06-2; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67*9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 110-75-8; 91-58-7;
95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8;
88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1;
119-90-4; 542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4;
534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7;
2763-96-4; 99-55-8; 57-97-6; 145-73-3; 152-16-9; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 75-07-0; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8;
79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 80-15-9; 122-09-8;
100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 120-12-7;
7440-36-0; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
246E-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9;
108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 98-07-7;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-B6-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 598-31-2; 74-83-9;
357-57-3; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 75-15-0;
56-23-5; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5;
107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4;
110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 57-12-5;
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506-68-3; 506-77-4? 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0;
20830-81-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7; 2303-16-4;
53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 696-28-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 56-53-1;
94-58-6; 60-51-5? 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7;
62-75-9; 142-84-7; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7;
7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 60-29-7; 97-63-2;
62-50-0; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3;
1S1-56-4? 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3j
58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2;
74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4;
9004-66-4; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 120-58-1; 143-50-0;
303-34-4; 301-04-2; 7446-27-7; 1335-32-6; 7439-92-1; 108-31-6;
123-33-1; 109-77-3? 148-82-3; 628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1;
67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3;
1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 108-10-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2;
494-03-1; 71-36-3; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2;
924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6;
100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 91-20-3; 12612-55-4;
557-19-7; 7440-02-0? 54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0;
10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 636-21-5; 20816-12-0; 59-50-7;
106-47-8; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 62-44-2; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 85-44-9;
151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 107-12-0? 129-00-0; 110-86-1;
50-55-5; 108-46-3? 81-07-2? 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 7446-34-6;
7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 7440-22-4; 26628-22-8;
143-33-9; 1314-96-1? 57-24-9; 127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5;
3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5;
563-68-8; 29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6;
744C-28-0; 62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5;
108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 75-70-7; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1; 66-75-1;
51-79-6; 11115-67-6? 1314-62-1; 75-01-4; 1330-20-7; 1314-84-7;
7440-66-6
(CHM) Contact naroe(s): Stigall,E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Mater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divlsio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Paint and Ink Analytical Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Effluents paint and ink
plants treated, untreated, sludges, and rau water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; 28 paint and ink plants
were sampled for priority pollutants. Influent to treatment,
effluent, and sludges were included. From one to seven batches at
each plant were sampled.
(CTC) CONTACTS* Subject matter B. B«audet (904)372-3318;
Computer-related B. Beaudet (904)372-3318? EPA Office R. Dellinger
(202)382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection paint and ink plants treated, untreated, sludges, rau
water.
(STA) Data Base status: Update terminated
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date ;Teroperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other GRAB Samples
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 25000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Rau data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 28.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing 'data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 28
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City /Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plsnt location
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Analy
tical data is coded; non-specific time intervals
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Region 4, 5, 6, 7 /Contractor
lab R.A* Richardson ; Contractor Burns and Roe /Richardson;
Environmental Science and Engr.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Labs: Regions 4, 5, 6, 7
Contractor lab many IFB Labs
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(cent)
Contractor Burns and Koe
Richardson^ Environmental Science and Engr.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Mater Act-CWA).
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA: 440/1-79/090-b Ink Development Document
Publications SPA: 440/1-79/049-b Paint Development Document
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Sffluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(CAC) Type of data access: Commercial software RAM1S
(CBG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(CMP) Completion of form:
Paul Storch
OFC: Burns and Roe
AD: 650 Winters Ave, Paramus, N,J. 07652
Pfl: (201)262-8800
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 136
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base; 121
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Ifl,l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1, 1/2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloro9thylene<75-35-4>
1/2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
\f 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloroprQpylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
Ix2-trans-dichloroethylene i
<156-60-5>
l4r3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,4-dichlorobenzene
2,4^6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
1f4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2f4-dimethylphenoi<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3--dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzcf luoranthene<205-99-2>
4, 4 '-dde (p,p '-ddx X72-55- 9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
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aldrin<309-00-2>
ammonia<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50~32-8>
benzo(g,rh./i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene< 207-0 8-9>
berylliuni<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamiBa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biological oxygen demand (BOD)
bis (2-chloroethoxy)me thane
bis(2-ehloroethyl)ether
bis (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis (2-ethylhexyDphtha late
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadEium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene< 108-90 -7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlcromethane<74-a7-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-r-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
d ibenzo ( a/ h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromoinethane<75-27-4>
dichilorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dlcbloromethane<7S-09-2>
dleldriii<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031*07-8>
endosulf an-a lpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hex achlorobutadiene<87- 68-3 >
hexachlcrocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
nercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitroso dime thy lantine<62-75-9>
n-nitroscdiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and crease
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
Ph
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene< 129-00- 0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuiB<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total organic carbon (TOO
total phenol
total solids
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
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tribromomethane<75-25-2> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6> zinc<7440-66-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included In data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7;
7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2? 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CUM) Contact narae(s): Dellinger,R. ; Beaudet,S.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards*Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No. 5302000113
(cont)
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency State of New Mexico Health &
Environment Department / Regional office EPA Region 10
Surveillance and Analysis Division ; Regional office EPA Region
7 Surveillance and Analysis Division ; Regional office Region 4
Surveillance and Analysis Division > Regional office EPA 2
Surveillance and Analysis Division ^Regional office EPA Region 6
Surveillance Division ^Regional office EPA Region III/ Surveillance
and Analysis Div/ Annapolis Field Office ;EPA lab Robert S. Kerr
Environmental Research Laboratory/ Ada Oklahoma ^Contractor lab
Calspan ^Contractor lab Gilbert Associates ; Contractor lab NUS
Corp. ^Contractor lab E.H. Richardson & Ass. ; Contractor lab
Hittman Associates ^Contractor lab Radian Corp. ; Contractor lab
Versar ;Contractor lab Burns & Roe ^Contractor lab Ryckrnan/
Edgerly/ Tomlinson and Associates Contractor lab Tennessee
ValleyAuthority } Contractor lab Gulf Southwest Research Institute
; Contractor lab Western Nuclear Incorporated ^Contractor lab
Jacobs Engineering Co. ; IFB Contractors
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting confidential
State agency California Analytical Lab
Regional office EPA Region 8 Lab Surveillance and Analysis EPA
Headquarters Division Contractional
Regional office EPA Region 10 Lab Surveillance and Analysis
Division
Regional office EPA Region 7 Lab Surveillance and Analysis Division
Regional office EPA Region 2 Lab Surveillance and Analysis Division
Regional office EPA Region 6 Lab Surveillance and Analysis Division
Regional office EPA Region 5 Lab Surveillance and Analysis Division
Eastern District Office Lab
Regional office Annapolis Field Office Lab Wheeling Field Office
Lab
Regional office EPA Region 3 Surveillance and Analysis Division
Regional office EPA Region 4 Lab Surveillance and Analysis Division
EPA lab EPA Pesticides Monitoring Lab
EPA lab EPA Eastern Environmental Radiation Lab
EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory ADA/
Oklahoma.
Contractor lab Radian Corporation
Contractor lab West Coast Technical Services
Contractor lab Carborundum
Contractor lab Energy Resources Company
Contractor lab Systems Science and Software
Contractor lab Foremost Research
Contractor lab Analytical Research Lab
Contractor lab Gulf Southwest Research Institute
Contractor lab Versar
Contractor lab Calspan
Contractor lab Teledyne-Isotopes/ Inc.
Contractor lab Foremost Research Center
Contractor lab NUS
Contractor lab E.H. Richardson & Ass.
Contractor lab Ryckman/ Edgerly/ Toallnson and Associates/ Inc.
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Contractor lab Midwest Research Institute
Contractor lab West Coast Technical Services
Contractor lab Bituminous Coal Research Institute
Contractor lab Burns and Roe Industrial Services Corp.
Contractor lab Tennessee Valley Authority
Contractor lab Raltech Scientific Services
Contractor lab Hydrotechnic
Contractor lab Envirodyne
Contractor lab Mestern Nuclear Incorporated
Contractor lab Caraps Dresser, + McKee^ Inc.
Contractor lab Chemical & Geological Laboratory
Contractor lab Hazen Research Inc.
Contractor lab Eberline Lab
Contractor lab Ford Chemical
Contractor lab Silver Valley Lab
Contractor lab Monsanto
Contractor lab Spectrix
Contractor lab ACCU-Labs Research Inc.
Contractor lab Batel Labs
Contractor lab HcCrone Associates
Contractor lab ASARCO
Contractor lab Thome Ecological Institute
Contractor lab Midwest Solvents
Contractor lab EMS Labs
Contractor lab VARC Labs
Other federal agency Food and Drug Administration Lab
Joint Water Pollution Control Plant Water Quality Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended. Section 301(d) (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
ONUS) Number of regular users of data base: 7
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor & EPA Lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Itel (contractor) on IBM 370/158 hardware
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
IFB Organics Data Base D 5302 0001 03; Integrated Hater Treatment
Data Base (under development-Effluent Guidelines Division)
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(CMP) Completion of form:
William A. Telliard
OFC: EPA HH-552# AD: 401 M St. S.W., Washington/ D.C. 20460$
PH: (202) 382-7131
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-01-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 179
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 164
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
1/1, l-trichloroethane< 71-55-
6>
If If 2, 2, -tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
If l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l/2,4,-trlchlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1/2/4/5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
If 2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If 2-diphenylhydrazine< 122-66-7>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
If 3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
If 4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2, 4,6- ti ichl or ophenoK 88-0 6-2>
2f 4,7/ 8- te tr achlorodibenzo-p-
cioxin (tcdd)
2f 4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2f 4-diraethylphenol<105-67-9>
2f 4-dinitrophenol< 51-28-5>
2f 4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
2- chloronaphthalene<9l-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3jf3--dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3, 4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4, 4"-dde(p,p--ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetone<67-64-l>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alurainum<7429-90-5>
amioonia<7664-41-7>
antiinony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
bariura<7440-39-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryl lium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc -del ta< 319-86- 8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
b is ( 2-chloroe thoxy ) me thane
<111-91-1>
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromoniethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadm ium<7 440- 43-9>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodlbrononethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
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chlcromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
cobslt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cumene<98-82-8>
cyanlde<57-12-5>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
diben2o(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dichlorobroreomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoro»ethane<75-71-8>
dlchloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethylainine<124-40-3>
dipbenyl ether<101-84-8>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliforiB
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
gross alpha
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexschlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadlene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1,2, 3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
lror<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
lithium and coropounds<7439-93-2>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (aek)<78-93-3>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-nitrosodi-n-propylanine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiBethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitroscdiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH ^
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arocfclor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
potassiun<7440-09-7>
pyrene<129-00-0>
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
sodiura<7440-23-5>
strontium 90<10098-97-2>
sulfates
sulfides
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliura<7440-28-0>
t ltanium<7440-32-6>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribro«OBethane<75-25-2>
trlchloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorof luororaethane<75-69-4>
turbidity
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uranium 238<744Q-61-1> vanadiun»<7440-62-2>
urarium<7440-61-l> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-94-3;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
542-75-6; 106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7? 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1;
205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 67-64-1; 107-02-8; 107-13-1;
309-00-2; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8;
191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 592-01-8; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7;
124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
156-59-2; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 98-82-8; 57-12-5; 117-84-0;
53-70-3; 132-64-9; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 109-89-7; 131-11-3; 124-40-3; 101-84-8; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4;
206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 1024-57^3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1;
7439-92-1; 7439-93-2; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 78-93-3;
7439-98-7; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
147S7-55-8; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
608-93-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 7440-09-7;
129-00-0; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4;
7440-23-5; 10098-97-2; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 7440-32-6;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 7440-61-1;
7440-61-1; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CUM) Contact name(s); Telliard,«.A. ; Ruddy,D.
(ROR) Responsible organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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CDQ) Date of Questionaire; 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Steam Electric 1976 308
Questionnaire Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Rone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other No specific media: No
sampling data is provided. Data is from a questionnaire relating
to wastewater aspects of steam electric power plants.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data from 814
questionnaires completed by Steam Electric Power Plants relating
to waste Mater production and treatment. Contains information
regarding cooling water systems/ ash handling systems/ treatment
systems and other miscellaneous waste streams, as well as basic
operating information for steam electric power plants*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter EPA Office Dennis Ruddy (202)382-7131
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection steam electric power industry
(STA) Data Base status: Update terminated
(KPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Disposal ;Flow rates ^Physical data production levels ;
Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 01-30-76
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 01/30/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 18191.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 1200
(INF) Data base includes: all completed responses to questionnaires
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 812.
(NCS) So. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 81
2.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant location
^Program identifier
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: There
is no pollutant data. This data base contains mostly physical and
operational data concerning waste production/treatment.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Questionnaires completed by utilities and
collected by Hittman Associates/ Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed fay: Contractor Hittman Associates and Radian
Corporation
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 9S-217, Section 308 (Clean Mater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
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(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Development Documents for Steam Electric Point Source
Category
printout-Effluent Guidelines Division Public Record for Steam
Electric Regulations
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division/ Energy Mining Branch
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(OAC) type of data access: Radian Corporation's IBM equipment
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other all responses
have been collected
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction vith this data base: 1976
Federal Power Commission (FPC) Data Base for Steam Electric
Utilities
(CMP) Completion of form:
John J. Sheehan
OFC: Radian Corporation
AD: 7927 Jones Br. Drive McLean, VA 22102
PH: (703)734-2600
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Sheehan/J.; Ruddy/D.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Mater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Food Industry Group
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g plan documented yCollection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for for all toxics; some
industry data included.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included In data base Edit logical checks for internal
consistency.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Internal Industry labs
;Regional office Regional Surveillance and Contractor lab Various
labs ;Contractor E.C. Jordan Company ; EPA demonstration
projects
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor E.C. Jordan Company
EPA headquarters Effluent Guidelines Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 45
(USR3 Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLc) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc jOriglnal form (hardcopy/
readings)
(DAC) type of data access: E.C. Jordan Company/ Inc. IBM System 34
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other no future
update of leather records; dairy & fruit & vegetables, etc. to
(CMP) Completion of form:
Stephen Wright/Turner Hansel
DFC: Eduard c. Jordan Co., Inc.
AD: Portland,™ Maine 04112
PH: (207)775-5401
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(KMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 139
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 130
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
6> l,2,4,-trichloroben2ene<120-82-l>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
<79-34-5> l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
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l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
Ix2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
\t 4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2* 4,6- tr ichloropheno K88-0 6-2>
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2f 4-diinethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2, 4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinltrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaph thalene< 91 -58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'~dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
bis (2-ethylhexyUphthalate
4/4*-dde(p,p*-ddjc}<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29~3>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02^7>
acersaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenlc<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benz id ine< 92-87- 5>
benzo( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(k)fluoranthene< 207-08- 9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma< 58-89- 9>
bhc-alpha<31 9-84-6>
bhc-beta<3!9-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biological oxygen demand (BOD)
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis(2-chloroethyDether
bis(2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmiura<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chemical oxygen demand (COD 3
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorocibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorofor»<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromlura<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
dl-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroiBOffiethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroBethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulf an-alpha< 959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
hep tachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nit rosodi-n-propy lamine
<621-64-7>
n*nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitroscdiphenylamlne<86-30-6>
naphthal€ne<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
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nitrobenzene<98-95-3> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
nitrogen<7727-37-9> phenanthrene<85-01-8>
oil and grease phenol<108-95-2>
oxygen demand pyrene<129-00-0>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7> seleniuffl<7782-49-2>
pH silver<7440-22-4>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016) suspended solids
<12674-ll-2> tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
pcb-1221 {arochlor 1221) thailium<7440-28-0>
<11104-28-2> titaniun<7440-32-6>
pcb-1232 Carochlor 1232) toluene<108-88-3>
<11141-16-5> total dissolved solids (TDS)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) total suspended solids (TSS)
<53469-21-9> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) tribromoi6ethane<75-25-2>
<12672-29-6> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
<11097-69-l> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) zinc<7440-66-6>
<11096-82-5>
CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4? 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2'
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9?
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9? 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3? 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3? 218-01-9; 7440-5C-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0? 53-70-3; 75-27-4? 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-6; 959-98-8?
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7?
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77^47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5? 7439-69-6; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7?
62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9?
59-50-7; 12674-11-2? 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8?
108-95-2? 129-00-0? 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
7440-32-6? 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CWM) Contact name(s): Steeves,R.A« ; Steeves^R.A.
(CQR) Contact organization: Donald F. Anderson
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Mater
Regulations and Standards*Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No. 5302000116
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Included in data base
(EOT) Edit ting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division, Region I, II, III, IV. ; Contractor Sverdrup, Corp.,
Engineering Sciences
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Divisions, Region I, II, III, IV.
Contractor lab Monsanto
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
and standards
(AOf) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 and P L 95-217, Sections 301 and 308 (Clean Water Act)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division CONFIDENTIAL: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: (contractor system) Sverdrup Corporation
(St. Louis), E.C. Jordan (Portland, HE)*
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(CMP) Completion of form:
Richard E. Williamsf OFC: EPA/(OSWM)/(Q«RS)/(EGD)
AD: 401 M St, S.W. Washington, D.C.
PH: (202)382-7186
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(RMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 135
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
1,1,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2~dlchlorobenzene<95-50-l>
If2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1,2-dichloropropy1ene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,2- trans- dichloro at hylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
lf4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dlnitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4*-dde(p
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534^52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
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4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene< 83-32 -9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile< 107-13-1>
aldrin<3Q9-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
ben2ene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
ben?o(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene< 207-0 8-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamffla<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biological oxygen demand (BQD)
bis(2-chloroethojcy)rae thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis( 2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
brottOfflethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmiura<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<10 8-90-7>
chlorodibromoraethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromlum<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
color
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanlde<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromomethane<75~27-4>
dlchlorodifluoroaiethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
f luorene< 86-7 3-7>
heptachlor epojclde<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 118-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadlene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hex achloroethaue< 67-7 2-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
raercury<7439-97-6>
n-nltrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-ni trosod ime thyl am ine< 62-7 5-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaoiine<86-30-6>
naphtha lene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitroben2ene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
Ph
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenlun<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
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sulfide toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> tribromomethane<75-25-2>
thallium<7440-28-0> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
toluene<108-88-3> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
total phenol vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
total suspended solids (TSS) zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4? 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-lj 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77^47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672^29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narne(s): Williams/R.E.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater-Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
283
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Accession So. 530200011?
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Best Management Practices/ Timber
industry Effluent Guidelines - Runoff
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) fedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Runoff wood preserving
plant storage yards
(ABS) Abstract/over view of Data Base or Model: Conventional and
consent decree priority pollutants detected in samples of
stormwater runoff from wood preserving treated material storage
yards.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Bevin A. Beaudet (202)372-3318 J
EPA Office Richard E. Williams (202) 382-7186
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Nan point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 C«A >11
conventional water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Collection
method ;Discharge points ;Flow rates ;Industry ^Location ;
Precipitation >Sampling date >Site description ;Volume/roass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 08-01-79 TO 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Eumber of observations in data base: 3450.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1330.
(IMF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 36.
(RCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
26.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 7.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ^Street address ;Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Street address ;SIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Five
samples of data base are grab samples for screening purposes only
and not for quantification. Seven facilities located in
southeast, California, and Oregon.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
, document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
July, 1980
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Environmental Science and
Engineering, Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Energy Resources Co., Midwest
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(cant)
Research Institute/ Batelle Laboratory. S(3), PML/ Analytical
Research Laboratories/ Spectix Corporation/ Barringer Magenta
Ltd.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: development of best
management practices
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 304 (e) (Clean Water Act - CMA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: hardcopy of
data
(NtfS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
concerned industries
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy/ readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Gther as needed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
national Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Compliance
Reports for stormuater runoff.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Richard E. Williams
OFC: EPA/(OHWM)/(OWRS)/(EGD) (Wfl-552)
AD: 401 M St, SW Washington, D.C. 20460
PH; (202)382-7186
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 133
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 125
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1/1/2, 2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
1,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
I/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
I/2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l/2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2/4/6-trlchlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4/7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dlchlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
4/4'-dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
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(cont)
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broiDOphenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-cMorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ben20(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzoCg/h/ i)perylene< 191-2 4-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllIum<7440-41-7>
bhc (llndane)-gamraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85»7>
bhc-del ta< 319- 86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)fflethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)Qther
bis(2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloroiaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromoraethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadBium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene
chlorodibroraofflethane<124-48-l>
chloro ethane<7 5-00-3>
chioroform<67-66-3>
chlorofliethane<74-87-3>
ch rcmium<7 44 0- 47- 3>
chrysene< 218-0 l-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(a,h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroraoraethane<75-27-4>
dIchlorodlfluoromethane<75-71-8>
dlchloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-S7-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sul£ate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlcrocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2<,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury <7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodifflethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylanine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 ( arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 {arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 Carochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
Ph
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniuni<77a2-49-2>
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silver<7440-22-4> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
sustended solids tribromoiiethane<75-25-2>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
thalliuja<7440-28-0> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
toluene<108-88-3> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
totsl phenol zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3? 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 34-74-2;
117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2;
131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8;
100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1;
7435-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Beaudet/B.A. ; Williams/R.E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Off ice of Water
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Best Management Practices, Timber
Industry Effluent Guidelines - Sludge
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other sludge
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Conventional consent
decree priority pollutants detected in samples of sludge
generated in the Timber Products Processing Industry.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Bevin A. Beaudet (904)372-3318 ;
EPA Office Richard E. Williams (202) 382-7182
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection timber processing sludge
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 Priority
Pollutants CWA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method /Discharge points >Disposal ;Industry /Location >
physical data /Sampling date /Site description /Treatment devices
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 08-01-79 TO 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3225.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of. observations in data base: 1032.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 33.
(NCS) ?io, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
25.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 7.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City /Street address /Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
/Plant location /Street address /SIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Analy
tical results are not directly comparable with Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) EP Toxicity criteria.
Seven sites, located in the southeast, California, and Oregon,
representative of total industry (917).
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sanplln
g plan documented ;Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? IfES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory. Lab audit is
satisfactory for Analyses performed by EPA contractor labs..
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
to be provided by SPA contractor labs.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Environmental Science and
Engineering, Inc«
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Energy Resources Co., Midwest
Research Institute, Batelle Laboratory, Analytical Research
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Laboratories, Acur ex, Spectrex Corporation.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: development of best
management practice
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 304(e) (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: hardcopy of
data
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
concerned industries
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(BAG) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(CMP) Completion of form:
Richard E. Williams
OFC: EPA/(OWWH)/(QWRS)/(EGD) (¥H-552)
AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202)382-7186
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 129
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 125
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- 2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
6> 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
<79-34-5> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
1, 1, 2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
1,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 4,4w-ddt<50-29-3>
1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene <101-55-3>
<156-60-5> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> <7005-72-3>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> acenaphthene<83-32-9>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
dioxin (tcdd) acrolein<107-02-8>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> acrylonitrile
2,4-diraethylphenol<105-67»9> aldrin<309-00-2>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5> anthracene<120-12-7>
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antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
ben2o(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gan»na<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadBium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene< 218-0 l-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromoraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoroiBethane<75-71-8>
dicblororaethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
die thy 1 phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulf ate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrln<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l> 1
hexachlcrobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadlene<77-47-4
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
Isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nltrosodl-n-propylamlne
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodinethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaBine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthreneC85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenluia<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuia<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromoffiethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4? 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
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107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 86-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57*74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 84-74-2;
117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2;
131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8;
100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1;
7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4;
7440-66-6
(CNJO Contact narae(s): Beaudet/B.A. ; Willians/R.E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divlsio
291
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Accession No. 5302000119
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Innovative Technology, Timber
Industry Effluent Guidelines
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial
process wastewater
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Conventional and
consent decree priority pollutants detected in samples of
influents and effluents of candidate innovative treatment
technologies in the timber industry.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Bevln A. Beaudet (904)372-3318 ;
EP* Office Richard E. Williams (202) 382-7186
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection timber industry effluents
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
CGRF) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA ;11
conventional water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Collection
method ;Compliance data ;Discharge points ^Disposal / Flow rates
;Industry ^Location ^Production levels /Sampling date > Site
description ^Temperature ;Test/analysis method ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-79 TO 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 399.(Actual)
(MEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 266.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
3. - - . . .'•"•'. •.-.-. •.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 3.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ?City ^Street address ^Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Street address ;SIC code > NPDSS
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Aetna
1 facilities sampled uere in Superior, Wisconsin, Duluth,
Minnesota, and Little Rock, Arkansas.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CSY) Data collected by: Contractor Environmental Science and
Engineering, Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab PML, Battelle Lab/ Analytical
Research Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification; YES
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(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: evaluation of candidate
innovative treatment technologies
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 304(d)(3)(Clean Hater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: hard copy of
data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Compliance
Reports.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Richard E. Williams
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(OWRS)/(EGD)(WH-552)
AO: 401 H St., S.tf. Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202)382-7186
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 133
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 125
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1,l-trichloroethane<7l-55- 2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
6> 2,4-dlnitrotoluene<121~14~2>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
<79-34-5> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<12Q-82-l> 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 4,4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 4,6-dlnitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<156-60-5> <101-55-3>
l,3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
l/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> <7005-72-3>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
2,4,7/8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- acenaphthene<83-32-9>
dioxin (tcdd) acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> acrolein<107-02-8>
2,4-diraethylphenol<105-67-9> acrylonltrile<107-13-l>
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anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ben20(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gainma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloi:oisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
< 11 7- 81 -7 >
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
brorsoffle thane <74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadiBium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlcrobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromoraethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlcroform<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chromiuffl<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-r,-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzoC a, h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroiaomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethaue<75-09-2>
dleldrln<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthcne<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno
isophorone<78-S9-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
nercury<7439-97-6>
n-nltrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiiDethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenyla»ine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<9l-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-ro-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arocblor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
Ph
phenanthrene< 85-01- 8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22^4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroe thy lene
thallium<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total phenol
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromoBethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
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vinyl chloride<75-01-4> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4? 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-8-7-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9| 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 84-74-2;
117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2;
131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8;
100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1;
7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): 3eaudet,B.A. ; Hilliains,R«E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Mater.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No. 5302000120 (cont)
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented /Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Cata collected by: Regional office Region VII, Surveillance and
Analysis Division ; Contractor Environmental Science and
Engineering/ Inc.
(ABY) Cata analyzed by: Contractor Environmental Science and
Engineering, Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
and standards
(ACT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 301 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA 440/1-79/023 bj EPA 440/1-79/0786
Unpublished reports Summary report of Bat and Pretreatment
Technology for the Printing and Publishing Point Source Category
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 500
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division, Office of Water Regulations and
Standards
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
concerned industries
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Halts on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc ;Data other than analytical
is in hard copy
(DAC) Type of data access: Environmental Science & Engineering Inc.
Mini Computer Data System ;Harduare: Hewlett Packard 9825 with a
Floppy Disc Drive
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(CMP) Completion of fora:
Richard E. Williams
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(OHRS)/(EGD)(WH-552)
AD: 401 M St., SH, Washington, D.C.
PH: (202)382-7186
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 134
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
6> l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
<79-34_5> l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
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(cont)
2-dlchlorobenzene< 95-50- 1>
2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
4*7,8-tetrachlorodIbenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
chlorophenol<95-57-8>
nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3'-dichlorobenzldine<91-94-l>
4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4--ddd(pjrp*td€)
4'-dde(p#P<'-ddx)<72-55-9>
If
l,
1,
1^
l,
1,
l,
If
2,
2/
2,
2,
2,
2,
1f
2-
2-
2-
2-
3/
3/
4,
4/
4/-6-dinitro-o-ctesol<534-52-l>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol< 100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein< 1 07-0 2- 8>
acrylonltrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
ant hracene
antiraony<7440-36-0>
ars€nic<7440-38-2>
b€nzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo( a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ben2o(g,h,i)perylene<19l-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-garDra3<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis
bromoniethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadffliUB<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibrononethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorof orm<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromlura< 7440-47- 3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
dl-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-u-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dlchloroaethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
end osulfan-beta< 33213-65- 9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
f luoreue<86-7 3-7>
heptachlor epoxlde<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
Indeno {l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
nercury<7439-97-6>
n-nltrosodi-n-propylaralne
<621-64-7>
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n-nitrosodifflethylaioine<62-75-9> <11097-69-l>
n-nJtrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6> pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
naphthalene< 91-20-3> <11096-82-5>
nickel<7440-02-0> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3> ph
nitrogen<7727-37-9> phenanthrene<85-01-8>
oil and grease phenol<108-95-2>
oxygen demand pyrene<129-00-0>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7> seleniura<7782-49-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016) silver<7440-22-4>
<12674-ll-2> suspended solids
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221) tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
<11104-28-2> thalllura<7440-28-0>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232) toluene<108-88-3>
<1114l-16-5> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) tribromoraethane<75-25-2>
<53469-21-9> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
<12672-29-6> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5;
84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1;
7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3;
744C-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4;
127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): BeaudetyB.; Gillespie/T. ;
Williams^R.E.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Mater
Regulations and Standards-Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession Ho. 5302000121
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Industry Profile Survey-Pulp/ Paper
& Paperboard Industry
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other Survey form profiling
process and effluent data from the pulp, paper and paperboard
industry
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Industry profile survey
for the pulp, paper and paperboard industry includes production
and effluent data for 632 operating mills in the United
States.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter tfillard C. Barren (207) 775-5401;
Computer-related Philip Brown (207)775-5401; EPA Office Robert
Dellinger (202)382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pulp, paper and paperboard industry
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(MPP) Ion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data /Compliance data /Cost/economic data ;
Discharge points ^Disposal ;Flow rates ;Location ^Manufacturer ;
Physical data yProduction levels ^Sampling date ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 12-30-76
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1580.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0,
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 632.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(HOP) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 63
2.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State yCity;Town/township ; Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name ;Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Lioitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Major
ity of data covers 1976, but some data is for other time periods.
Some questions on quality assurance are not applicable.
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: precision and accuracy estimates are not available*
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor E.G. Jordan Co., Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor B.C. Jordan Co., Inc.
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Mater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
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QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: printouts
available on request after resolution of any confidentiality
claims.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
B.C. Jordan Company, Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: diskettes
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of fora:
John C. Tarbell
OFC: E.c. Jordan Co./ inc.
AD: Box 7050, Downtown Station Portland/ Maine
PH: (207) 775-5401
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
biochemical oxygen demand chemical oxygen demand (COD)
(BOD) total suspended participates
(CNM) Contact name(s): Warren,W.C. ; Broun,P. ; Dellinger/R,
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Mater.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No, 5302000122
(DQ> Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Screening Sampling Prograa
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
CM ED) $edia/Sub;Ject of Data Base or Model: Effluents raw waste/ raw
water, and final effluent from pulp,, paper and paperboard mills.
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Sampling program (three
day) at 11 pulp, paper, and paperboard mills analyzing for the
129 consent decree priority pollutants and 14 additional
nonconventional pollutants reported present in uasteuater from
these operations. Also, production and conventional pollutant
data for the period of the survey.
(GTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Willard C. Warren (207)775-5401;
Computer-related Phillip Brown (207)7?5-5401> EPA Office Robert
Dellinger (202)382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pulp, paper and paperboard industry,
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Bases 129 307 CMA
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
dats ^Chemical data jFlow rates ^Location ^Manufacturer ;
Production levels ^Sampling date jSite description ;Test/analysis
method } Treatment devices
(BS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-77 fO 01-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 03/30/78
(F.RQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 830,(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(IHF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 11.
(KCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(SOF) Wumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 11
* - -
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCity ;To«n/township ^Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes Plant facility name
jPlcnt location ^Parent corp name ^Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ASL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD} Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(C3Y) Data collected by: Contractor lab Gulf South Research Institute
^Contractor S.C. Jordan Company, In
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Gulf South Research Institute
Contractor B.C. Jordan Company., Inc.
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(cent)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(SiUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
E.C. Jordan
NCASI (contractor)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of datas Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: diskettes
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(CMP) Completion of form:
John C. Tarbell
QFC: E.C. Jordan Co., Inc.
AD: P.O. Box 7050 Downtown Station Portland, ME
PH: (207)775-5401
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 141
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 128
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1,1,2, 2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-S>
1, 1, 2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
1,1-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l~dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
1*2,4, -trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-a7-5>
1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4,5-trichlorogualacol
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4*-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
9,10-dichlorostearic
9,10-epoxystearic
abietic
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
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aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antltnony<7 440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
ben2ene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ben20(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzoCg/h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
ben20(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryll iura<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-ganjiua<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)aethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis (2-chloroisop ropy 1) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bls(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
brom<«Bethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmiuin<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
ch lorobenzene< 108-90-7>
chlorodibromomcthane
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforin<67-66-3>
chlororaeth an e< 74-87- 3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanIde<57-12-5>
dehydroabietic
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzoCa/ h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dIchlorobrOBonethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodehydroacietic acid
dichlorodifluoroaiethane<75-71-8>
dicfcloroaethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dlethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<13l-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07^8>
cndosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxlde<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hex achloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1, 2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophoronc<78-59-l>
isopimaric
lead<7439-92-l>
linoleic
aercury<7439-97-6>
monochlorodehydroabietic
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaroine
<621-64-7>
n~nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthal«ne<91-20-3>
nlckel<7440-02-0>
ni trobenzene<98-95-3>
oleic
p-chloro-ra-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-124 2 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-2l-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene< 85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
priraaric
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroguaiacol
thallium<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
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toxaphene<8001-35-2> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
tribroraoraethane<75-25-2> xylene<1330-20-7>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6> zinc<7440-66-6>
trichlorof luoro3aethane<75-69-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7? 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097^69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 1330-20-7; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Warren,k,C. ; Broun/P. ; Dellinger/R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Verification Sampling Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents raw water, raw
waste and final effluent of pulp, paper and paperboard mills*
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Sampling program (three
day) at 60 pulp/ paper and paperboard mills analyzing for 51 of
the consent decree priority pollutants found during the
screening program and 14 additional nonconventional pollutants
reported present in wastenater from these operations. Also,
production and conventional pollutant data for the period of the
survey.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Willard C. Warren (207)775-5401;
Computer-rlated Philip Brown (207)775-5401; EPA Office Robert
Dellinger (202)382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pulp, paper and paperboard industry
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Flow rates ;Location Manufacturer ;Production levels ;
Sampling date ;Site description ;Test/analysis method jTreatment
devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-78 TO 10-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 02/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 8000.(Estimated)
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(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab Gulf South Research Institute
^Contractor E.C, Jordan Company, In
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
E.C. Jordan
NCASI (contractor)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
within CPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: diskettes
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for ncn-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
John C. Tarbell
OFC: E.C. Jordan Company, Inc.
AD: P.O. Box 7050 Downtown Station Portland/ Paine
PH: 207-775-5401
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 63
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 51
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
€> carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
1,1,2,2.,-tetrachloro ethane chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
<79-34-5> chlorodibromoiEethane<124-48-l>
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> chloroform<67-66-3>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> chlorotnethane<74-87-3>
2,4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> chromium<7440-47-3>
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> chrysene<218-01-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5> copper<7440-50-8>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8> cyanide<57-12-5>
3,4,5-trichloroguaiacol dehydroabietic
9,lC-dichlorostearic di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
9/.10-epoxystearic di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
abietic dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
acertaphthy].ene<208-96-8> dichlorodehydroacietic acid
anthracene<120-12-7> diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
benzene<71-43-2> ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate fluoranthene<206-44-0>
-81-7> isophorone<78-59-l>
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isopimaric pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
lead<7439-92-l> <11097-69-l>
linolelc pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
mercury<7439-97-6> <11096-82-5>
fflonochlorodehydroabletic pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3> phenanthrene<85-01-8>
nickel<7440-02-0> phenol<108-95-2>
oleic priraaric
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016) pyrene<129-00-0>
<12674-ll-2> tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221) tetrachloroguaiacol
<11104-28-2> toluene<108-88-3>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232) trlbrowoBethane<75-25-2>
<11141-16-5> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
<53469-21-9> xylene<1330-20-7>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) zlnc<7440-66-6>
<12672-29-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 75-34-3; 107-06-2; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 51-28-5;
95-57-8; 208-96-8; 120-12-7; 71-43-2; 117^-81-7; 85-68-7;
56-23-5; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3;
218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 75-27-4; 84-66-2;
,100-41-4; 206-44-0; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2;
129-00-0; 127-18-4; 108-88-3; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 1330-20-7;
7440-66-6
(CUM) Contact name(s); Marren,W.C. ; Brown^P. ; Dellinger/.R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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(DQ) Date of Questioaaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Discharge Monitoring Report Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: DMR DATA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents final effluent
data-pulp/ paper/ and paperboard industry
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Discharge monitoring
report data fron approximately 370 pulp/ paper/ and paperboard
mills. Data basically covers period fron 7/77 to approximately
3/81.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Willard C. Warren (207) 775-5401;
Computer-related Philip Brown (207)775-5401; EPA Office Robert
Dellinger (202)382-7137
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pulp/ paper/ and paperboard mills
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
Manufacturer ;Production levels ;Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-77 to 03-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 06-30-81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only
(ROB) Number of observations in data base: 30000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 370.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 37
0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ;Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Includes Plant facility naae
;Plsnt location ;NPDES
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(HM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Time
period covered varies for each mill and some specific
parameters are not available at some mills. Lab performance
quality unknown.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(BDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;State agency ME/ NH/ CT/ ¥T/
NY/ DE/ TN/ MS/ AL/ HC/ IN, IL/ MI/ KS/ I A, CA/ VA/ SC/ 6A/ HI,
OH/ MN; # Regional office Region I/ II/ III/ IV/ VI/ VIII/ IX/
X;# Contractor E.C. Jordan Company/ Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor E.C. Jordan Company/ Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500/ Section 308 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
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:V
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
E.C. Jordan
NCASI (Contractor)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: diskettes
(DAC) type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(CMP} Completion of form:
John C. Tarbell
OFC: E.C. Jordan Company/ Inc.
AD: P.O. Box 7050 Downtoun Station Portland, HE
PH: (207) 775-5401
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
biochemical oxygen demand total suspended solids (TSS)
(BOD)
(CNM) Contact name(s): Warren,W.C. ; Brokn,P. } Dellinger^R.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession Ho. 5302000125
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Long Term Conventional Pollutant
Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents raw waste and
final effluent from pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
(ASS) Abstract/Overviea of Data Base or Models 13 months of daily
production and wastewater monitoring data from 55 pulp/ paper, and
paperboard mills. Data includes ray uasteuater and final effluent
streams. Conventional pollutants included in the data base are
biochemical oxygen demand (BQD5), total suspended solids (TSS),
and pH. Flow data is also included*
CONTACTS: Subject matter Willard C. Barren (207) 775-5401;
Computer-related Philip Brown (207)775-5401; EPA Office Robert
Dellinger (202)382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Flow rates ^Industry ^Location ^Manufacturer ; Production
levels
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-76 TO 01-30-79
(?RM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 03/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 180000.(Estimated)
(INF) Cata base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(UTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 55.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NGF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 55
*
(GBO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ;fown/township
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Daily
data is not available for all 55 mills and the parameters included
are not necessarily the same from one location to another.
(AHL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDf) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ^Contractor S.C. Jordan
Company, Inc.
(A8¥) Data analyzed by; Self reporting
(IOL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 308 (Clean Water Act-C«A)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
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request
some data is confidential
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
E.C. Jordan Co.* Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Lieits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: diskettes
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
John C. Tarbell
OFC: E*C* Jordan Company/ Inc.
AD: P.O. Box 7050* Downtown Station Portland/ Kaine
PH: (207) 775-5401
(DP) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
ph color
biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) total suspended solids (TSS)
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
(CNM) Contact name(s): Uarren/H.C. ; Broun/P. } Dellinger/R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Effluent Guidelines Divisio
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Accession No. 5303000101
81ood ^Drinking water ^Effluents municipal and Industrie Ground
Hater ;Runoff all types /Sediment /Soil ;Solid waste ; Surface
aater all types ;Tissue fish and some others
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Computerized data base
for storing and retrieving parametric data pertaining to the
quality of U.S. waterways. Contains numerous subfiles including
geographic and descriptive station data/ physical and chemical
water/ fish tissue and sediment parametric data, stream flow
data/ and municipal waste source and disposal data. Collects
data from/ and provides data to/ multiple federal/ state and
local users. Software includes statistical analysis and graphic
capabilities.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Charles S. Conger (202) 382-7220
/ Computer-related Charles S. Conger (202) 382-7220 ; EPA
Office Monitoring and Data Support Division {202) 426-7764
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Combination/Other all
types of data collection and station descriptions
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ^Collection method ;Compliance data ;
Concentration measures /Discharge points ;Disposal ;Exposure data ;
Flow rates )Geographic subdivision ,?Health effects ;Industry ;
Inspection data /Location /Physical data ^Political subdivisions /
Precipitation ;Salinity ;Sampling date ;Site description
;Ten;perature ; Test/analysis method ;Treatnent devices
;Volume/mass measures ; Wind direction >Wind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-00 TO PRESENT
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;less
than hourly-minute ^hourly ,;daily ;weekly ; monthly ;quarterly
jseod annually ;annually ;as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 79000000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 12000000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 680000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
300000.
(NOT) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 60
000.
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;SMSA ^Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
/Plant location jparent corp name jStreet address ; SIC code
;Dun Bradstreet ;N?DES ;street address: some ;DUN: partial ;
NPDES: partial
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
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CAS registry number
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Locat
ion and data are highly variable in coverage and frequency.
sampling plan and quality assurance procedures vary by
originator of data*
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: ORO
Guide]ines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 20.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estiaates partially exist for
variable/ less than 5% have precision and accuracy stored in
STQRET.
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(C6Y) Data collected by: Self reporting ;Local agency Lakes Region 208
Planning Commission / Local agency City of Minneapolis-St. Paul
;Local agency Montgomery County Department of Environment Resources
;Local agency Fairfax County Government-Lower Potomac Treatment
Plant ;Local agency Allegheny County Health Department ; Local
agency Prince Georges County Health Department ;Local agency City
of Philadelphia Water Depar Local agency 208 Agency, Atlanta ;Local
agency West Alabama Planning and Land Development Council ;Local
agency Northeast Illinois Planning Commission ; Local agency City
of Chicago Metro Sanitary District ;Local agency City of Cleveland
; Local agency Denver Region Council of Governments ;Local
agency Pueblo Region Planning Commission ; Local agency Boulder
City-County /Local agency Pikes Peak Area of Government ; Local
agency LA County Flood Control District ;Local agency Grange County
Health Department y Local agency Grange County Flood Control
;State agency Department of Hater Resources ; State agency
Health Departments ;State agency Department of Inland Fisheries and
Wildlife ; State agency Department of Human Services ;State
agency Water Supply and Pollution Control Coramissi state agency
Department of Environmental Conservation ;State agency Delaware
River Basin Commission state agency Water Control Board ;State
agency Department of Natural Resources ; State agency Office of
Surface Mining >State agency Department of Health and Environmental
Control state agency Department of Public Health ;State agency Air
and Mater Pollution Control Commission ; State agency Department of
Parks and Wildlife ;State agency Department of Agriculture in
the states of Vermont/ Maine/ New Hampshire/ Mass./ Hew York/ New
Jersey/ Pennsylvania/ West Virginia/ Virginia/ Maryland/
Delaware/ Alabama/ Kentucky/ Tennessee/ Georgia/ South Carolina/
North Carolina/ Mississippi/ Flor Minnesota/ kisconsin, Indiana/
Ohio/ Michigan/ Arkansas/ Texas/ Louisana/ Oklahoma/ New Mexico/
Ne Kansas/ Iowa/ Colorado/ South Dakota/ Montana/ Utah/ Wyoming/
North Dakota/ Nevada/ California/ Ar Idaho/ Oregon/ Alaska/
;Regional office I/ II, III/ IV/ V/ VI, VII, vIII/ IX, X ; EPA
lab Environmental Research Laboratory-Narragansett/ RI ;EPA lab
Environmental Research Laborato EPA lab Environmental Research
Laboratory-Gulf Breeze/ FL ;EPA lab Environmental Research
Laborator lie/ MI ;EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Laboratory-Las Vegas/ NV ;Contractor lab ;Contractor universities
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;Contractor ADL and other companies > Other federal agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ; Other
federal agency US Corps of Engineers >0ther federal agency US
Geological Survey (USGS) ; Other federal agency federal Highway
Administration ;Qther federal agency Tennessee Valley Author it
Other federal agency US Department of Health and Hunan Services
(HH£) ; Other federal agency US Air Force (USAF) ;0ther federal
agency US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Other federal agency US
Bureau of Reclamation ;Qther federal agency US Department of the
Array ; Other federal agency US Forest Service ;EPA headquarters
Office of Enforcement/National Enforcement Investigations Center
(NEIC) ;EPA headquarters Office of Hater and Haste
Management/Monitoring and Data Support Division jEPA headquarters
Office of Hater and Haste Management/Effluent Guidelines Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
Local agency Lakes Region 208 Planning Commission
Local agency City of Minneapolis-St. Paul
Local agency Montgomery County Department of Environmental
Resources
Local agency Fairfax County Government-Lower Potomac Treatment
Plant
Local agency Allegheny County Health Department
Local agency Prince Georges County Health Department
Local agency City of Philadelphia Mater Department
Local agency 208 Agency, Atlanta
Local agency Kest Alabama Planning and Land Development Council
Local agency Northeast Illinois Planning Commission
Local agency City of Chicago Metro Sanitary District
Local agency City of Cleveland
Local agency Denver Region Council of Governments
Local agency Pueblo Region Planning Commission
Local agency Boulder City-County
Local agency Pikes Peak Area of Government
Local agency LA County Flood Control District
Local agency Grange county Health Department
Local agency Orange County Flood Control
State agency Department of Water Resources
State agency Health Departments
State agency Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
State agency Department of Human Services
State agency Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission
State agency Department of Environmental Conservation
State agency Delaware River Basin Commission
State agency Water Control Board
State agency Department of Natural Resources
State agency Office of Surface Mining
State agency Department of Health and Environmental Control
State agency Department of Public Health
State agency Air and Water Pollution Control Commission
State agency Department of Parks and Wildlife
State agency Department of Agriculture in the states of Vermont/
Maine, New Hampshire/ Mass,/ New York/ New Jersey/ Pennsylvania/
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West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Alabama, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Mississippi,
Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,
Arkansas, Texas, Louisana, Oklahoma, Hew Mexico, Nebraska,
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Colorado, South Dakota, Montana, Utah,
Wyoming, North Dakota, Nevada, California, Arizona, Washington,
Idaho, Oregon, Alaska,
Regional office I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X
EPA lab Environmental Research Laboratory-Narragansett, RI
EPA lab Environmental Research Laboratory-Athens, GA
EPA lab Environmental Research Laboratory-Gulf Breeze, FL
EPA lab Environmental Research Laboratory-Duluth, MH-Grosse
He, MI
EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory-Las Vegas,
SV
Contractor lab
Contractor universities
Contractor ADL and other companies
Other federal agency National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (S40AA)
Other federal agency US Corps of Engineers
Other federal agency DS Geological Survey (USGS)
Other federal agency Federal Highjuay Adnlnlstratlon
Other federal agency Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Other federal agency US Department of Health and Human Services
(HHS)
Other federal agency US Air Force (USAF)
Other federal agency US Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Other federal agency US Bureau of Reclamation
Other federal agency US department of the Army
Other federal agency US Forest Service
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 84-660 (Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1965-FWPCA); P L
92-500 as amended (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 875
(tTSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Hater and Waste Management, Office of Research and
Development, Office of Planning and Management, Office of
Enforcement, Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
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Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORE? (Storage Retrieval of
Water Quality Data) MIDS: 5303000101 SPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Birect charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Regional &
state and U.S. Geological Survey systems; Reach File (locator/
site file)
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Regional & state, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Forest Service data
bases; Basic Hater Monitoring Core Stations (D 5303 0001 02);
Industrial Facilities Discharge (IFD) File (D 5303 0001 05);
National Hater Quality Surveillance System (NUQSS) (D 5303 0001
03); Fish Kills (D 5303 0001 06); Toxic Pollutants in Influents
(D 5303 0001 04)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Charles S. Conger
OFC: EPA/(0«WM)/(OWRS)/(MDSD)
AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202) 426-7792
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-21-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 356
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 336
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,2-trans-dlchlbroethylene
*0, 0-diethyl phosphoricacid,0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
1, 1,1, 2- te tr achloroe thane
<630-20-6>
1, l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-Ol-6>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-diraethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1,2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l,2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
1, 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
1, 2-dlphenylhydr az ine< 122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1, 3-dichlorobenzene<54l-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l,4-dlchlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4~dioxane<123-91-l>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibefj20-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2, 4-dichlorophenol< 120- 83-2>
2,4-diEethylphenoK105-67-9>
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2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dichlorophenoK87-65-Q>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-9>
2-sec butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*~dichlorobenzidine<91~94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4--dde(p,pi'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dtnitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-nltrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
aluroinum<7429-90-5>
ainiEonia<7664-41-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antinony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium 140<14798-08-4>
bariuin<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benzene<71-43-2>
ben2idine<92-87-5>
ben?o(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ben2o(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
bei\2Q(.qfhf i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzotrichlorlde<98-07-7>
beryllium<7440-41»7>
bhc (lindane)-gaiama
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319~86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
b is (2~chloroethoxy) methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)e ther
b Is (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
<117-81-7>
bis(chloroiaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron conpounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromobenzene< 108-86-1 >
bromodichloromethane<75-27-4>
broraomethane<74-83-9>
butachloc<23184-66-9>
butyl ac«tate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cadffliuni<7440-43-9>
calcium chromata<13765-19-0>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran
carbon 14<14762-75-5>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
cesium 137<10045-97-3>
chloral<75«87-6>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloroforn»<67-66-3>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromiuni<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichtoroethylene<156-59-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<96-82-8>
cyanazlne<217 25-46-2>
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cyani<3e<57-12-5>
cyanogen chlorlde<506-77-4>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dlbromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<2532l-22-6>
dichlorobroiDomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodomethane<594-04-7>
dicMororaethane<75-09-2>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamlne<109-39-7>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethylainine<124-40-3>
dimethylnitrosamine<62-75-9>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfari<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-4l-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylerie dibroraide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
fecal coliform
ferrous stilfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
£luorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furfural<98-01-l>
gross alpha
guthion<8€-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<8*7-68-3>
hexachlorocycloheKane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlotoethane<67-72-l>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen suitide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydinethy1 arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (ly2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodine 129<15046-84-l>
iodine 131<10043-66-0>
iodoraethane<74-88-4>
lron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isophorone<78-59-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and conpounds<7439-93-2>
ra-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
malathion<121-75-5>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanethiol<74-93-l>
raethanol<67-56-l>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl Isobutyl ketone<108-lO-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
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mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mirex<2385-85-5>
no lybdenun and compounds
<7 439-9 8-7>
raonoethylamine<75-04-7>
HK>nomethylainine<74-89-5>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiraethylainine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaraine<86-30-6>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naphthalene< 91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
o-cr«sol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-xylene<95~47-6>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
PH
paraldehyde< 123-63-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221J
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pen tachloroethane< 76-0 l-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCI9B)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene< 127-1 8-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenylacetic acld<103-82-2>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosphor«s<7723-14-0>
phthallc acid<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
plutoniua 238<13981-16-3>
plutoniua 239<15117-48-3>
polybrorainated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassiuo<7440-09-7>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<709-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acld<79-09-4>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
sfs,s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
seleniuo<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34"9>
sodium<7440-23-5>
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium 89<14158-27-l>
strontium 90<10098-97-2>
styrene<100-42-5>
suifates
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
suspended solids
tde<72-54-8>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
thallium<7440-28-0>
titaniuin<7440-32-6>
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toluene<108-88-3> tritiura<10028-17-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2> turbidity
tribromomethane<75-25-2> uranium 234<13966-29-5>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate uranium 235<15117-96-l>
<78-48-8> uranium 238<7440-61-1>
trlchlorfon<52-68-6> uraniuro<7440-61-l>
trichloroethane<25323-89-1> urethane<51-79-6>
trichloroethene<79-01-6> vanadiuw<7440-62-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6> vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2> vinylldene chloride<75-35-4>
trlethylaraine<121-44-8> xylene<1330-20-7>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45*
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5;
120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 58-90-2;
95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 110-75-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9;
109-06-8; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1;
1C 1-55-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 124-04-9;
15972-60-8; 309-00-2; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 62-53-3;
120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 1918-00-9;
14798-08-4; 7440-39-3; 1861-40-1; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 92-52-4;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 7440-69-9;
7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 108-86-1; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 23184-66-9;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 107-92-6; 7440-43-9; 13765-19-0; 133-06-2;
63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 14762-75-5; 75-15-0; 56-23-5; 10045-97-3;
75-87-6; 57-74-9; 67-66-3; 126-99-8; 2921-88-2; 7440-47-3;
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 1319-77-3;
1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5; 506-77-4;
110-82-7; 108-94-1; 8065-48-3; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
333-41-5; 132-64-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9;
117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2;
62-73-7; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 109-89-7; 60-51-5; 131-11-3;
124-40-3; 62-75-9; 123-91-1; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
563-12-2; 141-78-6; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 56-38-2; 100-41-4;
107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0;
86-73-7; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 98-01-1; 86-50-0;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
302-01-2; 74-90-8; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5;
15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 74-88-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 78-59-1;
115-32-2; 143-50-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 121-75-5; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1;
16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7; 71-55-6; 78-93-3; 74-88-4;
108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 7786-34-7; 2385-85-5;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 621-64-7;
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62-75-9; 86-30-6; 107-10-8; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5?
14797-55-8; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 55-63-0; 95-48-7; 90-05-1;
95-47-6; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 106-42-3; 123-63-7; 56-38-2;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
127-18-4; 72-56-0; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 103-82-2; 298-02-2;
7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7;
1918-16-7; 709-98-8; 2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 107-12-0; 75-56-9;
129-00-0; 110-86-1; 91-22-5; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1;
108-46-3; 299-84-3; 78-48-8; 81-07-2? 94-59-7; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 14158-27-1;
10098-97-2; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 72-54-8; 127-18-4; 127-18-4;
56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 7440-28-0? 7440-32-6;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 78-48-8; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1;
79-01-6? 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 25167-82-2; 121-44-8? 1582-09-8?
10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1; 7440-61-1;
51-79-6; 7440-62-2? 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4? 1330-20-7;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Conger/C.S. ; Conger,C.S.
(COR) Contact organization: Monitoring and Data Support Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Monitoring and Data Support
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Accession No. 5303000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Basic Water Monitoring Core Stations
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Kedla/Sublect of Data Base or Model: Sediment ^Surface water
fresh ;Tissue indigenous species: fish/shellfish
(flBS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data is collected from
the national ambient water quality monitoring network of 1/000
stations, comprised primarily of a minimum "core11 network of State
stations selected as a subset of ongoing State programs. Stations
are operated monthly/ with a common list of parameter codes/ and
the data is used for national trend assessments.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter EPA Regional Basic Mater Monitoring
Program Coordinator? Computer-related Sam Conger (202)382-7220;
EPA Office Regional Basic Water Monitoring Program Coordinator
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Tata Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Collection method ;Flow rates ;Geographic subdivision ;
Salinity ;Sampling date ;Site description ^Temperature
> conductivity ; transparency
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TKM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 24000.(Estimated)
(NSI) Estimated annual Increase of observations In data base: 12000.
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations
(UTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;Clty ;Town/township Coordinates Latitude and
longitude ; Project identifier ;Agency-code ^Station-number
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Storet parameter
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Accession No. 5303000102 (cent)
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: State agency 50 State Hater Pollution Control
Agencies
CIDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-217, Section 104(a)(5)(Clean Hater Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
National Mater Quality Inventory/Report to Congress
Unpublished reports December 1 Report to the Administrator
Printouts on request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
included in Council on Environmental and Quality
Report-Environmental Quality
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1200
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mater Regulations and Standards/ Office of Pesticides
and Toxic Substances, Office of Water Programs Operations.
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET jEPA hardware IBM
370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National feater Quality Surveillance System
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: State
Systems: U.S. Geological Survey National Stream Quality Network
(NASQAN)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Morris L. Mabbitt
OFC: EPA/(OK«M)/(OHRS)/(MDSD)
AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington, D,C. 20460
PH: (202)382-7056
(DF) Date of form completion: Ql-21«*83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 13
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
dissolved oxygen nitrates/nitrites
fecal coliform nitrogen<7727-37-9>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9> oxygen demand
methoxychlor<72-43-5> pH
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phosphorus<7723-14-0> total organic carbon (TOO
specific conductivity transparency
suspended solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included In data base: 58-89-9
; 72-43-5; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0
(CNN) Contact name(s): Program/R.B. ; Conger,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Regional Basic Mater Monitoring Prograa
Coordinator
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards.Monitoring and Data Support
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Accession No. 5303000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Hater Quality Surveillance
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NHQSS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water fresh water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: These EPA designated
ambient water quality monitoring stations augment the 1*000
"core" stations operated by the states. Stations are selected by
the Regions and operated by the U.S. Geological Survey.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Regional Basic Water Monitoring
Program; Computer-re lated Sam Conger (202)382-7220; EPA Office
Regional Basic Water Monitoring Program Coordinator
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;11
conventional water
(HPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Flow rates
geographic subdivision ^Salinity ;Sarapltng date ; Site
description ;Temperature
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 10-01-79 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Ongoing for many stations
although "network" no longer operative as such.
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: sonthly
(MOB) dumber of observations in data base: 9000.(Estimated)
(NF.I) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 10800.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(N'i'S) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 53.
OlCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
41*
(KOF) Dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/JU)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ;County ;City ;Town/township Coordinates Latitude/longitude
; agency code ^station number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for U.S. Geological
1 Protocols-cooperate with EPA.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other federal agency U.S. Geological Survey
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
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L 95-217, Section 104(2X5)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
National Water Quality Inventory/Report to Congress
Unpublished reports December 1 Report to the Administrator
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
Qn-Jine computer
included in Council on Environmental Quality Report
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1200
(OSR) Current regular users of data basef EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Regulations and Standards/ Office of iiater
Program Operations/ Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances.
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET MIDS:5303000101 ;£PA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CKG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(RDBSPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction uith this data base
Basic Water Monitoring Program McoreM stations
4,4'-dde(p,pr-ddx)<72-55-9> hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29~3> lead<7439-92-l>
aldrin<309-00-2> mercury<7439-97-6>
arsenic<7440-38-2> methoxychlor<72-43-5>
cadmium<7440-43-9> nitrates/nitrites
chlordane<57-74-9> nitrogen<7727-37-9>
chromium<7440-47-3> oxygen demand
copper<7440-50-8> pH
dieldrin<60-57-l> pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
dissolved oxygen <12674-ll-2>
endrin<72-20-8> pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
fecal coliform <11104-28-2>
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pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232) pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11141-16-S> <11096-82-5>
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
<53469-21-9> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) specific conductivity
<12672-29-6> suspended solids
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) total organic carbon (TOC)
<11097-69-l> transparency
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 72-55-9
; 50-29-3; 309-00-2; 7440-38-2; 7440-43-9; 57-74-9; 7440-47-3;
7440-50-8; 60-57-1; 72-20-8; 118-74-1; 58-89-9; 7439-92-1;
7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 7727-37-9; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
87-66-5; 7723-14-0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Program,R.B« ; Conger,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Regional Basic Hater Monitoring Program
Coordinator
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards*Monitoring and Data Support
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Accession No. 5303000104
CDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Sources of Toxic Pollutants Found in
Influents to Sewage Treatment Plants
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents sources to seuage
collection systems
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The sewage collection
systems in four different cities (Cincinnati, Atlanta/ St. Louis,
Hartford) were sampled for the consent decree or priority
pollutants. The collection systems Here separated into
residential/ commercial, and industrial areas. In total/ 11
residential/ 10 commercial, and 5 industrial areas were sampled in
addition to the seuage plant influents and tapwater.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter James Spatarella (202)382-7034; EPA
Office Rod Frederick (202)382-7051
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
influents to seuage treatment plants and sources in the sewage
collection system
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;11
conventional water
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Location ;Sampling date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-78 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only jdaily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 185.(Actual)
(I?EI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 35.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
35.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 4.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region
Cincinnati/ Atlanta/ St. Louis/ Hartford
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County jCity Coordinates Latitude/Longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
yPlsnt location ;SCC
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be snare: Data
is not effluent data/ but rather the raw sewage in municipal
collection systems.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for varies from
questionable to excellent for different parameters.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
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(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Arthur 0* Little
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Arthur D. Little
(IDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection; Program evaluation
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection; Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 307a(l) (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Published
reports source of Toxic Pollutants in Influents to Sewage
Treatment Plants (5 volumes)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Monitoring and Data Support Division/ Effluent Guidelines
Division.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET KIDSS530300Q101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other No further
updates: study completed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Eleanor Zimmerman
QFC: EPA/(OHNM)/(OHRS)/(MDSD)
AD; 401 M St SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-7037
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-21-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 133
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 126
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
6> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
If1,2/2,-tetrachloroethane 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
<79-34-5> 2/4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
l/l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
lfl-dichIoroethane<75-34-3> 2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
1,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
It2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
If2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
lx2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene 4/4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
<156-60-5> 4,4--dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
l/3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
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(COnt)
4, 6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broroophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene< 83-32 -9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acryloriitrlle<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(gjrhjri)peryleneCl91-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamn»a<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis (2- chloroe thoxy)roethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadroium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlcrdane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibr omoraethane< 1 24 -48-1 >
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromiuin<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroffloraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloronethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dlethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulf ate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliforra
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 118-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno
isophororte<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosedi-n-propylaroine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiff»ethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaroine<86-30-6^
naphthalene<9l-20-3>
nlckel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-ffl-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
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pyrene<129-00-0> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
seleniura<7782-49-2> tribronomethane<75-25-2>
silver<7440-22-4> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
suspended solids trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
thalliufli<7440-28-0> zinc<7440-66-6>
toluene<108-88-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
- 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-62-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207^08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7;
7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 57-12-5; 84-74-2;
117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1;
7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
7727-37-9; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2;
129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Spatarella/J. ; Frederick/R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Hater
Regulations and Standards*Monitoring and Data Support
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Accession No. 5303000105
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Industrial Facilities Discharge File
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IFD FILE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other Not related to a
specific media: data collected from Permit Compliance System
and regional National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
forms.
(AeS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: File consists of major/
minor and indirect dischargers (section 4 only) for the
industrial and municipal facilities* Key data elements
collected: National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
number/ name/ address/ receiving stream/ latitude/longitude/
pipes/ flou, process type/ basin codes/ REACH number/ SIC codes/
STORET effluent monitoring stations/ as they become available.
The data base covers those industries suspected of discharging the
129 consent Decree Priority Pollutants/ but no pollutant
parameters are actually included in the data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert J. Pease and Phillip Taylor
(202) 426-7780 ; Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial dischargers
(STA) DataBase status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Discharge
points ;Flo« rates ;Geographic subdivision /Industry / Location
Manufacturer ^Political subdivisions ^Population demographics ;
SIC codes
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 12-01-78 TO Current
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1/200/000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000*
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 51/000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
10.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 51
/OOO.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Street address ^Coordinates latitude/longitude
; stream name/ cataloging unit/ stream research number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlsnt location /Street address ;SIC code > Dun Bradstreet /NPDES
;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: File
is an EPA in-house data base. No training or user assistance is
supported by the agency. Users cannot update file but can request
data to be updated. Retrievals by project office or users may
train themselves.
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to ORD guidelines: QA
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procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Lab
analysis not applicable.
(AUD) Lab Audit; not applicable
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not applicable
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures not applicable.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency 2% of data Is from various state
agencies ^Regional office 3% of da Contractor 95% of the data is
froir SCS Engineers-priise contractor
(ABY) Data analyzed bys Contractor SCS Engineers
EPA headquarters Monitoring and Data Support Division
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Compliance with consent decree
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0096 J158-R-0100
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Enforcement^ Office of Mater Regulations and Standards
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) type of data access: EPA software In House System (locally
developed) ;EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(RDBEPA) Related IPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
STORET (Storage and Retrieval of Mater Quality Data), REACH,
WATER SUPPLY, GAGE Files, Permit Compliance System.
(ROB) Kon-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Dun
& Bradstreet Database (tapes), U.S. Geological Survey
Hydrological Cataloging Unit File
(CMP) Completion of form:
« Robert J. Pease
GFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(OMRS)/(MDSB)
AD: 410 M St., SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-7780
(OF) Date of foria completion: 01-21-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Pease,R.J. ; Pandolfi,T» }
Taylor,p.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.OffIce of tiater
Regulations and Standards.Monitoring and Data Support
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) tfame of Data Base of Model: Fish Kills
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(t!ED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface Hater all types
;Tissue fish (occasionally) ;0ther number of fish killed
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data for the
Pollution-Caused Fish Kill project Is submitted on a voluntary
basis by State officials who depend on sportsmen, fishermen/ and
concerned observers for notification of fishkill incidents.
Investigations are made by State specialists who Identify the
cause/ size, and species of kills. When water pollution is
determined to be the cause/ a report is submitted by the State
to EPA Headquarters/ Monitoring Branch. The degree of success of
this program Is directly related to the cooperation of the States
as veil as the voluntary involvement of the general public.
This program is authorized by the Clean Water Act/ Section
104(b).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Tom Murray (202) 382-7060 ;
Computer-related Charles S. Conger (202) 382-7220 ; EPA Office
Tom Murray (202)382-7060
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Eon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
date ;Location ;political subdivisions ;Sampling date ; Site
description ^duration of the fish kill ^severity of the fish kill ;
extent of the fish kill
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-60 10 09-30-81
(TRW) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 12000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (unknow
n.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
80.
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Bata elements identifying location of station or source include:
State >County >Town/township Coordinates latitude/longitude ;
water body
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: type of
industry/operation causing the kill
(CDC) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Repor
ting process is voluntary and varies in depth and accuracy of
reports. Not all Information is available for all reports. Data
base is currently being reorganized.
(AWL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
Edit extent of edit unknown.
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Accession No* 5303000106 (cont)
(CB¥) Data collected by: Local agency clubs, counties, etc* ;State
agency Environment, Public Health, Fis etc. ;private citizens
(ABY) Data analyzed by; Local agency clubs, counties, etc.
State agency Environment, Public Health, Fish and Wildlife,
etc.
EPA lab cannot identify
private citizens
state labs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 Section 104(b), as amended. Clean Hater Act (CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using One-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0036
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Fish kills caused by pollution in 19 n (Annual report)
printouts on request
ran data forms
(NO'S) Number of regular users of data base: 14000
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Monitoring and Data Support Division; Office of Pesticides and
Toxic Substances
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
Universities
private organizations/citizens
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and liraits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Disc, original form.
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STOREf KIDS:5303000101 ?EPA
hardware IBM
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
Susan C. Svirsky
DFC: EPA/(OKWM)/(OWS)/(MDSD)
AD: 401 M St., S.H. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-7778
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-21-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 106
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 90
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acetic acid<64-19-7> 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
acetic anhydride<108-24-7> (T) <93-76-5>
acetone<67-64-l> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
acidity 2,4-D acid<94-75-7>
aldrin<309-00-2> 2,4-d esters
alkalinity 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
<75-99-0> 4-D) <94-75-7>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
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(cont)
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
alurainuni<7 429-90-5>
ammonia<7664-41-7>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium sulfamate<7773-06-0>
ar seiti c<7440 -3 8-2>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
ben?ene<71-43-2>
caduiuaK7440-43-9>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromium<7440-47-3>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
copper<7440-50-8>
crepsote<802l-39-4>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cyanide<57-12-5>
ddt
d i az inorK 3 33 -41 - 5>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diguat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
diuron<330-54-l>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
fluorides
forrcaldehyde<50-00-0>
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
kelthane<115-32-2>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
malathion<121-75-5>
methanol<67-56-l>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
microbiology coliforra bacteria
naphthal€ne<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
PH
parathion<56-38-2>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenol<108-95-2>
phorate<298~02-2>
Phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium perwanganate<7722-64-7>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
pyridine<110-86-l>
rotenone<83-79-4>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silvex<93-72-l>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
strobane<8001-50-l>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfides
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethylene<79-01-€>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
turbidity
xylene<1330-20-7>
zinc<7440-66-6>
raercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 64-19-7
; 108-24-7; 67-64-1; 309-00-2; 75-99-0; 93-76-5; 88-06-2;
94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 121-14-2; 534-52-1; 10043-01-3;
7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 1336-21-6; 131-74-8; 7773-06-0;
7440-38-2; 1912-24-9; 71-43-2; 7440-43-9; 1305-78-8; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 7738-94-5; 7440-47-3; 8007-45-2; 7440-50-8;
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Accession No. 5303000106 (cont)
8021-39-4; 4170-30-3; 57-12-5; 333-41-5; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
2764-72-9; 330-54-1; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 563-12-2; 10028-22-5;
50-00-0; 86-50-0; 76-44-8; 7647-01-0; 7783-06-4; 7439-89-6;
115-32-2; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5; 7439-97-6; 67-56-1;
72-43-5; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2; 7727-37-9;
25154-55-6; 56-38-2; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 108-95-2; 298-02-2;
7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 7722-64-7; 79-09-4; 110-86-1; 83-79-4;
7761-88-8; 93-72-1; 143-33-9; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9;
8001-50-1; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 7664-93-9; 109-99-9; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 25167-82-2; 1330-20-7;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Murray,!. ; Murray^T*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Mater
Regulations and Standards.Monitoring and Data Support
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Accession No. 5303000107
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Regional Toxics Monitoring Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents
industrial/municipal discharges ;Sedlment ^Surface water streams,
rive Tissue indigenous species of fish/shellfish
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data are collected by
EPA Regional Offices of national environmental and
exposure/risk assessments for promulgation of effluent standards
and guidelines/ and for setting priorities for water quality
control actions.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Morris L. Mabbit (202) 382-7061;
Computer-related San Conger (202) 382-7220; EPA Office Regional
offices
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other ambient
and point source (industrial/municipal discharge and shellfish)
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 129 307 CMA ;11
conventional uater
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ;Political subdivisions
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 400.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of yhich user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(SDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office
EPA lab
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Regulations and Standards
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET (Storage and Retrieval
of feater Quality Data) MIDS:5303000101 ;EPA hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
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(cont)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Morris L. Mabbit
OFC: EPA/(OWWM)/
\t I* I/ If -tetractoloroethane
<79-34-5>
1,lt2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dlchloroethane<107-06-2>
1,2-dichloroprop ane<7 8-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l/2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1/2-trans-dichloroethy lene
<156-60-5>
l/3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2, 4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06~2>
2/4/7/8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
1t 4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
1f4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
1t 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3/3"-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4'-ddd(p/p'tde)
4/4--dde(p,p--ddx><72-55-9>
4/4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-I>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gan«ina<58-89-9>
bhe-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
b is (2-chloroethoxy) methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bronomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadnlum<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibroinoTnethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
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(cont)
dibenzo(a, h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichioromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coiiform
flucranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxlde<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene
hexechlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
raercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylafldne<62-7S-9>
n-nitrosodlphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphorus<7723-l 4-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniuro<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-l 8-4>
thalllum<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromo»ethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5? 79-00-5? 75-34-3? 75-35-4? 120-82-1? 95-50-1;
107-06-2? 78-87-5? 563-54-2; 122-66-7? 156-60-5? 541-73-1;
106-46-7? 88-06-2; 120-83-2? 105-67-9? 51-28-5? 121-14-2?
606-20-2? 110-75-8? 91-58-7? 95-57<-8? 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7? 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8? 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0?
7440-38-2? 1332-21-4? 71-43-2? 92-87-5; 56-55-3? 50-32-8? 191-24-2?
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8?
111-91-1; 111-44-4? 39638-32-9; 117-81-7? 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9? 56-23-5? 57-74-9? 108-90-7; 124-48-1?
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5? 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4? 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4? 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0? 86-73-7?
1024-57-3? 76-44-8? 118-74-1? 87-68-3? 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
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193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0;
129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact naroe(s): Mabbit,M.L. ; Congee,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Regional offices
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Oftice of Hater
Regulations and Standards*Monitoring and Data Support
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Clean Lakes STCRET
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(MED) ??edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water Lakes
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; The Clean Lakes Storet
Data Base contains Hater quality data from Clean Lakes Phase II
implementation projects.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Frank Lapensee (202) 245-3036 }
Computer-related JACA Corp, (215) 643-5466
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring! Son point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data /Chemical data ^Collection method /Concentration measures /
Geographic subdivision ^Location ^Physical data ^Political
subdivisions } Precipitation ^Salinity ;Sampling date ;Site
description ^Temperature } Test/analysis method jVolune/mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 TO 10-30-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other varies
(NOB) Sumber of observations in data base; 428400.(Estimated)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 153000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data
(MTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1050,
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1050.
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;Lake Name jMajor basinjminor basin ;Site description
•f Latitude/longitude
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of shich user should be aware; Sampl
ing data covers about 125 lakes. Baseline lake classifications
in 43 participating states. Unusual sampling periods. Large
date gaps. Parameters may differ by lake. Restoration period is
not indicated. Data Is presently in manual form and is in the
process of being automated.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is Unknown.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Fditting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency Counties and universities prior
to 2/80 ;State agency 43 states ; Contractor JACA Corp. Hill
automate data
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency sub grantees
State agency 43 states
Contractor JACA Corp. will automate data
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(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization Is P
L 92-500, Section 314 (Clean Hater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: None at this
time-Potential users listed below
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Regulations and Standards: Criteria and
Standards Division, Office of Analysis and Evaluation and
Monitoring and Data support Division
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
Universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STQRET KIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CMC) Direct charge for non-EPA use: none
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(CMP) Completion of form;
Dan Burrows
OFC: Office of water Regulations and Standards, Criteria
and Standards Division
AD: HH-585 401 M St SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 755-0100
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-12-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base;
BOD
alkalinity
carbonates
chlorides
coliform
conductivity
dissolved oxygen
hardness
metals
organtes
oxygen demand
PH
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
residue
sulfate
temperature
transparency
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turbidity
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7723-14
-o
(CRM) Contact narae(s): Lapensee,F.; Corp«*J«
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Water
Regulations and Standards.Criteria and Standards Divi
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Model State Information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: MSIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Inventory, Hater
quality sample results, violations of the National Interim
Primary Drinking Water Regulations (MIPDWR), enforcement
actions, variances and exemptions, certified operators. Note:
The Model State Information System (MSIS) is a primacy agent
system operated on state designated computer centers.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Trax (202) 382-5526 ;
Computer-related E.A. Grade (202) 382-5513; EPA Office Victor
J. Kimm (202) 382-5508
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 21 drinking water
standards
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Geographic subdivision > Inspect! on data ^Location ;
Political subdivisions production levels ;Sampling date
;Test/analysis method ; Treatment devices ;enforcement actions
^variances and exemptions ; inventory
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-77 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily ^weekly ;monthly
?as needed ;0ther daily: turbidity jOther as needed: ra
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 14500000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 4600000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 97000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
97000.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 97
000.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state; each state
operates on its own data base
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County /City ;Toun/township /Street address
;Latitude/Longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlant location /Parent corp name ^Parent corp location > Street
address ^Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be ayare: Prlma
ry agent data base not directly available to EPA: access
through EPA limited to Pennsylvania, Indiana, Oregon, South Dakota
and Wyoming, where EPA acts as surrogate state.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) tab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency varies by state
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency varies by state
State agency varies by state
Contractor lab to the local water supply
(JDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
CFR 40, Section 141
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0155
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: available
through state primacy agents
(USR) Current regular users of data base: States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and lira its on access? No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape/magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software MIDS:5502000901 ;through
state only: Model State Information Sys hardware: IBM 370/ UNIVAC
1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: varies by state
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Varies by
state
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Federal Reporting Data System (FRDS)
(CMP) Completion of form!
E.A. Gracietf GFC: EPA/(OWWM)/(OD«)
AD: 401 M St., S.M. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-5513
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 22
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 17
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2,4-dlchlorophenoxyacetic microbiology collform bacteria
acid (2,4-d)<94-75-7> nitrate<14797-55-8>
arsenic<7440-38-2> photon emitters
bariura<7440-39-3> radium 226<13982-63-3>
cacirium<7440-43-9> radium 228<15262-20-1>
chrcmiura<7440-47-3> selenium<7782-49-2>
endrin<72-20-8> silver<7440-22-4>
gross alpha silvex<93-72-l>
lead<7439-92-l> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
lindane<58-89-9> turbidity
manirade beta
mercury<7439-97-6>
raethoxychlor<72-43-5>
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 94-75-7
; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 72-20-8;
7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 14797-55-8;
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 8001-35-2
(CNM) Contact nair,e(s): Trax,J. ; Harks,A.M./ Kimm/V.J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Program
Development and Evalation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Federal Reporting Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FRDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking Hater
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Annual report
containing inventory/ violations, enforcement actions, and
variances & exemptions under the National Interim Primary
Drinking Water Regulations (NIPDWR).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Trax (202) 382-5526 ;
Computer-related E.A. Grade <202) 382-5526; EPA Office Victor J.
Kimnt (202) 382-5508
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
enforcement actions: variances and exemptions;inventory
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 21 drinking water
standards
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Geographic subdivision ;inspection data ;Location }
Political subdivisions ^Production levels /Treatment devices /
variance & exemption ;inventory ^violations ^enforcement actions
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-77 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sanpllng: annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 440000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 220000.
(INF) Data base includes: violations of the National Interim Primary
Drinking Water Regulation (NIPDWR) standards
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 225000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
225000 (through )57 (states andHterritories.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 22
5000.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;parent corp name ^Parent corp location ; Street
address ^Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
only includes regulatory violations, variances & exemptions, and
inventory information; all samples are excluded.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: State agency primacy agent
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Water Division, Drinking
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Water/Mater Supply Branch
EPA headquarters office of Drinking Water
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection; Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) secondary purpose of data collection; Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is 40
CFR 142,15
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0155
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 11 offfices
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Drinking skater
EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Federal Reporting Data System
(FRDS) MIDS:5502000902 ; EPA hardware UNIVAC 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(ROBSPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Model State Information System (MSIS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
E.A. Graciet OFC: EPA/(QMWM)/(ODB)
AD: 401 M St., SH Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-5538
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 23
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data bases 17
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2r 4-dichloropheiioxyacetic methoxychlor<72-43-5>
scid (2,4-d)<94-75-7> microbiology coliforro bacteria
arsenic<7440-38-2> nltrate<14797-55-8>
barium<7440-39-3> photon emitters
ca radium 226<13982-63-3>
chromium<7440-47-3> radium 228<15262-20-1>
endrin<72-20-8> selenium<7782~49-2>
gross alpha silver<7440-22-4>
lead<7439-92-l> silvex<93-72-l>
lindane<58-89-9> total trihalomethanes
manmade beta toxaphene<8001-35-2>
mercury<7439-97-6> turbidity
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 94-75-7
; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 72-20-8;
7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 14797-55-8;
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 8001-35-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Trax/J. ; Marks,A.W-; Kimm,V.J.
(80R) Responsible Organization: Office of Water.Office of Program
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Development and Evalation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Discontinued
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: System for Consolidated Permitting
and Enforcement Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data ease or Model: Effluents as defined by the
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program.
;Ground water Bother hazardous waste
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Data base will contain
inventory determination on underground injection wells/ hazardous
waste sites, and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
facilities for primacy states which use the automated data
processing system and regions acting as surrogate states. Permit
tracking data will also be included. Further data will be
added in subsequent phases.
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Accession No. 5502000904 (cont)
state by state basis. may be able to access federally required
date on national basis.
(LGC) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Street address Coordinates latitude/longitude
? Project identifier ^National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) number
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Street address ;SIC code ? Dun Bradstreet ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base will not be a federal data base, but will be used by primacy
states or regions acting as surrogate states for the
operational aspects of the Underground Injection Control (UIC),
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and/or National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) programs.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
none in phase I/ precision and accuracy might be in later phase
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CSV) Data collected by: Self reporting permittees
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting permittees
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection* Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization is P
L 93-523, Section 1422 (Safe Drinking Water Act-SDHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0175, 158-S-0004, and Underground Injection Control (UIC)
forms to be developed.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 10 or more
(USR) Current regular users of data base: SPA regional offices
States
•(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SCOPE MIDS:5502000903 ;£PA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other will vary by
agent
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Grants
information and Control System (GICS)
(RDBEPA) Related SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Pernit Compliance System (PCS); Facility Inventory System (FIS)?
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Injection Well Inventory System (IWIS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Dela Kg
OFCS EPA/(OWWM)/(ODW)
AD: 401 M St, SW Washington/ DC
PH: (202) 426-9805
(DF) Date of form completions 02-15-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 383
(BiCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 340
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
*0,0-diethyl phosphoricacid/0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl)
phoshorothioO,0-diethyl-s-(2-
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of
phosphorodithioicacid
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos
1/1,1,2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
1,l/l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1/1,2/2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l/l/2-trlchloroethene<79-01-6>
l
l/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
Ifl-dimethylhydra2ine<57-14-7>
I, 2/3, 4,10,10-hexachloro-l/ 4,43,5,
8/83-hexahydro-l, 4: 5, 8-endo,
endo-di
1/2, 4/5-tetrachlorobenzene
<9 If 2-dibromo-3-chloropropane
(dbcp)<96-12-8>
1,2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l/2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
lf2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l,2-dimethylhydrazine<540r73-8>
1,2-diphenylhydrazine
1, 2-propanediol<57-55-6>
If2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l/3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
1,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
1,3-pentadiene
1/3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l/4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
I/ 4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l/4-dloxane< 123-91-1 >
l/4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-aiethoxy-2-
methylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2/3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylainine<134-32-7>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-trlchlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2/
4-d)<94-75-7>
2f4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2/6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dlnitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminoflourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide (l08l)<640-19-7>
2-methyl-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-CsnethylcarbonyDoxirae
<80-62
-6>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylaiine<91-59-8>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
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2-sec butyl-4*6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3--dimethyl-l(niethylthio)-2-
butanone-0-( (raethylamj.no)
carbonyl)oxime
3,3"-diraethylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3f 4-dihydroxy-alpha-(ioethylainino)-
inethyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
4j4'-raethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aninopyridine<504-24-5>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidlne hydrochlorlde
<3165-93-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5- ( erainorae thy 1) -3-lsox azolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluldine<99-55-8>
6-amino-l, la^2/8^8a/ 8b-hexahydro-
e-(hydroxyinethyl}8-Kethoxy-5-
wethyl-c
7^12-dimethy lbenz{ a) anthracene
<57-97-6>
7-oxabicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2, 3-
dicarboxylic acid
<39196-18-4>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
aceto acetonltrile<75-05-8>
ac etophenone< 98- 86-2>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrclein<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
alpha, alpha- dime thylbenzylhy dro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha/ alpha-dime thy Iph en ethyl a mine
<122-09-8>
alpha- chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphlde<20859-73-8>
aroitrole<61-82-5>
anncnium picrate<131-74-8>
anlline<62-53-3>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arabamate
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzene thiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryl liutt dust
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis{2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chlororaethyl>ether<542-88-l>
brorooacetone<598-31-2>
broraomethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
cadmium <7440-43-9>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbonyl f luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibromoinethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroforn<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
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chloroprene<126-99-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chlorlde<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphainide<5Q-18~0>
daunomycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnltrosamine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-16-4>
dibenzo(a/h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(ayi)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromoraethane<74-95-3>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylarsine
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dlhydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethylaraine<124-40-3>
dinethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
diraethylnitrosamine<62-75-9>
dioxin<828-00-2>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylbenzene
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdlthlocarbaroate
ethylene oxide<75-2l-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediaiBine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
fluorotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
fornaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexacloroethane<67-72-l>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno <1, 2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead<7439-92-l>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
ra-xylene<108-38-3>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
naleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
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melphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methanonaphthalene
raethapyrilene<91-80-5>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl ketone Cnek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl raethacrylate<30-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
n,,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
iBine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-methyl-n*-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nltroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nltrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamln€<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylaaiine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
n-nitrosoplperi<]ine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naphthalene< 9l-20-3>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octamethylpyrophosphoramide (QMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxlde<20816-12-0>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p-xylene<10€-42-3>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid,0,0-
dimethyl ester,o-ester with n,,
n-dimethyl
ben
phosphine<7803»51-2>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiuu silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinones
reserpine<50-55-5>
resoreinol<108~46-3>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-S9-7>
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506»64-9>
sodium azlde<26628-22-8>
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sodium cyanide<143-33-9> toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
streptozotocin<18883-66-4> toluene<108-88-3>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l> toluenediamii»e<25376-45-6>
strychnine<57-24-9> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4> tribronoiðane<75-25-2>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5> trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
tetraethyl d i thi op yro phosphate trichloroethene<79-01-6>
<3689-24-5> trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2> trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3> trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9> tris(2,3-dlbronopropyl)phosphate
tetranitromethane<509-14-8> <126-72-7>
thallic oxide<13!4-32-5> trypan blue<72-57-l>
thallium acetate<563-68-8> uracil austard<66-75-l>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5> urethane<51-79-6>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0> vanadic acid, ammonium salt
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l> <11115-67-6>
thallium selenite vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6> vlnylidene chloride<75-35-4>
thioacetamide<62-55-5> xylene<1330-20-7>
thioseraicarbazide<79-19-6> zene sulfonaraide
thiourea<62-56-6> zinc cyanide
thiuram<137-26-8> zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3; 75-35-4;
57-14-7; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 1615-80-1;
540-73-6; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
504-60-9; 1120*71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4;
534^-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 58-90-2; 95-95-4;
93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 91-58-7; 95-57-8;
131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 79-46-9;
109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 542-76-7;
56-49-5; 101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3;
100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8; 57-97-6; 145-73-3; 39196-18-4;
75-07-0; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 80-15-9; 122-09-8;
100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 7440-36-0;
1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2;
98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 98-07-7; 100-44-7;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 598-31-2;
74-83-9; 357-57-3; 7440-43-9; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 75-15-0;
353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6;
124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2;
126-99-8; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 544-92-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3;
98-82-8; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1;
50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
2303-16-4; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 696-28-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 56-53-1;
94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3? 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7;
62-75-9; 828-00-2; 142-84-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6;
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Accession No, 5502000904 (cont)
140-88-5; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 100-41-4; 107-12-0;
75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
7782-41-4; 75-69-4? 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 67-72-1;
757-58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5;
193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1;
120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301^04-2; 7446-27-7; 1335-32-6;
743S-92-1; 103-39-4; 108-38-3; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3;
148-82-3; 628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5;
16752-77-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4;
74-88-4; 108-10-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 494-03-1;
71-36-3; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5? 615-53-2; 924-16-3;
621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4;
930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 91-20-3; 12612-55-4; 557-19-r7;
54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0;
10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 95-48-7; 636-21-5; 95-47-6; 152-16-9;
20816-12-0; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5; 60-11-7; 100-01-6;
106-42-3; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
62-44-2; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5;
7803-51-2; 1314-80-3; 85-44-9; 151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5;
107-12-0; 110-86-1; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 81-07-2; 94-59-7;
7783-00-8; 7446-34-6; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9;
18863-66-4; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5;
78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8;
29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 62-55-5; 79-19-6;
62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2;
75-25-2; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 99-35-4; 126-72-7;
72-57-1; 66-75-1; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 75-35-4;
1330-20-7; 1314-84-7
(CffM) Contact narae(s)! Belk,T.E. ; Ng,D.; Kiram,V.J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization; Office of Water.Office of Program
Development and Evalation*
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Surface Impoundment Assessment
information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SIAIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water ;Solid uaste
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; The purpose of the
Surface Impoundment Assessment (SIA) is to obtain national data on
the number/ location, and construction of impoundments in
existence/ to evaluate the pollution potential of a representative
random sample of these impoundments based upon hydrogeologic
criteria/ to obtain information on existing State legislation/
regulations and existing programs/ to seek Information on
monitoring activities/ to compile data on ground Hater pollution
casts and to solicit state recommendations for a ground water
program designed to protect the Nation's ground water from
contamination from surface impoundments. No pollutant
parameters—instead/ "waste hazard potentials" are given on a scale
of 1 to 10.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thora Belle (202) 382-5530;
Computer-related Larry wiener (202)382-2799; EPA Office Vic Kimm
(202)382-5508
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection surface impoundments
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Discharge
points ;Flow rates ;Geographlc subdivision ^Health effects ;
Industry ;Location ;Manufacturer ;Political subdivisions ;Site
description ; Volume/mass measures ;hydro-geologic
characteristics ;distance to drinkwater source ; liner
Information
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 fO 06-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 06/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 34000 sites.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes! Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 34000
(impoundments.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
34000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 31
000.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;City ;Town/township ;Street address ^Coordinates
Latitude/Long!tu Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
>Plsnt location jParent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address ;SIC code ;Dun Bradstreet ;NPDSS
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: All
data was researched by state from existing information records.
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Represents universe of 60/000 sites. Analysis method & quality
assurance procedures not applicable.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CB¥> Data collected by: State agency EPA type agencies in 47 states
;Contractor in 3 states
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency 47 states
EPA headquarters Office of Drinking Hater
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 93-523, Section 1442(b)(3)(c) (Safe Drinking Water Act-SDVA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-S-78004
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Drinking Water
EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software SYSTEM 2000 ;EPA
software SIAIS ;EPA hardware IBM 370/3032
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use /access permitted
(QPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data
collection terminated
(CMP) Completion of form:
Larry Wiener
QFC: EPA/(OKHM)/(ODW)
AD: 401 M St, SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 426-9805
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-15-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Belk,T. ; Wiener,L. ; Kiram,V.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Hater.Office of Program
Development and Evalation.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Ground Water Supply Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: GVSS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base will
contain the results of analysis for volatile synthetic organic
compounds in single samples from 1000 public water systems served
by ground water sources. sources.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter J.J. Hestrick, Chief,
MSTB/TSD/ODM/OWWM ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Won-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Flou rates ^Location ^Physical data ^Political subdivisions ;
Population density ;Sampling data >Site description >Temperature ;
Test/analysis method ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 12-01-80 TO 12-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Discontinued
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only
;Resamp ling as necessary for verification
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 33000
(IW) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary or aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1000
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
82
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring); 0
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ?City jStreet address jProject identifier >PWS number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant/facility name
jPlant location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: All
values are the result of analysis of single grab samples. 500
sites are selected at random. 500 are suspected of having
potentially contaminated water source.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Cuideli
nes have been written but are not yet approved. ^Sampling plan
documented Collection method documented /Analysis method documented
;QA procedures documented
(ANL) tab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency-some local water systems collect
samples and site data. ; State agency-some state agencies
collect samples and site data. ; Regional office - some
regional offices collect samples and site data. '/ EPA
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lab-Technical Support Division, ODW, QWWM ;Contractor lab - SRI
International
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab - Technical Support Division, OCW/
QKHf-'
Contractor lab - SRI International
EPA headquarters - ODW, OWWM
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is PL
93-523 Sec. 1442 (a)
0-20-6> benzene<71-43-2>
1,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> bromodichloromethane<75-27-4>
l,l/2,2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5> carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> chloroform<67-66-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> cis-l,2-dlchloroethylene<156-59-2>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (DBCP) dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
<96-12-8> dichloroniethane<75-09-2>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
If2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> iso-propylbenzene<98-82-8>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> ffl-xylene<108-38-3>
If3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> n-propylbenzene<103-65-l>
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o-chlorotoluene<95-49-8> toluene<108-88-3>
o-xylene<95-47-6> total organic carbon
p-chlorotoluene<106-43-4> tribromoffiethane<75-25-2>
p-xylene<106-42-3> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
styrene<100-42>5> vinyl ehloride<75-01-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 630-20-
6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 96-12-8;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 71-43-2;
75-27-4; 56-23-5; 108-90-7; 67-66-3; 156-59-2; 124-48-1;
75-09-2; 100-41-4; 98-82-8; 108-38-3; 103-65-1; 95-49-8; 95-47-6;
106-43-4; 106-42-3; 100-42-5; 127-18-4; 108-88-3; 75-25-2; 79-01-6;
75-01-4
(CNM) Contact name(s): Westrick,J.J. ; Hello,J.M.
(COR) Contact organization: J.J. Westrick, T0S/OCH/GHKH
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Haste and Emergency
Response.Office of Solid Waste.Office of Manageae
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Injection Hell Inventory Data Bases
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IUIS
(MED) Wedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specific media-inventory
of underground injection facilities
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Injection Well
Inventory Data Base contains an inventory of underground
injection facilities and the count of injection wells by class/
type and status associated with each facility.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thomas E. Belk (202) 426-3934 ;
Computer-related Dela N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Cosbination/Other data
collection -underground injection facilities
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
political subdivisions ;Hell class and type ;Hell status
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-80 TO 07-31-81
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 12/31/82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 40290(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 59
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
22
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 26
0600
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City >Street address ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant/facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name ^Parent corp location ; Street
address ;Dun Bradstreet ;Program identifier
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base contains only counts of injection wells and not the specific
location of each well.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(EOT) Edit ting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency ^Regional office
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency
Regional office
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is PL
93-523 section 1422 Safe Drinking Water Act (SDMA).
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R0170
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 11
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices -
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Office of Drinking Kater
EPA regional offices
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Federal Underground Injection
Control Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FURSDB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other-Federal inventory of
underground injection facilities and wells
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The FURS Data Base
contains an inventory of injection facilities and wells.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Thomas E. Belk (202)382-5530;
Computer-related Avrum V. Marks (202)382-5513; EPA Office Victor
J. Kimm (202)382-5500
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection - inventory of injection wells
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: RCRA hazardous
wastes
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ^Elevation ^Location ^Political subdivisions > Temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-81 to Current
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: quarterly ^annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 41/000
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 500
(INF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 57
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
57
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 41
,000
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty /City ^Street address ^Coordinates -
latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant/facility name
;Plsnt location ^Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address ;SIC code ;Dun Bradstreet jProgram identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding schene-HH numbers
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
data base covers a period of one fiscal year prior to the actual
fiscal year.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Not
applicable
(AUD) Lab Audit: Not applicable
(PRE) Precision: Not applicable
(EDT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented
(CBY) Data collected by; State agency ;Regional office
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency
Regional office
EPA headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AOf) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
P.L. 93-523 Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QG
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: 11
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Drinking Water
EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: Federal Underground Injection
Control reporting system ; EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually6-
(CMP) Completion of form:
Avrum V. Marks
OFC: EPA/OWWM/aDM/OPD&E/CSB
AD: 401 M Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202) 382-5513
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-15-83
(CUM) Contact name(s): Belk,T.E. } Marks,A.; Kimffl,V.J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Haste and Emergency
Response.Office of Solid Waste.Office of Managene
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Hazardous Waste Data Management
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HWDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Runoff hazardous waste
/Soil >Solid waste /Surface uater impoundments/ lagoons
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Inventory of hazardous
waste generators/ treaters/ transporters/ storers/ and disposers
actively in operation. Contains facility description and
location information* permit information/ and waste
characteristics.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Connolly (202) 382-4752 }
Computer-related Connie Drew (202) 382-2430 ; EPA Office James
Susha (202) 755-0811
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection hazardous waste generators/ treaters/ transporters/
storers & disposers
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base; RCRA hazardous
wastes
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivision ;Industry ^Location ^Manufacturer /Political
subdivisions Treatment devices ;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 11-19-80 TO Present
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: ongoing
(ROB) Number of observations in data base: 65000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 65000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
65000.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 65
000.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;Congressional district ;City ;Town/township >Street
address / Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include; Plant facility name
;Plent location ;street address JSIC code ; Dun Bradstreet ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 94-580 as amended/Resource Conservation and Recovery Act-RCRA)
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158S79016 (under development)
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Solid Waste; Management Information and Data Systems
Division.
EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: MCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
y«IDS:5600000901 jEPA hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency Of data base master file up-date: Other as required
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Connolly
OFC: EPA/(OSMER)/(OSW)
ftD: 401 M St, S.W. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-4752
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(SMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 357
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 331
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
^O/C-diethyl phosphoricacid,0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
0,0-diethyl-0~(2-pyrazinyl)
phoshorothioOrO-diethyl-s-(2-
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of
phosphorodithioicacid
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos
1,2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
l,l/l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1, If 1t If- tetrachloro ethane
<79-34-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
It l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-dimethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
8,83-hexahydro-l, 4: 5, 8-endo,
endo-di
1/2^4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
I/ 2-dibromo-3-chloro propane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
I/ 2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l,2-diraethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
If2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l/3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
1^4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
l,4-naphthoqulnone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
methylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2*3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
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l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
1f 3, 4, 6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2^4/5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4/6~trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2, 4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/ 4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2/
4-d)<94-75-7>
2, 4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dIthiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-2Q-2>
2-acetylaminoflourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-cMorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4/6-dinltrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacet amide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-methyl-2-(raethylthio)propioTialde
hyde-o-(raethylcarbonyl)oxime
<80-62-6>
2~methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-raethyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3r3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3, 3 *-diraethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3/3'-diaiethyl-l(methylthio)-2-
fcutanone-0-(( raethylamino)
car bony Doxime
3/3'-diraethylbenzidine<119-9
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-
(me thy 1 am ino)- methyl benzyl
alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-roethylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
4^4*~raethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-( amlnoroe thy 1) -3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
4, 6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-ftniinopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
8-(hydroxyfflethyl)8-raethoxy~5-
raethyl
-c
7/ 12-dirae thy IbenzC a) anthracene
7-oxabicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2/3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
<39196-18-4>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonittlle<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
alpha/alpha-diiBethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha, alp ha-dioe thy Iphene thy lamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
amitrole<61-82-5>
ammonium picrateC 131-7 4-8>
aniline<62-53-3>
arabamate
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzene sulfonyl chloride<98-09~9>
benzene thiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene< 56-55- 3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
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b is (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broiBoacetone<598-31-2>
broi8oinethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
calcium chroraate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
carbon disul£ide<75-15-0>
carbonyl f luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlcrodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde< 4170-30 -3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cyan id e< 57-1 2-5>
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
eye lophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20830-8l-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
di-isopropylf luorophosphate
<55-91~4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate
di-ri-propylnitrosamine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-16-4>
dibenzo(a, h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a/i)pyrene<189~55-9>
dibromochlororaethane<124-48-l>
dibrofflonethane<74-95-3>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroaiethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine< 696-28-6>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dlepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylarsine
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
difliethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethylaroine<124-40-3>
dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethyInitrosamine<62-75-9>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
e thy1ene b isdlthiocarb am a te
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
fluorotrichlororaethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
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hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
Indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39^5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
raaleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
metbanethiol<74-93-l>
raethanol<67-56-l>
me thanori aphtha lene
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methorny1<16752-77-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl tnethacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
nfn-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
mine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-raethyl-ri'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylfurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-raethylurethane
< 615-53-2 >
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylajBine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosoraethylvinylaraine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaraine<107-10-8>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide<557^19-7>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
octamethyIpyrophosphoranlde (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
p-chloro-m-cresoKS 9-50-7 >
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
pHosphine<7803-51-2>
pHosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
pHthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCHB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/o^o-
dimethyl ester,o-ester Hith n,
n-dimethyl
ben
potassiuB cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronaraide<23950-58-5>
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prop ton! trile<107-12-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quiuones
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selerdous acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium cyan!de
streptozotocin<18883-66-4>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychnine<57-24-9>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiosemicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuram<137-26-8>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromofflethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris{ 2f 3-dibromopropyl) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
uracil raustard<66-75-l>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
xylene<1330-20-7>
zene sulfonaaide
zinc cyanide
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 57-14-7;
95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5;
1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
542-75-6; 504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1;
130-15-4; 5344-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 58-90-2;
95-55-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 91-58-7;
95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8;
79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 56-49-5;
101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 100-02-7;
2763-96-4; 99-55-3; 57-97-6; 145-73-3; 39196-18-4; 75-07-0;
67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 80-15-9; 122-09-8;
100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 1327-52-2;
1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 1332-21-4; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1;
225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 98-07-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 598-31-2; 74-83-9; 357-57-3; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8;
75-15-0; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3;
74-67-3; 107-30-2; 218-01-9; 544-92-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3;
98-82-8; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7;
108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
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621-64-7; 2303-16-4; 53-70-3; 139-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3;
75-71-8; 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 64-66-2;
56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3;
79-44-7; 62-75-9; 142-84-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 107-12-0; 75-21-8; 96-45-7;
107-15-3; 151-56-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9;
77-47-4; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8;
7664-39-3; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4;
78-83-1; 624-83-9; 120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2;
7446-27-7; 1335-32-6; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 148-82-3;
628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67^56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5;
126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4? 108-10-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 70-25-7;
759-73-9; 684-93-5? 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7;
55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4? 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8;
91-20-3; 12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3;
10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 636-21-5; 152-16-9;
20816-12-0; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 7803-51-2;
1314-80-3; 85-44-9; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8;
87-86-5; 62-44-2; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5;
151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 107-12-0; 110-86-1; 50-55-5;
108-46-3? 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 7446-34-6; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9; 18883-66-4; 1314-96-1;
57-24-9; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3;
109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5;
7791-12-0; 10102-45-1? 7446-18-6? 62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6;
137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3? 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6? 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 99-35-4; 126-72^7; 72-57-1; 66-75-1;
51-79-6? 11115-67-6? 1314-62-1? 1330-20-7? 1314-84-7
(CUM) Contact narae(s): Connolly/J. ; Dreu,C.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Baste and Emergency
Response.Off ice of Solid Haste. Office of Managecne
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Sludge Distribution and Marketing
Regulations-Community Impact Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Municipal sewage sludge
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
information necessary to assess the economic and environmental
impacts of the distribution and marketing regulations for sludge
fro IE publicly owned treatment works. The information Includes
engineering, technology, management/ and economic aspects of
distribution and marketing programs.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lawrence Cahill (301) 951-2573 ;
Computer-related Geoffrey Back (301) 951-2277; EPA Office Glen
Galen (202) 382-4655
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
telephone survey of communities with publicly owned treatment
works
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 metals
(NPF) Ion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
date ^Concentration measures jCost/economic data ^Disposal ; Flow
rates ;Location ^Production levels >Samp ling date ;Treatment
devices ; Use ;Volume/mass measures
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-80 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1011.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(IWF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations JSummary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1011.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1011.
(NOF) Rumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 10
11.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jcity ;
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
}
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Coded using chemical
nomenclature (e.g. Cd, Pb, Hi, Cu, Zn & N)
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ;QA procedures
documented
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Booz, Allen, & Hamilton, Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Booz, Allen, & Hamilton/ Inc.
SPA headquarters Office of Solid Maste
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(IDL) Laboratory identification: SO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 405 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
(OMB) Eata collected/submitted using ONB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-S-80014
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Future Summary publication in Environmental Impact
Study/Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) for the regulations
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 6 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Solid Waste
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Boeing Computer
Services ;EPA hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other one update
may occur-1981.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Glen Galen
OFC: EPA/(OSWER)/(OSW)
AD: 401 M St, S.W. Washington/ DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-4655
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
cacffium<7440-43-9> nickel<7440-02-0>
copper<7440-50-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
iead<7439-92-l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 7440-50-3; 7439-92-1; 7440-02-0; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Cahill/L. ; Back,G. ; Galen/G.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Haste and Emergency
Response.Office of Solid Waste.Office of Manageme
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?est/analysis method ;waste
management practices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-80 fO Present
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed ;Other once
or twice per generator/process
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 4QO(Estinated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;street address ^Project identifier ;complete facility
identificatio
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Street address ;Dun Bradstreet
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(DPR) Fata collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for most of
the data base
(EDT) Editting: F.dit procedures used but undocumented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Self reporting in petitions ;EPA labs
^Contractor lab various
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Office of Research and Development
Labs Contractor lab various
EPA headquarters Office of Solid Waste
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
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(cent)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-580/3007 (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Hand
searchable as needed
(NtJS) Kumber of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Solid Waste CONFIDENTIAL: Limits on access uithin EPA
and outside agency for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no non-government outside
use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: As data is obtained
(CMP) Completion of form:
David Friedman
OFC: EPA/(QSWER)/(OSW)/(HIWD)
YD: 401 M St S.W. Washington, DC 20460
Pfi: (202) 382-4770
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-13-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 357+
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 331+
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
(partial list) 0,0-diethyl
phosphoric acid/0-p-
ritrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl)
phoshorothioO,0-diethyl-s-(2-
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of
phosphorodithioicacid
0/0-diethyl-s-rcethyl ester of phos
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1, If 2f 2, -tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
lfl-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<7S-35-4>
1, l-dijnethylhydrazine< 57-14-7>
1,2,3, 4,10,10-hexachloro-l,4,4ar5,
8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5,8-endo,
endo-di
If 2, 4, 5-te tr achlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l/2-dibrorao-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
1,2-dibroraoethane<106-93-4>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l/2-diniethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
l/2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1/3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
If4-dichloro-2-butene
l/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
l/4-naphthoqulnone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-raethoxy-2-
methylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthvl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trlchlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
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2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
8dd (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/ 4-dichiorophenol<120-83-2>
2, 4-dichiorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94~75-7>
2, 4-dimethylphenoia05-67~9>
1, 4-dinitrophenol<51-23-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2, 6-dichiorophenol<87-65-0>
2,,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminof lourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338~23-4>
2-chloremaphthalene< 91-58- 7>
2-chlorophe«ol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacet amide (1081X640-19- 7>
2-itiethyl-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hyde-o- (methylcarbony 1) oxlme
<80-62-6>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylaroinc<91-59-8>
2-nltropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-9>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4^6-dlnltrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3'-dichloroben2idine<91-94-l>
3/3*-dlfflethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3, 3 '-dime thy 1-1 (methyl thio) -2-
butanone-0-( ( methyl amino)
car bony Doxirae
3,3*-diinethylbenzidin€<119-9
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-
(methylaraino) -methyl benzyl
alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
4, 4*-aiethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<31 65-93- 3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(aminomethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-amino-l, la/ 2,8, 8a, 8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl)8-jBethoxy-5-
m ethyl
-c
7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene
<57-97-6>
7-oxabicycol( 2.2.1 )heptane- 2^3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
<39196-18-4>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetone<67-64-l>
ace toni tri le<75-05- 8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein<107-02-8>
aery lam ide<79-0 6-1 >
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohoK107-18-6>
alpha, alpha-diaethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha, alpha-dime thy Iphene thy laraine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene
alurainua phosphide<20859-73-8>
amitrole<61-82-5>
amBonium picrate<131-74-8>
aniline<62-53-3>
arabamate
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pentoxlde<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benz(c) acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzene tbiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
beryllium dust
bis( 2-chloroethoxy )methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
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(cont)
bis (2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromoacetone< 598-31- 2>
bromonje thane <74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
calcium chroraate<13765-19~0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chlcral<75-87-6>
chlorainbucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlcrobenzene
chlorobenzilate<5lO-15-6>
chlorodibromoraethane<124~48-l>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74~87-3>
chlororaethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cresylic acid<13!9-77-3>
crotonaldehyde< 4170-30 -3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<306-77-4>
cyan ogen<460 -1 9-5>
cyclohe3cane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20 830-81- 3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
di-isopropylf luorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-r-octyl phthalate
di-t-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-16-4>
dibenzo(a/h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dlchlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dlepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylatsine
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosa£role<94-58-6>
diraethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dime thyIcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnitrosaraine<62-75-9>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrln<72-20-8>
ethyl ac«tate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl roethanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbanate
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamine<107^15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric cyanide
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
fluorotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
f ormaldefcycle<50-00-0>
formic acld<64-18-6>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
heptachlor<76-44-3>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
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Ccont)
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2<,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<73-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole<120-S8-i>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subaCetate<1335-32-6>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fulminate<628~86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
raethanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methanonaphthalene
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
methyacrylonitrile
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl ketone (fflek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl Isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracii<56-04-2>
n/n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
Kine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
ri-fflethyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaraine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylanine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propy lamine<107-10-8>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric o3!ide<10102-43-9>
nitroben2eue<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55~63-0>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
octaiflethylpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
p-chloro-iB-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathiou<56-38-2>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylraercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid^o^o-
dimethyl ester^o-ester with nf
n-dimethyl
ben
phosphine<7303-51-2>
phosphorus sulfide<13l4-80-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
potassium cyanide
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinones
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Accession No* 5602000001 (cont)
reserpine< 50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulf ide<7446-34-6>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
streptozotocin<18883-66-4>
strontium sulf ide<1314-96-l>
strychnine<57-24-9>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tctraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thloacet am ide< 62-55- 5>
thiosemicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thluram<137-26-8>
toluene dilsocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
toxsphene<8001-35-2>
tr ibromome th ane<75-25-2>
trichloroethene<79-01-€>
trichlorof luoromethane<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethtol<75-70-7>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris(2/3-dibromopropyl)phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
uracil mjjstard<66-75-l>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
xylene<1330-20-7>
zene sulfonamide
zinc cyanide
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Accession No. 5602000001 (cent)
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45*
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 57-14-7;
95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5;
1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
542-75-6; 504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1;
130-15-4; 5344-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 58-90-2;
95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 91-58-7;
95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8;
79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 56-49-5;
101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 100-02-7;
2763-96-4; 99-55-8; 57-97-6; 145-73-3; 39196-18-4; 75-07-0;
67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 80-15-9; 122-09-8;
100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 62-53-3; 1327-52-2;
1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 1332-21-4; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1;
225-51-4; 98-07-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 98-07-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 598-31-2; 74-83-9; 357-57-3; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8;
75-15-0; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3;
74-87-3; 107-30-2; 218-01-9; 544-92-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3;
98-82-8; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7;
108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
621-64-7; 2303-16-4; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3;
75-71-8; 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2;
56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3;
79-44-7; 62-75-9; 142-84-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 107-12-0; 75-21-8; 96-45-7;
107-15-3; 151-56-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9;
77-47-4; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8;
7664-39-3; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4;
78-63-1; 624-83-9; 120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2;
7446-27-7; 1335-32-6; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 148-82-3;
628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5;
126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 108-10-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 70-25-7;
759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7;
55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8;
91-20-3; 12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3;
10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 636-21-5; 152-16-9;
20816-12-0; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 123-63-7;
56-38-2; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 62-44-2;
108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2;
1314-80-3; 85-44-9; 151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 107-12-0;
110-86-1; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 81^07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
7446-34-6; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9; 18883-66-4;
1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 127-13-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2;
107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5;
7791-12-0; 10102-4S-1; 7446-18-6; 62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6?
384
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Accession No. 5602000001 (cont)
137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1; 66-75-1;
51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 1330-20-7; 1314-84-7
(CNM) Contact name(s): Friednan/D. ; Francine Jacoff
(CQR) Contact organization: Office of Solid Haste Hazardous &
Industrial Waste
(RGR) Responsible Organization: Office of Solid Waste and Emergency
Response.Off ice of Solid Haste.Hazardous and Indu
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Accession Ho. 5602000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Incinerator Trial Burn Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents Combustion
chamber/ after burner ;£misslons Stack gas
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
summaries of trial burns conducted at various facilities with
different types of incinerators (i.e. wet or oxidation/
multiple hearth, refractory lined furnaces/ liquid injection/
rotary kiln/ pyrolyzer/ rich flume/ and fluidized bed). Data
Includes: waste characteristics/ test burn data/ control effluent
data/ and test burn operating conditions.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Eugene Grumpier (202) 382-4785 ;
EPA Office Eugene Grumpier (202) 382-4785
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Industrial incinerators
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data jLocation ;Waste characteristics ;Test burn data ; Control
effluent data ;Test burn operating conditions ^Incinerator type
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 11-30-79
(TP.M) Termination of data collection: Occurred 11/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Continuous
monitoring of each individual trial burn until completion* Trial
burns ranged from one to several days.
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 1761.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A. )
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 34.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(KQF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 8.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region
Wisconsin/ California/ Ohio, Texas, and Minnesota
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlant location
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
following list indicates the facility/ type of incinerator/ and
wastes burned at each facility: facility: Zimpro (Wisconsin)/
i incinerator type: wet air oxidation/ waste: Ambien waste coke
plant waste facility: City of Palo Alto (California),
incinerator type: municipal multiple/ Hearth sewage sludge I./
waste: DDT/ solid, 2,4/5-T (Weedon) facility: M/T Vulcanus,
incinerator type: 2-Refractory lined furnaces, waste: Herbicide
Orange facility: Morquardt Co. (California)/ incinerator type:
Liquid Injection/ waste: Hexachloro cyclo pentadiene, Ethylene
Manufacturing waste facility: Midland Ross (Toledo/ Ohio)/
incinerator type: Rotary Kiln Pyrolyzer/ waste: Acetic Acid
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Accession No. 5602000102 (cont)
Solution of Kepone/ Toledo Sludge & Kepone coincineration
facility: Midland Ross (Toledo/ Ohio), incinerator type:
Pyrolysis Rich Fume I., waste: Petroleum Refinery Haste/ Styrene
uaste/ rubber waste facility: systems Tech. (Ohio)/ incinerator
type: Fluidized Bed/ waste: methyl raethacrylate Phenol baste
facility: Rollins (Texas)/ incinerator type: Liquid Injection/
uaste: NHrochlorobenzene/ PCB's/ PCB's u/capacitors facility: 3
M Co. (Minnesota)/ incinerator type: Rotary Kiln/ uaste:
Polyvinyl Chloride
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Saraplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 60.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor A.D, Little (4 tests)/ Versar (2
tests)/ TRW (4 tests)/ Environment
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor A.D. Little/ Versar/ TRft/ and NUS
Corporation
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is t« develop 8CRA standards for
hazardous waste incineration/ 40 CFR 264 Subpart 0 and 265
subpart 0.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Destroying Chemical Wastes In Commercial Scale Incinerators.
Final Report/ Washington DC/ OSEPA/ Contract No. 68-01-2966.
Whitmore/ Frank/ D. & Robert L. BurFee. A Study of Pesticide
Disposal in a Sewage Sludge Incinerator. USEPA/ Contract No*
68-01-1587. Ackerroan, D.G./ H.J. Fisher/ R.J. Johnson/ B.f.
Maddaloe, B.J. Mathews/ E.L. Moon/ K.H. Scheyer/ C.C. Shih, and
R.F. Tobias. At-sea Incineration of Herbicide Orange On-Board the
M/T Vulcanus. OSEPA/ 1978 April/ Contract No. 68-01-2966.
Bell/ Bruce A/ & Whitmore/ Frank C./ Kepone Incineration Test
Program. USEPA/ 1978 May/ Grant No. R-805112. "The PCB
Incineration test made by Rollins Environmental Services of Deer
Park/ Texas." November 12-16/ 1979. A report to USEPA Region
6/ Dallas/ Texas. All of the trial burn data is compiled as an
appendix to the incineration background document of 40CFR Part
264 subpart 0. Draft September 2/ 1980.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Solid Haste/ Hazardous and Industrial Haste Division
Public
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
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access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(GST) Form of date storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other No further
updates, all trial burns completed
(CMp) Completion of form:
Joanne Corini
OFC: EPA/Office of Solid Waste
AD: 401 M St SW Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 755-9206
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 15
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MA?) Substances represented in data base:
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic kepone<143-50-0>
acid (T)<93-76-5> methyl raethacrylate<80-62-6>
ambien waste petroleum refinery waste
coke plant wastes phenol waste
ddt polychlorlnated biphenyls (PCBs)
ethylene manufacturing wastes polyvinyl chloride
herbicide orange rubber waste
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4> styrene waste
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 93-76-5
; 77-47-4; 143-50-0; 80-62-6
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Accession No. 6201000101
CDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: UPGRADE
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: UPGRADE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Drinking water ;Ground
water ;Surface water Rivers, lakes, and streams ; Other
mortality data: 1959-1961 and 1968-1972.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: UPGRADE contains data
froir SAROAD (Storage and Retrieval of Aerometric Data), STCRET
(Storage and Retrieval of Uater Quality Data), NASQAN (national
Stream Quality Accounting Network), and the National Center for
Health Statistics* Mortality File.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Lance Wallace (202)426-2175 j
Computer-related Larry
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other All
types of data collection used
(STA) Data Base status; Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS jll conventional water ;21 drinking uater standards
15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Elevation
;Health effects political subdivisions population demographics ;
Population density ;Precipitation ^Sampling date jSite description
/ Temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base! 01-01-70 TO 12-30-70
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other ongoing
different for each segment of data base (air, water, mortality,
demographic)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 715000
mortality.(Estimated) ; 6250 water.(Estimated) } 75000
air.(Esti
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 700000
(mortality.) ; (none.) ; (none.) j (none.)
(INF) Data base Includes; Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250
(water.) ; 8000 (air.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
2000 (water.) ; 6400 (air.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.) ; (N/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County Congressional district ;SMSA Coordinates
Latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are! Storet parameter
Saroad parameter
Other coding scheme International Classification of
Diseases-Adapted
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Air-b
ad sampling methods for S0<2>, N0<2>, Ozone.
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Mortality-diagnostic differences between doctors/coroners*
Quality assurance procedures used varies by segment and type of
data.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
all data depending on segment and source. Edit depending on
segnent, type/ and source.
(CSV) Data collected by: Local agency local air and uater pollution
control agencies / State agency state registrars of deaths
;Regional office All Regional Offices ; EPA lab Environmental
Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle Park (for air data) ;
Other federal agency Census Bureau ;other sources as appropriate to
local situation
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Hater data: local labs (agency and
contractor)/ air data: Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Research Triangle Park.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR2-) Secondary'purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement: It
is Important to have access to multi-media environmental data
since most statutes are single media in nature.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OHB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10 at EPA
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Monitoring and Technical Support/Office of Research and
Development Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC ;NCC/IBM >0ther
Federal Agency: United States Geological Survey
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Boeing system
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed and
depending on type of data and its source
(RD8SPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
SARCAD, STORET
(OD8) Cther pertinent non-EPA data bases: Mortality-National Center
for Health Statistics
(CSMP) Completion of form:
Lance Wallace
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)
AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202)426-2175
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-10-82
(WAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 50
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 44
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(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic methoxychlor<72-43-5>
acid (2,4-d)<94-75-7> microbiology conform bacteria
acidity nickel<7440-02-0>
alkalinity nitrate<14797-55-8>
arsenic<7440-38-2> nitrogen dioxlde<10102-44-0>
asbestos<1332-21-4> nltrogen<7727-37=9>
barium<7440-39~3> oil and grease
ben2ene<71-43-2> oxygen demand
beryllium<7440-41-7> ozone<10028-15-6>
cadmium<7440-43-9> ph
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
chrcinimn<7440-47-3> photon emitters
cobslt<7440-48-4> radium 226<13982-63-3>
copFer<7440-50-8> radium 228<15262-20-1>
dissolved oxygen seleniura<7782-49-2>
dissolved solids silver<7440-22-4>
endrin<72-20-8> silvex<93-72-l>
fecal coliform sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
gross alpha suspended solids
hydrocarbons titanium<7440-32-6>
iror<7439-89-6> total suspended particulates
lead<7439-92-l> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
lindane<58-89-5> turbidity
man5anese<7439-96-5> vanadiura<7440-62-2>
manmade beta vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
raercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CRS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 94-75-7
; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 7440-41-7;
7440-43-9; 630-08-0; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 72-20-8;
7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5;
7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 10102-44-0; 7727-37-9; 10028-15-6;
7723-14-0; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4;
93-72-1; 7446-09-5; 7440-32-6; 8001-35-2; 7440-62-2; 15-01-4
(CMK) Contact narae(s): Wallace,L.; Milask^L. ; Kallace,L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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(Dq) Date of Questionaire; 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: International Air Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: WHO-WMO
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Atmospheric deposition
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: International data base
containing ambient data from the liorld Health Organization (WHO)
and precipitation data from the World Meteorological Organization
(WMQ).
(CTC) CONTACTS! Subject matter E. Gardner Evans (919) 541-3887;
Computer-related E. Gar
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Political
subdivisions ;Sampling date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 06-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 500000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 100.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
100.
(NGF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jcounty ;City ;Street address Coordinates UTM ;Project
identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Due
to large number of data contributors, data quality assurance is
not controllable.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: various environmental protection agencies
around the world
(ABY) Data analyzed by: various environmental protection agencies
around the world
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(ADT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to study uorld-uide air quality
trends.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0012
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Global Monitoring for selected Atmospheric Constituents-yearly
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Printouts on request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10 offices at least
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
World Health Organization
World Meteorological Qrgani2ation
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally developed programs
MIDS:6202000103 ;EPA hardware UNlVAC
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-RTP)
AD; MD-56 Research Triangle Park, NC 27607
PH: (919) 541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> total suspended particulates
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact naroe(s): Evans,E.G.? Evans/E.G.; Akland/G.
(ROR) responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6202000106
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Marce of Data Base of Model: Inhalable Particulate Analysis Bank
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IPBANK
(M£D) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base consists
of the analyzed data passes to it by the Inhalable Particulate
Bank. The data has statistical tests applied to it in order to
determine whether the values should be voided, considered
questionable, or considered valid. The valid data is used for
the Inhalable Particulate Regulation Studies.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Barry Martin (919)541-3076;
Computer-related Gardner Evans (919)541-3887; EPA Office Barry
Martin (919)541-3076
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method Concentration measures ;Sampling data /Site description ;
Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass measures >meteorological data
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-79 TO 12-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 12/30/83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other every six days
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 50000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 300.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
90.
(NOF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AHL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(SDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CfiY) Data collected by: Local agency Many participating agencies
across the country. ; State agency every state government
^Regional office all regional offices ; EPA lab Environmental
Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(ABY) data analyzed by: Contractor lab Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory,
CA and EMSL
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
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(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended. Section 110 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using GMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-50
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances, Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
local agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000, and
locally written cobol programs
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Precision and Accuracy Reporting System (PARS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-RTP)/(DMAD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
PH: (919)541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 15
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
arsenic<7440-38-2>
barium<7440-39-3>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
cadmiura<7440-43-9>
chromium<7440-47-3>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
iron<7439-89-6>
lea
mancanese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrates/nitrites
selenium<7782-49-2>
sulfates
titenium<7440-32-6>
total suspended particulates
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4;
7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7440-02-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2
(C?}M) Contact name(s): Rodes,C. ; Evans,G. ; Rodes/C.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Off ice of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6202000107
(DQ) Date of Questionairei 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Inhalable Particulate Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IPMN
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Inhalable
Participate Network contains a breakdown of particulate data by
size. The data base will be used to determine the need for a new
standard and the fate of the Total Suspended Particulate
standards.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Barry Martin (919)541-3076;
Computer-related Tom Lawless (919)541-2291; EPA Office Barry
Martin (919)541-3076
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRp) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(KPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method Concentration measures ;Flow rates ;Physical data ;
Sampling date ;Site description ;Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-79 to 12-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 12-30-83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: ether every six days
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 70000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 300.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
90.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Preject identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency many participating local
agencies across the country ; State agency every state
government ;Regional office all Regional offices ; EPA lab
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
Contractor lab Laurence Berkeley Laboratory, CA
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AOT) Authorization for data collection! Statutory authorization is P
L 86-206 as amended, Section 110 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
local agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(CLC) Primary physical location of d^taj NCC/UKI¥AC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OHTS)/(EMSL-RTP)/(DMAD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
PH: (919)541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 15
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
arsenic<7440-38-2> manganese<7439-96-5>
bariuro<7440-39-3> oercury<7439-97-6>
berylliura<7440-41-7> nickel<7440-02-0>
cadmiUffl<7440-43-9> nitrates/nitrites
chromium<7440-47-3> seleniutn<7782-49-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4> sulfates
copper<7440-50-8> titaniura<7440-32-6>
iron<7439-89-6> total suspended particulates
leac<7439-92-l> vanadium<7440-62-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-38
-2j 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4;
7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7440-02-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Rodes/C. ; Lauless^T.; Rodes^C.
(RQR) Responsible Oryanization: Office of Research and
Development,office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Los Angeles Catalytic Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LACS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
CABS) Ibstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; The Los Angeles
Catalytic Study was an intensive study of traffic and pollutant
relationships in Los Angeles and the effects of catalytic
converters on pollutant levels.
CCTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Charles Rodes (919)541-3076 ;
Computer-related Gardne
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Tata Base status: Update terminated
(GRp) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data jCollection method ^Concentration measures /Elevation }
Location /Sampling date ;Site description /Temperature
;Test/analysis method ; Volume/mass measures jWind direction ;tfind
velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-74 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly Jdaily ;weekly
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 1000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NGF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Los
Angeles, California area
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State >County jCity ^Coordinates Latitude and longitude, UTM, and
others ; Project identifier
(COE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LiH) Limitation/variation in data ol which user should be ahare: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AKL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Laboratory - RTP Contractor lab Los An Board
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Los Angeles Basin Area Air
Pollution Control Board
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 (The Clean Air Act of 1963 as amended)
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using DMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0012
(REP.) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Los Angeles Catalytic Study Annual Reports
printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Pumber of regular users of data bases 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Mobile Source Enforceaent Office
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UHIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally written Cobol programs
;EPA hardware Univac 1100
(CI1G) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(CMP) completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory - ATP
AD: RTP, NC 27711
Pfi: (919)541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 9
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
benzene<71-43-2> ozone<10028-15-6>
carbon monoxide<63Q-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
hydrocarbons total suspended particulates
lead<7439-92-l> trace netals
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-43-2
; 630-08-0; 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Rodes/C. ; Evans,S. ; Rodes*C*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Off ice of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(KAM) flame of Data Base of Model: National Filter Analysis Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FBANK3
(MED) Fedla/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The National Air
Monitoring System stores and analyzes potential criteria
pollutants at National Air Monitoring Sites. The data is used
for research applications.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Joe Walling (919)541-2455 ;
Computer-related Tom Lawless
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(NPP) ion-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Collection
method Concentration aeasures jFlow rates ;Physical data ;
Sampling date >Site description ^Test/analysis method /Volume/mass
measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 to 06-30-82
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0012
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Air Quality Data for National Air Sampling Network (yearly)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
States
Universities
(C8F) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(RSS) Belated EPA automated systems which use data base: Storage and
Retrieval of Aerosnetric Data (SARQAD)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORO)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-RTP)/CDMAD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park/ NC
PH: (919)541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrates/nitrites trace metals
sulfates
(CNM) contact name(s): Hailing,J.; Lawless,T.; h'alling,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Atmospheric Background
Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; NABN
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The National Background
Monitoring Study data base contains ozone and TSP measurements
from ten national forests. The data base is used to determine
background ozone and TSP measurements.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Barry Martin (919) 541-3076;
Computer-related Dot Filraore (919) 541-2718; EPA Office Barry
Martin (919) 541-3076
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(KPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Collection method Concentration measures ;Elevation ;
Location ;Samp ling date ;Site description ;Temperature
;Test/analysis method ; Wind direction ;Wind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-75 to 06-30-81
(TFM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 500000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 30000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 6
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
10.
(NQF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring):
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Accession No. 6202000110 (cont)
158-S-0012
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports National Background Monitoring Study
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: So limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/OHIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally developed Cobol
programs ;EPA hardware Univac 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: Environ. Monitoring Systems Lab-RTP
AD: RTP, HC 27711
PH: (919) 541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Kumber of substances represented in data base: 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
ozor,e
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10028-1
5-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Martin,B. ; Filmore^D.; Burmann,F.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6202000111
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Source Quality Assurance Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: QASRCE
(MED) ftedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ASS) Abstract/ Over view of Data Base or Model: The Source Quality
Assurance Data Base consists of known, blank, and spiked
samples sent to participating laboratories, the results from the
laboratories* analyses are returned and in turn analyzed to
determine how well the laboratories performed analyses of different
air pollutants.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Rodney Mldgett (919) 541-2196;
Computer-related Terry Risher (919)541-2292; EPA Office Bob
Fuerst (919)541-2232
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other samples
sent to test Laboratories' analytical abilities.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Concentration measures >Flow rates ;Site description ;
Temperature ;Test/analysis method /Volume/mass measures
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TQ 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 5000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 310.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
150.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 31
0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: SPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended, Section 110 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(DMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Summary of Interlaboratory Source Performance Surveys
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Accession No. 6202000111 (cont)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(KUS) Huntber of regular users of data base: 50-100
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/DNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2009
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-RfP)/(DMAD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park/ North Carolina
PH: 919-541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(WHAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 7
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon raonoxide<630-08-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
lead<7439-92-l> total suspended particulates
nitrogen dioxide
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0? 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Mldgett/R.? Fincher/B,; Fuerst/B.
(KOR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No, 6202000112
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Love Canal Data Handling System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; CANAL
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Ground water ;Sediment
;Soil jSurface water Rivers, streams and any other b area ;Tissue
Rats, worms, and crayfish
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
all of the data collected in the course of the intensive
monitoring done in the fall of 1980 in the Love Canal, New York
area.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject rcatter Steve Broraberg (919) 541-2919 ;
Computer-related Tom La
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other All
types of data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
cheraicals ;5 NESHAPS >7 criteria NAAQS }3 HID CAA } 129 307 CWA
;11 conventional water ;41 CMA potential criteria ; 21 drinking
water standards ;9 potential drinking uater ;29 drinking Hater
monitoring ; 299 hazardous substances ;48 cancelled pesticides >9
monitoring pesticides ; 54 TSCA assessment ;RCRA hazardous
wastes }16 pre-RPAR ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
date ;Chemical data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures }
Discharge points ;Slevation ;Flow rates ^Geographic subdivision ?
Inspection data ^Location ^Physical data ;Precipitation ;Sampling
date ? Site description ^Temperature ;Test/analysis method
;Volume/mass measures ; Wind direction ;Hind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-80 TO 01-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 01/30/81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only jhourly
;daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 400,000(Estlmated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(ISF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 150
(HCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Love
Canal Rochester, New York
(LOC) Pata elements identifying location of station or source include:
Street address /State planar coordinates
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
was still being collected at time of survey so that submitting
office was not certain exactly which pollutants were Included
in the data base. All of the pollutants indicated were analyzed by
the laboratories participating in the study,
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: ORD
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Guidelines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory,
(PRE) Precision; Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CSV) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring and Support
Lab-RTP /Contractor lab GCAy Inc. a study
(A8Y) Data analyzed by; EPA lab Environmental Monitoring and Support
Lab-RTF
Contractor lab GCA, Inc. and several other participating
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 Section 103 as amended.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
On-line computer
(HUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Cancer Assessment Group, Risk Assessment Group, and the Exposure
Assessment Group
EPA laboratories
Love Canal Citizens Groups
Office of the President
(C8F) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EMSL/DMAD
AD: RTP, RC
PH: (919) 541-3999
(OF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 781
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 655
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos
-0,0-dlethyl phosphoricacid,0-p- 1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> <630-20-6>
0,Q-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl) l,l,l-trichloroethane<7l-55-6>
phoshorothloO/0-diethyl-s-(2- 1/1/2,2,-tetrachloroethane
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of <79-34-5>
phosphorodithioicacid l/l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l/l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
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l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-diraethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
l,12-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
1,2,3, 4, 10,10-hexachloro-l,4,4a,5,
6,8a-hexahydro-l, 4:5,8-endo,
endo-dirae tha
1*2, 4,-trichlorobenzene 1,2,4,5-
tetrachlorobenzene<95-94-3>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
1, 2-dibroinoethane<106-93-4>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
If2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-dlethyihydrazine<1615-80-l>
1,2-dimethyl bydrazine<540-73-8>
1,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
1,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
1,4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p~chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
methylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2, 2-dichloropr op ionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2, 4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trlchlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2, 4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/ 4,7,8- tetrachlorodibe nzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-dioethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2, 4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminof lourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chl or oethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chl or on aphtha lene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamlde (1081)<640-19-7>
2-methyl-2-(fflethylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(methylcarbonyl)oxi«e
<80-62
-6>
2-raethylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylaraine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol< 88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picol iue<10 9-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4, 6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3 '-dichlorobenzidine< 91-9 4-l>
3,3*-dimethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3--dimethyl-l(roethylthlo)-2-
butanone-0-((raethylaroino>
car bony Doxime
3,3 '-dime thylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-(raethylaBino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-ffle thy lcholanthrene< 56-4 9-5>
39196-18-4>
4/4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4*-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,4*-aietbylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinltro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
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4-Aniinopyrldine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(aminoraethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-andno-l,la,2,8,8a,r8b-he:xahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl)8-methoxy-5-
methyl-caraba
lf 12-dimethylbenz{a)ant 7-
cxabicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2,3-
dicarboxylicacid<145-73-3>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acid mist
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylaraide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
ally! alcohol<107-18-6>
ally! chloride<107-05-l>
alpha,alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha,alpha-dimethylphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminuni phosphide<20859-73-8>
alun?inura sulfate<10043-01-3>
aluroinura<7429-90-5>
amitraz (baam)<33089-61-l>
amitrole<61-32-5>
arafnonla< 76 64-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbafflate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium f luoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulf anate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulfide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
arayl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribroraide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trifluoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
aramite<140-57-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
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benzac
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71~43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chlorlde<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ben zo(gjrh/i)perylene
benzo(k) fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl cnloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nltrate<13597-99-4>
berylHum<7440-41-7>
bhc Clindane)-ganuna<53-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
blphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bls(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bls(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bisicuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
broirdne<7726-95-6>
bromoacetone<598-31-2>
broH?obenzene
bromochlorobenzene<28906-38-9>
brorcodlchloromethane<75-27-4>
br onome thane <74- 83 -9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butachlor<23184-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadirium chloride
cadnjium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chroraate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbony1 £luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chloranil
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-S>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chloroben2llate<510-15»«>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethaT5e<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chroraous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l/2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
411
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(cont)
counraphos<56-72-4>
crecsote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenlte<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<8!4-91-5>
cupric sulfate araatoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-63-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogerK 460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<10 8-94-1>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
dauromycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
deneton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
dialkyl ethers
dialkyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a/i)pyrene
dibroraochloroaiethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethaTie<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobromometJiane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluororaethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodoraethane<594-04-7>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<26638-19-7>
dichlcropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichloropropene<26952-23-8>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dlethylaaiine<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
d iiu ethyl am ine< 124-40-3>
dimethyIcarbarooyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnitrosawine<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenyl ether
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04~4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
ebdc's (ethyienebtsdithiocarbamate
s)
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<332!3-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>-
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thlonoben
zenephosonate)<2104-€4-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
412
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Accession No. 6202000112
(cont)
ethyl fliethanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbaroate
ethylene dlbroraide (edb)<106-93-4>
athylene dichlorlde<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenedlaraine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
fecsl collform
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<77S8-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
flucroacetic acid/ sodium salt
fluorotrichloroai€thane<75-69-4>
f oriraldehy de< 50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
fumaric acid<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexechlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopenta
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyi tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid^ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
1asiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
ra-cresol<108-39-4> *
ra-xylene<108-38-3>
raalathion<121-75-5>
raaleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
raaleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
manmade beta
mate
raelphalan<148-82-3>
mercaptodiraethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
413
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Accession No. 6202000112
(cont)
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<104l5-75-5>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanearsonates
raetbanethiol<74-93-l>
aiethanoi<67-56-l>
wethapyrilene<91-80-5>
me thomyKl 6752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroform<71-55~6>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-I>
methyl methacrylate<8C-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
raethylthiouracll<56-04-2>
mevlnphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
microbiology coliform bacteria
rairex<238S-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monomethylamine<74-89-5>
raonuron<150-68-5>
n,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
B5ine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-methyl-n*-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso~n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-me thylur ethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nltrosodi-n-propylaaine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethy lamine<55-18-5>
n-r)itrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
n-nltrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine< 930-55-2>
n-phenylthlourea<103-85-5>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sul£ate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitralin<4726-14-l>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10l02-43-9>
nitriloacetates
nitroben2ene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102«44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25154-5S-6>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosoiorpholine<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-roethoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636~21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octamethyIpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
oxygen demand
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-dimethylaninoazobenzene<60-11-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
414
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Accession No. 6202000112
(cent)
p-xylene<106-42-3>
parcformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parsthion< 56-38- 2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
< 12 67 2- 29 -6 >
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pen tachloroethane< 76-0 l-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
Ph
pheriacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
pherol<108-95-2>
pher.yl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetlc acid<103-82-2>
phenylmarcury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate 298-0202
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/oyo-
tJlmethyl ester/ o-ester with n/
n-dlmethylbenzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acld<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<100 25-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulf ide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulf ide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
photon emitters
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassiun arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichroraate<7778-SO-9>
potassium chromate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiun hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61~6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<109-98-8>
propargite<23!2-35-8>
propionlc acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
quinones
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
radon
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinoKlO 8-46-3 >
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
SfSfs-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenium<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34-9>
sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<763l-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
415
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Accession No. 6202000112
(cont)
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-S>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium r»itrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfonasnide
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulf uric acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethyl€ne<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraetiiyl dithlopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
te.traethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thallic ojcide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
•thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thalliuio<7440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8>
thioseraicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuram<137-26-8>
titanium<7440-32-6>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
total reduced sulphur
total suspended particulates
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tribromonethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlotofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichlorome thane thiol<75-70-7>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (tref lan)<1582-09-8>
trimethylanine<75-50-3>
trinltrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris( 2, 3-d ibromopropyl) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31-7>
turbidity
uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uraniu«<744Q-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid, ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
416
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Accession No. 6202000112 (cont)
zinc ammonium chloride zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc borate<1332-07-6> zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc broraide<7699-45-8> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9> zinc<7440-66-6>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7> zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zinc cyanide zirconiui potassium fluoride
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5> <16923-95-8>
zinc formate<557-41-5> zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4> zirconiun tetrachloride
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6> <10Q26-ll-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5} 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 79-01-6; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7;
57-55-6; 156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4? 5344-82-1;
106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5;
93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1? 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 205-99-2;
542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1;
504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4;
99-55-8; 145-73-3; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-66-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1? 124-04-9? 15972-60-8;
309-00-2? 107-18-6? 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7?
20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7;
631-61-8? 1863-63-4? 1066-33-7? 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7? 10192-30-0?
1111-78-0? 506-87-6? 12125-02-9? 7788-98-9? 7632-50-0? 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8? 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1? 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7?
62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9;
7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0? 140-57-8? 1327-52-2? 1303-32-8?
1303-28-2? 7784-34-1? 1327-53-3? 1303-33-9? 7440-38-2? 1332-21-4?
1912-24-9? 2465-27-2? 115-02-6? 1918-00-9? 542-62-1? 7440-39-3;
1861-40-1? 17804-35-2? 225-51-4? 98-87-3? 71-43-2? 98-09-9?
108-98-5? 92-87-5? 56-55-3; 50-32-8? 191-24-2? 207-08-9?
65-85-0; 100-47-0? 98-07-7? 98-88-4? 100-44-7? 7787-47-5?
7787-49-7; 13597-99-4? 7440-41-7? 58-89-9? 319-84-6? 319-85-7?
319-86-8; 92-52-4? 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7?
542-86-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8? 7726-95-6? 598-31-2?
108-86-1? 28906-38-9? 75-27-4? 74-83-9? 357-57-3? 23184-66-9?
123-86-4? 85-68-7? 109-73-9? 107-92-6? 75-60-5? 543-90-8?
7789-42-6? 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1? 52740-16-6? 75-20-7?
13765-19-0? 592-01-8? 26264-06-2? 1305-62-0? 7778-54-3? 1305-78-8?
133-06-2; 63-25-2? 1563-66-2? 75-15-0? 630-08-0; 56-23-5? 353-50-4?
75-87-6; 305-03-3? 118-75-2? 57-74-9? 7782-50-5? 107-20-0?
108-90-7? 510-15-6? 124-48-1? 75-00-3? 75-01-4? 110-75-8?
67-66-3? 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
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1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5;
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 1319-77-3;
4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5;
506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0;
20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9; 189-55-9; 124-48-1;
74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6;
75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 26638-19-7;
26952-23-8; 62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7;
56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3;
79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 828-00-2;
38622-18-3; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0;
60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 106-89-8; 2104-64-5; 136-25-4; 563-12-2; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 56-38-2;
100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 96-45-7;
107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0;
7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3; 7758-94-3;
7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7;
757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8;
7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 7439-89-6; 9004-66-4;
7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2;
120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2; 3687-31-8;
7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8;
7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0;
592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3;
7439-96-5; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9;
592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439*97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1;
91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6;
78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 84-74-2;
70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7;
1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2;
103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 1338-24-5; 7785-20-8;
12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9;
7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 4726-14-1; 14797-55-8;
7697-37-2; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0;
10544-72-6; 7727-37-9; 55-63-0; 25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2;
95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5; 95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0;
10028-15-6; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7;
100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
127-18-4; 72-56-0; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2;
696-28-6; 103-82-2; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2;
7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3;
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7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6; 7784-41-0;
10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3;
7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 1918-16-7; 109-98-8;
2312-35-8; 79-09-4? 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 114-26-1; 75-56-91
129-OC-O; 121-29-9; 110-86-1; 91-22-5; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1;
10043-92-2; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8; 81-07-2;
94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5;
7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5;
7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-80-5;
1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9;
10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 7789-06-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9;
57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8;
127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3;
109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5;
7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5;
23564-05-8; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 7440-32-6; 26471-62-5;
108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 78-48-8;
52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7;
25167-82-2; 27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4;
126-72-7; 72-57-1; 50-31-7; 66-75-1; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3;
10102-06-4; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2;
27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6;
557-34-6; 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5;
557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9;
7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2;
10026-11-6
(CNM) Contact riame(s): Broiuberg,S. ; Lawless,?.; Haus«r,T.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6202000113
(OQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fuel and Fuel Additives
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Rone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other fuel and additive
registration
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Storage of fuel and
fuel additive data from private firms manufacturing such
substances. The data base is highly confidential.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Harold Sauls (919)541-3123;
Computer-related Sone; EPA Office Gardner Evans (919)541-3887
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
submitted by firms
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data /Compliance data Manufacturer ;Use ;fuel composition ; fuel
additive composition
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-75 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collections Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: own.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: fuel and additive information
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) fco. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(H/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
(EOT) Emitting: No known edit procedures exist*
(C8Y) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Research Triangle Park
(ABY) Data analyzed by: no analysis of data to date.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 91-604, Section 211 (Clean Air Act as amended in 1970)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0058
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Manual
responses to direct questions concerning data base
(NUS) Dumber of regular users of data base: 10-20
(USfi) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development
EPA laboratories CONFIDENTIAL: Limits on access within EPA and
outside agency for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;automated access system under
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development
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base siaster file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QMTS)/(EHSL-RfP)/{DMAD)/(DMD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
PHI C919)541-3999
(DP) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(CNM) Contact name(s): Sauls/H. ; Reed/S.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development. Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6202000114
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Haaie of Data Base of Model: Ambient Quality Assurance Data Base
(ACS) Acronym of Data Base or Model: QAFILE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Hit
(ARS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Ambient Quality
Assurance Data Base consists of known/ blank/ and spiked samples
sent to participating laboratories. The results from the
laboratories' analyses are returned and in turn analyzed to
determine how well the laboratories performed analyses of different
air pollutants.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Jack Puzack (919) 541-2220;
Computer-related Terry Risher (919)541-2292; EPA Office Jack
Puzack (919)541-2220
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other samples
sent to test Laboratories* analytical abilities.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Concentration measures ;Flow rates ;Site description ;
Temperature ;Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 09-30-80
(T.RM) Termination of data collection; Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 89000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 20000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(ITS) total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2000.
(KCS) J?o. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
2000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Analysi
s method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory*
(PRE) Precisions Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency many participating local
agencies across the country. ; State agency every state
government /Regional office all Regional Offices ; EPA lab
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office all Regional Offices
EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Research Triangle
Park, NC
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
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L 86-206 as amended, Section 110 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 50-100
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within SPA and outside agency for some data*
(DLC) Primary physical location of datas NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000
(CKG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon 8. Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QMTS)/(EMSL-RTP)/(DMAD)/
AD: Research Triangle Park/ North Carolina
PH: (919) 541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 7
(SJCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<63Q-08-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
lead<7439-92-l> total suspended particulates
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0; 10028rl5-6; 7446-09-5
(CMM) Contact narae(s): Puzaclc,J. ; Fincher,,B.; Puzack,J.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Wind direction ;Wind velocity
^Conductivity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 to 06-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ;monthly jas
needed
(KOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000,(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100000.
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 400.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
400.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County >City yStreet address ^Coordinates Planar system ;
Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit; Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-RTP ^Foreign governmental agencies Private institutions in the
United States
(ABY) Data analyzed by; Foreign governmental agencies
Private institutions in the United States
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
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(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 Section HID (The Clean Air Act of 1963 as amended)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-Q012
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
World Meteorology Organization Turbidity and Precipitation Data
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-30
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality, Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
Foreign governmental agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally developed COBOL
programs ;EPA hardware Univac 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon B. Clark
OFC: Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-RTF
AD: RTP, NC 27711
PK: (919) 541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 15
(UCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acid mist phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3
acidity phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
alkalinity phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
cadirium<7440-43-9> sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
fluorides sulfates
leacX7439-92-l> sulfides
nitrates/nitrites total reduced sulphur
Ph
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 7439-92-1; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7440-23-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Evans/G, ; Evans,6. ; Burmann/F.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Community Health Air Monitoring
Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CHAMP
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
five minute values and hourly averages with peak five minute
values for sixteen parameters. The data was collected to
support epidemiological studies in approximately 21 cities.
(CfC) CONTACTS: subject matter Jose Sune (919) 541-3127 }
Computer-related Oebra Pizer
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other ambient
and some source
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included In the data base: Collection
method ;Concentration measures fFlow rates ;Location ; Sampling
date ;Site description ;Temperature ;Hind direction ; Wind
velocity ;deu point ;barometeric pressure
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 TO 12-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly every
five minutes
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2500000.(Estimated)
(MED Estimated annual increase of observations In data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations jSummary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 21.
(NCS) Ro. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 21
•
(GKO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region California,
Utah, Missouri (St. Louis)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;county jCity ;Street address ^Coordinates UTM
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(AND Lab analysis based on CPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
Edit data manually edited only.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Rockwell International
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Rockwell International
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency research and
development program.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(SEP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
several published by Health Effects Research Laboratory-Research
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Triangle Park, NC (HERL-RTP)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab ;NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SAROAD (Storage and Retrieval
of Aeroraetrlc Data) ; EPA hardware UNIVAC
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other system has
all data stored
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jon Clark
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, HC 27711
PH: (919) 541-3999
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-09-82
(NMftT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers In data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrogen oxides
hydrocarbons ozone
methane sulfate
nitrate<14797-55-8> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9> total suspended particulates
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 14797-55-8; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Sune^J. / Pizer/0. ; Sune/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6203000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Name of Data Base of Model: BIO-STDRET Master Species List
(JLCR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface Mater fresh and
marine waters
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base consists
of s coded list of 12,000 species of fresh water and marine
organisms.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Cornelius I. Weber (513)684-7337
; Computer-related C
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data
collection/biological effects of non-point and point source
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 09-30-81
(TRM> Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 12,000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (not
applicable.)
(INF) Data base includes: taxonoraic nomenclature
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring); (N
/A.)
(6EO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source includes
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: If/A
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring and Support
Laboratory-Cincinnati
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring and Support
Laboratory-Cincinnati
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Section 106e (Clean Hater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QG
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Nachine-reada
ble raw data
On-line computer
magnetic tapes available
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water and Haste Management
EPA laboratories
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(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data;access through BIOSTQRET
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software BIO-STORET MIDS:6203000101
;EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no charge
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: BIO-STORET:
Biological data storage and retrieval systems.
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
STORET: physical and chemical Hater quality data management system*
(CMP) Completion of form:
Cornelius I. Weber
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMSQA)/(EMSL-CIU)
AD: 26 W. St. Glair Cincinnati, Ohio
PH: (513)684-7337
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-01-83
(CNM) Contact narae(s): »eber,C.I.; Heber,C.I.; Weber,C.I.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession Mo. 6203000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Biological Data Management System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models 8IOSTORET
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water fresh and
marine water
(ABS) Jlbstract/Qverviaw of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
information on species composition* abundance and condition of
aquatic organisms collected in field and laboratory studies.
Pollutant parameters not applicable to this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Cornelius I. Weber (513)684-7337
} Computer-related C
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
ambient, non-point and point source aata collection//
industrial effluents
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Biological
data jElevation jFloa rates ^Location ^Physical data ; Political
subdivisions ^Precipitation ^Sampling date >Site description j
Temperature jfest/analysis method >&ind direction jfeind velocity ;
Phytoplankton ^Zooplankton jPeriphyton jMacrophyton jAquatic needs
; Macroinvertebrates jFish jCounts ;Biomass ^Species composition ;
Toxic substances in tissue /Histopathology jEffluent toxicology
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly
(NOB) dumber of observations in data bases 514/000.(Actual)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations .?Summary aggregate
observations /Referenee data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1195
.(NCS.) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1195.
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A,)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ^Congressional district
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes SPDES permit numbers
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: ST08ST codes
(LlH) Limitation/variation in data of ahich user should be aware: BIOST
ORET codes are used in the data base.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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Accession No. 6203000103 (cont)
Regional office all regions
EPA lab all labs
EPA headquarters Office of Water Programs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-217, Sections 104 and 106 (Clean Hater Act-CHA)
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
BIOSTCRFT Design Specifications
(KUS) Humber of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Programs
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access; EPA software BIQSTORE1 HIDS:62Q3030902
;EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Meekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORET
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
STDRET
(CMP) Completion of form:
Cornelius I. Weber
OFC: EPA/(GRD)/
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Accession No. 6203000104
(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Method Validation Studies of
Priority Pollutants
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data ease or Model: Drinking Hater ;Effluents
33 different industrial effluents > Surface Hater
Rivers/streams Bother Distilled water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Studies are conducted
on FPA analytical methods for 121 priority pollutants in
water/wastewater. Twenty participating laboratories analyze
each priority pollutant in three relevant industrial effluents,
drirking water, ambient water, and distilled water* Data are
used to develop precision and accuracy statements, and other
statistics for the promulgated EPA analytical method.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Ray Hesselman-Bob Graves (513)
684-7325 ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Corebination/Qther
Industrial plants, drinking water plants
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA,
Total organic halides, PCB's in oil, metals, Chlorine Dioxide
(NPP) Jion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Site description
CDS.) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-78 to 09-29-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 09/29/83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 225000.(Estimated)
ONEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (108,000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 275.
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
275.
(NOF) lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 55
*
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: SIC code
^Description of effluents
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: A
one-time collection of data to establish accuracy and precision
for EPA methods.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Anaiysi
s method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor IT Envirosclence,
Battelle-Colurobus, Monsanto Research, Southwest Research,
tfersar Inc., ERCO, Inc., J.M. Montgromery & Associates, Radian,
Inc.
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Accession No. 6203000104 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Laboratory-Cincinnati
Contractor IT Enviroscience/ Battelie-Columbus, Monsanto
Research/ Southwest Research/ Versar, Inc., J.M. Montgromery 4
Associates, Radian, Inc.,
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Validation of EPA methodology
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 Section 304(c) {The Clean Air Act as amended-CAA),
Safe Water Drinking Act, Toxic Substance Control Act, Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
national Technical Information Service number not yet assigned
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5000
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division, Office of Water and Waste
Management,
Office of Drinking Water,# Office of Toxic Substance,# Office
of Solid Kaste# EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Private organizations
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: National Technical
information Service
6> l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<79-34-5> <156-60-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> l,3-dichloropropylene<542-75-6>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
1,2-dlchlorobenzene<95-50-l>
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Accession No. 6203000104
(cont)
It 4,7,8- tetr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2f 4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2e 4-dimethylphenoI<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-2B-5>
2f 4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2, 6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-S8-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3.,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4"-ddd(p,p*tde)
4, 4 *-dde(p,p '-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broroophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-cHorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin< 309-0 0-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
an timony<7 440-36-0 >
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benz!dine<92-87-5>
ben20( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,i)perylene<191-24-2>
ben20(lc)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-4l-7>
bhc (lindane)-gaffima<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis<2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis<2-chloroisop ropy 1) ether
<39638-32-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
ca dmlum<7 440 - 43- 9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibroraoraethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloro£orm<67-66-3>
chromiura<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dIbenzo(a,h)anthraceiie<53-70-3>
dichlorobroiBoniethane<75-27-4>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
difflethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76~44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadieneC87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
indeno (l,2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury <7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylaroine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine< 86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-o-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 {arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
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trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trlchlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
total organic halides
chlorine dioxide
chlorite
chlorate
23 metals
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleruum<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuia<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribroraomethane<75-25-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 73-87-5; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 106-46-7;
88-C6-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2; 606-20-2;
91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1! 205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3;
534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8;
107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2;
71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1;
111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9;
108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4;
60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6;
621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 7440-66-6
(C&M) Contact name(s): Wesselman/R* ; Berg/E.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession Wo. 6203000105
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Water Quality Network Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MSD) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water fresh and
marine waters
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
bench sheets containing data on the species composition of
plankton, periphyton, invertebrate and fish samples collected
at 150 network stations throughout the United States, 1956-1970.
Pollutant parameters not applicable to this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS! Subject matter Cornelius I. Weber (513)684-7337
> Computer-related C
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Pon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;sampling date >Phytoplankton ;Zooplankton |Periphyton J
Macroinvertebrates ;Fish ;Counts ;Species composition
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-56 TO 12-30-70
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 01/30/71
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ;monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 200000.(Estimated)
(HEX) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS.) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 250.
(KCS) Wo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/JS.)
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
one.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCity
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: National Hater
Quality Network station number
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Tata collected by: Local agency many local agencies ;State
agency most states ^Regional office all Other federal agency U.S.
Geological Survey, Department of Interior, Tennessee Valley
Authority
(ABY) Data analyzed by; EPA lab Environmental Monitoring and Support
Laboratory-Cincinnati
(I0L) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
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(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 660/ Section 106e (Clean Water Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Annual publications of data summary/ 1956-1963
data on bench sheets
(KDS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab-Environmental
Monitoring & Support Lab-Cincinnati
(DST) Form of data storage: bench sheets
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Data base no
longer updated
(CMP) Completion of form:
Cornelius I. «eber
OFC: E?A/(ORD)/(OMSQA)/(EMSL-CIN)
AD: 26 H St. Clair Cincinnati, Ohio
PH: (513)684-7337
(DF) Date of fora completion: 02-01-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): WeberxC.I«> Heber/C.I.> Weber/C.I.
(ROR) Responsible Organisation: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6203000106
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fecal Coliforms in Chlorinated
Sewage Plant Effluents
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents Municipal Sewage
UBS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base consists
of fecal coliforoi levels detected in municipal waste-later
treatment facilities in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. Data are
froir five sewage treatment plants which are representative of
various treatment/ chlorination systems. Analyses Mere by
standard membrane filter and most probable number of procedures
compared to three modified nerebrane procedures for improved
recovery of fecal coliforms. The objective of this applied
research was to find an improved methodology for fecal
coliforms in effluents.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert Bordner (513) 684-7319 ;
Computer-related None
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Sewage treatment plant effluent
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) I?on-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling data ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-7*7 TO 09-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 140.(Estimated)
(HEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A*)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
-" 0. ;
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base {source monitoring): 5.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/city SIP plants located
in Cincinnati, Ohio area: Hamilton County Ohio and Florence,
Kentucky
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier ;STP location
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jplarit location ^Program identifier
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is from five sewage treatment plants in the Cincinnati, Ohio area,
representative of various treatment/ chlorination systems.
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available*
Edit Original data base has had documented edits, not recently
acquired data.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Support
Lab-Cincinnati
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(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Support
Lab-Cincinnati
(IDL) Laboratory identification! YES
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Accession No. 6204000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Hultispectral Scanner and
Photographic Imagery
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: IMAGERY
(MED) J*edia/Sub}ect of Data Base or Model: Other passive remote
sensing data from aircraft and satellite*
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base is an
index for various data tapes containing anil ti spectral Imagery from
aircraft and satellite. Some data are classified into various
land use patterns and others have thermal gradations identified.
Imagery includes data for industrial facilities, waste
discharges, and oil and other substance spills on land or water.
The data base is concerned with identified sources of pollution
and effects of pollution.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter G, Shelton/C. Lake (702)798-2260;
Computer-related C. Edmonds (702)798-2181; EPA Office B.
Snelling (702)798-2360
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
industrial facilities, waste discharges, oil and other spills
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(IPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Discharge
points jDlsposal ;Slevation ;Geographic subdivision ; Industry
;Temperature ;land use
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 to 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) JJuicber of observations in data base: 18000*(Estimated)
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;classifled Imagery
according to ground truth
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates UTK
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to OHD guidelines: Sarapiin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
.ASL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUO) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDf) Fditting: N/A
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas ; Con tractor Lockheed Engi
(ABY) Tata analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
Contractor Lockheed Engineering & Management Services Co.
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(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is necessary for Regional Offices*
enforcement and compliance activities.
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Accession No. 6204000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Therraolurainescent Dosimetry Data
Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; TLD
(MED) fcedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other - therrao luminescent
dosimeters /Other - film badges
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Environmental radiation
data collected since 1951 in the Nevada Test Site Offsite Area/
California and Utah. Data is from reports/ PHS monitoring logs,
and EPA monitoring logs*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Director, Nuclear Radiation
Assessment? Computer-related Robert G. Patzer (702) 798-2324
; EPA Office Director, Nuclear Radiation Assessment
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient exposures and
exposures from airborne releases of radioactivity from Ne
(STA) Data Base status: A. Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivision-Nevada, California and Utah ;Personnel name and social
se Dosimeter type jDaraage code ^Measurement period ^Station number
? Station names jEvent code
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-55 fO 10-31-82
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Sot known
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;monthly
^quarterly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 46000(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations iQther-Analyticai
results
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 100
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
78
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Other-Station number ;Other-personnel number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Other-none
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme-Whole
body gamma exposure
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit! Lab audit is satisfactory
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
current data.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures will be available. ; No known edit
procedures exist
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab-Environmental Mentoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas ;Other federal agency - U. Las Vegas, Nevada
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas, Nevada
Other federal agency U.S. Public Health Service, Las Vegas, Nevada
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(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is part of the total radiation safety
program at the Nevada Test Site.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publicatlons-
Offsite Environmental Monitoring Report for Nevada Test Site
published annually and quarterly.
(HUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USE) Current regular users of data base: EPA
laboratories-Environmental Systems Laboratory/ Las Vegas
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab-Environmental
Monitoring Systems Lab /Other federal agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc ^Original
forir (hardcopy/ readings) ; IBM cards KIDS:6204000103
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA hardware - CDC 6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(8DBEPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction uith this data base
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab- Las Vegas/ Survey Heter/
Historical Dosimetry (Film Badge)/ STDMS Data Bases.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert G. Patzerf OFC: EPA/ORD/OMTS/EMSL-LV
AD: P.O. Box 15027, Las Vegas/ NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2324
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-13-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Whole body penetratinggamma radiation
(CSM) Contact name(s): Patzer/R.G
(COR) Contact organization: Director/ Nuclear Radiation Assessment
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000105
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: National Phytoplankton Data Base (in
lakes)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NES PHYTQ
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water lakes
yBiological
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Classification and
enumeration of phytopiankton algae for the National Sutrophlcation
Survey was initiated in 1972 and has been carried out at the
Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory since 1973. During
this period a phytoplankton data base of approximately 65,000
entries and counts was developed/ representing information from
nearly 600 lakes in 38 states. This extensive data base includes
over 1,200 Identified species, varieties, and forms and is the
most comprehensive of its type in the United States.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Victor W. Lambou (702) 798-2259;
Computer-related Victor H. Lambou (702) 798-2259 ; EPA Office
Victor W. Lambou (702) 798-2259
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data }Concentration measures /Geographic subdivision
; Location ;Physical data ^Political subdivisions ;Sampling data }
Temperature ;algal identification and counts ;depth Conductivity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-72 TO 11-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 11/30/75
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Three times
yearly (spring, summer, fall)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 65000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2400.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1800.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /County ^Coordinates Latitude and longitude ;narrative
descriptions of sit
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Sampl
ing was conducted three times yearly over a four year period.
Phytoplankton data are based on single depth integrated composite
samples from each lake.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
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included in data base.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
Contractor University of Nevada-Las Vegas
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: : Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement;
Special study
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Taylor, et al. 1979. Phytoplankton Mater Quality Relationships
in U.S. Lakes/ Part 1: Methods, Rational and Data Limitations
SPft 600 3-79-021
Unpublished reports Sutrophication Survey Methods
1973-76.6.Working paper number 175. ORD. NEFC-LAS VEGAS, JIV
NERC-CORVALL1S, OR
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 500
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
anunonia<7664-41-7> nitrogen<7727-37-9>
chlorophyll pH
dissolved ortho phosphorus phosphorus<7723-14-0>
dissolved oxygen turbidity
kjeldahl
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Accession No. 6204000105 (cont)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7664-41
-7; 10102-44-0; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Larabou^V.H. ; Lambou/V.W. ;
Lamfcou/V.W.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000118
Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Sample Tracking and Data Management
System
(ACR) fcronym of Data Base or Model: STDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ; Or ink ing water JGround
uater ;Soil ;Qther milk ;0ther food ; other vegetation / Other
urire > Other animal tissue/bone
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Environmental radiation
data directed toward monitoring and surveillance for nuclear
testing activities. Includes data from routine and stand-by
surveillance networks. Geographic locations include all states
West of the Mississippi River with emphasis on Nevada/ Utah and
California. Data is generated for gross alpha/ beta/ and gamma
radioactivity related to atmospheric releases of fission products
from nuclear testing.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Director, Nuclear Radiation
Assessment Division/ / Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other Ambient
and point source (nuclear test sites)
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 18 radioactive
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Geographic subdivision ;Political subdivisions /
Sampling date ;Test/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-62 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;daily
/weekly ^monthly ;quarterly ;semi annually / annually /as needed
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 28QOOO(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 15000.
(IMF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1000.
O1CS) J>lo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
680.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 10
•
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Station ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: test site
(CDS) pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Radla
tion data/ nuclear test site oriented/ primarily fission products.
(DPR) Tata collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? ¥ES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are partial and
highly variable
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented*
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Accession Mo. 6204000118 (cont)
Lab-Las Vegas ;Con tractor labs Eberlin Reynolds Electric and
Engineering.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: SPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection Special study
(ACT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is part of the total radiation
safety program for nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site.
(QMS) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Offsite environmental monitoring report for the Nevada test
site and other test areas (annual).
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs
EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
congressional committees
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other federal agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Sample Tracking and Data
Management System MIDS:6204000118 } EPA hardware CDC-6400
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Daily
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction aith this data base
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las Vegas ThD Data Base/
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab- Las Vegas Survey Meter
Data Base/ Environmental Monitering Systems Lab-Las Vegas
Historical Dosiraetry Data Base/ PCI Data Base^ Whole Body Count
& Bioassay Data Base/ Three-Mile Island Data Base
(CMP) Completion of form:
R.F. Grossmanf OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(E«SL-LV)
AD: P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas/ HV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2331
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-14-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 16
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 14
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
barium 140 radiokrypton
cesium 137<10045-97-3> radioxenon
iodine 129<15046-84-l> strontium 89<14158-27-l>
iodine 131<10043-66-0> strontium 90<10098-97-2>
krypton 85<13983-27-2> tritium<10028-17-8>
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3> uranium 234<13966-29-5>
Plutonium 239<15117-48-3> uranium 235<15117-96-l>
potassium<7440-09-7> uranium 238<7440-61-1>
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14798-0
8-4; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 13983-27-2;
13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 14158-27-1; 10098-97-2;
10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1
(CNM) Contact name(s): Grossman,R.F. ; Schweitzer/G.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000120
Date of Quest!onaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Eame of Data Base of Model: Western Fine Participate Monitoring
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: WFPM
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data in this data
base are derived from air filter samples (72 hr) collected in tuo
size ranges/ 15 micrometers to 2.5 micrometers and less than
2.5 micrometers. Data base contains gravimetric and trace
element analysis for each size range. Network consists of 40
stations In western states (Arizona/ Neu Mexico/ Colorado/
Utah/ Wyoming/ Montana/ North Dakota/ and South Dakota). Data
are available from September 1979 to the Seroptember 1981.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Marc Pitchford (702) 798-2368 ;
EPA Office R. Snelling (702) 798-2356
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Terminated 09/30/81
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ^Elevation >Flow rates ^Location ;Sampling date ;
Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-79 TO 09-30-81
(TRH) Termination of data collection: 09-30-91
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 1600000.(Estimated)
(HEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 80000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations jSummary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40.
(NCS) No- stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
40.
(NOF) (lumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 40
.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region western
states
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ^Coordinates latitude/longitude ^Elevation
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collact./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CSV) Data collected by: University of California at Davis coordinates
Federal Land Managers and Nationa
(ABY) Data analyzed by: University of California at Davis
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 86-206 as amended/ Sections 165 and 169A (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
No
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications:
Fine Particulate Monitoring in the West
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
National Park Service/ Bureau of Land Management/ National Forest
Service/ Department of Energy
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las Vegas/ Environmental
Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park
Regions VIII, VI/ IX
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: through contractor
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(CMP) Completion of form:
A. Pitchfordft GFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-LV)
AD: P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas/ NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2368
(OF) Date of form completion: 12-12-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
beryllium<7440-41-7> lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
boron compounds<7440-42-8> neon
carbon nitrogen<7727-37-9>
fluorine<7782-41-4> oxygen
helium sodium<7440-23-5>
hydrogen
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-41
-7; 7440-42-8; 7782-41-4; 7439-93-2; 7727-37-9; 7440-23-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Pitchford/M. ; Snelling/R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000121
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Four Corners Air Quality Monitoring
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: 4CRNRS
(MED) tfedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data in this data base
includes Total Suspended Particulates (TSP) and trace element
data from the 29 station Air Quality Monitoring Network for the
years 1975-1979. Stations yere distributed throughout "Four
Corners Region" of Arizona, Neu Mexico, Colorado and Utah. 24 hour
filter samples were collected every other day*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Marc Pitchford (702) 798-2368 ;
Computer-related Robert
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
/15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures /Elevation /Location ^Political subdivisions / Site
description ;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 ID 09-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(iOB) Kumber of observations in data base: 115000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 29*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(KOF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GL'O) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Western
States-New Mexico/ Utah/ Arizona, and Colorado
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty ^Coordinates UTM ;Pro;)ect identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CUE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
• included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Ute Research Labs
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Ute Research Labs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PP1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AWT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Special study
i
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Accession No. 6204000121 (cont)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA-600/7-79-135 EPA Four Corners Anbient Air Monitoring Network
On-line computer
(NUS) lumber of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las Vegas
Regions VI, VIII, IX
States: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software SAROAD ;EPA hardware UNIVAC
1110
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other study
completed-no further updates
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert N. Snelling
OFC: F,PA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-LV)
AD: P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas, NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2368
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-22-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 9
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
cadmium<7440-43-9> molybdenum and compounds
chromium<7440-47-3> <7439-98-7>
cobsU<7440-48-4> nickel<7440-02-0>
copper<7440-50-8> nitrate<14797-55-8>
iron<7439-39-6> sulfates
manganese<7439-96-5> total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-96-5;
7439-98-7; 7440-02-0; 14797-55-8
(CMM) Contact name(s): Pltchford,H. ; Snelling,R« ;
— — - - — — — — — w
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000122
(DQ) Dste of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(SAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Element Concentrations in Biological
Samples
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Tissue Hair/wool from
cattle and sheep; lung/ liver/ kidney from wildlife
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Tissue assay results
are given an animal samples collected at a geothermal development
site in southwest Utah (1977-1978). Concentrations of barium/
baron/ cadmium/ chromium/ copper/ iron/ lead/ manganese/
strontium/ and zinc uere determined for livestock and uildlife
samples* Values are given in jnicrograras/gram net Height for lung/
liver and kidney and micrograms/gram dry weight for hair.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William W. Sutton (702) 798-2215
; Computer-related N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Eon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Chemical data ^Concentration measures ;Site description ;
limited population survey (habitat associations species diversity
and some estimates of animal abundance) ;population-density uildlife
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-77 TO 09-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Seasonal
collections (primarily in summer months)
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 1000.(Estimated)
(Nfil) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(ISF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Roosevelt Hot Springs/ Utah
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant location RHS
geothermal development site
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysi
; s method documented ;QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Fditting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas ;Contractor Woodward & Cl (United to wildlife
population survey)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: state agency University of Nevada-Las Vegas
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Accession No. 6204000122 (cent)
(Wildlife Population Estimates only)
EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las Vegas
Contractor lab Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine & Radiation Biology
UCLA
Contractor University of California Los Angeles (limited to
internal quality assurance) for element assays only.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collections No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support a special study
(tlMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approvedi EPA reporting forms:
QG
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Tissue Assays and Population Characteristics of Roosevelt Hot
Springs Animals (1977-1978)
Printouts on request
Procedures for using Fauna as Biological Monitors (EPA
Publication 600/7-78-233)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Monitoring and Technical Support
EPA regional offices-Region VIII
EPA laboratory/ Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory-Cincinnati
Other federal agencies, Bureau of Land Management
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: National Technical
Information Service (A'fIS)
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: report available on request to the National
Technical Information Service
(CHG) Direct charge for ncn-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other study not
continued at Roosevelt Hot Springs
(FDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
These data represent a portion of the overall Environmental
Monitoring Systems Laboratory-Las Vegas project for Geothermal
Environmental Impact Assessment (much of which was conducted at the
Utah location). Additional EPA reports available at the National
Technical Information Service on request*
(CMP) Completion of form:
William W. Sutton
OFC: EPA/(ORB)/(OMTS)/(EMSL~LV)/(EARD)/
AD: EHSL/P.O. Box 15027/Las Vegas, NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2215
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-22-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 6
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Accession No. 6204000122 (cont)
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
cadnrium<7440-43-9> iron<7439-89-6>
chromium<7440-47-3> lead<7439-92-l>
copper<7440-50-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Sutton,W.N. ; Applicable,N.
(COR) Contact organization: Exposure Assessment Research Div./EHSL-LV
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000123
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: Three Mile Island Environmental
Radiation
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: TMI RAD
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Drinking water
;Effluents radiological discharge ;Sediraent ; Other milk ;0ther
food >Other thermoluminescent dosimeters
(AfiS) Abstract/Dvervieu of Data Base or Model: Environmental Radiation
data collected following March 28, 1979. Accident at Three Mile
Island/ Middletoun, PA. Data from EPA, Public Health Service
(PHS), Nuclear Regulatory Commission (SRC), Department of Energy
(DDF), state, and utility itself are included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Hilliam Kirk, EPA Office of Radiation
Programs Three Mile Island Field Station (717) 782-4866 ;
Computer-related Paul Hahn EPA, Office of Radiation Programs
Las Vegas Facility (702) 798-2443
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Conbination/Other ambient
plus radiological outfall.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 18 radioactive
(SPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivision jPolitical subdivisions ^Sampling date }
Test/analysis method /sampling time of day
(DS) Time period cowered by data base: 04-01-79 TO PRESEKT
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated When plant clean-up
is completed
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;daily
;weekly ^monthly
(NOB) lumber of observations in data base: 45,000*(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 10000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations Analytical results
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
200.
(NOF) fiumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state Pennsylvania
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source includes
State ^County ;City
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
>Plent location
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(Lift) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Envir
onmental Radiation Data, within approximately 30 mile radius of
Three Mile Island, from March 28, 1979 to present.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
Some included, all available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
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Accession No. 6204000123 (cont)
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Metropolitan Edison (licensee)
;State agency Pennsylvania State Department of Environmental
Resources (DER) ;EPA Office of Radiation Programs/ Three Mile
Island Field Station % Contractor lab Brookhaven Lab/ Argonne Lab*
Contractor Teledyne Radiation Measurement Corporation Other
federal agency Department of Energy/ Nuclear Regulatory
Commission/ Public Health Service
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting Metropolitan Edison
State agency Pennsylvania State Department of Environmental
Resources (DER)
SPA Office of Radiation Programs^ Contractor lab Brookhaven Lab/
Argcnne Lab.
Contractor Teledyne/ Radiation Measurement Corporation
Other federal agency Department of Energy/ Nuclear Regulatory
Corcnrission/ Public Health Service.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to compile record of
radioactivity associated with accident and clean-up at Three Mile
I s 1 and.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(PEP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NUS) number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Radiation Programs! EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Private nuclear groups (pro and anti)
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits.on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA accesses data through Department of
Energy computer systen in Las Vegas
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(CMP) Completion of form:
A.E. Smith
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/OMTS)/EMSL-LV)
AD: P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas/ NV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2313
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-22-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 17
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 15
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Accession No. 6204000123 (cont)
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
barium 140<14798-08-4> radioxenon
cesium 137<10045-97-3> radium 226<13982-63-3>
iodine 129 strontium 8 9< 1415 8-27-1 >
iodine 131<10043-66-0> strontium 90<10098-97-2>
krypton 85<13983-27-2> tritiura<10028-17-8>
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3> uranium 234<13966-29-S>
Plutonium 239 uranium 235<15117-96-l>
pot£Ssium<7440-09-7> uranium 238<7440-61-1>
radiokrypton
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14798*0
8-4; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 13983-27-2;
13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 13982-63-3; 14158-27-1;
10098-97-2; 10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Kirk, William
(COR) Contact organization: EPA/ Office of Radiation Programs
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession Ho. 6204000124
(CQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Water Quality-Atchafalaya
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: ATCHAF
(MED) tfedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment ^Surface uater
river and overflow areas ^Biological: fish/ phytoplankt
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Biological and chemical
samples were collected for one year (Aug. 1979 - Aug. 1980) from
overflow areas in the Atcbafalaya River Basin/ Louisiana.
Physical/chemical samples include dissolved oxygen, temperature/
suspended sediments/ conductivity and secchi disc. Biological
samples include zooplankton/ macroinvertebrates/ and fish.
Samples collected will provide ambient baseline data/ as well as
information on the anticipated ecological impacts from proposed
changes to the hydrological regime of the Basin. No samples were
collected for priority pollutants or toxic substances.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Susan Melancon (702) 798-4762 ;
Computer-related James E. Pollard (702) 798-4762 ; EPA Office
Victor W. Lambou (702) 798-2259
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(KPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures ;
Elevation ;Geographic subdivision ^Location fPhysical data
^Political subdivisions ; Salinity ;Sampling data jSite description
^Temperature jTest/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-79 TO 08-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Approximately
monthly
(NOB) number of observations in data base: 10000C.(Estimated)
(NEO Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Saw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
($TS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 30.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
30.
(NOF) Wutnber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GED) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Atchafalaya River Basin in Louisiana.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ;Street address ^Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be auare: Diffe
rent sampling periods for various stations*
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
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Accession No. 6204000124 (cont)
(PRE) Precision; Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Emitting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CSV) Data collected by; EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas Contractor University of Other federal agency U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
Contractor University of Nevada-Las Vegas
(IDL) Laboratory identification; YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization is P
L 95-217, Section 404
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: biological
data on bench sheets
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Hater and Hazardous Materials
EPA laboratories
University of Nevada-Las Vegas; Coastal Environments/ Inc
States Louisiana Wildlife & Fisheries Commission
EPA regional offices/ ROVI
Other federal agencies/ U.S. Fish & Wildlife Servicve
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Computer storage (in house mini computer)
(DAC) Type of data access: Raw data can be printed from computer file.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Approximately
monthly
(CMP) completion of form:
Wesley L. Kinney
QFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-LV)/(AMD)/(AMI)
AD: Las Vegas, NV. P.O. Box 15027 89114
PH: (702) 798-2358
(OF) Date of form completion: 12-14-82
(WHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
dissolved oxygen suspended solids
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Melancon/S* / Pollard/J.E.
Lambou/V.li.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession Mo. 6204000126
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NA»M) Naroe of Data Base of Models Toxic Metals jslte specific surveys
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model! TM
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Effluents industrial,
municipal wasteuater treatment plants. ;Runoff mine tailings j
Sediment /Surface water /Tissue fish/ macroinsertebrates/ aquatic
plants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; This is a nationwide
survey of selected streams receiving toxic tastes from Publicly
Owned Treatment Works (PQTWs) industrial sources and mine
tailings. Sampling of the biota/ sediments/ and water column
is being conducted to determine concentrations of metals and other
toxicants present in receiving systems/ including the biota/ to
relete these data to aquatic community composition and
structure in impacted and unimpacted zones. Concurrently acute and
chronic in situ flow through and static bioassay are conducted to
evaluate biological availability of metals and other toxicants and
to investigate importance of acclimation and detoxification by
organism exposed to low levels of toxic pollutants.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. Thomas LaPoint (702) 798-4761
; Computer-related Thomas F, War (702) 798-2631 j EPA Office
Mesley L. Kinney (702) 798-2358
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring? Consbinatlon/Other
instream: upstream/downstream from point source discharges,
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
Locetion ;Physical data /Political subdivisions jSalinity /Sampling
date } Site description ^Temperature ^Test/analysis method
;conductivity
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-80 TO 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collections Ongoing
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; annually jOther One
week two week surveys of 16 streams across the nation*
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3500000.(Estimated)
(MEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
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Accession No. 6204000126 (cont)
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Exten
t of data collected varies from stream to stream. Number of
sampling locations/survey site ranges from 4 to 9.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: CRD
Guidelines
(A$L) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base*
(EDT) Edittirig: Edit edit procedures under development.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas Contractor Lockheed Engr. & Mgmt. Services, Inc.;
University of Nevada - Las Vegas;
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
Lockhead Engr. & Mgmt. Services, Inc.; Univeristy of Nevada - Las
Vegas; Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine "and Radiation Biology -
UCLA.
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-217, Sections 303, 304, 307 (Clean Water Act)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
None as yet
Unpublished reports: 10
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100 plus
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Criteria and Standards Division; Monitoring and Data Support
Division EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STQRET (Physical and chemical
data) ;EPA hardware IBM ; PDP-11 (Biological data) ;EPA software
8IOSTCRET (tissue analysis)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDf) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Biomed Stat
Pack-analytic and SAS-Analytic
(CMP) Completion of form:
Wesley Z. Kinneytf OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(EMSL-LV)
AD: P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas, KV 89114
PH: (702) 798-2358
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-14-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 31
(KCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 25
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Accession No. 6204000126 (cont)
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
alkalinity nitrogen<7727-37-9>
ammonia<7664-41-7> pH
arsenic<7440-38-2> phosphorus and compounds
cadi»ium<7440-43-9> <7723-14-0>
chlorine<7782-50-5> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
chroBium<7440-47-3> redox potential (oxidation
copper<7440-50-8> reduction potential)
dissolved oxygen seleniun<7782-49-2>
dissolved solids silver<7440-22-4>
Iron and compounds<7439-89-6> sulfates
iron<7439-89-6> suspended solids
leacX7439-92-l> total and free chlorine
manganese<7439-96-5> total hardness
mercury<7439-97-6> total organic carbon (TOO
nickel<7440-02-0> turbidity
nitrate<14797-S5-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
nitrates/nitrites
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7664-41
-7; 7440-38-2; 7440-43-9; 7782-50-5; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8;
7439-89-6; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0; 7723-14-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 7440-66-6
(CRM) Contact name(s): LaPoint,T. ; Uar^T.F. ; Kinney/W.L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000127
(DO) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Shite River Biological Monitoring
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: MDS WR
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water river
jB iclogical/macroinvertebrate
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Benthic
raacroinvertebrate sampling Has conducted in the White River of
Colorado and Utah from 1976 - 1981 in an effort to establish
sampling methods most appropriate for streams of serai-arid
regions. Samples were collected seasonally from as many as 10
stations. Numbers of replicates per station ranged from 1 to 40
during the various sampling sessions.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wesley L. Kinney (702) 798-2358;
Computer-related James S. Pollard (702) 798-4762 ; EPA Office
Lesley L. Kinney (702) 798-2358
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Collection method ;Flo« rates ^Geographic subdivision /
Physical data >Political subdivisions ;Sampling data ;Site
description } Test/analysis method ;individuals conducting the
sampling and performing sample analyses are identified.
/Biological species
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-76 TO 04-30-81
(TftM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Seasonally
(spring/ summer, fall)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 412000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Ray data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 22.
0JCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
22.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region White River
Basin of Colorado and Utah
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ;River Mile/Country Road
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Level
s of sampling intensity/ methods/ and stations sampled varied
from one sampling to another.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
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Accession No, 6204000127 (cont)
Lab-Las Vegas ; Con tractor University of
(A8¥) Data analyzed byj EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas
Contractor University of Nevada, Las Vegas
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-217 Sections 304, 308, and 502.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Macroinvertebrates Sampling Techniques for streams in semi arid
regions: comparison of the sunber method and a unset effort
Trouelsy kick method. Assessment of Macroinvertebrate Monitoring
Techniques in a Energy Development Area: A Test of the Efficiency
of Three Macro-Benthic Sampling Methods in the White River.
Biological Monitoring Methodologic for oil shale and surface
waters with emphasis on Macroinvertebrate Sampling Techniques.
Comparison of macroinvertebrate samples as they apply to streams of
semi arid regions. Investegator differences associated with a
kicking method for sampling macroinvertebrates. Unpublished
reports Macroinvertebrate Community Inventories of the White
River, Colorado and Utah. Biomonitoring of White River, Colorado
and Utah; 1980-81. Investigation of nonpoint source monitoring
procedures: assessment of techniques tested in the White River,
Utah, oil shale area,
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 80
(USE) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
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Accession No. 6204000128
iDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(WAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Visibility Investigative Experiment
in the West
(ACR) acronym of Data Base or Models VIEW
(MED) Nedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
visibility parameters (contrast and visual range as measured by
manual and continuous telephotometers and nepheloraeters),
supporting meteorological data (wind speed and direction,
temperature and humidity, and photographs) at approximately 20
national parks and monuments primarily in the western United
States. Data collection began mid-1978 and «ill end in early
1983. The data base is part of the VIES research project for
visibility regulations. It documents ambient visibility and
provides a data base for instrument and method intercoraparisons.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Pitchford (702)798-2366 ;
Computer-related Ann Pitchford (702)798-2366 ; EPA Office: R.
Snelling (702)798-2368 EMSL, Las Vegas, NV
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Temperature
?«ind velocity ; humidity ; Contrast measurements of visibility
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-78 TO 01-31-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 03-31-83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly meteorological
data collection ;0ther ongoing: three times per day;visibi
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 285690.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 197100.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ; Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 25.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
25.
(NOF) Kurcber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Latitude/longitude ;Elevation
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
Other coding scheme
Unccded
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented; collection method documented; Analysis method
documented/ QA, procedures documented.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Lab
analysis based on EPA-approved, accepted methods; no reference
methods exist
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
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(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Lockheed Engineering Management
Services Company (LEMSCO) } Other federal agency National Park
Service /Grantee - Visibility Research Center, John Muir Institu
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor: LEMSCO
Cooperative agreement grantee,the Visibility Research Center
CIDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support methods development.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
No
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications-
Standard visual range measured in the EPA/NPS visibility network
frore July, 1978 to Hovember 1919.
Printouts on request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 25
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA
laboratories-Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las Vegas Office
of Air Quality & Planning and Standards, EPA# Other federal
agencies-National Park Service; Bureau of Land Management;
private contractors and companies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab, EMSL-Las Vegas, MV
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Assorted computer programs
written for this application ; EPA hardware PDF 11/70 through
contractor or grantee
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: requestor must supply own
magnetic tape/no charge for reasonable requests
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SAROAD-AIr Quality Data
(CMP) completion of form:
Ann Pitchford
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OMfS)/(EMSL-LV)/(IMSB)
AD: P.O. Box 15027, Las Vegas, NV 89114
PH: (702)798-2366
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-12-82
(CNM) Contact natne(s): Pitchford,A. } Pitchford,A.
(RQH) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 6204000129
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-12-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Explosive Assessment Research
Project
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: EARP
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air/ambient and meteorology
jAtitospheric deposition ;Drinking water ; Ground water ;Sedireent
?Soil ;Surface water, River ;Tissue fish, shellfish, plants ; No
specific media/demographic data
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains wind
speed, wind direction, vertical temperature profiles, surface
temperatures; concentrations of BaP, chromium, cadmium, arsenic,
benzene in air, water (drinking, ground, river), soil, plants,
sediments, food stuffs; demographic information (census) stratified
by age, sex, occupational group; some samples to be analyzed for
priority pollutants.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert D. Schonbrod (702) 798-2229
; Computer-related G
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(multi-Media)
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base; 129 307 CWA on 1%
of samples collected
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Exposure data ;Flow rates ;Locatlon ; Population
demographics ;Population density ;Sampling date ; Site
description ;Temperature ;Wind direction ; Hind velocity
;vertical temperature profiles ;Benzo(a)Pyrene emissions inventory
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-79 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 09-30-82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: bi-weekly-air ;as
needed-other media ;contlnuous-meteorology
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000.
(IKF) Data base includes: reviewed and edited data
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 12
(O12 (meteorology)6 (for air))
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
12 (()12 (meteorology, )6 (air))
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base* Tri-state area Southeast Ohio
River Valley
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
County ;SMSA ;City Coordinates latitude & longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SIC code
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LlK) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: There
are many more meteorological measurements than pollutant
measurements. The majority of chemical data concerns
Benzo(a)pyrene, chromium, cadmium, arsenic and benzene.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
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Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for
meteorology measurements.
(EOT) Editting: £dit procedures used and documented.
(C3Y) Data collected by: State agency Ohio, Kentucky, West Va.
Transportation Depts. ; EPA lab Environmental Monitoring System
Lab (EMSL)-Las Vegas ; ;Contractor LEMSCO
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: EPA lab environmental Monitoring Systems Lab
(EMSL)-Las Vegas
Contractor LKMSCO
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(P81) Primary purpose of data collection: Design of exposure
assessment monitoring networks
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is the development of test methods
used for assessing exposures.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Results of EARP.
Call project officer
(MI'S) Number of regular users of data base: 3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Monitoring and Technical Support (QMTS)
SPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape, meteorology
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Custom software (no formal
name) ;EPA hardware PDP 11/70
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(ODB) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)—meteorological data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert D. Schonbrod
OFC: FPA/(ORD)/(OMTS)/(SHSL-LV)/ cadmium<7440-43-9>
benzene<71-43-2> chroraium<7440-47-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 71-43-2; 50-32-8; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3
(CNM) Contact name(s): Schonbrod,R.D. ; Flatman/G.; Richitt,E.P.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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(DQ) Date of QuestionaireJ 12-02-82
(NAM) Kaflie of Data Base of Modal: Survey Meter and Historical
Dositnetry Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SM/HD
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other - Gamma radiation
(A8S) ADS tract/Overview of Data Base or Modal; Data base contains
gamma radiation measurements made with survey instruments and
film badges use for monitoring and surveillance of nuclear
testing activities in the 1950*s and 1960"s at the Nevada Test
Site. Geographic areas include Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Idaho,
and California.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject aatter Director, Nuclear Radiation
Assessment; Computer-related Gilbert B. Potter (702) 798-2321
; EFA Office, Office of Monitoring and Technical Support
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
jCombination/Qther data collection - gamma radiation fro
radioactive fallout
(STA) Data Base status? Operational/ongoing
(K7PP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Agency code
of agency taking measurements jDate of measurement ; Location or
person name jMeter type ^Nearest town ^Nuclear test or series name
; Source document log number jState ^Universal Transverse
Mercator coordinate
(DS) Tirae period covered by data base: 01-01-50 TO 12-31-71
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/31/71
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: As required by
atmospheric nuclear testing schedules
(NOB) Number of observations in data base; 93QOO(£stiraated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (none)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (approx
imately )60000
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region -
southwestern U»S«
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State > Town/town ship ^Universal Transvers Mercator Coordinate
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: None-all data is for
one facility: the Mevada Test Site*
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Surve
y oeter and film badge data, nuclear test site oriented.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Survey
dieter measurements were performed at a height of one meter above
ground metry data were derived from environmental placement
generally one meter above the ground, and front personnel
dosimeters.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory
(PRS) Precisions Precision and accuracy estisnates are highly variable.
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(EDT) Emitting; Edit procedures used but undocumented
CCBY) Data collected by: Many contributing federal, state and local
agencies.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contributing agencies.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement Has part of the total radiation
safety program for nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Users Guide for Survey Meter and Film Badge Dosimetry Data
Bases" a U.S. EPA publication EPA-60Q/4-81-03S or
DQE/DP/00539-041 May 1981. Transfered to RIM 5.0 Type Data Base
Management System 1982. Project Update to RIM 5.2 by Mar. 1983.
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories-EMSL-Las
Vegas
Other federal agencies
States and local agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other federal agency-Dept. of
Energy computer systems in Las Vegas.
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA hardware - DOE computer systems in Las
Vegas.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: None
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Ongoing as
more data is entered.
(CMP) Completion of forms
Gilbert D. Potter* OFC: SPA/E«SL-Las Vegas
AD; P.O. Box 15027, Las Vegas, Nevada 89114
PH: (702) 798-2316
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-10-82
(CNN) Contact name(s): Potter/G.D.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Monitoring and Technical Support
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Guality Assurance
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Accession No. 6301000106
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Fame of Data Base of Model: Utility Simulation Model Data Base
(ACft) Acronym of Data Base or Model: USM
(MED) ^edia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions Federal Power
Commission (FPC) form 67 ;0ther data sources: National Week"
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Utility Simulation
Model Data Base is used to describe the electric utlity industry so
that we may simulate it. The data base is separated into the
following categories: generating plant and system data/
primary energy source data/ economic data/ and environmental and
regulatory data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Andrea J. Van Horn/Stuart D. Liroff
(415); Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
literature searches
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;15 metals
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Compliance
data ;Cost/economic data ^Industry ^Location'.}Physical data ;
Political subdivisions population demographics ^Production levels
; extensive data on fossil fuel characteristics
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 09-30-81
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) dumber of observations in data base: 300000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 30000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations Reference data/citations Modeling Assumptions/ such
as generic operation and maintenance rates
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 150
(publications.)
(NCS) So. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
50.
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 35
00.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County Coordinates centroid of each county
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
?Plant location ;Parent corp name ;Federal Power Commission
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base not based on laboratory analysis.
(DPS) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
parts of the data base
(EDT) Edittingj Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting National Electric Reliability
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Councils reports ; Local agency various local agencies ;State
agency State EPA's, etc. ; Regional office EPA offices ;EPA lab
Industrial Environmental Research Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
;Qther federal agency Department of Energy ; National Coal
Association
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Teknekron Research, Inc,
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Established under Integrated
Technology Assessment program at EPA/ Office of Research and
Development.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Microfilm
Machine-readable ra« data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5 offices plus states
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development/Office of Energy, Minerals/
and Industry/ Office of Air, Noise/ and Radiation
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Department of Energy (DOE)
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
private utilities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Laurence Berkeley Lab
Computer Facilities
(DS?) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
>Microfich/film ^Original form (hardcopy/ readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Utility Simulation Model
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(ODB) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: Teknekron Research/ Inc*
unit-by-unit (existing and planned) data base on electricity
generation facilities.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Edward H. Peckon
OFC: E.H. Peckon and Associates, Inc.
AD: 5537 Hempsted Way, Springfield/ VA 22151
PH; (703) 642-1120
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-22-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 31
(KCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 28
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Accession No. 6301000106 magnesiuai
arsenic<7440-38-2> manganese<7439-96-5>
barium<7440-39-3> mercury<7439-97-6>
berylliura<7440-41-7> molybdenum and compounds
boron corapounds<7440-42-8> <7439-98-7>
cadti5ium<7440-43-9> nicJeel<7440-02-0>
calcium nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> seleniura<7782-49-2>
chlorine<7782-50-5> silver<7440-22-4>
chromium<7440-47-3> sodiua<7440-23-5>
cobalt<7440-48-4> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
copper<7440-50-8> titaniun<7440-32-6>
fluorine<7782-41-4> total suspended particulates
hydrocarbons uranium<7440-61-l>
iron<7439-89-6> vanadiun<7440-62-2>
leac<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-36
-0; 7440^38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-42-8; 7440-43-9;
630-08-0; 7782-50-5; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8;
7782-41-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7439-98-7; 7440-02-0; 10102-44-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 7440-23-5;
7446-09-5; 7440-32-6; 7440-61-1; 7440-62-2-; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hom,A.J. ; Nells/M. ; Soith^L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and Development.
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Accession No. 6301000109
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Strategic Environment Assessment
System-Residuals Generation Module
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SEAS-RES
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Solid waste ;Qther No
specific media: data are industry emission factors for a number
of pollutants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The SSAS-RESGEN Data
base contains national and state average emissions factors for a
number of air/ water and solid waste residuals from stationary/
mobile/ point/ and non-point sources. These data are derived
from sources and are most complete for the criteria air
conventional water/ and pollution control related solid waste
pollutants. The data base is expanding to include many more
toxics and hazardous wastes. The data base is designed for use
with the strategic Environmental Assessment System (SEAS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter B. Price (703) 827-6032 j
Computer-related Rai Shah (
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
literature surveys
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
}11 conventional water
(JiPP). Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost/economic
data ;Geographic subdivision ;Industry ;Population density ;
Precipitation production levels
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 12-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (Unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) $o. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (H
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;county ;AQCR
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
quality and scope of the data are variable. The user should
. contact the Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
before making use of the data.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base. Edit Data are generally checked for
consistency when encoded.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor The Mitre Corporation
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor The Mitre Corporation
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(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency planning
efforts.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development: Office of Environmental
Engineering and Technology and Office of Strategic Assessment and
Special Studies
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: MCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Strategic Environmental
Assessment System (SEAS) MIDS:6301000102 ?EPA hardware IBM
370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Continous
update
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Strategic
Environmental Assessment System (SEAS)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Other SEAS data bases/ ftP-42, Effluent Limitations Guidelines
Documents
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas Wolfinger
OFC: The Mitre Corporation
AD: 1820 Dolley Madison Blvd. McLean, VA 22102
PH: (703) 827-6000
(DF) Date of form completion: 09-09-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 13
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry nurcbers in data base: 6
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> oil and grease
dissolved oxygen oxygen demand
dissolved solids phosphorus<7723-14-0>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
lead<7439-92-l> suspended solids
nitrogen dioxicle<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Price,B. •/ Shah,R. ; Coleman,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and Development.
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Accession No. 6301000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Strategic Environment Assessment
System- non-pollutant data bases
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SSAS-OTH
(MSD) Nedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specific media economic,
regulatory/ demographic/ and energy data
(ABS) JSbstract/Qverview of Data Base or Model: The S2AS non-pollutant
data bases contain a wide variety of information including
historic economic data for counties by industry, energy supply
and demand and conversion data, data on past electric power
generation/ interpretations of published State Implementation
Plan regulations/ and etc.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter B. Price (703)827-6032 ;
Computer-related R. Shah (3
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Coobination/Other
research and reference and literature surveys
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) f'on-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost/economic
data ^Geographic subdivision ;industry ;Population density ;
Precipitation production levels ;£nergy supply and demand
;Economic input/output Flows
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-72 TO 12-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) ?o. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jcounty JAGCR
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
??lcnt location ^Parent corp name ^Parent corp location j Street
address >SIC code
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be avare: The
data are in many instances adjusted to reflect conditions in a base
year of 1972 (economic) or 1975 (energy).
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base. Edit Consistency checks are made when data
are derived.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor The Mitre Corporation
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor The Mitre Corporation
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
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Accession No. 6301000110 (cont)
Data collection requirement is to support Agency planning
efforts.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(R5P) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NUS) lumber of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development: Office of Environmental
Engineering and Technology and Office of Strategic Assessment and
Special Studies
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Strategic Environmental
Assessment System (SEAS) MIDS:6301000102 ;EPA hardware IBM 370
(CH{J) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPOT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Strategic
Environmental Assessment System (SEAS)
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Strategic Environmental Assessment System Residual Generation
Module Data base D6301000109
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction yith this data base: MFBI/
GURF, and many others from Department of Energy
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas Wolfinger
OFC: The Mitre Corporation
AD: 1820 Dolley Madison Blvd. McLean, VA 22102
PH: (703)827-6000
(DF) Date of form completion: 09-10-80
(CNM) Contact name(s): Price^B- ; Shah,R. ; ColemanrJ.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and Development.
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Accession Ho. 6301000113
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM} Name of Data Base of Model: Collection of Emissions,
Meteorological and Air Quality Data for Regional Studies
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions point, area
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The emissions portion
of the data base includes special regional inventories developed by
the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and the Department of
Energy (DOE) as veil as emission projections front Teknekron/
Inc.'s Utility Simulation Model (USM). The air quality data
Includes measurements from both the National Air Sampling Network
(NASN) and 54 special point source networks such as the American
Electric Power (AEP) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).
The meteorological data on hand represents a large fraction of
the data available through the National Climatic Center*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. Michael Mills (617) 890-6270
; Computer-related D
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other point
and area
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(KPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Precipitation
/Temperature ;Wind direction /Mind velocity ;0pper air data /
Precipitation chemistry (Canadian)
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 02-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(SOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000 or
more.(Estimated)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2000*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
54.
(NQF) J'umber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 54
*
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Eastern
U.S./ Ohio River Basin, Tennessee/ and Alabama
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plant location
(CDS) Pollutant Identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
has a uide range of format and time coverage* Really more of a
data collection or archive than a data base. Teknekron did not
do actual data collection/ only assembled already collected data.
Quality assurance is not applicable.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 50%.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Edit Checks for some of the point source
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Accession No. 6301000113 (cont)
monitoring data.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Teknekron Research/ Inc. ;EPA
headquarters Office of Research and Dev
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Teknekron Research/ Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 38 206 as amended/ Section 114 (CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development
EPA regional offices
SPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Region Y
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Statistical Analysis
System (SAS)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as project
requirements dictate
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: UNAMAP-Air
Pollution Modeling System
(ROSEPA) Related SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Aerometric and Emissions Reporting System (AEROS)/ national
Emissions Data System (NEDS)/ Storage and Retrieval of Aeronetrlc
Data (SAROAD)
(RDB) tfon-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: SEAS
(DQF)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael T. Mills
OFC: Teknekron Research/ Jnc.
AD: 69 Hickory Drive/ Waltham/ MA 02154
PH: (617) 890-6270
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-16-81
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> ozone
lead<7439-92-l> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 7439-92-1; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Mills,M. ; Hergert/D.
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(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and Development.
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Accession Ho. 6302000103
(CQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Flue Gas Desulfurizatlon Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FGDIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions Fossil
fired utility boilers ;Solid waste
(ABS) JSbstract/Overviau of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
information describing and identifying utility fossil fired
boilers and their associated flue gas desulfurization (FGD)
systems. It also contains design and performance data on the FGD
systems, design and actual removal, some information on waste
products or by-products of the systems, dates of FGD operation and
projected start-up dates, and FGD system vendors.
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Norman Kaplan (919)541-2556;
Computer-related Michael Melia (513)782-4677; EPA Office Norman
Kaplan (919)541-2556
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Utility boilers
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Collection method /Concentration measures ^Discharge points ;
Flow rates ;Industry ;Location ;Sampling data ;Site description ;
Temperature ;Test/analysis method ^Treatment devices ;Volume/mass
measures ; Dates of operation ^Projected dates of operation
;Categorization of flue gas desulfurization proces Process
suppliers ;Flue gas desulfurization dependability ;Flue gas
desulfurization design data ; Flue gas desulfurization sulfur
dioxide removal data ;Flue gas desulfurization system component par
Flue gas desulfurization space capacity
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Accession No. 6302000103
(cont)
data is not obtained by original observation; it is obtained by
an EPA Contractor from utilities, equipment suppliers, and others
on a voluntary basis. Much of the data is estimated.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? SO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
Edit Contractor performs logical checks to insure internal accuracy
on a monthly basis.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor PEDCO, Inc. ;Other federal
agency-Environmental Protection Agency
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory-RTP
Contractor P5DCO, Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 98-206 Section 114 (The Clean Air Act of 1963 as amended)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA Utility Flue Gas Desulfurization Survey (Quarterly) EPA
600/7-Series
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1300
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices/
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Stationary Source
Compliance Division, FGD system vendors and designers, reagent
suppliers,# EPA regional offices^ EPA laboratoriesf States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONItfAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000 JEPA
hardware Univac 1110
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes, system currently being
implemented with National Technical Information Ser
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other continuously
(CMP) Completion of form:
Norman Kaplan
OFC: Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory-RTP
AD: MD-61 RTP,NC 27711
PH: (919)541-2556
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
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Accession No. 6302000103 (cont)
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
flue gas dssulfurization sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
waste total suspended particulates
nitrogen dioxlde<10102-44-0>
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Accession No. 6302000108
(DQ) Dete of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Waroe of Data Base of Model: Liquid Effluents Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LEDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or'Model: Effluents All industries,
point sources ; Runoff All industries (coal piles/ ore piles/
etc.)
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: LEDS contains
measurements of liquid effluent streams front stationary
industrial and energy processes. Data may include source/process
characterization/ treatment technology design and operating
paremeters/ description of the sampling activity/ fuel or feed
material analysis results/ and the results of chemical,
biological, radiological/ and physical analyses performed on the
collected sample. The LEDS is part of the Environmental
Assessment Data Systems (EADS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary L. Johnson (919)541-7612;
Computer-related F. Nichols Young (919) 549-6915? EPA Office
Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection All industries
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) croups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 C«A ;11
conventional water >41 CWA potential criteria > 9 potential
drinking water ?299 hazardous substances ?15 Betals
(HPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;chemical data ;Collection method >Concentration measures }
Discharge points ;Flow rates ;lndustry ;Locatiou ;Sampling data ;
Site description ;Temperature ;Test/analysis method ^Treatment
devices / Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-80 to 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: serai annually ;Qther
As data are submitted
(NOB) Rurcber of observations in data base: 452.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100.
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 180.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 18
0. ,
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ;Tohn/tounship ^Street address ^Coordinates Latitude
and Longitude/ Country
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plsnt location ;SIC code ^Program identifier
CODE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Confi
dentiality requirements may often limit location information
disclosure.
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Accession No. 6302000108 (cont)
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base*
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab IERL/RTP, IERL/CIH, MERL/CIH, RSKERL
; Contractor lab Several involved; Acurex; EPA headquarters
Office of Water Regulation and Standards
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Municipal Municipal Environmental
Research Lab-Cincin.; Industrial Environmental Research Labs-RTP &
Cincir..
Contractor lab Several involved
Contractor Hapora; Acurex
EPA headquarters Office of Mater Regulations and Standards
UDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is for purposes of general research
and development
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OH3-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Treatability Manual LSDS User Guide (SPA-600/8-80-008, Jan. 1980)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices/
Office of Water Regulations and Standards/ Office of Mater
Enforcement
EPA laboratories
Contractors
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data.
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Environmental Assessment Data
System (System 2000) MIDS:630200010 EPA hardware Univac 1100/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: So
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Environmental Assessment Data Systems (BADS) - FPEIS, GEDS, and
' SDDS
(CMP) Completion of form:
Gary L. Johnson
OFC: Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory
AD: MD-62 RTP,KC 27711
PH: (919)541-7612
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 172
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 172
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Accession No. 6302000108
(cont)
(MAT)
If
I,
l,
I/
l
I fit 2- te tr achloroethane<79-34-5>
l(f2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5>
l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
2-dichlorobenzene< 95-50-l>
2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
2-trans-dichloroethy lene
<156-60-5>
3-dichlorobenzena<541-73-l>
3-dichloropropylene<542~75-6>
4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
4,5-t amines
4^5-t esters
4,5-t salts
4^5-tp acid esters
4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
4/5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TPX93-72-l>
4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
4/7/8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
cioxin (tcdd)
4-d acid<94-75-7>
4-d esters
4-dichlorophenol
4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2y6-dinltrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3/3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddd(p/p*tde)<72-54-8>
4/4--dde(p/p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol< 100-02-7>
base:
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
aldrin<3C9-00-2>
alkalinity
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
aluminun<7429-90-5>
amraonia<7664-41-7>
aramoniura acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
afflffloniuw bifluoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulfite<10192-30-0>
anuaonium carbaraate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
amroonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium f luoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium silicof luoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfamate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
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antimony trifluorlde<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<744Q-36-0>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pe«toxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulf ide<1303-33-9>
ars£nic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
bariuiD<7440-39-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-67-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzoic acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha< 31 9-84-6>
bhc-beta<3!9-85-7>
bhc-delta<3!9-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis (2-chloroethoxy) methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron corapounds<7440-42-8>
broieine<7726-95-6>
brpmomethane<74-83-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylanjine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium broraide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadffiiunK7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<8l4-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
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Accession No. 6302000103
(cont)
di-r-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dialkyl ethers
d!azlnon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a, h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dicaraba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluorowethane<75-71-8>
di cMo rome thane< 75-0 9-2>
dichloropropane<26638-19-7>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichloropropene<26952-23-8>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
diroethylaraine<124-40-3>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
diphenyl ether
diquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27l76-87-0>
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylene dibroraide {edb)
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
fecal coliforn
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammoniurc oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
formaIdehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
fuaaric acid<110-17-8>
furfural<98-01-l>
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
i sop r ene <7 8-7 9-5>
isopropanolaraine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulflde<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and conpounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chro«ate<14307-35-8>
malathion<121-75-5>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
nanganese<7439-96-5>
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raercaptodiraethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-35-8>
mercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78~93-3>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
raevinphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
roirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monomethylamine<74-89-5>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
ri-fiitrosodiiaethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitriloacetates
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitrotoluene
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresoK 59-50-7>
paraforroaldehyde<30525-89-4>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016}
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulf ide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassiun arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichromate<7778-50-9>
potassium chronate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
quinoline<91-22-5>
radon<10043-92-2>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
secondary amines
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium<77 82-49- 2>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisul£ite<7631-90-5>
sodium chrofflate<7775-ll-3>
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sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium f luoride<7681-49-4>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorlte<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10l02-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strychine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thailiuin<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesul
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
triraethylaaiine<75-50<-3>
uraniuo<7440-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chioride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300~71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc bromide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide<557-21-l>
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc formate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nltrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphlde<1314-84-7>
zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zirconium tetrachloride
<10026-ll-6>
trichlorophenol
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
106-46-7; 75-99-0; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7;
120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2; 606-20-2; 110-75-8? 91-58-7;
95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3;
534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8;
75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 75-86-5; 67-64-1; 506-96-7;
75-36-5; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 309-00-2; 107-18-6;
107-05-1; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4;
1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0;
506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8;
628-63-7; 62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9;
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Accession So. 6302000108 (cont)
10025-91-9; 7783-S6-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 1303-32-8; 1303-28-2;
7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 542-62-1;
7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7;
135S7-99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1;
7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 74-83-9; 123-86-4; 85-68-7;
109-73-9; 107-92-6; 543-90-8; 7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1;
52740-16-6; 75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0;
7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0;
56-23-5; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2; 1066-30-4; 7738-94-5;
10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5; 218-01-9; 7440-48-4;
7789-43-7; 544-18-3; 14017-41-5; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 1319-77-3;
4170-30-3; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 57-12-5; 506-77-4;
110-82-7; 8065-48-3; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 333-41-5; 53-70-3;
132-64-9; 1913-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-30-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4;
75-71-8; 75-09-2; 26638-19-7; 26952-23-8; 62-73-7; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 109-89-7; 131-11-3; 124-40-3; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6;
2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
563-12-2; 100-41-4; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 107-15-3; 1185-57-5;
14221-47-7; 7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5;
10045-89-3; 7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-17-8; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 7647-01-0; 7664-39-3;
74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 193-39-5; 7439-89-6; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1;
78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 301-04-2; 3687-31-8;
7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8;
1072-35-1; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9;
7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 7439-96-5;
2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8;
10415-75-5; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 78-93-3; 74-93-1; 80-62-6;
298-00-0; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7; 75-04-7;
74-89-5; 84-74-2; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 300-76-5; 91-20-3;
1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 7718-54-9; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4;
7440-02-0; 7697-37-2; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 7727-37-9; 25154-55-6;
59-50-7; 30525-89-4; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 75-44-5; 7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3;
7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 7784-41-0; 10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6;
151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 2312-35-8? 79-09-4; 123-62-6;
75-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 91-22-5; 10043-92-2; 108-46-3;
12640-89-0; 7782-49-2; 7761-88-8; 744G-22-4; 7440-23-5; 7631-89-2;
7784-46-5; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9;
2515S-30-0; 7681-49-4; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4;
7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 7789-06-2;
57-24-9; 100-42-5; 10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4;
78-00-2; 107-49-3; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 103-88-3; 8001-35-2;
75-25-2; 52-68-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 25167-82-2; 27323-41-7;
121-44-8; 75-50-3; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 1314-62-1;
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7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7;
1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9;
7646-85-7; 557-21-1; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4;
7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0;
7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(C?JM) Contact name(s): Johnson,G.L. ; Young,F.N.; Johnson,G.L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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(DO) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) lame of Data Base of Model: Fine Particle Emissions Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FPEIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions Stationary
point source
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The FPEIS contains
particle concentrations by particle size from sampling of
industrial and energy processes. Data may include source/process
characterization, control technology design and operating
parameters, description of the sampling activity, fuel or feed
material analysis, and the results of chemical, biological,
radiological, and physical analyses performed on the collected
sample* The FPSIS is part of the Environmental Assessment Data
Systems (EADS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary L. Johnson (919)541-7612;
Computer-related F. Nichols Young (919)•549-8915? EPA Office
Gary L. Johnson (919)541-7612
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Industrial and energy processes
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals }5 KESHAPS ;7 criteria NAAQS ;18 radioactive } 129 307
CWA ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
date ;chemical data ^Collection method ;Concentration measures ;
Discharge points ;Flow rates ;Industry ^Location ;Sampling data ;
Site description ;Temperature ;Test/analysis method ^Treatment
devices ; Volume/mass measures >Fuel/Feedstock analysis results
;Control/Treatment design and operating param Source category
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 to 12-31-82
(TRiM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other On-going: data
submitted when sampling is completed
(MOB) dumber of observations in data base: 2600«(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 500.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 305.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 30
5-
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ?City ;Town/township ^Street address ^Country
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SIC code jProgram identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Sorae
site locations and site names are not given due to
confidentiality agreements.
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(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(FRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base*
(SOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory - RTP ^Contractor lab Sever Contractor Several
participating jOther federal agency Department of Energy }
Electric Power Research Institute ^California Air Resources Board
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Accession No. 6302000109
(cont)
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers
(MAT) Substances represented in data
l/l/l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1/1/2,7f-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
1,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
1/2, A, -trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50~l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
If 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l/2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
If 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-1>
If3-dichloropropylene<542-75-6>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/ 4,7, 8-tetr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcd<3)
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-33-2>
2^4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2, 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2jr6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nltropropane<79-46-9>
3/3'-dichlorobenzidin€<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4,4'-dde(p/p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromopheuyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chilorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<7 5-07-0>
acrclein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
ally! chloride<107-05-l>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antiraony<7440-36-0>
in data base: 91
base:
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
barium 140<14798-08-4>
bariura<7440-39-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a) anthracene< 56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(gxh,i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluor an thene< 207-08- 9>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
berylllum<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy) me thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chioroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloroniethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broroomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadraiura<7440-43-9>
carbon 14<14762-75-5>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
cesium 137<10045-97-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibrowomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chl or op r ene
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodif luoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroffiethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
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dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethylnitrosamine<62-75~9>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endcsulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosuifan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
eptchlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethylbenzene<100-4l-4>
ethylene dibromide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxlde<75-21-8>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
forroaldehyde<50-00-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
h€3(cchlorobutadiene<87-€8-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroetharie<67-72-l>
hydrocarbons
indeno (l/2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodine 129<15046-34-l>
iodine 131<10043-66-0>
iron<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
krypton 85<13983-27-2>
leac<7439-92-l>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
mangarese<7439-96-5>
raercury<7439-97-6>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<62l-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaraine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nlckel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-^
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroe thy lene
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
Plutonium 238<13981-16-3>
Plutonium 239<15117-48-3>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium<7 440-09-7>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
radiolcrypton
radioxenon
radium 226<13982-63-3>
selenlum<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
strontium 89<14158-27-l>
strontium 90<10098-97-2>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thaliiu!n<7440-28-0>
titanium<7440-32-6>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
tritiu(B<10028-17-8>
uranium 234<13966-29-5>
uranium 235<15117-96-l>
uraniuffi 238<7440-61-1>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylldene chloride<75-35-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 91-94-1;
205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 107-02-8; 107-13-1;
309-00-2; 107-05-1; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
14798-08-4; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8;
191-24-2; 207-08-9; 100-44-7; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6;
319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 14762-75-5; 56-23-5;
10045-97-3; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3;
74-87-3; 126-99-8; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2;
60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 62-75-9; 123-91-1; 828-00-2;
1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
100-41-4; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 50-00-0;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5;
15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 7439-89-6; 78-59-1; 13983-27-2; 7439-92-1;
108-39-4; 108-38-3; 108-31-6; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 71-55-6;
74-88-4; 621-64-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 684-93-5; 59-89-2; 95-48-7; 95-47-6;
59-50-7; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 106-42-3; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
87-86-5; 127-18-4; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 75-44-5; 13981-16-3;
15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 13982-63-3; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
7440-32-6; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1; 7440-62-2; 75-01-4;
75-35-4; 7440-66-6
(CiM) Contact name(s): Johnson,G.L. ; Young,F.$«; Johnson,G.L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development. Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Solid Discharge Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SDDS
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents All industries
;Sedlment ;Solid waste
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: SDDS contains
measurements of solid discharge streams from stationary
industrial and energy processes. Data may include process
descriptions, treatment/disposal technology design and operating
parameters* description of the sampling activity, fuel or feed
material analysis results, and the results of chemical,
biological/ radiological, and physical analyses performed on the
collected sample. SDDS is part of the Environmental Assessment
Data System (EADS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612;
Computer-related F. Nichols Young (919) 549-8915; EPA Office
Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Poiut source data
collection All industries
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 11 conventional
water ;15 metals
(NPP) Mon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Cheraical data ;Collection method Concentration measures ;
Discharge points /Flow rates /Industry ^Location ;Sampling data ;
Site description /Temperature ;Test/analysis method ;Treatment
devices ; Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 01-01-80 to 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other As submitted by
Contractors
(HOB) dumber of observations in data base: 56 (Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 300.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 21.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(KOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 21
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City ;Town/township ;Street address ;Countcy
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include! Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SIC code ;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LJM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aaare: Confi
dentiality requirements may often limit location information
disclosure.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysls method documented
(AM.) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
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(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates nay exist but are
not included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Lab.-RTF and Cine in. ; Contractor Several firms involved
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Lab.-RTP
Contractor Midwest Research Institute
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Date collection requirement is for purposes of general research
and development
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base* Publications
SDDS User Guide (EPA-600/8-80-009, Jan. 1980)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable ran data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Contractors to EPA
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Microfich/film
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Environmental Assessment Data
Systems MIDS:6302000101 ; EPA hardware Univac 1100/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As needed
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Environmental Assessment Data Systems (FPEIS, GEDS, and LEDS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Gary L. Johnson
QFC: Industrial Environmental Research Lab-RTP
AD: MD-62 RTP, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-7612
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 84
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 84
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acidity dissolved oxygen
alkalinity dissolved solids
arsenic<7440-38-2> fecal coliform
barium<7440-39-3> iron<7439-89-6>
beryllium<7440-41-7> lead<7439-92-l>
cadmium<7440-43-9> manganese<7439-96-5>
chrcmium<7440-47-3> mercury<7439-97-6>
cobalt<7440-48-4> nickel<7440-02-0>
copper<7440-50-8> nitrogen<7727-37-9>
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oil and grease
oxygen demand
ph
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of
seleniura<7782-49-2>
suspended solids
titanium<7440-32-6>
vanadIuro<7440-62-2>
substances included in data base:
7440-38
-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-43-9? 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4;
7.440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
744C-02-0; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-32-6;
7440-62-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Johnson^G.L« ; Young/F.N«? Johrtson/G.L.
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Accession No* 6302000111
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: Gaseous Emissions Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models GEDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions Stationary
sources/ all industries
(ASS) Abstract/ Over view of Data Base or Model: GEDS contains
measurements of gaseous emissions from stationary industrial and
energy processes* Data may Include source/process
characterization, control technology design and operating
parameters, description of sampling activity, fuel or feedstock
analysis results, and results of chemical, biological,
radiological, and physical analyses performed on the collected
sample. The GEDS is a part of the Environmental Assessment Data
Systems (EADS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary L* Johnson (919) 541-7612;
Computer-related F. Nicholls Young (919) 549-8915; EPA Office
Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection All industries
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) croups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data /Chemical data ^Collection method /Concentration measures ;
Discharge points ;Flo« rates ;industry ;Location ;Sampling data ;
Site description ^Temperature ;Test/analysis method /Treatment
devices ; Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-80 to 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other As data are
submitted
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 440 (Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 500.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 95.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 95
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Clty ;Toun/township ;Street address ;Country
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SIC cede ;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Confi
dentiality requirements may often limit location information
disclosure. GEDS is a new system and has feu data at present.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented Analysis method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on SPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
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(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
Contractor lab Several
involved ^Contractor Several involved ; Other federal agency
Department of Energy }Electric Power Research Institute ;
California Air Resources Board
(ABV) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Labs-RTP & Cincin.
Contractor Acurex
UDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is for purposes of general research
arid development.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
GEDS User Guide (EPA-60Q/8-80-OQ6, Jan. 1980)
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development Office of Environmental
Engineering Technology
EPA laboratories
Contractor
(CNF) Confidentiality of cata and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data*
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) type of data access: SPA software Environmental Assessment Data
Systems (System 2000) MIDS:630200010 EPA hardware Univac 1100/82
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0> benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
acrolein<107-02-8> bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l> carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
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chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dimethylnitrosamine<62-75-9>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxln<823-00-2>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethylene dibromide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
formaldehyde<50-00~0>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hydrocarbons
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
raaleic anhydride<108-31-6>
manganese<7439-96-5>
methyl lodide<74-88-4>
n-nitrosodi€thylaniine<55-18-5>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrosoffl€thylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosoraorphollne<59-89-2>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
polychlorlnated biphenyls (PCBs)
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
toluene<108-88-3>
trlchloroethylene<79-01-6>
vinylldene chloride<75-35-4>
methyl chloroforni<71-55-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 79-46-9
> 75-07-0; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 107-05-1; 100-44-7; 542-88-1;
56-23-5; 108-90-7; 67-66-3; 126-99-8; 75-09-2; 62-75-9; 123-91-1;
828-00-2; 106-89-8; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 50-00-0;
77-47-4; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 108-31-6; 7439-96-5; 71-55-6;
74-88-4; 55-18-5; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 684-93-5; 59-89-2;
95-48-7; 95-47-6; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 106-42-3; 127-18-4; 108-95-2;
75-44-5; 75-56-9; 108-88-3; 79-01-6; 75-35-4
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Johnson,G.L. ; Young,F.N.; Johnson,G.L.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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(DO) Date of questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Multimedia Environmental Goals Data
Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: MEGDAT
(M£0) Media/Subject of Data Base or Modal: No specific media
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: MEGDAT is a reference
data base that contains comprehensive properties/ toxicology,
and regulatory data on organic compounds and species. Data
include occurrences in air/ land, and water media; human and animal
toxicity data; information relative to genotoxlc potential;
aquatic toxicity; and phytotoxicity. Details and references are
given for any standards, criteria, or recommendations that are
applicable. The MSGDAT data base is part of the Environmental
Assessment Data System.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Carrie L. Kingsbury (919) 541-5861
; Computer-related R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other N/ft
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(DPQ) Projected operational date of Data Base: 01-00-81
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;5 NESHAPS ?7 criteria NAAQS ;3 HID CAA ; 129 307 CWA
;41 CWA potential criteria ;21 drinking Mater standards ; 9
potential drinking water ;29 drinking water monitoring ;299
hazardous substances ; 48 cancelled pesticides ;9 monitoring
pesticides ;54 TSCA assessment ; RCRA hazardous wastes ;16
Pre-RPAR ;15 metals
(NPP) Fon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ^Health effects ;5olubility ^Application
regulati Literature Citations ;Threshold Limit Value (TLV) ;Lethal
Dose to 50% of population (LD50)
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1500(Estimated)
(fiEl) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100
(IMF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Over
time all of the indicated pollutants will be included in the
data base. This data base Mill not be operational until early
1982.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CSV) Data collected by: Contractor Several involved in project
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory-RTP
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Contractor Research Triangle Institute
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: to support other EADS data
bases
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support the SADS system and
data bases
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 Offices
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(CMP) Completion of form:
Gary L. Johnson
OFC: Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory
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PH: (919) 541-7612
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 760
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1015
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
"0,0-diethyl phosphoricacid/0-p- l,l-dimethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> l,12-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl) 1/2, 3f 4,10,10-hexachlor o-l,4,4a, 5,
phoshorothioOJ,0-diethyl-s-(2- 8,8a~hejcahydro-1^4:5,8-endo^
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of endo-dimetha
phosphorodithioicacid 1^2, 4/-trichlorobenzene 1^2/4/5-
0/0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos tetrachlorobenzene<95-94-3>
1,1,1/2-tetrachloroethane l/2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<630-20-6> <96-12-8>
l/l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> l,2-dibroraoethane<106-93-4>
I,1/2f2f-tetrachloreethane l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
<79-34-5> l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l/l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6> l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> l,2-diraethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
508
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(cont)
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
I/2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<12Q-82-l>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
1,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
\t3-dichloropropylene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadiene<504-60~9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
1,4-naphth oqui none
l-(c-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
roethylindole-3-acetic acid
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2/2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2/3,4,6-tetrachl«rophenol<58-90-2>
"if 4^5-t amines
2,4/5-t esters
2,4^5-t salts
2f4,5-tp acid esters
1t 4, 5- trichl orophenoK 95-95-4>
2/4x5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4-,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2/4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetlc acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-dinethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2/6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylamlnoflourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110~75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol< 95-57- 8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-nethyl-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(methylcarbonyl)oxirae
< 80-62
-6>
2-!Bethylaziridin«<75-55-8>
2-iaethyllactonitrile<7S»86-5>
2-naphthylai8ine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4, 6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-diBethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3 '-diinethyl-l(«ethylthio)-2-
butanone-0-((methylamino)
carbonyDoxime
3,3'-diroethylben2idine<119-93-7>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-(methyla»ino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-raethylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
39196-18-4>
4,4'-ddd(p,p*tde)
4, 4 *-dde{p,p '-ddx) <72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,4'-raethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(afflinojDethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-afflino-l,la,2,8,8a,8b-hexahydro-
8- (hydroxy methyl ) 8-met hoxy-5-
methyl
-caraba
509
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(cont)
7/12-diniethylbenz(a)ant 7-
cxabicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2,3-
dlcarboxylic
ecld<145-73-3>
aceraphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-1>
acipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
ally! alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
alpha/ alpha-diirethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha/ alpha-dimethylphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluena<100-44-7>
aluirinum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01~3>
aluirinura<7429-90-5>
amitraz (baara)<33089-61-l>
amitrole<61-82-5>
ammcnia<7664-41-7>
ammonluai acetate<631-61-8>
afliironium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
aicroonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammcnium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
aipnoniuffl f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium fluoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
annoniuiu oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammcnium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfa»ate<7773-06-0>
ammonium suit ide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trif luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
aramlte<140-57-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulf ide<1303-33-9>
arsenic <7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
bariura<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzac
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzene thiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g^h^i)perylene<191-24-2>
b enzo (k )f luor anthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
510
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(cont)
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gaoiina<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis<2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bisiruth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
broitine<7726-95-6>
brorcoacetone<598-31-2>
bromobenzene<108-86-l>
br OBI ochlorobenzene<2 8906-3 8-9>
bromodichloromethane<75-27-4>
brorcomethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butachlor<23!84-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadndum<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulf onate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carfcaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorawbucil<305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibroi»oiEethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
< 107-3.0-2>
chloroprene
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10C49-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-1^2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<802l-39-4>
cresol
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
c\imene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
511
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Accession No. 6302000112
(cont)
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77~4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110~82-7>
eyelohexanone<10 8-94-1>
cyclophosphaiaide<50-18-0>
daunoinycin<2 0830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylfluoroohosphate
<55-91-4>
dl-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosaiaine<621-64-7>
dialkyl ethers
dlalkyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a,l)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dlbromoiaethane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicaraba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dlchlorobrofflomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodi£luororaethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodomethane<594-04-7>
dicliloroH(iethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<26638-19-7>
dichloropropene
dlchloropropene-dIchloropropane
mixture
dicMorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybuitane
diethyl phthalate<34-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
dlethylarsine
diethylstllbestrol<56"53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
diraethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalata<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dinethylanine<124-40-3>
dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnltrosamine<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenyl ether
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dipropylaffline<142-84-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-S4-l>
dodecylberizenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
ebdc's (ethylenebisdithiocarbaiaate
s)
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-f8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epn {ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thlonoben
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl nethacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbamate
ethylene dibroroide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenedianine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric ammonium cltrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
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ferric nitrate<10421-43-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorineC7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid/ sodium salt
flucrotrichlorom€thane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furaaric acid<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexschlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexechlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexschloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydra*ine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydlmethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane< 74-88-4>
iron and corapounds<7439-89-6>
iroii dextran<90Q4-66-4>
iror<<7439-89-6>
Isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamlne dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
ffl-cresol<108-39-4>
ffl-xylene<108-38-3>
fflalathion<121-75-5>
raalelc acid
roaleic anhydride<108-31-6>
oaleic hydrazlde<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mate
raelphalan<148-82-3>
nercaptodlnethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury fulBinate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanearsenates
methanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methorayl<16752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyaerylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (»ek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
513
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methyl raercaptan<74-93~l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathlon<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
mevlnphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
mirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monomethylamine<74-89-5>
montiron
n,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
Kine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaraine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodiraethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodlphenylaffline<86-30-6>
n-nitrosoraethyIvInylamine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthlourea
n-propylamine
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenlc acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanlde<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nltrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitralin<4726-14-l>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acld<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitriloacetates
nitroben2ene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorphollne<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol< 90-05-1>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octamethylpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed uith 2
moles ethylene oxide
osfflium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-H-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
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perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene< 85-01-8>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
Phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate 298-0202
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/o/o-
dimethyl ester/o-ester nith n,
n-dimethylbenzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsejiite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichroraate<7778-50-9>
potassium chromate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<109-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
quinones
radon<10043-92-2>
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
sxs,s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenium<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34-9>
sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1060)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphates dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium S€lenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptO7Otocin
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
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(cont)
sulfates
sulfldes
sulfonamide
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
te trachloroe thene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethyleneC127-18-4>
tetrachloromethan€<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
t e tr ahydofur an
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thalliura<7440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8>
thioseniicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiurara<137-26-8>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
toxsjJhene<8001-35-2>
triellate<2303-17-5>
tribroraomethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<2S323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trlchloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorof luoroaiethane<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
trimethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris(2,3-dibromopropyl)phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-3I-7>
uracil nustard<66-75-l>
uraniura<7440-61-1>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadlum<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sul£ate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chlorlde<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc bronide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc formate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphide
zinc silicofluoride
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zlnc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zlrconiua tetrachloride
<10026-ll-6>
triethanolaraine dodecylbenzenesulf
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 79-01-6; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-S; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6;
156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
516
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Accession No. 6302000112 (cont)
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1;
106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5;
93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 205-99-2;
542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1;
504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4;
99-55-8; 145-73-3; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8;
309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7?
20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7;
631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0;
1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7;
62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-^18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9;
7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-32-8;
1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
1912-24-9; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 1918-00-9; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3;
1861-40-1; 17804-35-2; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9;
108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7; 98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5;
7787-49-7; 13597-99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 598-31-2;
108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 357-57-3; 23184-66-9;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 75-60-5; 543-90-8;
7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6; 75-20-7;
13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8;
133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4;
75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5;
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3;
14017-41-5; 544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4;
1319-77-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8;
7447-39-4; 3251-23-8; 814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7;
815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5;
110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4;
84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7; 2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3;
132-64-9; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9;
1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7;
75-09-2; 696-28-6; 26638-19-7; 62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5?
84-66-2; 109-89-7; 56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3;
77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6;
123-91-1; 828-00-2; 38622-18-3; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4;
330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8; 2104-64-5; 136-25-4;
517
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Accession No. 6302000112 (cont)
563-12-2; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 97-63-2;
62-50-0; 56-38-2; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2;
75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7;
7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3;
7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4;
50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 86-50-0;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 67-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8;
7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4;
7439-89-6; 9004-66-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1;
78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 303-34-4;
301-04-2; 3687-31-8; 7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5;
10101-63-0; 10099-74-8; 7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2;
1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8;
108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1;
109-77-3; 7439-96-5; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7> 592-04-1;
10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4;
7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5;
126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4;
74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2;
7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5;
150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5;
615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6;
100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3;
1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7;
12054-48-7; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 4726-14-1;
14797-55-8; 7697-37-2; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0;
10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2;
95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5; 95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0;
59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6;
106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
110S6-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4;
72-56-0; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2; 696-28-6;
103-82-2; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 7664-38-2;
7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7723-14-0;
88-S9-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6; 7784-41-0; 10124-50-2; 7778-50-9;
7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5;
1918-16-7; 109-98-8; 2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0;
75-56-9; 114-26-1; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 110-86-1;
91-22-5; 10043-92-2; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 299-84-3; 83-79-4;
78-48-8; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 12640-89-0; 7446-34-6;
7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1;
122-34-9; 7440-23-5; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8;
10568-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9;
25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2;
7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8;
7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 7789-06-2; 1314-96-1? 57-24-9; 57-24-9;
100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4;
127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9;
509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5; 7791-12-0;
101C2-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5; 23564-05-8; 79-19-6;
518
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Accession No. 6302000112 (cont)
62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8;
8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 78-48-8; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1;
79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 25167-82-2; 27323-41-7;
121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7> 72-57-1;
50-31-7; 66-75-1; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6;
11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4;
75-C1-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6;
769S-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4;
7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6;
13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Ringsbury^G.L. ; Helch^R. ; Johnson/G.L,
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
519
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Accession No. 6302000113
(DQ) Date of Questionaire; 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fugitive Emissions Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FEIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Effluents all
industries, stationary sources ;Emissions all industries, st
Runoff ex. coal pile, waste pile, wastewater ;Solid waste
(AfiS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Fugitive Emissions
Information System (FEIS) will contain multimedia
emissions/effluents/discharges data from sampling activities
performed on site-specific industrial and energy processes.
Data may include source/ process characteristics, test procedures
descriptions, control technology design and operating parameters,
meteorological data, process fuel or feed material analysis
results, and the results of chemical, biological, physical, and
radiological analyses performed on the collected sample. The
FEIS is part of the Environmental Assessment Data Systems (EADS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612;
Computer-related J. Patrick Helder (816) 753-7600; EPA Office
Gary L. Johnson (919) 541-7612
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
site-specific ambient (fugitive) sampling
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 09-01-83
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;5 NESHAPS ;7 criteria NAAQS ?129 307 CWA ; 11
conventional water ;41 CWA potential criteria ;21 drinking water
standards ; 9 potential drinking water ;29 drinking water
monitoring ;299 hazardous substances ; 48 cancelled pesticides ;9
monitoring pesticides ;54 TSCA assessment ; RCRA hazardous
wastes ;16 Pre-RPAR ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
datE ;Chemical data Collection method Concentration measures ;
Discharge points ;Flou rates ;Industry ;Location ;Physical data ;
Precipitation ^Production levels ;Sampling date ;Site description ;
Temperature ?Test/analysis method ;Treatment devices ;Volume/mass
measures ; wind direction ;Wind velocity ;Stream type ;Solar
insolation ; background level ;relative humidity ;cloud cover
;test procedure
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 09-30-80 to 09-01-83
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed ;0ther as
• data is submitted for entry
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: O(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 50
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(GSO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
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(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State >City }Town/township ^Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SIC code ?Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Confi
dentiality limitations may restrict disclosure of location
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: SPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory-RTP (ISRL-RTP); Contractor lab several; Contractor
several
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Industrial Environmental Research
Laboratory-Research Triangle Park (IERU-RTP)
Contractor Midwest Research institute
(IDL) Laboratory identification: ND
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is for the purposes of general
research and development
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: nothing
available at this time
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Environmental Assessment Data
Systems (EADS) (System 2000) HIDSJ6 SPA hardware UNIVAC 1100/82
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other none (not yet
operational)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Environmental Assessment Data Systems: Fine Particle Emissions
Information System (FFEIS)/ Gaseous Emissions Data System
(GEDS), Liquid Effluents Data System (LEDS), Solid Discharge Data
System (SDDS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Gary L. Johnson
OFC: Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory-RTP# AD: MD-62
Research Triangle Park North Carolina 27711
PH: (919) 541-7612
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 778
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1022
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(MAT) Substances represented in data
"0,0-diethyl phosphoricacid/0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
0, 0-diethyl-0-(2-j>yrazinyl)
phoshorothioO,Q-diethyl-s-{2~
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of
phosphorodithioicacid
Q,0-di ethyl-s-nethyl ester of phos
1,1,1,2-tetrachioroethane
<630-20-6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-S>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
Ifl-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
Ifl-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-diinethylhydrazine
l,12-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
l,2,3,4,10,10-he:xachloro-l,4,4a,5,
8,8a-hexahydro-l, 4:5^8-endo,
endo-dimetha
1,2,4,-trichlorobenzene 1,2,4,5-
tetrachlorobenzene< 95-94-3>
l,2-dibrorao-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
1,2-dibroraoethane<106-93~4>
1,2-dichlorobenzeno<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87--5>
l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615~80-l>
l,2-diraethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
1,3-dichloropropylene<542-75-6>
1,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
1,4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
iuethylindole-3-acetic acid
base:
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,3, 4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-te tr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-diraethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluer»e<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminoflourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylviny1 ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinltrophenol
<131-89-S>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-nethyl-2-(methy1thio)propionalde
hyde-o-(Bethylcarbonyl)oxime
<80-62
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
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3, 3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-dimethoxybenzidine
3,3*-dimethyl-l(methylthio)-2-
butanone-O-C(Hiethylafflino)
carbonyl) oxitne
3,3'-diniethylbenzidln€<119-93-7>
3,4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
3_r4-dihydroxy-alpha-(methylamino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
39196-18-4>
4,4'-ddd(p,p'tde)
4, 4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 4"-methylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochlorlde
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nltrophenol<100-02-7>
5- (aminomethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-anino-l, la/ 2, 8, 8 a/ 8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl) 8-raethoxy-5-
methyl-caraba
7,12-dlmethylbenz{a)ant 7-
oxabicyco L( 2, 2, l)heptane-2, 3-
dlcarboxyllcacld<145-73-3>
acenaphthene< 83-32 -9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-9>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
alpha, alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha/ alpha-diroethylphene thy lam ine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chloroto luene
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulf ate<10043-01-3>
alurainura<7429-90-5>
amitraz (baam)<33089-61-l>
araitrole<61-82-5>
ammonia<7664-41-7>
ammoniuta acetate<63l-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
anunoniura bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
anfflonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
anmonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium t luoride<12125-Ol-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<13l-74-8>
ammonium silicof luoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulf amate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
anyl acetate<628-63-7>
anillne<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<76 47-18- 9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride
antimony trif luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
aramite<140-57-8>
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arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
a r sen I c p e n t ox Id e< 13 0 3 - 2 8- 2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benoff.yl<17804-35-2>
benz
benzac
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloridc<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
berylliun<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-garania<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-be ta<3 19-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)wethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopro?yl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis{2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88~l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron corapounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromoacetone<598-31-2>
bromobenzene<108-86-l>
bromochloroben2ene<28906-38-9>
b romodich1oromethane<75-27-4>
broiBomethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butachlor<23184-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium brooide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadmium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-l€-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium codecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorarabucil<305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodlbroaomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroforro<67-66-3>
chloro«ethane<74-87-3>
chlorotnethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
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chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88~2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chrcraiuaK7440~47-3>
chrcmous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-1, 2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous broraide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
coun>aphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresoKlSl 9-77-3 >
cresyiic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cuprlc acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<325l-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<8!5-82-7>
cyana7ine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daUnomycin<20830-8l-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-r-propylnitrosaffline<621-64-7>
dialkyl ethers
dialkyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibromochlorooiethane<124-48-l>
dibroraoroeth3ne<74-95-3>
dlbutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-€>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<7S-71-8>
dichloroiodornethane<594-04-7>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<78-87-5>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichloropropene<542-75-6>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylaiEin€<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
die thyIstilbes trol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
diaethylamine<124-40-3>
difflethylcarbaicoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dinethylnitrosamine<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
dlphenyl ether
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dipropylamine
dlquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
ebdc's (ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
s)
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edt3<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
eridosulfan-beta<332i3-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endriri aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-6>
epichlorohydriJD<106-89-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
2enephosonateX2104-64-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-5Q-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
etbylbenzene
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdlthlocarbanate
ethjlene dibroraide (edb)
ethylene dichloride<107~06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenedlauiine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
fecal coliforia
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57~5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous aminoniuJB sulf ate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid^ sodium salt
fluorotrichloroinethane<75-69-4>
forn'aldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furaaric acld<110-17-8>
furen<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3> r
hep tachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydra2ine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (1^2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid^ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lsoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolaraine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead st€arate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592~87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
526
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(cont)
lithium and corcpounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
m-cresol
m-xylene<108-38-3>
malathion<121-75-5>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123~33-l>
malouonitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
manirade beta
mate
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercaptodimethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7763-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
raethanearsonates
methanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methorayl<16752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylotiitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroforra<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
microbiology ccliform bacteria
mirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
monomethylamine< 74-89- 5>
monuron
n^ n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
mine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-fflethyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidl
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-aaethylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-D-sne thy lure thane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54-7>
n~nitroscdiethylamlne<55-18-5>
n-nitroscdinethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13!38-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitralin<4726-14-l>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitriloacetates
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitroscmethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
527
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Accession No. 6302000113
(cont)
o-toluidine hydrochlor ide
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
oc tame thylpyrophosphor amide (QMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
Boles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
oxygen demand
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniliiie< 106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p- dimethyl am inoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroani1ine<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
par aldehyde< 123-63 -7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parathion<56~38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachloroben2ene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
ph
phenacetin<6 2-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate 298-0202
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothioic acid/o/o-
dimethyl ester/o-ester with n,
n-diocthyl
benzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80~3>
phosphorus sulfide
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
photon emitters
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polybtOBiinated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychloiinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassiun arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichromate<7778-50-9>
potassium chromate<7789-00-6>
potassiun cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiua hydroxide<1310-53-3>
potassiuoi permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassiuo silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<109-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acld<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
quinones
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
radon<10043-92-2>
reserpine<50~55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
528
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Accession No. 6302000113
(cont)
s,s,s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenium<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<776l-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34-9>
sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628~22-8>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulflde<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin
strobane<8001-50-1>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
suliates
sulfides
sulfonaraide
sulfur dloxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfurlc acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachlororaethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithlopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14~8>
thalllc oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thallium<7440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiophanate raethyl<23564-05-8>
thiosemicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuraro<137-26-8>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toiuene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
total suspended particulates
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phsophorotrlthioate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane< 25323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichiorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichioromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trichlorophenol
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
trimethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris(2,3-dibromopropyl)phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31-7>
529
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Accession No. 6302000113 (cont)
turbidity zinc bronide<7699-45-8>
uracil «mstard<66-75-l> zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
uranium<7440-61-l> zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3> zinc cyanide
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4> zinc f lxioride<7783-49-5>
urethane<51-79-6> zinc forroate<557-41-5>
vanadic acid, ammonium salt zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
<11115-67-6> zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l> zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
vanadiura<7440-62-2> zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6> zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4> zinc<7440-66-6>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4> zirconium nitrate<13?46-89-9>
xylene<1330-20-7> zirconium potassium fluoride
xylenol<1300-71-6> <16923-95-8>
zinc acetate<557-34-6> zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zinc ammonium chloride zirconiua tetrachloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6> <10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 79-01-6; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6;
156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1;
106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5;
93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 205-99-2;
542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1;
504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4;
99-55-8; 145-73-3; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8;
309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7;
20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7;
631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0;
1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7;
62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9;
7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-32-8;
1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
1912-24-9; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 1918-00-9; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3;
1861-40-1; 17804-35-2; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9;
108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9;
65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7; 98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5;
7787-49-7; 13597-99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 598-31-2;
530
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Accession No. 6302000113 (cent)
108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 357-57-3; 23184-66-9;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 75-60-5; 543-90-8;
7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6; 75-20-7;
13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8;
133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4;
75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5;
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 1319-77-3;
4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5;
506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0;
20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9; 189-55-9; 124-48-1;
74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6;
75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 78-87-5; 542-75-6;
62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7; 56-53-1;
94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9;
25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 828-00-2; 38622-18-3; 142-84-7;
2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
2104-64-5; 136-25-4; 563-12-2; 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 97-63-2;
62-50-0; 56-38-2; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8;
96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0;
7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3; 7758-94-3;
7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3;
76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4;
1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3;
74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 7439-89-6;
9004-66-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5;
54590-52-2; 120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2;
3687-31-8; 7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0;
10099-74-8; 7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0;
592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3;
7439-96-5; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9;
592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1;
91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6;
78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3;
84-74-2; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3;
621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4;
930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 1338-24-5;
7785-20-8; 12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9;
7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 4726-14-1; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2;
10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 7727-37-9;
55-63-0; 25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2; 95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5;
95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0; 10028-15-6; 59-50-7; 106-47-8;
531
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Accession No. 6302000113 (cent)
106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4;
123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7;
82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 72-56-0; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9;
108-95-2; 696-28-6; 103-82-2; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5;
7803-51-2; 7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3;
1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6;
7784-41-0; 10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8;
1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5? 1918-16-7;
109-98-8; 2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9;
114-26-1; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 110-86-1; 91-22-5;
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 10043-92-2; 50-55-5; 108-46-3;
299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9;
7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5;
7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1;
7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8;
16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0;
7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 8001-50-1;
7789-06-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9? 57-24-9? 100-42-5; 7446-09-5;
10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5;
3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5;
563-68-8; 29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0;
62-55-5; 23564-05-8; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5;
108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 78-48-8;
52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7;
25167-82-2; 27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3;
99-35-4? 126-72-7; 72-57-1; 50-31-7; 66-75-1? 7440-61-1;
541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6? 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1;
7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7;
1300-71-6? 557-34-6? 1332-07-6? 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9? 7646-85-7?
7783-49-5? 557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2;
1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9;
16923-95-8? 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(CNH) Contact name(s): Johnson/G.L. ; Heider,J.P. ;
Johrson/^G.L.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Organic Chemical Producers Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: OCPDB
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specific media This data
base lists organic chemicals, their properties/ producers, and
describes processes by which they are produced.
(ABS) Abstract/ Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base includes
almost 600 chemicals and their more than 1,300 producers.
Chemicals are described by Chemical Abstracts Services (CAS)
registry number, Wiswesser Line notation (WLN), chemical uses,
synonyms/ economic data, and producers. Locations of producers
are described by city, state, county, EPA region, and river
basin. The chemicals that are produced at each location are
listed, along with nameplate capacities when available.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter M. J. Stutsman (513) 684-4481 ;
Computer-related M. J. Stutsman (513) 684-4481 ; EPA Office
M. J. Stutsman (513) 684-4481
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
literature and personal contacts
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Cost/econoraic data ^Discharge points ^Geographic subdivision
; Industry ^Location ^Manufacturer /Political subdivisions
^Production levels } Use ^process descriptions
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-76 TO 06-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Sot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOD) Number of observations in data base: 2492.(Estimated)
(NSI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(UTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1246,
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1246.
(NQF) Eumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 12
46.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;County ^Town/township ;Qther-Air Quality Control
Region ; Other-River basin ;Other-U. S, Geological Survey River
Basin code
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plciit location ^Parent corp name jParent corp location }
Proqram identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: the
data base includes high volume, organic chemical products are
included/ exclusively. Quality assurance aspects are not
applicable.
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ;Analysis method documented ;Q& procedures
document
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
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(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by; Contractor lab Monsanto, Radian, Systems
Science and Software
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Radian, Systems Science and
Software
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(FR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is To compile a list of producers of
major chemicals in order to facilitate SPA sampling programs and
inventories.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using GMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Unpublished reports
printouts on request
Machine-readable ran data
(BUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances
EPA headquarter offices Office of Solid Waste
EPA headquarter offices Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
local government agencies
Other-Universities
Other-Commercial and industrial firms
(CMF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC 1100
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access; Commercial software System 2000
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(QDB) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: Several are proposed by this
office — some of which should be operational by 1982.
(CUP) Completion of form:
M. J. Stutsman
OFCt EPA/(ORD)/OE£f)/(IERL-CIN)
AD: 26 if. St. Clair St., Cincinnati, OH 45268
PH: (513) 684-4481
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-24-83
(KMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 600
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 504
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Accession Wo. 6303000106
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(MAT) Substances represented in data
1,1,1/ 1f 2-pentachloroethane
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane
<63Q-20-6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l/l,2-trichloro-l,2,2-trifluoroeth
ane<76-13-l>
1, l,!2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloropropane<78-99-9>
\f l-dichloropropene<563-58-6>
1,1-dimethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
1,12-benzoperylene<191-24-2>
1/2 dichloropropene (cis)
1,2,3,4-tetrachlorobenzene
<634-66-2>
1,2,3, 5-tetrachloroben2ene
<634-90-2>
\f 2,3-trichlorobenze«e<96-18-4>
l/2/3-trichloropropane<96-18-4>
l/2/4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1/2,4/5-te trachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
1/2/5/6-dibenzanthracene
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
1/2-dichloropropene (trans)
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
If 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l/3,S-trichlorobenzene<108~70-3>
1,3-butylene glycol<107-88-0>
1/3-dichloropropene (trans)
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
If5-cyclooctadiene
l«pentene<109-67-1>
11,12-benzofluoranthene<207-08-9>
2, 2'-
2/2-dlchloropropane<594-20-7>
2,2-iminodiethanol
2,3*-dichlorobenzidine
2f 3,7/8-tetrachlorodlbenzo-p-
dioxin<1746-01-6>
2,3-dinitrotolxjene<602-01-7>
2f3-o-phenylenepyrene<193-39-5>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
1, 4-dinitropherol<51-28-5>
2/4-diTvitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-toluene diisocyanate<584-84-9>
base:
2,5-dinitrotoluene<619-15-3>
2,6-d initrotoluene< 606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaPhthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-dimethyl arainoethanol<108-01-0>
2-ethyl hexanol<104-76-7>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3 *-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3,4-dinitrotoluene<610-39-9>
3/5-dinitrobenzoic acid<99-34-3>
3/5-dinitrotoluene<618-85-9>
4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
4
4,4"-ddt<50-29-3>
4/6-dinltro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-3-fflethyl phenoKS9-50-7>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-methyl-l-polymethyl pentene
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
a-aiethylstyrene
a-naphthalene sulfonic acid
a-naphthol<1321-67-l>
abs<9003-56-9>
aceaaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetal
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetaldol<107-89-l>
acetamide<60-35-5>
acetanilide<103-84-4>
acetic acid salts
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic enhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acetylene<74-86-2>
acrolein<107-02-8>
aerylamide<79-06-l>
acrylate esters
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylic fiber
acrylic resins
adipic acid<124-04-9>
adiponitrile
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aldrin<309-00-2>
alkyds and unsaturated polyester
resins
alkynaphthalenes (methyl)
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
aminobenzoic acid (ra.p.)
amirioethyletbanolamine
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
amyl alcohols (8 isomers)
amyl chloride<543-59-9>
amyl mercaptans
amyl phenoK 13 22-06-1>
atnylamine<110-58-7>
aniline hydrochloride<142-04-l>
aniline<62-53-3>
anisidine<29191-52-4>
anisole<100-66-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
anthranilic acid<118-92-3>
anthraquinone<84-65-l>
aspirin<50-78-2>
b-naphthalene sulfonic acid
b-naphthol
b-picoline
benzaldehyde<100-52-7>
benzamide<55-2l-0>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenedisulfonic acid (m)
<98-48-6>
benzenesulfonic acid<98-ll-3>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzil<134-81-6>
benzilic acid<76-93-7>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzoin
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
b€n7Ophenone<119-6l-9>
ben2otrichlorlde<98-07*7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzoyl peroxid«<94-36-0>
benzyl alcohol<100-51-6>
benzyl benzoate<120-51-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
benzyl dichloride<98-87-3>
benzylanin<100-46-9>
bhc (lindane)-garama<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
b is { 2-chlor oethoxy ) me thane
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis{2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bisCchloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bisphenol a<80-05-7>
bronobenzene<108-86-l>
broiaoforro<75-25-2>
bromonaphthalene< 27497- 51-4>
butadiene<106-99-0>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyl ra ere ap tans
butyl phthalyl butyl glycolate
<85-70-l>
butylenes
butyloctyl phthalate<84-78-6>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
clO-c!2 phthalate
c6-clO phthalate
calcium stearate<1592-23-0>
caprolactam<105-60-2>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrabromide<558-13-4>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbon tetraf luoride<75-73-0>
castor oil<8001-79-4>
cellophane<9Q05-81-6>
cellulose (alpha grades &
dissolving)
cellulose acetate butyrate
<9004-36-8>
cellulose acetate propionate
< 9 00 4-3 9-1 >
cellulose acetate<9004-35-7>
cellulose derivatives
cellulose nitrate<9004-70-0>
cellulose sponge
chlordant<57-74-9>
chl oroacet aide hyde<10 7-20-0 >
chloroacetic acid<79-ll-8>
chloroac«tophenone<1341-24-8>
chlorobenzaldehyde<35913-09-8>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chl orobenzoic acid and esters
chlorobenzotrlchloclde (o/p)
chlorobenzoyl chloride<1321-03-5>
chlorodibroaomethane<124-48-l>
chlorodifluoroethane<25497-29-4>
chlorodifluoronethane<75-45-6>
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chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87~3>
chloronaphthalene<25586-43-0>
chlorophenols
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorotrifluoromethane<75-72-9>
choline chloride<67-48-l>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
citronellol<106-22-9>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
coumaronoe-inderae resins<271-89-6>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
crotonic acid<3724-65-0>
curaene hydroperoxide<80-15-9>
cunene<98-82-8>
cyanoacetic acid<372-09-8>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanuric acid<108-80-5>
cyanuric chloride<108-77-0>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanol<108-93-0>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclohexene<110-83-8>
cyclohexylamine<108-9l-8>
decanol<112-30-l>
di-isobutyl phthalate<84-69-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-hexyl phthalate
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-tridecyl phthalate<121-69-7>
dIacetone alcohol<123-42-2>
diallyl phthalate resins<131-17-9>
diarcinobenzoic acid
dichloroaniline<27134-27-6>
dichlorobronomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoronethane<75-71-8>
dichloroethyl ether
dichlorohydrin<26545-73-3>
dichloromethyl ether
dichloropropene<26952-23-8>
dichlorotetrafluoroethane
<1320-37-2>
dicyclohexylamine<101-83-7>
didecyl phthalate<84-77-5>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethyl sulfate<64-67-5>
diethylaraine<109-89-7>
diethylene glycol
<112-36-7>
diethylene glycol
diethylene glycol
acetate<124-17
diethylene glycol
<112-34-5>
diethylene glycol
acetate<112-15
diethylene glycol
diethyl ether
dimethyl ether
monobutyl ether
4>
monobutyl ether
monoethyl ether
2>
monoethyl ether
diethylene glycol monomethyl
ether
diethylene glycol
dif luoroethane
dlisobutylene
dllsocotyl phthalate<27554-26-3>
diisodecyl phthalate<26761-40-0>
dilsopropyl amine<108-18-9>
diketene<674-82-8>
dimethyl ether<115-10-6>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
diaethyl sulf ate<77-78-l>
dioiethyl sulf ide<75-18-3>
dinethyl sulfoxide<67-68-5>
dimethyl terephthalate<120-61-6>
diraethylamine<124-40-3>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrotoluene<2532l-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxolane<100-79-8>
dlphenyl methane<101-81-5>
diphenyl oxide<101-84-8>
diphenyl phthalate<84-62-8>
dlphenylaiBine< 122-3 9-4>
diphenylthiourea<102-08-9>
dipropylene glycol
dodecene<25378-22-7>
dodecyl mercaptan<112-55-0>
dodecylaniline<28675-17-4>
dodecylphenol<27193-86-8>
endosulfan sulf ate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrln ketone<53494-70-5>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epoxidized esters
epoxy resins<61788-97-4>
ethanol-synthetic
ethanolaeines
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ethelene glycol mono ethyl ether
acetate
etheylene glycol mono ethyl ether
<110-80-5>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acetoacetate<141-97-9>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl broraide<74-96-4>
ethyl cellulose<9004-57-3>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl chloroacetate<105-39-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl niercaptan<75-08-l>
ethyl orthoformate<122-51-0>
ethyl oxalate<95-92-l>
ethyl sodium oxalacetate
et hy laraine<7 5-0 4-7>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanoacetate< 105-56-6 >
ethylene carbonate<96-49-l>
ethylene chlorohydrin<107-07-3>
ethylene dibromide ( edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene glycol di acetate
ethylene glycol dimethyl ether
ethylene glycol monobutyl ether
aCetate<112-07-2>
ethylene glycol monobutyl ether
ethylene glycol roonomethyl ether
acetate<110-49-6>
ethylene glycol monomethyl ether
<109-86-4>
ethylene glycol roonophenyl ether
ethylene glycol monopropyl ether
<2807-30-9>
ethylene glycol<107-21-l>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethyl ene-vinyl acetate copolyraers
ethylene<74-85-l>
ethylnexanoic acid
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
£luorene<86-73-7>
fluorocarbon polymers
forraaldehyde<50-00-0>
formamide
formic acid<64-18-6>
fumaric acid<110-17-8>
furfural<98-01-l>
geraniol<106-24-l>
glutamic acid/ monosodium salt
<142-47-2>
glycerol (natural * synthetic)
glycerol dichlorohydrin
<26545-73-3>
glycerol tri(polyoxypropylene)
ether<25791-96-2>
glycidol<556-52-5>
glycine<56-40-6>
glyoxal<107-22-2>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
heptene<25339-56-4>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hex achlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadlene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexadecyl aleohol<36653-82-4>
hexamethylene glycol<629-ll-8>
hexanethylene tetramine<100-97-0>
hexanethylenediamine<124-09-4>
high density polyethylene
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydroquinone<123-31-9>
hydroxyethyl cellulose<9004-62-0>
hydroxyethyl terephthaiate
hydroxypropyl cellulose<9004-64-2>
indeno {1,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
ionone<8013-90-9>
isoaraylene<26760-64-5>
isobutanol<78-83-l>
isobutyl acetate<110-19-0>
isobutylene
isobutycaldehyde<115-ll-7>
isobutyrlc acid<79-31-2>
isoctyl alcohol<26952-21-6>
isodecanol<25339-17-7>
isopentane<78-78-4>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isophthalic acid<121-91-5>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanol<67-63-0>
isopropyl acatate<108-21-4>
isopropyl chloride<75-29-6>
isopropyl ether<108-20-3>
Isopropyl phenol<25168-06-3>
isopropylaraine (aono)<75-31-0>
ketene<463-51-4>
linear alkybenzene
linear alkylate sulfonate
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low density polyethylene
m-chloroaniline<108-42-9>
ra-chlorotoluene<108-41-8>
ra-cresol
a-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
m-xylene
raaleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
malic acid<97-67-6>
melamine-formaldehyde resins
melaraine<108-78-l>
mesityl oxide<141-79-7>
metanilic acid<121-47-l>
methacrylic acid<79-41-4>
methallyl chloride<563-47-3>
raethanol<67-56-l>
methyl acetate<79-20-9>
methyl acetoacetate<105-45-3>
methyl bromide<74-83-9>
methyl butyl ketone<591-78-6>
methyl butynol<37365-71-2>
methyl chloride<74-87-3>
methyl ethyl ketone
methyl formate<107-31-3>
methyl isobutyl carbinol<108-ll-2>
methyl Isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl saliCylate<119-36-8>
methylamine<74-89-5>
methylcyclohexane<108-87-2>
me thyIcycloh exanone<13 31-2 2-2>
methylene chloride<75-09-2>
methylene dianiline<101-77^9>
methylene diphenyl diisocyanate
methylionones
methylpentynol<77^-75-8>
mixed alcohol phthalates
morpholine
n/n-dimethylanlline<121-69-7>
n,n-dimethylformaraide<68-12-2>
n/n-diphenylhydrazlne<530-50-7>
n-butene<25167-67-3>
n-butyl acetate<123-86-4>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butylacrylate<141-32-2>
n-butylamine<109-73-9>
n-butyraldehyde<123-72-8>
n-butyric acid
n-butyric anhydride<106-31-0>
n-butyronitrile<98-73-7>
n-heptyl-nonyl-undecyl phthalate
n-hexyl-2-ethylhexyl phthalate
n-hexyl-2-ethylhexyl-isodecyl
phthalate
n-hexyl-octyl-decyl phthalate
n-methylaniline<100-61-8>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaBlne<86-30-6>
n-nitrosodipropylamine<621-64-7>
n-pentane<109-66-0>
n-propyl alcohol<71-23-8>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
neopentanoic acid<75-98-9>
nitrobenoic acid (m,o,p)
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitroethane<79-24-3>
nitromethane<75-52-S>
nitropropane<25322-01-4>
nitrotoluene
nomylphenol<25154-52-3>
nonene<27215~95-8>
nylon 11
nylon 12<24937-16-4>
nylon 612
nylon 66<32131-17-2>
nylon 69
nylon 6<25038-54-4>
o-chloroaniline <95-51-2>
o-chloronitrobenzene<88-73-3>
o-chlorotoluene<95-49^8>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
o-nitroaniline<88-74-4>
o-nitroanisole<91-23-6>
o-phenetidine<94-70-2>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octyl decyl phthaiate<119-07-3>
octylphenol<27193-28-8>
oxo chemicals (misc.)
p-aainophenol<123-30-8>
p-chl or oaniline
p-chloronitrobenzene
p-chlorotoluene<106-43-4>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-hydroxybenzoic acid<99-96-7>
p-nitroanillne<100-01-6>
p-nitroanisole<100-17-4>
p-nitrophenol and sodium salt
P-phenetidine<156-43-4>
p-tert-butylbenzoic acid<98-73-7>
P-xylene<106-42-3>
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Ccont)
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzeae<608-93-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
pentaerythritoK115-77-5>
p epchl or om ethyl mercaptan
<594-42-3>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenolic resins
phenolsulfonic acids
phenoxy resins
phenylanthranilic acid<91-40-7>
phenylenediamine<25265-76-3>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phthallc acid esters (plasticizers
)
phthallc anhydride<85-44-9>
phthalimide<85-41-6>
piperazine<110-85-0>
poly-alpha-methyl styrene
polyacetal resins
polyamides<63428-83-l>
polyaryl ether
polybenzimidazoles
polybenzothiazoles
polybutenes
polycarbonates
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
polyethyene terephthalate
<25038-59-9>
polyethylene glycol<25322-68-3>
polyimides
polyphenylene sulf lde<9016-75-5>
polypropylene and copolyraers
resin/fiber
polypropylene glycol<25322-69-4>
polystyrene and copolyraers
polysulfone resins
polyurethana resins
polyvinyl acetate and copolyners
polyvinyl alcohol<9002-89-5>
polyvinyl butyral<63148-65-2>
polyvinyl carbazole
polyvinyl chloride<9002-86-2>
polyvinyl ethers
polyvinyl pyrrolidone<9003-39-8>
polyvinylidene chlorides
propionaldehyde<123-38-6>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propyl acetate<109-60-4>
propyl chloride
propylene chlorohydrin
propylene dichloride<78-87-5>
propylene glyeol<57-55-6>
propylene<115-07-l>
pvc copolymers
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinones
rayon<61788-77-0>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
resorcylic acid<27138-57-4>
salicylic acid<69-72-7>
san<58-60-6>
sec-butyl alcohol<78-92-2>
sec-butylamine<13952-84-6>
silicones
sodium acetate<127-09-3>
sodium benzoate<532-32-l>
sodium carboxynethyl cellulose
<9004-32-4>
sodium cnloroacetate<3926-62-3>
sodium formate<141-53-7>
sodium phenate<139-02-6>
sorbic acid<110-44-l>
styrene<100-42-5>
succinic acid<110-15-6>
succinonitrile<110-61-2>
sulfanilic acid<121-57-3>
sulfolane<126-33-0>
tannlc acid<1401-55-4>
terephthalic acid<100-2l-0>
tert-butyl alcohol<75-65-0>
tert-butyla«lne<75-64-9> '
tert-butylphenol<27178-34-3>
tetrabromoethane<25167-20-8>
tetrachlorophthalic anhydride
<117-08-8>
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Accession No. 6303000106 (cont)
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
tetraethylene diaialne trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
tetrahydronaphthalene<119-64-2> trlethylamine<121-44-8>
tetrahydrophthalic anhydride triethylene glycol dimethyl ether
<85-43-8> <112-49-2>
tetramethyethylenediamine triethylene glycol<112-27-6>
<110-18-9> triethylene tetraaaine
tetramethyl lead<75-74-l> triisobutylene<7756-94-7>
tetramethylenediaraine<110-60-l> tciaethylaraine<75-50-3>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-S> urea foraaldehyde resln<9011-05-6
toluene-2,4-diaraine<95-80-7> urea<57-13-6>
toluene<108-88-3> vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
toluenesulfonamide<1333-07-9> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
toluenesulfonic acids vinyl toluene<25013-15-4>
toluenesulfonyl chloride<98-59-9> vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
toluidines xylene<1330-20-7>
toxaphene<8001-35-2> xylenol<1300-71-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-20-
6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 76-13-1; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 78-99-9;
563-58-6; 57-14-7; 191-24-2; 634-66-2; 634-90-2; 96-18-4;
96-18-4; 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 107-06-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5;
108-70-3; 107-88-0; 542-75-6; 111-78-4; 109-67-1; 207-08-9;
84-68-4; 594-20-7; 1746-01-6; 602-01-7; 193-39-5; 88-06-2;
120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2; 584-84-9; 619-15-8;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 108-01-0; 104-76-7;
88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2; 610-39-9; 99-34-3; 618-85-9;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 59-50-7; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 1321-67-1; 9003-56-9; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07*0;
107-89-1; 60-35-5; 103-84-4; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 75-86-5;
75-05-8; 98-86-2; 75-36-5; 74-86-2; 107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7;
124-04-9; 111-69-3; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 111-41-1;
628-63-7; 543-59-9; 1322-06-1; 110-58-7; 142-04-1; 62-53-3;
29191-52-4; 100-66-3; 120-12-7; 118-92-3; 84-65-1; 50-78-2;
100-52-7; 55-21-0; 71-43-2; 98-48-6; 98-11-3; 92-87-5; 134-81-6;
76-93-7; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 119-61-9;
98-07-7; 98-88-4; 94-36-0; 100-51-6; 120-51-4; 100-44-7;
98-87-3; 100-46-9; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
92-52-4; 111-91-1; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 80-05-7;
108-86-1; 75-25-2; 27497-51-4; 106-99-0; 85-68-7; 85-70-1;
84-78-6; 107-92-6; 1592-23-0; 105-60-2; 75-15-0; 558-13-4;
56-23-5; 75-73-0; 8001-79-4; 9005-81-6; 9004-36-8; 9004-39-1;
9004-35-7; 9004-70-0; 57-74-9; 107-20-0; 79-11-8; 1341-24-8;
35913-09-8; 108-90-7; 1321-03-5; 124-48-1; 25497-29-4; 75-45-6;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 25586-43-0; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 75-72-9;
67-48-1; 218-01-9; 156-59-2; 106-22-9; 8007-45-2; 271-89-6?
1319-77-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 3724-65-0; 80-15-9; 98-82-8;
372-09-8; 506-77-4; 108-80-5; 108-77-0; 110-82-7; 108-93-0;
108-94-1; 110-83-9; 108-91-8; 112-30-1; 84-69-5; 84-74-2;
117-84-0; 121-69-7; 123-42-2; 131-17-9; 27134-27-6; 75-27-4;
75-71-8; 111-44-4; 26545-73-3; 26952-23-8; 1320-37-2; 101-83-7;
84-77-5; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 64-67-5; 109-89-7; 112-36-7;
124-17-4; 112-34-5; 112-15-2; 111-90-0; 111-77-3; 111-46-6;
541
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Accession Ho, 6303000106 Ccont)
27554-26-3; 26761-40-0; 108-18-95 674-82-8; 115-10-6?
131-11-3; 77-78-1^ 75-18-3? 67-68-5; 120-61-6; 124-40-3;
25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 100-79-8; 101-81-5;
101-84-8; 84-62-8; 122-39-4; 102-08-9; 25378-22-7; 112-55-0;
28675-17-4; 27193-86-8; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
7421-93-4; 53494-70-5; 72-20-8; 106-89-8; 61788-97-4;
111-15-9; 110-80-5; 141-78-6; 141-97-9; 140-88-5; 74-96-4;
9004-57-3; 75-00-3; 105-39-5; 60-29-7; 75-08-1; 122-51-0;
95-92-1; 75-04-7; 100-41-4; 105-56-6; 96-49-1; 107-07-3;
106-93-4; 111-55-7; 110-71-4; 112-07-2; 111-76-2; 110-49-6;
109-86-4; 2807-30-9; 107-21-1; 75-21-8; 74-85-1; 149-57-5;
206-44-0; 86-73-7; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 98-01-1; 106-24-1;
142-47-2; 26545-73-3; 25791-96-2; 556-52-5; 56-40-6;
107-22-2; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 25339-56-4; 118-74-1; 87-68-3;
58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 36653-82-4; 629-11-8; 100-97-0;
124-09-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8; 123-31-9; 9004-62-0; 9004-64-2;
193-39-5; 8013-90-9; 26760-64-5; 78-83-1; 110-19-0; 115-11-7;
115-11-7; 79-31-2; 26952-21-6; 25339-17-7; 78-78-4; 78-59-1;
121-91-5; 78-79-5; 67-63-0; 108-21-4; 75-29-6; 108-20-3;
25168-06-3; 75-31-0; 463-51-4; 108-42-9; 108-41-8; 108-39-4;
541-73-1; 108-38-3; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 97-67-6; 108-78-1;
141-79-7; 121-47-1; 79-41-4; 563-47-3; 67-56-1; 79-20-9;
105-45-3; 74-83-9; 591-78-6; 37365-71-2; 74-87-3; 78-93-3;
107-31-3; 108-11-2; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 119-36-8;
74-89-5; 108-87-2; 1331-22-2; 75-09-2; 101-77-9; 77-75-8;
121-69-7; 68-12-2; 530-50-7; 25167-67-3; 123-86-4; 71-36-3;
141-32-2; 109-73-9; 123-72-8; 106-31-0; 98-73-7; 100-61-8;
62-75-9; 86-30-6; 621-64-7; 109-66-0; 71-23-8; 107-10-8; 91-20-3;
75-98-9; 98-95-3; 79-24-3; 75-52-5; 25322-01-4; 25154-52-3;
27215-95-8; 24937-16-4; 32131-17-2; 25038-54-4; 95-51-2; 88-73-3;
95-49-8; 95-48-7; 95-50-1; 88-74-4; 91-23-6; 94-70-2; 95-47-6;
119-07-3; 27193-28-8; 123-30-8; 106-47-8; 106-43-4; 106-44-5;
106-46-7; 99-96-7; 100-01-6; 100-17-4; 156-43-4; 98-73-7; 106-42-3;
123-63-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 87-86-5;
115-77-5; 594-42-3; 127-18-4; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 91-40-7;
25265-76-3; 75-44-5; 85-44-9; 85-41-6; 110-85-0; 63428-83-1;
25038-59-9; 25322-68-3; 9016-75-5; 25322-69-4; 9002-89-5;
63148-65-2; 9002-86-2; 9003-39-8; 123-38-6; 79-09-4; 75-56-9;
109-60-4; 540-54-5; 78-87-5; 57-55-6; 115-07-1* 129-00-0;
110-86-1; 61788-77-0; 108-46-3; 27138-57-4; 69-72-7; 58-60-6;
78-92-2; 13952-84-6; 127-09-3; 532-32-1; 9004-32-4; 3926-62-3;
141-53-7; 139-02-6; 110-44-1; 100-42-5; 110-15-6; 110-61-2;
. 121-57-3; 126-33-0; 1401-55-4; 100-21-0; 75-65-0; 75-64-9;
27178-34-3; 25167-20-8; 117-08-8; 78-00-2; 119-64-2; 85-43-8;
110-18-9; 75-74-1; 110-60-1; 26471-62-5; 95-80-7; 108-88-3;
1333-07-9; 98-59-9; 8001-35-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 121-44-8;
112-49-2; 112-27-6; 7756-94-7; 75-50-3; 9011-05-6; 57-13-6;
108-05-4; 75-01-4; 25013-15-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6
(CNN) Contact narae(s): Stxjtsraan/M«J. ; Stutsnan^M.J« ;
Stutsman/M.J.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
542
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Accession No. 6303000106 (cont)
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
543
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Accession No. 6303000107
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Multimedia Assessment of the
Inorganic Chemicals Industry
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents manufacturing
processes and waste treatment ^Emissions manufacturing Solid
waste from manufacturing processes and waste treatments
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Information on high
volume, industrial inorganic chemicals which are compounds of
aluminum,? boron, chromium/ fluorine/ iron/ manganese/ nickel/
phosphorus/ seawater and brine/ silicon/ methane/ salt
(chlor-alkali), sodium/ sesquicarbonate, sulfur/ titanium/
zinc, barium/ calcium/ copper/ lead/ strontium/ potassium/ lithium/
magnesium/ arsenic/ antimony/ cadmium/ cobalt/ mercury/
vanadium/ and the industrial gas industry (helium/ oxygen/
nitrogen, rare gases/ and acetylene). Process description/
energy requirements/ raw waste description/ pollution
technology/ and levels of residual pollutants after controls are
also included. Occupational and health effects and research and
development needs in pollution control are presented for each
group of chemicals.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Mary Stinson (201) 340-6683 ;
Computer-related Mary S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection from inorganic chemical manufacturing processes
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;7
criteria N&AQS ?3 HID CAA }129 307 CWA >11 conventional water ?
41 CHA potential criteria ?299 hazardous substances ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Capacity
levels ;Chemical data }Compliance data Concentration measures ;
Cost/economic data ^Discharge points ;Disposal practices ^Exposure
data | Flos* rates ^Geographic subdivision >Health effects ^Industry
description ; Location;Manufacturer >Research a^d development
needs ^Treatment devices ; Use of products ;Volume/mass
measures jsProcess description ;Residual pollutants after treatment
; Pollution control technology
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 08-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other 5 year period
for data collection and update
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: N/A.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/&*){£very facility manufacturing inorganic chemicals on an
industrial scale)
CSEO) geographic coverage of data base: National
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Accession No. 6303000107 (cont)
(LOG) Data elements Identifying location of station or source Includes
State /City ;Town/township
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility include: Plant location
;Parent corp name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Limit
ation of data base is that representative manufacturers Here
contacted and engineering estimates were made for others.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No knoun edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Yersar, Inc. Springfield, VA
REVIEWED BY: EPA lab Industrial Environ REVIEWED BY: Contractor
Versar, Inc. Springfield, VA and by Industrial experts
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to develop long term research and
development program for inorganic chemical industry
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Multimedia Assessment of Inorganic Chemicals Industry*
Printouts on request possible in a year
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular, users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
EPA regional offices
Other Federal agencies Occupational Safety and Health Administration
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software SYSTEM 2000 ;EPA
hardware Univac 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Not Known at this time
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Annual update
may be done
(CMP) Completion of form:
Mary S tins on
OFC: Organic and Inorganic Chemicals Branch/IERL-Cin
AD: Edison, NJ 08817
PH: (201) 321-6683
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-24-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 79
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 79
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acid mist ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
acidity ammonium chlorlde<12125-02-9>
alkalinity antimony<7440-36-0>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3> arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
aluminum<7429-90-5> arsenic<7440-38-2>
amraonia<7664-41-7> barium< 7440-3 9-3>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7> boron compounds<7440-42-8>
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(cont)
cadmiunK7440-43-9>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
carbon disulf lde<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
chlorlne<7782-50-S>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromlura<7440-47-3>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron<7439-89-6>
lead<7439-92-l>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nlckel<7440-02-0>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oxygen demand
PH
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
sodium and coropounds<7440-23-5>
sodium bichroraate< 10588-01-9>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium<7440-23-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfurlc acid<7664-93-9>
suspended solids
t i tanium<7 440-32-6>
total reduced sulphur
total suspended particulates
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc<7440-66-6>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10043-0
l-3> 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 1066-33-7; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9;
7440-36-0; 1327-53-3; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-42-8;
7440-43-9; 1305-62-0; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 7782-50-5; 7738-94-5;
7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 10028-22-5;
7758-94-3; 86-73-7; 7647-01-0; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4;
7439-89-6; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-93-2; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7439-98r7; 7718-54-9; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 7697-37-2;
10102-44-0; 7727-37-9; 75-44-5; 7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3;
7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 1310-58-3; 7440-23-5; 10588-01-9; 143-33-9;
16721-80-5; 7681-52-9; 7440-23-5; 7446-09-5; 7664-93-9; 7440-32-6;
1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 557-34-6; 7646-85-7; 7779-88-6; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): 5tinson/M»; Stlnson/M,
(COR) Contact organization: Industrial Environmental Research
Lab-Cinein
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Hazardous Haste Control Technology
Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HWCTDB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model:. Other Hazardous Haste
incineration and treatnent
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Two major groups of
data will be included in this data base: (1) hazardous waste
incineration facility data which will contain operational nature
such as location of facilities, operational status and equipment
design and, <2) research data which will contain research results
in waste characterization, thermal decomposition/ and treatment*
waste trial burn and per*- nit application.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter C.C. Lee (513) 684-4417;
Computer-related C.C. Lee (513) 6
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring* Combination/Other data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPQ) Projected operational date of Data Base: 06-01-80
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: RCRA hazardous
wastes
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Compliance data ;Disposal ^Manufacturer;Sampling data ;
Site description /Temperature /Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-80 TO 12-31-81
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
100
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 25
0
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant/facility name
;Plant location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included In data base.
(EDT) Emitting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting over 500 incineration plants
;Local agency-numerous ; State agency-numerous ;Regional
office-all regions, Regions I through X ; EPA lab-IERL, Cincinnati
Contractor lab-Mitre Corp., McLean, Virginia ; Contractor-Mitre
547
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(cent)
Corp., McLean, Virginia
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor-Mitre Corp., McLean Virginia
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data is collected, from separate EPA research projects.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications-
undecided
Unpublished reports-undecided
Data still in process of being analyzed.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 150
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices QSW
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
CDAC) type of data access: N7A
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: IBM system
2000 language
(CMP) Completion of form:
C.C. Lee
OFC: IERL/ORD
AD; 26 V. St. Clair Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
PH: (513) 684-4417
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-24-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 358
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 344
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l-dimethylhydrazlne<57-14-7>
*azirino(2 *3 *: 3, 4)-pyr rolod, 2-a)
lndole-4,7^dione(ester)
0,0-diethyl phosphoric acid,0-p-
nltrophenyl ester<311-45-5>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl)
phosphorothioate<297->97-2>
0,0-dlethyl-s^(2-ethylthio)ethyl)
ester of phosphorodithioic acid
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of
phosphorodithioic acid
1,1,1, 2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
l/l,2/2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5>
1,l-dlchloroethane<75-34-3>
l/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
1,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro-l,4,4a,5,
8, 8a-hexahydro-l, 4: 5, 8-endo,
endo-d
Imethan
1,2, 4, 5-t etrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
l,2-dlbromoethane<106-93-4>
1,2-dlchlorobenzene<95-50-1>
1,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l/2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l,2-dimethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
1,2-diphenyIhydrazine
l,2-propanedlol<57-55-6>
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1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
If3-dichloropropene<542-7§-6>
\,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
If4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
If4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
nethylindole-3-acetlc acid
<53-86-l>
l-chloro-2/3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
1-naph thyl aiaine< i3 4-32-7>
!•3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
2/3^4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2y4y5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4^5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
CT)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionlc
acid (TPX93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2f4-dlchlorophenol
2/4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2^
4-d)<94-75-7>
2f4-dimethylphenol<105-67*9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2/6-dichiorophenol<87^65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaminoflourene<53-96-3>
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloronaphthalene< 91-58-7>
2^chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<13l-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-nethy1-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hydeo-(methylcarbamoyl)oxirae
<116-06-3>
2-raethylaziridine
<75-55-8 2-naphthylamlne
<91-59-8>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-ol<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/3'-diinethoxybenzidiiie<119-90-4>
3,3 --diinethyl-Ufflethylthio)-2-
bu tanone-0- ( (methy lareino )
carbonyDoxime
3,3'-diinethylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-«iBethylamino)
methyl) benzyl alcohol<51-43-4>
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49«5>
39196-18-4>
4,4*-fflethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4/6-dlnitro-o«cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyr idine<50 4-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-CafflinoBethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
S-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-afflino-l, la, 2,8, 8a* 8b-hexahydr o*
8-hydtoxyaethyl-8-oethoxy-5-
nethylc
arbaoat
7^12-diae thylbenz (a >ant hracene
7-oxabicycol(2.2»l)heptane-2^3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
Octamethylpyrophosphocamlde (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
acetaldehyde<75»07-0>
acetone<67---64-l>
ace ton! tr i le<7S~05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl chloride<75«36-5>
acrolein
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107»13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
alpha/ alpha-dime thylbeniylhydroper
oxide<80-15~9>
alpha,alpha-din!ethylphenethyla«ine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chl©r®tolu«ne<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphlde<20859-73-8>
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amltrole<61-82-5>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
aniline<62-53-3>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pcntoxlde<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auramine<2465~27-2>
azaserine< 11 5-02-6 >
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-S>
benzo( a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
beryllium dust
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bls(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis<2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)Phthalate
bis(chioromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromoac€tone<598-31-2>
bronsomethane<74-83-9>
bruclne<357-57-3>
calcium chroma te<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanlde<592-01-8>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorarabucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibromo»ethane<124-48-l>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloroform<67-p66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cresylic acl d<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cuaene<98-82-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chlorlde<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphanide<50-18-0>
daunoaycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)<72-54-8>
ddt<50-29-3>
di-lsopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosamine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-16-4>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<169-55-9>
dibromochloroaethane<124-48-l>
dlbromomethane<74-95-3>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-6>
dlchloroBethane<75-09-2>
dlchlorophenylarslne<696-28-6>
dleldrin<60-57-l>
dlepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
die thy 1 phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylarsine
die thylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
difflethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
diBethylaaine<124-40-3>
diaethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnitrosamine<62-75-9>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
e
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl aerylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene blsdithiocarbanate
ethylene oxlde<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
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ferric cyanide
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorine<7?a2-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodius salt
<62-74~8>
fluorotrichloroH!ethane<7S~69«4>
formaldehyde<50-00~Q>
forraic acid<64-18~6>
furan<110-00~9>
£urfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde<765-34-4>
heptachlor<76-44»8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-1>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-7l-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydraz!ne<302-01-2>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric actd<7664-39-3>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (1^2^3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodoraethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid^ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kepone<143-50-0>
1asiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-Q4-2>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
raalelc hydrazide<123-33-l>
salononitrile<109-77-3>
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
aercury<7439-97-6>
methanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67«56-l>
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methorny1<16752-77-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl ketone (nek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
sethyl hydrazlne<60-34-4>
methyl isobutyl ketorae<108-10-1>
raethyl Bethacrylate<80-62-6>
nethyl parathion<298-00-0>
raethylthloiiracil<56-04-2>
nrn-bis(2-ehloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
Bine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-nethyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ns<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<7S9-73-9>
n-nitroso->n-fflethylurea<684-93-5>
o-ni troso-n-ne thylur e thane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaaine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodlethylaraine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodiraethyiamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<66-30-6>
n-nltrosomethylvinylamine
<4549-40-0>
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaffline<107-10-8>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel carbonyl
nickel cyanide<5S7-19-7>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene ox!de<9004-98-2>
onaphthalene<465-73-6>
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59^50-7>
p-chloroanlline<106-47-8>
p-dimethylaainoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
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pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01~7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNfi)
<82-68~8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphorothioic acid;OrO-dl®ethyl
ester,o-ester tilth n,n~dinethyl
benzene s
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
potassium eyanide<151-50-8>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23 950-58-5>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
pyrldlne<110-86-l>
qulnones
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorclnol<108*46-3>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64~9>
sodium azlde<26628-22-8>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
streptozotocln
strontium sulfide<1314-96-1>
strychnine<57-24-9>
tetrachloroeth«ne<127-18-4>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
t@traef.hyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3
tet rahy dofuran<10 9-99-9>
tetranitroioethane<509-14-8>
thailie oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetata<563-68-3>
thalliun carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thalllura nltrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite<12039-52-0>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thloaceta*lde<62-55-5>
thlosemlcarbazide<79-19-6>
thlourea<62-5€-6>
thluraB<137-26-8>
toluene dlisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediaralne<25376-45-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
trlbromoBethane<75-25-2>
trlchloroethene<79-01-6>
trlchlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichlorofflethanethlol<7S-70-7>
trlnitrobenzene<99-35-4>
t rls(Is 3-dIbroMopropy1)phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
ulfona«ide
uracll fflustard<66-75»l>
urethane<51-79«6>
vanadlc acid, amnoniuB salt
vanadluffl pentoxide<1314~62-l>
xylene<1330-20-7>
zinc cyanide<557-21-l>
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 50-07-7
; 311^45-5; 297^97-2? 630-20-6; 71-55-6| 79-34-5; 75-34-3?
75-35-4? 57-14-7; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-SO-l> 107-06-2;
78-87-5; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5;
542-75-6; 504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57*6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1;
130-15-4; 5344-82-1; 53-86-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7;
541-73-1; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 120-83-2;
94-75-7; 105-67^9; 51-28-5; 121^14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2;
53-96-3; 1338-23-4; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 13lr89-5; 640-19-7; 116-06-3;
75-55-8; 79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4;
119-93-7; 51^43-4; 542-76-7? 56-49-5; 101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5;
101^55-3; 3165-93-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8? 57-97-6;
145-73-3; 152-16-9; 75-07-0? 67-64-1; 75-05-8? 98-86-2?
75-36-5? 107^02-8? 79-06-1? 79-10-7? 107*13-1? 309-00-2?
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107-18-6; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 61-82-5;
131-74-8; 62-53-3; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 1327^53-3; 1332-21-4;
2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2;
98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 98-07-7;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 598-31-2;
74-83-9; 357-57-3; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 75-15-0; 353-50-4;
75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1;
75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67*66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 218-01-9; 544-92-3;
1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4;
460-19-5; 110^82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 72-54-8;
50-29-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7; 2303-16-4;
53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 75-71-8; 75-09-2;
696-28-6; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 56-53-1; 94-58-6;
60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9;
142-84-7; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 60-29-7;
97-63-2; 62-50-0; 107-12-0; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4;
206-44-0; 7782-41-4; 62-74-8; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-00-9;
98-01-1; 765-34-4; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757^58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8;
7664-39-3; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-S; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4;
78-83-1; 624-83-9; 120-58-1; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301f04-2;
7446-27-7; 1335-32-6; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 148-82-3;
628-86-4; 7439-97-^6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5;
126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 108-10-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 70-25-7;
759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7;
55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 4549-40-0; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5;
107-10-8; 91-20-3; 12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9;
98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0; 636-21-5;
9004-98-2; 465-73-6; 20816-12-0; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 60-11-7;
100-01-6; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
62-44-2; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2;
1314-80-3; 85-44-9; 151-50-8; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 107-12-0;
110-86-1; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 81-*07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
7446-34-6; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 26628-22-8; 143-33-9;
1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2;
107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8;
29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 12039-52-0; 7446-18-6;
62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3;
25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 99-35-4;
126-72-7; 72-57-1; 52-85-7; 66-75-1; 51-79-6; 11115-67*6;
1314-62-1; 1330-20-7; 557^21-1; 1314-84-7
(CNH) Contact name(s): Lee,C. C. ; lee*C*C. ; Lee*C.C*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession No. 6304000921
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Wastewater Treatment Processes
Information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: WTPIo
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents municipal
uastewater treatment plants ;Other influents and instrearn hi
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: To provide a
centralized source of biological ttastetiater treatment data
related to design/ cost/ operation/ and performance of
municipal treatment facilities.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Gary Meyer (513) 684-7606 ;
Computer-related Pan Boggs
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection municipal uasteuater treatment plants
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Cost/economic data ^Discharge points ; Flow rates
^Location ^Sampling date ;Site description ^Treatment devices ;
Volume/mass measures
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-53 TO 01-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 210000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 20000.
(INF) Data base Includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 295.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(HOP) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 29
5.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City > Town/ town ship
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;SCC ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of Hhich user should be aware: Ident
ical data not available for each plant.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
(PRE) Precision; Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base.
(EDT) Edit ting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office some Regional Offices
^Contractor-Various ones involved
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency Several involved
Con tract or-various ones involved
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
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Accession No. 6304000921
AD: 26 Vest St. Claire, Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
PH: 513-684-7606
(DF) Date of fora completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acidity oil and grease
alkalinity oxygen demand
dissolved oxygen ph
dissolved solids phosphorus<7723-14-0>
fecal coliform suspended solids
nitrogen<7727^37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9; 7723-14-0
(CNH) contact name(s): Heyer/G. ; Boggs/P. } Bender,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession Ho. 6304000922
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Boone County Field Site
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: BCFS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Solid Haste ;0ther Leachate
;0ther Landfill atmosphere
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models The data base includes
the typically monitored for landfill gases. Metals, nutrients,
and non-specific organic measurements in leachate are recorded
in specially designed compact data file with subsequent interactive
plotting.,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dirk Brunner (513) 684-7871 j
Computer-related Dirk B
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
Landfill atmosphere (non-point) and leachate {collection pipe)
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ^Collection method ;Concentration measures ;
Discharge points ;Elevation ^Location ^Physical data ;Political
subdivisions ; Population density ^Precipitation ^Sampling data
jSite description ; Temperature ^Test/analysis method ?volume/mass
measures ;Hardness ? Digestion for metals ;Oxygen ;Calcium
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-71 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Variable
(weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly)
{NOB) Number of observations in data base: 20000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(IMF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 31.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 5.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location area
around landfill in Walton, (Boone County) Kentucky
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Data
base contains data from different sampling periods and not all
parameters uere measured at same frequency.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysi
s method documented ;QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Editting; No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Municipal Environmental Research
Laboratory-Cincinnati
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Pedco Environmental
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
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Ace ess ion Ho. 630 4000 922 (cont}
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collections No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support research by Laboratory
into gas and ieachate analysis.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
On-line computer
Cathode ray tube (CRT) and paper plots
(NUS) number of regular users of data base: 1 Office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data! EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally developed software
programs ;EPA hardware PDP-11
barium<7440-39-3>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
carbon dioxide
chenical oxygen demand (COD)
chrcmium<7440-47-3>
iron<7439-89-6>
kjeldahl
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97*6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
p-ortho
phenol<108-95-2>
sulfates
total organic carbon (TOO
total solids
total volatile solids
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zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry lumbers of substances Included in data base: 7440-38
-2i 7440-39-31 7440-43-91 7440-47-31 7439-89-61 7439-92-U
7439-97-61 7727-37-91 108-95-2i 7440-66-6
(CNN) Contact nane(s): Brunner,D.i Brunner^D-i Brunner/D*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Developaent.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession No. 6304000923 (cont)
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Science Management
Corporation-Martin Associates
chloride pH
copper<7440~50-8> sodium and compounds<7440-23-5>
iron<7439-89-6> total organic carbon (TOC)
lead<7439-92-l> total solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-50
-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7446-23-5
(CNM) Contact nameis): Beck/tf.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Environmental Engineering
Technology
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession No. 6304000924
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAH) Name of Data Base of Model: LiPari Landfill
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
{MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground Hater /Surface Hater
small tributary, small lake /Other Leachate seeps
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Prinary concern over
presence of Bis-2-chloro ethyl ether. Various organic
pollutants and metals are also present.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Woodward-Clyde Consultants (215)
825-3000; EPA Office Of
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection location of leachate seeps variable
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data /Concentration measures /Discharge points /Elevation / Flos
rates /Funding data /Location /Physical data /Political
subdivisions / Population density /Precipitation /Sampling date
/Site description / Temperature /Volume/mass measures /Hind
direction /Hind velocity
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-71 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other random
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 13.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (unknown*
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 4.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GED) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Immediate vicinity of landfill site in Glassboro, NJ
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /County /Congressional district /City /Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
/Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(Lin) Limitation/variation in data of Mhich user should be aware: rando
m sampling intervals, varied procedures and parameters according
to individual organizations. Quality assurance procedures taken
(questions 19 and 20) are unknown,
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency Gloucester County/City of
Glassboro /State agency New Jersey Dept. Regional office Region II
/Contractor lab Ross Nagel and Associates /Contractor Rohm and
Haas/LMS Engineers
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency Gloucester County/City of
Glassboro
State agency New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
Regional office Region II
Contractor lab Ross Nagel and Associates
Contractor Rohm and Haas/LMS Engineers
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Accession No. 6304000924 (cont)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collections Anticipatory/research
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is research in the area of
grounduater protection
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Porn of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Initial Summary Report-LiPari Landfill
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 75
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development, Office of Enforcement,
Office of General Counsel
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
Chemical Manufacturer's Association
(CNF) confidentiality of data and 1 in its on access: No Holts on
access to data
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
Itl-dichloroethylene<75-35~4> <39638-32-9>
l,2,4,-trichiorobenzene<120-82-l> bls{2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> bis-2 chloro ethoxy ethane
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene cadmium<7440-43-9>
<156-60-5> chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
3,4-dlhydroxy-alpha-(iiethyla«iino)- chloroethane<75-00-3>
methyl benzyl alcohol chloroforra<67t>66-3>
acrolein<107^02-8> chromium<7440-47-3>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l> di-n-octyl phthalate<117*84-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2> diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
ben?ene<71-43-2> dimethyl ethyl phenol
bis<2-chloroethyl)ether<111^44-4> ethyl hexyl phthalate
ethylben2ene<100-41-4>
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Accession No. 6304000924 (cont)
lead<7439-92-l> seleniura<7782-49-2>
raercury<7439-97-6> silver<7440-22-4>
methyl phenol tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
methylene chloride tetromethyl ethyl phenol
naphthalene<91-20-3> toluene<108-88-3>
nickel<7440-02-0> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
phenol<108-95-2> vinyl chloride<75-01^4>
phenyl ethanane zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75-34-3
; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 156-60-5; 107-02-8;
107-13-1; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
7440-43-9; 108-90-7; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 7440-47-3; 117r84-0;
84-66-2; 100-41-4; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
108-95-2; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 108-88-3; 79-01-6;
75-01^4; 7440-66-6
(CQR) Contact organization: Office of Enforcement/ Office of General
Counsel
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession No. 6304000925
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Contrary Creek project-803801
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Soil ;Surface water creek
;Other Solid waste: pyrite waste and sludge
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data for this data base
comes from sampling of Contrary Creek/ Virginia, uhich Is heavily
polluted with heavy metals. Sewage sludge being used to treat
pyrite mine waste and sludge is sampled, as well as soil.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Ronald Hill (513) 684-7861;
Computer-related Kenneth Hin
0ther As needed for sludge and soil observations
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 4000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 700.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 15*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
15.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(6EO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Contrary Creek watershed, Virginia
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ^Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include! Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Sludg
e and soil data is not coded.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CB¥) Data collected by: state agency Virginia State Hater Quality
Control Board
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency Virginia State Water Quality
Control Board
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Accession No. 6304000925 (cont)
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 107 (Clean Mater Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Control of heavy metals in Contrary Creek.
Printouts on request
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;EPA software STORET (Storage and
Retrieval of Hater Quality Data) ;EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORET
(Storage and Retrieval of Water Quality Data) can access some of
the data.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Ronald Hill
OFC: EPA/(QRD)/OBET)/(MBRL-CI1Q
AD; Municipal Environmental Research Lab, Cincinnati, OH 45268
PH: (513) 684-7861
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) number of substances represented in data base: 22
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 16
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acidity iron<7439-89-6>
alkalinity lead<7439*92-l>
aluminum<7429-90-5> »anganese<7439-96-5>
arsenic<7440-38-2> raercury<7439-97-6>
cadaium<7440-43-9> nickel<7440-02-0>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0> oxygen demand
chromium<7440-47-3> pH
copper<7440-50-8> potassium<7440«-09-7>
cyanide*57-12-5> sodium<7440-23»5>
fecal coliform sulfates
fluorene<86-73-7> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7429*90
-5; 7440-38-2J 7440-43-9; 1305-62-0; 7440-47-3; 7440-50*8;
57-12-5; 86-73-7; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6;
7440*02-0; 7440-09-7; 7440-23-5> 7440-66-6
(CNN) Contact name(s): Hill,R. ; Hinkle,K. ; Hill,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology
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Accession No. 6304000932
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Estimating Water Treatment Costs
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: GULP
(KED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other Economic data
associated with building and operating drinking water treat
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The construction and
operation/maintenance costs for 99 unit processes associated with
drinking water treatment are accessible through the use of a
computer program written in FORTRAN. Energy requirements are also
specified where possible.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Robert M. Clark (513) 684-7488
} Computer-related R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection Literature and cost estimates
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: Other-No specific
Information is collected on the various drinking water contas
(KPP) Bon-pollutant parameters included In the data bases Cost/economic
data ;Energy use
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-00-79
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Accession No. 6304000932 (cent)
offices-various
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
Consultants
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: PDP-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use; No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Hone
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Hone
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Hone
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of forms
Richard G. Eilers
QFC: EPA/MERL/DHRO
AD: Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
PH: 1513) 684-7809
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
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Accession No. 6402000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Aerosol Data Management Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: ADMIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains data
from x-ray fluorescence analysis of elemental composition of
aerosols collected by dichotoraous samplers. Data contains filter
statistics plus the following elements: Si, P, S, Cl, K, Ca,
Tl, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Mi, Cu* Zn, G%f Ge, As* Se, Be/ Rb, Srf Cd*
Sn, Sb/ Ba, H, Hg, Pb, Al. Some samples contain uet chemistry
data: 50(4)), (TH), NQ<3), (1C), N0(3), (TH), Nfl(4), H<+>
(CfC) COSTACTS: Subject Hatter Dr. Bill Courtney (919)541-4540;
Computer-related Stephanie Tysinger (919)541-2846; EPA Office/
Robert Stevens (919)541-3156
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the database: Flow rates
;Sampling date ;Site description ;Volume/aass measures ; Sample
Start time ;sampling duration
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-78 to 12-31-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 15,000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 3000 (to
HOOO.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 32.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data;
32.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State juser-supplied identification
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Northrop supplied
Identification
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Mo
unusual variations
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab inorganic pollutant Branch,
Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Northrop Services, Inc.
CIDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is the on-going research at the
Laboratory.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
568
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QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 6
(tJSR) current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software N/A MIDS:6402600902 ;
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of fora:
Muriel Easterling
OFC: Northrop Services, Inc.
AD:RTP, MC 27711
PH: (919)541-2846
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-28-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 36
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
calcium strontium
gallium sulfur
germanium tin
rubidium tungsten
silicon fflore(See ABS)
(CNM) Contact name(s): Courtney/B. ^Tysinger^S.; Stevens,R.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Infrared Spectra of Pollutants
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models ROSE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions point and
non-point source ;Mobile source emissions ? Other pure samples of
individual pollutants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: <1) High resolution
(o.l cm(-l)) infrared long-path absorption and single-emission
spectra of gaseous pollutants emitted by point and extended
area sources; (2) Laboratory calibration spectra of the various
pollutants: the spectral region covered is 700-6,000 cm(-l)
(1.7-14 microns).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William F. Herget (919)541-3034
; Computer-related H
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
ambient, non-point source, and point source stack emissions
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method }Concentration measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 TO 11-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 300.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 10.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 10
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project Identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Edit Some of the data has been edited,
some has not yet been edited.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
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(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Applied Optics 18, 3404-3420, 1979
Publications Optical Engineering 19, 508-514, 1980
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) number of regular users of data base: 3
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Stationary Source Enforcement Division
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Units on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Nicolet Instrument
Corporation ;MIDS:6402500903
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPOT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
William F. Herget
OFCJ EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC, 27711
PH: (919) 541-3034
(OF) Date of form completion: 02-10-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 26
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers In data base: 3
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
acetaldehyde<75-07-0> hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
acetone<67-64-l> hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
acrolein<107-02-8> methanol<67-56-l>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0> nitric acld<7697-37-2>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
chlorofluorocarbons ozone<10028-15-6>
ethylene dibromlde (edb)<106-93-4> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2> sulfuric;acid<7664-93-9>
formaldehyde<50-00-0> toluene<108-88-3>
furfural<98-01-l> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
hydrocarbons vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0> fluorides
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75*07-0
; 67-64-1; 107-02-8; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 106-93-4;
107-06-2; 50-00-0; 98-01-1; 7647-01-0; 7664-39-3| 74-90-8;
67-56-1; 7697-37-2; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6;
7446-09-5; 7664-93-9; 108-88-3; 79-01-6; 75-01-4
(CUM) Contact name(s): Herget,U.F. ; Herget,W.F. ;
Herget/H.F.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000104
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Northeastern Regional Oxidant Study
Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base. Edit in process of being developed,
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency agencies in Northeastern U.S
;State agency Northeastern states ; Regional office Regions I,
II, and III ?SPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab-Las
Vegas, Environmental Monitoring Support Lab-RTP ^Contractor
Environmental Measurements Inc. ; Other federal agency
NQAA-Boulder ;Washington State University
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Accession No. 6402000104 (cent)
(ABY) Data analyzed oy; EPA lab Envlronaental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas Environmental Monitoring Support Lab-RIP
(IDL) Laboratory identification: HO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection! Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206, Section 310 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Nuaber of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA tab
(DST) Fora of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software locally developed
program ;EPA hardware UNIVAC 1110
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems uhich use data base: Northeast
Qxidant study
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SARCAD and NEDS
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: RAHAR
C from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Janes Reagan
OFC: Office of Research and Development Environmental
Sciences Research Laboratory
AD: MD-80 RIP, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-4486
(DF) Date of form completion: 04-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 10
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acetaldehyde<75-07-0> o-xylene<95-47-6>
carbon monoxide<630-Q8-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
forraaldehyde<50-00-0> p-xylene
hydrocarbons sulfur dibxide<7446-09-5>
m-xylene<108-38-3> toluene<108-88-3>
nitrogen dloxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data oase: 75-07-0
; 630-08-0; 50-00-0; 108-38-3; 10102-44-0; 95-47-6; 10028-15-6;
106-42-3; 7446-09-5; 108-88-3
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Reagan*J. ; Novak/J. ; Branch/A.M.
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6402QVOil05
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model; Aerosol Characterization Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; ACHEX
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data Here collected
during a 3 month period in the Fall of 1977 in Southern
California. The overall objective of the study «as to
characterize physical and chemical characteristics of California
aerosols, fhe Minnesota group concentrated on;physical properties
of aerosols tilth respect to stz««
CCTC-) CONTACTS: Subject natter K.T. ..Vhitby, University of Minnesota
(612)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring* Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status? Discontinued
(NPP) Mon-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Chemical
data ;Elevation ^Sampling date |Site description ^Temperature ;
Test/analysis method jWind direction |Mind velocity ^Aerosol size
distributions
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 08-01-72 TO 11-30-72
(TRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 11/30/72
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; Other continuous
during intensive runs
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: lOQOQuOO., (Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (fi/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations £Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data bases Single state California
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
documentation identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: documentation
Identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: encoded
(DPR) Data collect*/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sarapiin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented lAnalysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) tab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory*
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates oxist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBV) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(1DL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
characterize California aerosols
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
The Character and Origins of Smog Aerosols
Unpublished reports ACHEX Data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(IJSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
California state government
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original fora (hardcopy, readings)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses Yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None, project
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H. McMurry ,
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St./ SB, Minneapolis, MH 55455
PH: (612) 373-5647
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-18-83
(HMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
ozone sulfur dloxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 10028-1
5-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) contact name(s): Khitby,K.T.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000106
(DQ) Date of Questlonaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: General Motors Proving Grounds
Sulfate Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: GM
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Hobile source
emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Aerosol size
distributions were measured in air which Mas upMind and doHnuind of
the General Motors Proving Grounds* Catalyst equipped cars
Here traveling on the track. The objective lias to study the
effects of catalyst emissions on ambient air quality.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter K.T. Whitby, University of Minnesota
(612) ; Conputer-
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Chemical
data |Sampling date jSite description ^Temperature ;
Test/analysis method }Hind direction ;Hind velocity ;Aerosol size
distributions
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 10-00-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/75
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one tine only
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base:
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Accession No. 6402000106 (cont)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
study aerosol emissions from catalyst equipped cars
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports General Motors Proving Grounds Study-Minnesota Data
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None/ project
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H. McMurry
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
PH: (612) 373-5647
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
sulfates
(CNM) contact name(s): Hhitby/K.T. ; Valentine,H.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000107
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Labadie Potter Plant Study-75
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HISTT 75
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions Labadie
Power Plant plume
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data were acquired
during an intensive field program. A primary objective of the
project was to measure secondary aerosol formation in the
Labadie Power Plant plume. Some St* Louis urban plume data were
also acquired* Aerosol size distributions and meteorological
parameters are included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter K.T- Nhitby, University of Minnesota
(612) | Computer-
CD TP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;41 CHA potential criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Elevation ;Sampling date ;Site description ^Temperature >
Test/analysis method ;Wind direction jHind velocity jAerosol size
distributions ; Meteorological parameters
(OS) Tine period covered by data base: 07-01-75 TO 08-30*75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/75
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other daily during
8 intensive study-continuous sampling*
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/AO
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location St.
Louis area-Missouri and Illinois
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Clty ;Documentation Identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jDocusientation identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
was a several week intensive field study.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
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Accession No. 6402000107 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University «f Minnesota
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: statutory authorization is to
study aerosol formation in poHer plant plume
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports 1975-Labadie data
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-!5-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 10102-4
4-Oj 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNH) Contact name(s): Hhitby/K.T. } Valentine,N.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Labadie Power Plant Study-76
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Accession No. 6402000108 (cont)
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed bys Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
C1UT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization 1$ to
study aerosol formation in power plant plume
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB*approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports 1976-Labadie data
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Parks NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Fora of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDI) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Other None/ project
complete Related EPA systems; MISTT Data Analysis D64020001
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction aith this data base
HISTT Data Analysis D6402000107 NH; Peter H. McMurry OFC:
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455 PH: (.612) 373-5647
sulfur dioxlde<7446-09-S>
ozone<10028-15-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNN) Contact naoe(s): Whitby,K.T. ; Valentine^N.
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000109
(DQ) Date of duestionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Mane of Data Base of Model:Sulfur Regional Experiment
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SURE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Air ;Emissions
commercial/institutional area. Industrial area/ residential area,
transportation area, small National Emissions Data System (NEDS),
major point sources
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Ground data, emissions
inventory, and aircraft data for the Sulfur Regional Emperiment
(SURE) region* Ground data contains: hourly averages of sulfur
dioxide (S0<2», nitrogen oxides (N0) in parts per million (PPM) and temperature and dew
point in degrees Centigrade, 24-hour readings of total suspended
participates (TSP) and various ions: S0<4> (sufate), N0<3>
(nitrate), NH<4> (ammonium) and Cl(-) (chlorine) In
micrograns/cubic meter, and three hour sequential filter readings
of TSP and RSP/SO<4> in micrograms per cubic meter.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Or. Karen Warren (805) 497-0821;
Computer-related Hevin
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other snail
National Emissions Data System (NEDS); major point sources;
ambient and non-point sources
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Collection method ^Elevation iFlou rates ;Location ;
Sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature ;Volume/mass measures
f dew point ;emission rate factors jneekday/tteekend factors
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 08-01-77 TO 10-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly ;daily
^quarterly jQther 3-hour Intervals
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 30000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Ray data/observations >Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 54*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
45 (or less.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region
Regions I, II, III, V, and parts of If
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ;County ^Coordinates UTM JSulfur Regional Experiment (SURE)
grid coordinat
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes Plant location
;point code
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: The
data base is missing ground data records for some days for some
sites.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
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g plan documented |Collection method documented |QA procedures
documented
CAUL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit; Data not based on lab analysis*
CPRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented*.
CC8Y) Data collected byi Contractor Environmental Research and
Technology, Inc. CERT)
CABY) Data analysed bys state agency Maine Department of Environmental
Protection
EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research triangle
Park, HC
Contractor Environmental Research and Technology, Inc« CERT) and
Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC)
Washington University
CIDL) Laboratory identifications HO
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Anticipatory/research
(ACT) Authorization for data collections No statutory requirements
Data collection requirement is to support Agency research efforts
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB- approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable ran data
C8US) Number of regular users of data base: 50
CUSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
states
university research
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for all data . . -
CDLC) primary physical location of data: ffCC/GHIVAC
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
CDAC) Type of data access: EPA software HIDS:6402600909 ;through
connection of HCC system and contractor software
CCHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
COPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date; Other as data is
made available by Environmental Research and Technology, Inc.
(ERT)
CRDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base* Elect
ric Power Research Institute (£PRI)/Sulfur Regional Experiment
{SURE), Environmental Research and Technology, Inc. CERT)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Nevin Fouts
OFC: Computer Data Systems, Inc.
ADi MD-47, Research Triangle Park, HC 27711
PH: C919) 541-3552
CDF) Date of fora completion: 01-28*83
CNMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 14
CNCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 8
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(HAT) Substances represented In data base:
anmonia<7664-41-7> nitrogen dioxide
ammonium nitrogen oxides
ammonium hydroxide<1336~21-6> nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
chlorine<7782-50-5> ozone
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446~09-5>
nitrate<14797<-55-8> sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
nitrates/nitrites total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7664-41
-7; 1336-21-6; 7782-50-5; 14797*55-8; 10102-44-0;10l02-44-0;
10028-15-6; 7446-09-5; 7664-93-9
(CNN) Contact nane(s): tfarren/K. ; Pouts,!!, l Brouning^R.H.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environnentai Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: Copper Nickel Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CUNI
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air jEnissionS nine dust
(AfiS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data uere acquired in
Northeast Minnesota as a part of the Copper Nickel Study. The
objective was to help establish the environmental impact of
developing copper and nickel ore resources in that part of the
state. Fugitive dust emissions froa dirt roads and a nine were
measured.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter K,T. Hhitby, University of Minnesota
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Anbient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Elevation ^sampling date jslte description ;Temperature j
Test/analysis method ;Wind direction ;Wind velocity ;Aerosol size
distributions ; Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (submlcron
and total) ;Aerosol sulfur } Meteorological parameters
CDS) Tine period covered by data base: 08-00-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other 1 ueek intensive
data-continuous measurements
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0,
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations >Suramary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Northeast Minnesota
(LOC) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
documentation identifies source
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility include: documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
was a one ueek intensive field study.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory*
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CB¥) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
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(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
study the environaental Impact of developing copper/nickel ore
deposits.
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB*approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports DATA REPORT/CUNI Project
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Pane/ NC
Minnesota State
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesiv
(DPDT) Frequency of data base oaster file up-date: Other None, project
complete
(CMP) Completion of fora:
Peter H. McMurry
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, SE, Minneapolis, MM 55455
PH: (612)373-5647
(DP) Date of fora completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxlde<10102-44-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4~0> 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Whitby,K.T.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000111
(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: SHERCO
CACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SHERCO
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions coal fired
power plant plume
CABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Data iiere acquired
during a 1 week intensive field project in Minnesota* The
objective was to measure secondary aerosol formation in a
relatively clean scrubbed plume from a coal fired power plant.
Gaseous and aerosol parameters were measured.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter K.T. hhitby, University of Minnesota
"t Computer-related N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;41 CVA potential criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data /Elevation ;Sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature ;
Test/analysis method jWind direction jWind velocity ;Aerosol size
distributions y Aerosol chemical composition by IRF Csubmicron
and total) ;Aerosol sulfur > Meteorological parameters
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-00-78
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Data obtained
during 1 week intensive study-data taken only during plume
touchdown
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base. (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Area
northwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
documentation identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
was a one week intensive field study with data acquired during
plume touchdown only.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANC.) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
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Accession No. 6402000111 (cent)
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Mhitby,K.T. ; Valentine,*].
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000112
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: STATE - July August 1978
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STATE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Air ^Emissions coal fired
power plant plune
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data were acquired for
a 3 week period in July and August of 1978 in the Cumberland
Power Plant near Clarksville, TN. Measurements Here made with
a mobile laboratory, and included gas and aerosol measurements
inside and outside the plune.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Peter H. McMurry, University of
Minnesota ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
741 CVA potential criteria
(HPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Elevation ; Samp ling date ;Site description ;Temperature j
Test/analysis method ;Hind direction ;Hind velocity ?Aerosol size
distributions ; Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (submlcron
and total) ;Aerosol sulfur ; Meteorological parameters
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-78 TO 08-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other only make
measurements while plume impacts on ground (10am-5pn)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(IMF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Clarksville/ Tennessee
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
documentation identifies location
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Other
sampling platforms (e.g. aircraft) participated in study as well.
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sampliri
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included In data base
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
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Accession No. 6402000112 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
CIOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collections Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
link emissions to effects
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports OHML State Data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research triangle Park, HC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: So limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Other None, project
complete
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems ahich use data base: Washington
University Data bank from state 06402000178
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Washington University Data bank from STATE D6402000178
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H. McMurry
QFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, SE, Minneapolis MN 55455
PH: (612)373-5647
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxide<10l02-44-0> sulfur dloxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CUM) Contact name(s): NcMurry,P«H. ; Valentine,H.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000113
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: SCRUB - August 1978
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SCRUB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions coal fired
pouer plant plume
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data uere acquired for
a 2 Meek Intensive study period in the Widow's Creek Power Plant
plume. Data uere acquired in plumes/ which were both scrubbed and
unscrubbed for sulfur dioxide* Gaseous and particulate data
uere acquired.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Peter H. McMurry, University of
Minnesota ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria MAAQS
;41 CWA potential criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Elevation /Sampling date ;site description ;Temperature ;
Test/analysis method jWind direction ;Wind velocity ;Aerosol size
distribution ? Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (subraicron
and total) ;Heteorological parameters
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-00-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other data acquired
only during plume touchdown
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Rau data/observations ; Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Hidous
Creek Pouer Plant, Alabama
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
documentation identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
was a two week intensive field study.
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
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Accession No. 6402000113 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
study sulfate formation in scrubbed and unscrubbed plumes
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports DATA REPORT: Scrub Data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other project
completed
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction ulth this data base
Meteorology Research Institute (MRI) Aircraft Data
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction ulth this data base: Tenne
ssee Valley Authority (TVA) Source Data; Tennessee Valley
Authority (TVA) Helicopter Data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H, McMurry
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, S£, Minneapolis, MM 55455
PH: (612)373-5641
(OF) Date of form completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base;
nitrogendloxide<10102-44-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0} 10028-15-6 J 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): McHurry/P.H. ; Valentine,N.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000114
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: INCOS
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other mass spectra data
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: National Bureau of
Standards (NBS) nass spectral data base used as
reference/Identifying information for various systems and
research. The INCOS data base contains mass spectra for about
29,000 chemical compounds uhich are a subset of the nass spectra
found in the nass spectra portion of the Chemical Information
System (CIS).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Stephen fi. Malburn (919) 541-4689
; Computer-related S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: mass spectra
of about 29,000 chemical compounds
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01 r-01-30 TO 12-30-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 29000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF3 Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Usefu
1 only in mass spectrometry and matching of compounds. Data
quality assurance information not applicable since data is
accepted from the National Bureau of Standards.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency National Bureau of
Standards
(ABY) Data analyzed by: N/A
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: identification of organic
compounds
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is need to identify unknown chemical
compounds found in laboratory.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA/National Institutes of Health Mass Spectral Data Base
Volumes 1-4.
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base; 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
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Accession No. 6402000114 (cent)
INCGS data system and data base used by unknown number of other EPA
offices; each has own system*
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Forra of data storage: Magnetic disc ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) type of data access: Commercial software INCOS System
;MIDS:6402600914 ;EPA hardware Nova 3
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date! Other data base has
not been updated in about 2 years
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Chemical Information System (CIS) D 2209 0009 05
(CMP) Completion of form:
Stephen G, Walburn
OFC: EPA/(QRD)/
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Accession No. 6402000115
(DQ) Date of Questionnaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Bureau of Mines
Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (submicron
and total) ;Aerosol sulfur ; Meteorological parameters
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-00-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other daily during 2
week intensive field study
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Database includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1*
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1-
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Craig,
Colorado
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
documentation Identifies location
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility include: documentation
Identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
was a two week intensive field study.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sampltn
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
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Accession No. 6402000115 (cont)
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PRJ) Primary purpose of data collection; Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collections Statutory authorization is to
determine importance of fugitive dust emissions from nines
(OM8) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports DATA REPORT:UHML Mines Project 1978
Machine-readable ray data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0? 10028-15-6? 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Marple/V. ; Valentine,N.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000116
(DQ) Date of Questiouaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Mane of Data Base of Model: PEPE/NEROS-OMML Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PEPENEROS
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data Here acquired for
a 5 week period during July and August,
1980. Most data were obtained at a fixed site about 25 miles
northeast
of Columbus, Ohio, although some urban plume data Here also
obtained. Measurements Here made continuously, 24 hours per day/
and included gas and aerosol data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Peter H- McMurry, University of
Minnesota ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status! Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 41 CMA potential
criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Elevation ^Sampling date ;Site description /Temperature J
Test/analysis method ;Wind direction ;Mind velocity ^Aerosol size
distributions > Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (subralcron
and total) ;Aerosol sulfur } Meteorological parameters
(DS) Tine period covered by data base; 07-01-80 TO 08-30-80
(fRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other 24 hours per
d ay-continuous
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 106.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(MOP) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): CN
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include;
documentation Identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
data collection Has a 5 neek, intensive, 24 hours per day
sampling.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included In data base
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
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Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by; Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is to
determine mechanisms of haze formation in Eastern U.S.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports not available yet
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research triangle Park, NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
CDS?) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: University of Minnesota software
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
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(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: 1971 Denver Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: DENVER
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Data were acquired
during October and November of 1971 In the Denver/ Colorado Area
in order to characterize aerosol size distributions* Data Mere
acquired at all hours during this one month intensive field study.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter K.T. Uhitby, University of Minnesota
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the databases Chemical
data ;Elevatlon jSampling date >Site description }Temperature j
Test/analysis method >tfind direction ;Hind velocity ;Aerosol site
distributions / Aerosol concentrations
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting fornsi
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports data report-Aerosol Heasureaent in Denver, CO (1971)
CNUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: EPA Ohio River Valley Study
(ACR) Acronyio of Data Base or Model: QRVS
(HED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base yill
contain hourly averages from three stations for levels of ozone,
nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, nitrous oxides, total sulfur, wind
speed and direction, temperature, barometric pressure, and relative
humidity. There will be less frequent data for precipitation
and aerosol information. The data base will also contain data on
peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN) and nitric acid,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter R.K. Stevens (919) 541-3156;
Computer-related Ton Royal (919) 493-4502 > EPA Office
Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory (919)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 02-00-81
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Precipitation
;Sampling date ^Temperature ;Hlnd direction ;Mind velocity >
Relative humidity ;Solar radiation
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-80 TO 10-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 08-31-81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly jas needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 0.(Actual)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data!
3.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 3.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Ohio River
valley
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
Station Identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 67.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
for about two-thirds of the data
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(C8¥) Data collected by: Contractor Mead Technology, RTP, NC
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: Contractor Mead Technology, RTP/ NC
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to provide data for models of the
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distribution and deposition of atnospherlc materials from
coal-fired power plants and determine if there has been any
long-term degradation of air quality
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
Q«
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machlne-reada
ble ran data
(NO'S) Number of regular users of data base: 20-50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Prinary physical location of data: Contractor
(DSI) Form of data storage: Magnetici. tape
(DAC) Type of data access: through contractor and in form of reports
(CH6) Direct charge for non-EPA use: there may be a charge to cover
system costs,
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems nhich use data base: Nitrate/ fine
particulate-visibility, acid rain, chemical mass balance,
deposition, and air quality models
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
the meteorological data bases available in EPA
(CMP) Completion of fora:
Richard Paur
OFC: EPA/Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory
AD: RTP, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-3131
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-24-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 8
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
aerosols peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN)
nitric acid<7697-?37-2> nitrogen oxides
nitric oxide<10102-43-9> ozone<10028-15-6>
nitrogen dioxlde<10102-44-0> sulfu
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7697-37
-2; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Shau,R. ; Royal,T.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000119
(DQ) Date of Questionalres 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Complex Terrain Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CTH
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models Stable plume Imp act ion
In complex terrain being studied by aeans of tracers
(SF<6>FREON), and oil fog plumes emitted from artificial sources.
Nephelometer and tracer measurements made in plume and at 100
locations on surface of 100 kilometer wide Cinder Cone Butte,
Idaho. This data is to be used for model development.
(CTC) COST ACT Si Subject matter Francis Schierroeier (919) 541>4551
; Computer-related F
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/Ongoing
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 09-00-80
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data jCollection method ^Concentration measures ^Elevation ; Flow
rates ^Location ^Physical data ^Sampling date jSite description >
Temperature ^Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass measures ;Wind
direction ; Kind velocity ^Visibility >Solar radiation ^Vertical
temperature gradients } Mixing heights j Pilot Balloon Mind
Profiles ; Tethersonde Temp. Profiles ; Kinlsorde Temp.
profiles:
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 09-01-80 TO 11-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 11/30/60
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
Ten-minute tracer samples ;hourly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 0.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 2000000*
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOT) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0«
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Cinder
Cone Butte/ Idaho
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Project identifier ;Local grid system
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Data
from one 15-day and one 30-day experimental study on Cinder
Cone Butte, ID. Limited to SF6, FREON tracers and assorted
meteorological measurements on one Kilometer wide butte* 2
Adjacent Pibal/ Tethersonde, Minlsorde release sites.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AOD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
(EDT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Environmental Research and
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Technology ;other federal agency National Administration Nave
Propagation Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Environmental Research and
Technology
Other federal agency national Oceanic and Atmospheric
Adninistratlon Wave Propagation Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206, Title III, Section 310 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting foras:
Q<3
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Yearly publications in journals with submission to Rational
Technical Information Service
printouts on request
Copies of Data on Tapef Machine-readable raw data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Fora of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software special programs to be
developed in March, 1981
(CMC) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Seal-annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
Francis Schierneler (919) 541-4551
OFC: Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory
AD: MD-80 RTP, NC 27711
PHS (919) 541-4551
(DF) Date of foro completion: 02-25-83
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Schieroeier,F. ; Schiermeier,F.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Sciences Research Laboratory
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Regional Air Pollution Study-Ambient
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: RAPS
(MED) Media/Subject of DataBase or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: National Ambient Air
Quality Standards (NAAQS) pollutants and concurrent
meteorological variables measured at 25 ground stations^
airplane flights, and balloon ascents in the St. Louis Air Quality
Control Region (AQCR) from late 1974 to early 1977.
(CTC) CONTACTS; .Subject matter James R«agan (919) 541-4486 ;
Computer-related Joan N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base; Chemical
data ;Co11ection method jCoacentration measures ^Elevation }
Location ;Physical data ^Sampling date ;Site description
;Teaperature } Test/analysis method ;Hind direction ;Hind
velocity ;dew point / pressure ;temperature gradient ;(b)scat
; inhalable particulates: fine and coarse ; particulate elements
}solar radiation
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-74 TO 05-30-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 05/30/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
continuous }hourly ;daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 210000000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40*
(NCS) Ho. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region St. Louis
Air Quality Control Region
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
Other coding scheme
Oneoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: ffhen:
110/75-5/77; Where: St. Louis Air Quality Control Region
(AQCR); What: National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) plus
supporting chemical and meteorological measurements. Very
Intensive measurement program.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Saaplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AMD Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NQ
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(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Edit data still being edited.
(C3Y) Data collected by; EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas Environmental Sciences R Contractor Rockwell
International ^Washington University ^University of Washington
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Monitoring Systems
Lab-Las Vegas Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle
Park
Contractor Rockwell International
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR!) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 86-206 as amended, Section 103 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Documentation of the Regional Air Pollution Study (RAPS) Data
Base
Unpublished reports Anomalies in the Regional Air Pollution study
(RAPS) Data Base
Printouts on request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-25
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CHAT) Substances represented in data base:
arsenic<7440-38-2> nercury<7439-97-6>
bariun<7440-39-3> nitric acid<7697-37-2>
cadttiun<7440-43-9> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrogen oxides
chroHiiura<7440-47-3> ozone<10028-15-6>
copper<7440-50-8> seleniun<7782-49-2>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
hydrogen suitide<7783-06-4> titanlun<7440-32-6>
iron<7439-89-6> total sulfur
lead<7439-92-l> total suspended particulates
raanganese<7439-96-5> vanadium<7440-62-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 7440-39-3? 7440-43-9; 630-08-0; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8;
7783-06-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-S; 7439-97-6;
7697-37-2; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7782-49-2; 7446-09-5;
7440-32-6; 7440-62-2
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Reagan/J. ; Novak,J. } Branch,A.M.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Select Hazardous Chemicals-Ambient
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Ambient air
measurements of selected trace gaseous pollutants in ten urban
locations. Data includes halomethanes, haloethanes,
chloroethylenes, chloroaroraatics, some aromatic hydrocarbons, and
secondary organics*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Dr. H.B. Singh (415) 326-6200 ;
EPA Office Dr* Larry Cu
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: operational/ongoing
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Collection method ;Location ;Sampling date }Hind direction ;
Mind velocity
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 04-09-79 10 05-02-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 05-02-81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other, at specific
urban locations, every two hours for periods of 9 to 11 days*
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 10.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Los
Angeles, CA*, Phoenix, AZ., Oakland CA, Houston, TX«, St. Louis,
MO., Denver, CO*, Riverside, CA., Staten Island, NY., Pittsburgh,
PA., Chicago, IL.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State jCity ; Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is of specific trace gases, over short periods of time, at a few
urban city locations. No EPA performance evaluations done to
date.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AMD Lab analysis based on GPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(SOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist*
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor SRI, International
(AB¥) Data analyzed by: Contractor SRI, International
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
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(cont)
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to estimate the amount and the
fate of toxic and hazardous substances around urban areas.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting foras:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA-600/3-80-072 Atmospheric Measurements of Selected Toxic
Organic Chemicals: Interim Report-1979
Unpublished reports Interim Report-1980f EPA-600/3-83-002
Measurements of Hazardous Organic Chemicals in the Ambient
Atmosphere
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 20
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances
Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards! EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLc) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
Larry f. Cupitt
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
1,1,2-triehioroethene<79-0l-6>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
If l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
1,2-dichlorobenzene<95-5Q-l>
1,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541~73-l>
benzene<71-43-2>
broBomethane<74-83-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlorinated ethanes
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chloroform<67-"66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
methyl chloroforn<71-55-6>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-xylene<106»42-3>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phosgene<75-44-5>
tetr achloroethene
tetrachloroethylene<127^18-4>
tetrachloronethane<56-23-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01^6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
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vlnylidene chloride
<75-35-4> chlorofluorocarbons
trichlorofluoromethane
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Accession No. 6402000124
(OQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Ozone and its Precursors Data
Base-Midwest/FATE of NDX Data Base-Boston
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A data base for ozone
and its precursors buildup within a moving high pressure system in
the mi dues tern United States was obtained. A second data base for
the fate of nitrous oxide compounds within an urban plume
transported over an ocean body was also obtained for the Boston*
MA area*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William A. Lonneman (919) 541-2829
; EPA Office Joseph
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ;Site description ;Temperature >Uind direction ; Kind
velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-77 TO 08-05-77 - Midwest
Study & 08-01-78 TO 08-30-78 - Boston Plume Study.
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08-05-77 Midwest ;
08-30-78-Boston.
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
aircraft data (instantaneous) ;hourly ;daily
(NOB) number of observations in data base: 4000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations ,? Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1-Groun
d Site + Aircraft - Boston ; 3-Ground Sites + 2Aircraft -
Midwest
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data;
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region midwest and
Boston* MA
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
City
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: encoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should*be aware: Limit
ed meteorological Information is included in this data base.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Edltting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Rresearch
Lab-Research Triangle Park* NC / Contractor Battelie-Columbus;
Washington State University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park* NC
Contractor Battelle-Columbus; Washington State University
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(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency Standard
development.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
none approved
Unpublished reports (Report for 1977 Midwest Study prepared for
Final Review and Clearance) "Nitrogen Oxides Reactions Within
Urban Plumes Transported over the Ocean" Project Report Recently
Cleared for Publication in NTIS for 1978 Boston Study
(NHS) Number of regular users of data base: 5 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original fora (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other special
study, no further updates
(CMP) Completion of form:
William A. Lonneaan
QFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/ hydrocarbons
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrates/nitrites
carbon tetrachloride nitric acid<7697-37-2>
<56-23-5> chlorofluorocarbons nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
chloroform<67*66-3> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
cuBene<98-82-8> o-xylene<95-47-6>
hydrocarbons ozone<10028-15-6>
isbprene<78-79-5> p-xylene<106-42-3>
B-xylene<108-38-3> toluene<108-88-3>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6> trichloroethene<79-01^6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> xylene<1330-20-7>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-43-2
; 630-08-0; 56-23-Sj 67*66-3; 98-82-8> 78-79-5; 108-38-3;
71-55-6; 71^55-6; 630-08-0; 7697^37-2; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0;
95-47-6; 10028-15-6; 106-42-3; 108-88-3; 79-01^6; 1330-20-7
(CNM) Contact name(s): Lonneaan/tf.A. ; Bufallni/J«J«
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000128
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: FLUX
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FLUX
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ale ;Soll
CABS) A bs tract/over vieii of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
subsurface temperature data* net radiation data, and SOBd soil
moisture data for three surfaces, soil, concrete, and concrete
painted black. The data site is near St. Louis and consists of
hourly summaries over a 15 month period with purpose to value
energy budgets for model evaluation purposes. This program Is part
of boundary layer studies for the Regional Air Pollution Study
(RAPS). No pollutant parameters are Included as the data is
meteorological.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jason Ching (919) 541-4524;
Computer-related Jason Ching
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Site
description ^Temperature ;net radiation for energy budget studies ;
soil moisture for energy budget studies jsoll temperature for
energy budget studies
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-76 TO 05-30-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 05/30/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 300000 or more.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
deserted airfield near St. Louis, Missouri
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collections No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support laboratory research
COMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Temporal variation of ground heat flux for soil and concrete using
net radiation data
(NUS) Kumber of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data bases EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
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Accession N®. 6402000129
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(RAM) Name of Data ease of Hodel; Regional Air Pollution Study-Point
and Area Source
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: RAPS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions point and area
(ABS) Abstract/Overflew of Data Base or Model: Estimated point and
area emissions for St. Louis Air Quality Control Region (AQCR) 70
during 1975-1976. Calculated hourly and annual emissions
available for all periods.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject Batter Charles Hasser (919) 541-5285 ;
Computer-related Joan N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other large
point source plus area (aggregate, undifferentiated)
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) croups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ?7
criteria NAAQS ;129 307 CMA >I5 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Elevation
jFlou rates ^Industry ^Location ?Manufacturer ^Physical data ;
Population density ;Sampling date ;heat emissions ipartical size
breakdown / total hydrocarbon breakdown into 5 classes:
non-reactive/ paraffins, olefins, aromatics, aldehydes.
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 01-01-75 TO 12-31-76
(TRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 12/31/76
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings hourly ;daily ;weekly
jmonthly ;annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2QOQQOO«(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A«)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ?Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 510*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0,
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region St. Louis
Area of Missouri
CLOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /County ;City;Town/township ^Street address ^Coordinates UTM
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;plant location ^Parent corp name ^Street address } SIC code
ISCC |National Emissions Data System (NEDS) Identifiers
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
are estimated emissions for St. Louis Air Quality Control Region
' (AQCR) 70 for 1975 and 1976 only* Where 1976 data was missing,
1975 data was used.
(DPR) Data collect./anal« procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
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(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(Cfly.) Data collected by: Regional office Regions V and VII ;Contractor
Rockwell International
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Science Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
ODD Laboratory identification: DO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: provide data for Air Quality
model evaluation
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 86-206 as amended, Section 103 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Regional Air Pollution Study Point Source Methodolgy and
Inventory; Regional Air Pollution Study Emission Inventory
SuBBtarization
Unpublished reports Evaluation of Eraission Inventory Methodologies
for the Regional Air Pollution Study (RAPS) program
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
microfiche
machine-readable processed data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20-25
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for sone data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
COST) Fora of data storage: Magnetic disc and tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software SYSTEM 2000 ;EPA
software Regional Air Pollution Study (RAPS Data Handling System
;EPA hardware UNIVAC 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date; Other data only for
1975 and 1976, no further updates
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Regional Air
Pollution Study (RAPS) graphics system; LIRAQ, SAIASP, RAH,
LPAQSM models
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National Emissions Data System (NEDS) Emission Factor File,
Nation Emissions Data System (NEDS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Joan H. Novak
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-4545
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NNAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 28
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data bases 35
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Accession No. 6402000129 (cont)
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
arsenic<7440-38-2> mercury<7439-97-6>
asbestos<1332-21-4> molybdenum and compounds
barluo<7440-39-3> <7439-98-7>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8> nickel<7440-02-0>
berylltura<7440-41-7> nitrogen oxides
boron compounds<7440-42-8> phosphorus<7723-14~0>
ca seleniura<7782-49-2>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> silver<7440-22-4>
chro«iun<7440-47-3> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
copper<7440-50-8> titaniura<7440-32-6>
hydrocarbons total suspended particulates
lead<7439-92-l> vanadlun<7440-62-2>
magnesium zinc<7440-66-6>
manganese<7439-96-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-38
-2; 1332-21-4? 7440-39-3; SO-32-8; 7440-41^7; 7440-42r8>
7440-43-9; 630-08-0; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 7439-92-1;
7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 7439-98-7; 7440-02-0; 7723-14-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 7446-09-5; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Masser/C. ; Novak,,J.
(COR) Contact organization: Atmospheric Modeling Branch/Environmental
Sciences
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Oevelopaent.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000130
(DQ) Date of Questionairel 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Remote Measurement of Wind/Plume
Velocity
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LDV
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions point and
non-point sources
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: As support for other
measurements, a Laser Doppler Velociraeter (LDV) system will be
used to remotely measure wind or stack plume velocity. The
velocity data, coupled with other measurements of pollutant
concentrations, alloy calculation of pollutant mass emission
rates. Pollutant parameters are not applicable to this data set.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roosevelt Rollins (919) 541-3835
; Computer-related R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Combination/Other
non-point and point source (stack emissions) data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 06-00-81
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Hind
direction ;tfind velocity ;plume velocity
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 0.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 6.
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Data
collection is to begin in June/ 1981.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysl
s method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on CPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
619
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L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Maehine-reada
ble raw data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software under development
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as needed
(CMP) Completion of form:
William F. Herget
OFC2 EPAA(ORD)/
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Accession No. 6402000131
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Corrosion Damage Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CORDS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Corrosion damage data
for samples of galvanized steel. Heathering steel, aluminum/
silver, marble, nylon, and house paints; atmospheric data which
includes uind speed and direction, temperature, den point, total
sulfur, sulfur dioxide (S0<2» hydrogen sulfide (H<2>S), ozone
(0<3», nitrogen oxides (N0
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Accession No. 6402000131 (cont)
for corrosion damage data Edit for corrosion damage data.
{CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC ; Contractor Rockwell
International
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
Contractor Rockwell International
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection; Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
CAUT) Authorization for data collection! Statutory authorization Is P
L 38-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
1) Effects of Airborne Sulfur Pollutants on Materials; 2)
Evaluation of the Effects of Microclimate Differences Corrosion;
3) Theoretical Air Pollution and Climate Effects on Materials
Confirmed by Zinc Corrosion Data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: Environmental Sciences
Research Lab-Research Triangle Park, WC
{CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
COST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base
update terminated
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
Atmospheric data collected under the Regional Air Monitoring
System (RAMS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Nancy C. Voder
OFC: Computer Sciences Corporation
AD: MD-09, Research Triangle park, NC 27711
PH: {919} 541-2305
(DF) Date of form completion: 11-04-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 9
CNCAS} Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
hydrocarbons sulfate
hydrogen sulfide<7783~06-4> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrate<14797^55-8> total sulfur
nitrogen oxides total suspended particulates
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7783-06
-4; 14797-55-8? 10028-15-6? 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Haynie,F.H. ; Haynie/F.H. ;
Haynie,F.H.
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(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Mo. 6402000132
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Accession Ho. 6402000132 (cent)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 95-95, Title III, Section 310 (Clean Air AmendementS of 1977)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Power Plant Stack Plumes in Complex Terrain: Data Analysis and
Characterization of Plume Behavior
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software MIOS:6402700902 ;Tape
available in standard format/ readable by m with user supplied
software
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base no
longer updated
(CMP) Completion of form:
Joan H. Novak
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: KD-30 Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-4545
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data bases 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitric oxide<10102-43-9> ozone<10028-15-6>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> sulfate aerosol
nitrogen oxides sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
3-9; 10102-44-0? I0028-15-6J 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name
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Accession No. 6402000133
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Laboratory Data Management System
NOTE: This data base is currently inoperative and has NOT been
used in over 2 years. It is doubtful it til 11 be used again.
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LDMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions mobile
source-automobiles
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Laboratory Data
Management System (LDMS) contains regulated automotive exhaust
emissions as a function of driving cycle, including total
hydrocarbons (HC), carbon monoxide (CO), oxides of nitrogen
(N0
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Accession No* 6402000133 (cent)
evaluation efforts
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 6 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
Motor Vehicles Emission Test Lab-Ann Arbor, MI
EPA contractors
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Laboratory Data Management
System (LDMS) ;EPA hardware KCC RTF
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Vehicle Emission Data Management Acquisition System (VEDMAS) on
the Mobile Source Emission (MSE) data base.
(CMP) Completion of form:
James N. Braddock
OFC: EPA/CORD)/(OEPER)/{ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park NC, 27711
PH: (919) 541-3881
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-09-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
hydrocarbons nitrogen oxides
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data bases 630-08-
0; 10102-44-0
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Braddock,J.N- ; Karasek,N.;
Braddock,J.K.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000134
(DQ) Date of Questionaite: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Mobile Source Eraissions
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: MSE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions Mobile
Source-automobiles
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Regulated automotive
exhaust emissions as a function of driving cycle include total
hyrocarbons (HC), carbon monoxide (CO), oxides of nitrogen (N0
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QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
On-line computer
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 12
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
Motor Vehicles Emission Test Lab-Ann Arbor/ HZ
Department of Energy
Department of Transportation
EPA contractors
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software VEDMAS (Vehicle Emission Data
Management Acquisition System) MIDS EPA hardware TI960B
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base toaster file up-date: Meekly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Vehicle Emission Data Management Acquisition System (VEDMAS)
which is part of this Mobile Source Emission data base.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Janes N. Braddock
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(ESRL-RTP)/(OEPER)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-3881
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4 (minimum
number)
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
hydrocarbons nitrogen oxides
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 10102-44-0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Braddock,J.N. ; Carter,?. ;
Braddock,J.N.
(RGR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6402000135
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: BLTH
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: BLTH
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ASS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base Includes
meteorological and atmospheric turbalance data collected from
instrumented towers and aircraft during the Regional Air
Pollution Study (RAPS) (St. Louis) and aircraft data obtained
in the Tennessee Plume Study (TPS) program (STATE). No pollutant
parameters as data is meteorological.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jason Ching (919) 541-4524;
Computer-related John Clarke
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Temperature
;Wind direction ;Mind velocity ;rapid response turbulent wind ;
Moisture data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-76 TO 08-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;less
than hourly one-half second samples
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 38000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5.
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(SOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region St.
Louis/ Missouri and Tennessee
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Regional Air Pollution Study/State project identifiers
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be awaTe: Sampl
ing period for Tennessee Plume Study (TSP): August 1976 (aircraft
only); Regional Air pollution Study (RAPS) summer (July/August
1976) toner data tape and data file; one-half second values of
temperature moisture and wind turbulance and hourly averages.
(DPR) Data collect, /anal, procedures confer IB to ORD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;QA procedures
documented
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: self reporting ;EPA lab Environmental Science
Research Lab-Research Triangle Park* DC Contractor Rockwell
International ;0ther federal agency National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Boulder, Colorado ;University of
Wyoming (National Center for Atmospheric Research)
(ABV) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
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Accession No. 6402000135 Ccont)
EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle
Park, NC
Other federal agency National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), Boulder, Colorado
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatocy$F«searcfe~
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirements
Data collection requirement Is that the Regional Air Pollution
Study (RAPS) & Tennessee Plume Study (TPS) contains data that are
integral components to experimental designs being conducted by
the Agency*
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Variability of Diffusion Coefficient over an Urban Area;
Variability of Heat Flux and Mixed Layer Depth over St. Louis,
Missouri
Printouts on request
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Accession No. 6402000136
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fluid Modeling Facility
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FMF
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
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Accession No. 6402000136 (cont)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
North Carolina State University (NCSU)
University of Cambridge
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Halts on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: SPA software RSX-11 MIDS:6402700901 ;EPA
hardware PDF 11/40
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(CMP) Completion of form:
William H. Snyder
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RfP)/(FHF)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-2811
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-24-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Snyder,H.H. ; Shlpnan,M.S. ;
Snyder/kf.H.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000137
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Houston Area Oxidant Study
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Accession No. 6402000137 (cont)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0012
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Houston Area Oxidant Study (Houston Chamber of Commerce)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Houston Chamber of Commerce
private firms
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: User must write own accessing program
(CHG) Pirect charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base
update terminated
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
Houston Aerosol Characterization Study (HACS); Houston Oxidant
Modeling Study (HOMS) D 6402 0001 03; Ozone and its Precursers
Data Base D 6402 0001 24
(CMP) Completion of form:
Kenneth L- Schere
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC
PH: (919) 541-3795
(DF) Date of form completion: 11-25-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data bases 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon aonoxide<630-08-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Tanahill/G. ; Schere/K.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000138
(DQ) pate of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Ozone and its Precursors Data
Base-Northeast
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A data base for ozone
and Its precursors transport into the Northeastern United
States was obtained during the period of July and August 1975.
The data base includes both aircraft and ground level sampling
programs.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Joseph Bufalini {919) 541-2829 J
Coaputer-related Ron Ru
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ;Site description ;Temperature ;Mind direction ; Hind
velocity ;ultraviolet sunlight
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-75 TO 08-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/75
(PRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
aircraft sampling rates less than 5 seconds ; hourly ;daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations 7Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 100.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(S/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Northeastern
U.S.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
City ;Street address ;Coordinates UTH and grid
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation In data of which user should be aware: Limit
ed neteorological information included in data base. (Much of
the Ethylane data from GKPS (or ESRL) ground site ANALYSIS is
invalid due to contamination from the Ethylane-Ozone Chenilumenst
Analyzer)
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency Massachussetts, Connecticut/ New
York ;Regional office Region I ; EPA lab Environmental Science
Research Lab-Research Triangle Park ^Contractor lab EPA Region
I Laboratory ^Contractor Washington State University; Battelle-Colu
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Accession No. 6402000138 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Washington State University;
Battelle/ Stanford Research Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency standard
development
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QG
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA 600/3-77*055; EPA 600/3-77-017; EPA 600/3-77-044; EPA
600/3-76-109; EPA 900/9-76-004
data tape
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3 offices
(GSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
EPA contractors
(CNF) confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: copy of data tape available, user must
supply software
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other special
study, data base no longer updated
(CMP) Completion of form:
William A. Lonneman
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park/ NC
PH: (919) 541-2829
(DP) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 19
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 16
(MA?) Substances represented in data base:
benzene<71-43-2> l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
carbon raonoxlde<630-08-0> nltrates/nitrit nitric oxide
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5> <10102-43-9>
chlorofluorocarbons nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
curaene<98-82-8> o-xylene<95-47-6>
cyclohexane<110-82-7> oxygen demand
hydrocarbons p-xylene<106~42-3>
m-xylene<108-38-3> toluene<108-88-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> trichloroethene<79-01-6>
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-43*2
; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 98-82-8; 110-82-7; 108-38-3; 10102-44-0;
10028-15-6; 71-55-6; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0; 95-47-6;
106-42-3; 108-88-3; 79-01-6
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Accession Ho. 64Q2Q00138 (cont)
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Bufalini,J* / Ruff,R. } Bufalini^J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6402000139
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Ozone and its Precursors Data
Base-Houston/Los Angeles
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A data base for ozone
and its precursors transport into/ and downwind of, Houston,
Texas was obtained. A second data base for ambient air, ozone, and
nitrogen oxides Has obtained in Los Angeles, California*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter William Lonnenan (919) 541-2829;
EPA Office Joseph J. 8u
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ;Site description >Temperature ;Mlnd direction ; Hind
velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: Houston July 1 TO July 30, 1976
; Los Angeles 10-15-76 TO 11-15-76
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07-30-76 - Houston j
11-15-76 - Los Angeles
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
aircraft data (instantaneous) ;hourly ;daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (H/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3 -
Houston and Aircraft ; 3 - Los Angeles and Aircraft
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Houston,
TX., Los Angeles, CA.
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
City ;Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Limit
ed ceteorological information is included in the data base.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC ; Contractor Battelle-Colunbus?
Washington State University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Battelle-Columbus; Washington State
University
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency standard
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Accession No. 6402000139 (cont)
development*
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting foras:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
EPA-600/3-78-062
Unpublished reports Reactions and Transport of Nitrogen Oxides
(N0 nitric acld<7697-37-2>
benzene<71-43-2> nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
carbon moncxide<630-08-0> nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
chlorofluotocarbons o-xylene<95-47-6>
chloroform<67-66~3> ozone<10028-15-6>
<98-82-8> p-xylene<106-42-3>
cyclohexane toluene<108-88-3>
diethylstilbestrol<56~53-l> trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
hydrocarbons xylene<1330-20-7>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
. 71-43-2; 630-08-0; 67-66-3; 98-82-8; 110-82-7; 56-53-1;
108-38-3; 7697-37-2; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0; 95-47-6;
10028-15-6; 106-42-3; 108-88-3; 25323-89-1; 1330-20-7
(CNH) Contact name(s): Lonneman,W« ; Bufalini,J.J.
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000140
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Houston Ship Channel Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PC
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: An Instrumented
helicopter was used to measure sulfur dioxide (S0<2», ozone
(0<3», and nitrogen oxides (N0
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Accession No. 6402000140 (cont)
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
None yet completed
Unpublished reports None yet completed
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use; no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other special
study: one time only
(CMP) Completion of form:
H.M. Barnes
OFC: EPA/{QRD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC
PH: (919) 541-2184
(DP) Date of form completion: 02-15-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
hydrocarbons ozone<10028-15-6>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen oxides
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0? 10028-15-6> 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Barnes/H.M. ; Barnes/H.M.
(COR) Contact organization: Tech Center/Environmental Sciences
Research
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000141
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Widows Creek Power Plant Plume Study
(1978)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PC
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABs) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Measurements were maoe
in a power plant plume using an instrumented airplane and
helicopter* Parameters measured include: sulfur dioxide (S0<2»/
nitrogen oxides (N0
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Accession No. 6402000141 (cont)
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is research into effect of sulfur
dioxide scrubbers on secondary particle formation,
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
none/ article submitted to Atmospheric Environment for
publication.
Unpublished reports "Characterization of Scrubbed and Unscrubbed
Pluses"
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape >0riginal form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: user would have to develop their own
software to access data.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data set
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
H.M. Barnes, Jr.
OFC: EPA/(0RD)/(QEPER)/{ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-2184
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-15-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxide<10102-44-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
nitrogen oxides sulfur dloxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s); Barnes,H.M. ; Barnes,H.M.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000142 (cont)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
Ko
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Visibility Field Study Data Report
Printouts on request
Machine-readable verified data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 0
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: None
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Statistical Package for
the Social Sciences (SPSS) ; EPA software Individual contractor
developed programs NIDS:6402600910 MIDS:6402600911 ; EPA hardware
Unlvac and/or PDP-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDf) Frequency of data base aaster file up-date: No longer up-dated.
(CMP) Completion of fora:
T. Ellestad
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park/ NC
PH: (919) 541-2253
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-30-80
(KMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
fine mass ozone<10028-15-6>
lead<7439-92-l> sulfate
light absorption sulfur
light scattering sulfur dioxide<7446~09-5>
nitrate<14797^55-8> total mass
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7439-92
-1; 14797-55-8; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Ellestad,T. ; Ellestad,!. ;
Ellestad,T.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000143
(DQ) Date of Questionairei 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Widows Creek Power Plant Plume Study
(1979)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PC
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Measurements were made
in s power plant plume using and instrumented airplane and
helicopter. Parameters measured include: sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxides/ ozone, temperature, relative humidity, particle
size distribution, and filter samples for sulfate and nitrate.
Data is available on magnetic tape (aircraft data) and tabular
printout (helicopter data).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter H.M. Barnes (919) 541-21841
Computer-related H.M. Barnes
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data /Temperature ;Wind direction /Kind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-00-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 12000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location pouer
plant area
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ycounty jToan/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Parent corp name
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LifO Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Sulfu
r dioxide, nitrogen oxides, ozone- contlnous In the plume at
distances to 40 kilometers. Particle size classification—grab bag
samples-6 per day.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(AML) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBV) Data collected by: Contractor lab Radian Corporation, Austin, TX
^Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Shoals, AL
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractsr lab Radian Corporation, Austin, TX
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Air Quality Branch, Muscle
Shoals, AL
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
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Accession No. 6402000143 (cont)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Research into effects of sulfur
dioxide scrubbers on secondary pollutant formation.
(QMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Hone yet completed
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access; user would have to develop own software to
access data.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-datei Other data set
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
H.M. Barnes/ Jr.
OFC: EPA/(DRD)/(DEFER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH! (919) 541-2184
ozone<10028-15-6>
nitrogen oxides sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Barnes/H.M. ; Barnes,H.M.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle
4RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000144
(DO) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Haroe of Data Base of Model: Ambient Air Downwind of a Commercial
Lurgi Coal Gasification Plant-Kosovo Regio
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PC
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions commoner cial
lurgi coal gasification plant
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The data Indicated that
increases in the ambient aerosol burden were associated with
coal handling and transport. Measured ambient concentration
of organic species/ such as benzopyrene isomers and organic
oxygen-/ nitrogen-/ and sulfur- containing compounds were
correlated to organic compounds from emission sources at the
gasification plant about 2 kilometers upwind in the Kosovo
Region of Yugoslavia.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Ronald K. Patterson (919) 541-3779
; Computer-related R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;7 criteria NAAQS ;129 307 CWA ;54 TSCA assessment ; 15
metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Collection method ^Concentration measures Discharge points ;
Elevation ?Flow rates ;Industry ^Location Manufacturer ;Physical
data ; Precipitation ;Sampling date ;Site description
;Temperature / Test/analysis method ;Volume/mass measures ;Hlnd
direction ;Wind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-00-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly ;dally ;Other
hourly: 2 hour intervals jGther daily: 16 days-05/14/79 t
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000 samples.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source includes
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlant location jParent corp name ^Parent corp location
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Obser
vations made downwind of a ten year old/ poorly controlled
gasification plant; sampling times vary/ depending on component
under observation; total suspended particulates/ oranics/ carbon/
metals/ solubles. Observa- tions include various ions: sulfate/
nitrate and ammonium.
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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Accession No. 6402000144 (cent)
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis,
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Aerosol Research Branch/Environmental
Sciences Research Lab-Research Tr Contractor lab Kosovo
Institute-Yugoslavia Contractor Radian Corporation-prime
contractor ; Rudarski Institute-Yugoslavia
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Aerosol Research Branch/Environmental
Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
Contractor lab Radian Corporation
Other federal agency Oak Ridge National laboratory
Florida State University
Oregon Graduate Center
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection! Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to study anbient air dotmuind of
a commercial-scale gasifier.
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Bombaugh/ K. J./ G,C. Page, C.H. Billiams/ L.O. Edwards/ V.D.
Balfour/ D.S. Lewis/ and K.feL Lee. Aerosol Characterization of
Ambient Air Near a Commerical Lurgi Coal Gasification Plant:
Kosovo Region/ Yugoslavia. Submitted to EPA by Radian
Corporation in July I960, EPA-600/7-80-177. Griest, W.H., J.E.
Caton/ N.R* Guerln/ L.B. Yeatts/ Jr./ and C.E. Higgins. Extraction
and Recovery of Polycyclic aroieatlc Hydrocarbons froa Highly
Sorptive Matrices such as Fly Ash. In: Polyimclear Aromatic
Hydrocarbons: Chemistry and Biological Effects/ A. Bjorseth
and A.J. Dennis/ eds. Battelle Press/ Columbus/ Ohio/ 1980, pp.
819-828.
Unpublished reports Higgins/ C.E. and M.R. Guerln. Recovery of
Naphthalene during Evaporative Concentration. Oak Ridge Rational
Laboratory/ submitted to Analytical Chemistry*. Higgins/ C.E.
Rapid Preparation of Reproducibly-Behaving Wall-Coated Capillary
Columns. Oak Ridge National Laboratory/ in preparation for
publication. K.J. Bombaugh/ K.H« Lee/ and T.K. Jaes
Characterization of Emissions from a Lurgi Coal Gasification System
at Kosovo/ Yugoslavia. K.H. Lee* K.J. Bombaugh, C.H. Williams/
Jr»/ D.S. Lewis/ and L.D. Ogle A Comparison of Organics
Collected from the Ambient Air uith the By-Products of a Lurgi
Coal Gasificaion Plant. C.H. Williams/ Jr./ K.J. Bombaugh/ P.H.
Lin/ K.W. Lee/ and C,L. Prescott GC/MS Characterization of Trace
Organic Compounds in the Ambient Aerosol Associated uith a Coal
Gasification Plant. H.H. Griest, C.E. Higgins/ R.H. Holmberg/ J.H.
Honeyhum/ J.E. Caton/ J.Silke/ and R.R. Reagan Characterization
of Vapor-and P articulate- Phase Organics form Ambient Air Sampling
at the Kosovo Gasifier. J.J. Huntzicker/ R«L. Johnson/ J.J. Shahn/
and E« Heyerdahl Carbonaceous Aerosol in the Vicinity of a Lurgi
Gasifier. L.C*S. Boueres/ J.w* Winchester/ and J.U. Nelson
Particle Size Distributions of trac"e Element Emission Near a Coal
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Gasification Plant in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. U.D. Balfour/ J.J.
Borabaugh/ L.O. Edwards/ and R.K. Patterson Collection and
Characterization of Ambient Aerosols Dounuind from a Commercial
Lurgi Coal Gasification Facility.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
Yugoslav labs
contractors
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor ;Other federal
agency ;0ak Ridge National Laboratory / Florida State University
/Oregon Graduate Center
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Original form (hardcopy/
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: report form
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other study is
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Ronald K, Patterson
OFC: FPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ESRL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park/ NC 27711
Pfl: (919) 541-3779
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-24-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 48
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 51
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
3/4-benzofluoranthene<205-99 lead<7439-92-l>
-2> ra-cresol<108-39-4>
aluninum<7429-90-5> n-xylene<108-38-3>
ammonium naphthalene<91-20-3>
anthracene<120-12-7> nickel<7440-02-0>
benzene<71-43-2> nitrate<14797-55-8>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3> o-cresol<95-48-7>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8> o-xylene<95-47-6>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9> p-cresol<106-44-5>
biphenyl<92-52-4> p-xylene<106-42-3>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate phenanthrene<85-01-8>
<117-81-7> phenol<108-95-2>
bromine<7726-95-6> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
calcium potassium<7440-09-7>
carbon spec!ation analysis pyrene<129-00-0>
chlorine<7782-50-5> pyridine<110-86-l>
chrysene<2!8-01-9> quinoline<91-22-5>
copper<7440-50-8> silicon
ethylbenzene<100-41-4> size fractionated aerosol mass
gasifier tars and oils analysis strontium
iron<7439-89-6> sulfate
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sulfur total suspended particulates
thiophene vanadiura<7440-62-2>
titaniuin<7440-32-6> zinc<7440-66-6>
toluene<108-88-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 205-99-
2; 7429-90-5; 120-12-7; 71-43-2; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 207-08-9;
92-52-4; 117-81-7; 7726-95-6; 7782-50-5; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
100-41-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 91-20-3;
7440-02-0; 14797-55-8; 95-48-7; 95-47-6; 106-44-5; 106-42-3;
85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 7440-09-7; 129-00-0; 110-86-1;
91-22-5; 7440-32-6; 108-88-3; 7440-62-2; 7440-66-6
(CNN) Contact name(s): Patterson,R.K. ; Patterson,R.K. ;
Patterson, R.K.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(OQ) Date of Questicnaire: 12-02-32
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Houston Qxidant Modeling Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HQMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model; Data are from an
intensive study from September 15- October 12* 1978 in Houston,
TX and include oxidant and oxidant precursor measurenents uith
concurrent meteorological observations. The Houston Oxidant
Modeling Study is a separate EPA-funded study to collect
supplemental oxidant/ precursor data in addition to Houston Area
Oxidant Study CHAOS) data base,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William Lonneman (919) 549-2829?
Computer-related K.C. N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Collection method jConcentration measures ^Precipitation ;
Sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature ;Wind direction >
Wind velocity ;deu point ;solar radiation ^scattering coefficient ;
pressure ;aerosols
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 09-0178 TO 10-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only /less
than hourly instantaneous ?hourly jdaily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2500000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/JU)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 25.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base; Geographic region Houston/ TX
metropolitan area
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Time:
9/15/78-10/12/78. Greater Houston TX area. Oxidant oriented
measurements.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to (3RD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CSV) Data collected by: Local agency Houston Air Pollution Control
District ;State agency Texas Air Cont EPA lab Environmental
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Accession No* 6402000158 (cont)
Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC ? Contractor
Radian Corporation ?Monsanto ^Houston Power and Light ? Shell Oil
(AB¥) Data analyzed byi State agency Texas Air Control Board
Regional office Region VI
SPA lab Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle
Park, NC
Contractor SRI International
o-xylene<95-47-6>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> ozone<10028-15-6>
formaldehyde<50-00-0> p-xylene<106-42-3>
hydrocarbons sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
lea toluene<108-88-3>
m-xylene<108-38-3> total suspended particulates
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75-07-0
? 630-08-0; 50-00-0? 7439-92-1? 108-38-3? 10102-44-0? 95-47-6?
10028-15-6? 106-42-3? 7446-09-5? 108-88-3
(CNM) Contact name(s): Lonneman,H. } Hitz,X*C. ? Branch,A.M.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6402000159
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Field Study Measurements
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Measurements obtained
during intensive field studies of plumes from power plants and
urban area sources as well as of regional hazes are included in
the data base* Aircraft and mobile and fixed surface data,
together uith supporting meteorological data are stored. Includes
STATE and PEPE/NEROS aata.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Francis Pooler, Jr (919)541-2649
; Computer-related R
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Elevation ^Location ;Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 08-01-78 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Most data are
5-second averages
(NOB) Number of observations in data basei 30000000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 31.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
3 (to be added.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring)! 10
m
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data bases Geographic region trans
Applachian Region and East Coast Corridor
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates latitude and longitude ;sampling platform
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of ahich user should be aware: Data
are limited to periods of 3 to 5 week intensive uith 50 to
100 hours sampling time per platform.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? MO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Argon National Lab; SRI International;
Environ- mental Measurement Inc.; Meteor Lab; University of
Minnesota; Cal Tech; Washington State University; Abrovironment
>Tennessee Valley Authority^ National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration^ National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park; Environmental Monitoring Sciences Lab-Las Vegas
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Accession No. 6402000159 (cont)
Argon National Lab; SRI International; Environ- mental Measurement
Inc.; Meteorology Research Inc.; Brookhaven National Lab;
University of Minnesota; Cal Tech; Washington State University;
Abrovironraent
Other federal agency Tennessee Valley Authority, National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration
(IOL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is for research on
transformation/transport processes and effects
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Platforms Reports
Machine-readable ran data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20 organizations plus 125
people involved in the study
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
CAPITA is consolidating data
grantees
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UNIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;0riglnal form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis,
MO-automated data ; Environmental Sciences Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park,
(CH6) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Data added as
they became available following each field study
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
PEPE/NEROS D6402000116 State D6402000178
(CMP) Completion of form:
Francis Pooler, Jr
QFC: Regional Field Studies Branch (RFSB^Environmental Sciences
Research
Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC (ESRL-RTP)
AD: ERC, Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
Pfl: (919)541-2649
(DF) Date of form completion: 09-08-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 9
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
aerosol mass loadings nitrogen oxides
aerosol size distributions ozone<10028-15-6>
aerosol sulfate scattering coefficient
airborne nitrate sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
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Accession No. 6402000159 (cont)
(CNM) Contact name(s): Pooler,F. ; Broiming,R.H.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000160
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(KAM) Name of Data Base of Model: VISTTA-June, July 1979
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: VISTTA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ?Emissions coal fired
power plant plume
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data were acquired for
a 3 week period at a fixed site (Zilnez Mesa* lat. 36.79 degrees
N, 110.63 degrees M, 2200 m. elevation) in northern Arizona.
Measurements were made 24 hours per day, and included gas and
aerosol measurements inside and outside the plume of the Navajo
Generating Station.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Peter H. McMurry, University of
Minnesota ; Computer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
?41 CWA potential criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Elevation ;Saspling date ;Site description ;Temperature ;
Test/analysis method ;Hind direction ;Hind velocity ?Aerosol size
distributions ? Aerosol chemical composition by XRF (submlcron
and total) >Aerosol sulfur ; Meteorological parameters
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01^79 TO 07-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07/30/79
CFRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other 24 hours per day
continuous for 3 week intensive period
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) Ro. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Southwest
U.S.
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
documentation identifies source
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: documentation
identifies facility
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
project ran for 3 weeks and included intensive 24 hour per day
sampling during that period.
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used and documented.
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Accession No. 6402000160 (cont)
(CflY.) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
determine cause of visibility degradation in class I areas
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA. reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Data Report: UMML VISTTA Project Zilnez Mesa
Machine-readable raw data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park, NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(D5T) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None, project
complete
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Meteorology Research Institute (MRI) Stanford Research
Institute/ VISTTA data banks
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: SRP
data bases
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H. McMurry
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church 5t, SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
PH: (612)373-5647
(DF) Date of fora completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxide<10102-44-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6> sulfates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): McMurry,P.H, ; Valentine,N.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000161
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Los Angeles Freeway Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FREEWAY
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Mobile source
emissions
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data were acquired with
a mobile laboratory on Los Angeles Freeways to measure sulfate
levels from catalyst equipped cars. Data were acquired during an
intensive 2 week study.
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter K.T. Whitby, University of Minnesota
J Computer-related N
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;41 CWA potential criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Elevation >Site description ^Temperature ;Test/analysls
method ; Treatment devices ;Wind direction >Wind velocity ;Aerosol
size distributions ; Meteorological parameters
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-76 TO 11-30-76
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Occurred 11/30/76
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other daily during 2
week intensive field study
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (8
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Los
Angeles, CA
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
documentation identifies sources
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab University of Minnesota
Particle Lab
(1DL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
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(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
determine importance of sulfate levels on freeways
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) For IB of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports 1976 Los Angeles Freeway Study UMML Data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
University of Minnesota
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research triangle Park, NC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None, project
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Peter H. McMurry
OFC: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
AD: 111 Church St, SB, Minneapolis, MN 55455
PH: (612)373-5647
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> sulfates
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 630-08-
0; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6> 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hhitby,K.T. ; Valentine,?}.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000162
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Electric Power Research
Institute(SPRI)-SORE STREAKER DATA
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models EPRISTRK
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ASS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Tabulation of 2 hourly
values of elemental concentrations in less than or equal to 15
micro-meter aerodynamic diameter aerosol collected by the Nelson
FSU linear streaker at the 9 Class I EPRI-SURE sites. All 9
sites operated between August 1977 and December 1979. Elemental
analysis of collected samples by particle induced X-ray emission
(PIXE) for aluminum, silicon* phosphorus, sulfur* chlorine,
potassium/ calcium, titanium, vanadium* manganese, iron, copper*
zinc, bromine, and lead is ongoing for selected periods. Data
are archived on tape, unblocked 800 BPI, ASCII, and on paper
printouts. Inculded now is a small data base of elemental
composition of size fractionated aerosols for each of the 9 above
sites. Samples Here collected using single orifice cascade
imp actors for <0.25, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8,>8 microns aerodynamic
diameter, for 4 hour sampling periods over 24 hours collection
times. Samples were collected for 1 seek at the 9 sites, 19-26th
April 1978.
CCTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. A.C.D. Leslie (904)644-6700?
Computer-related Dr« J.
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Sampling date ;elemental concentrations
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-77 TO 12-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 12/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other 2 hourly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 150,000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: Terminate
d.
(INF) Data base includes: Raa data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9«
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 9.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base only covers selected periods of interest. No audit samples
have been taken.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented jCollection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit; Data not based on lab analysis.
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(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(GOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Environmental Research technology
and Florida State University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor Florida State University
(IDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection! Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is For anticipatory research
purposes.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base:
Bauman, L.C.S. Boueres, S*L. Conn, A.C.D. Leslie/ S«W. Rhelngrover,
S. Tanaka, J.W. Winchester, and G.S. Young, Nonurban eastern U.S.
sulfate concentration variability in relation to meteorological
parameters, paper presented at Symposium on the Budget and Cycles
of Trace Gases and Aerosols in the Atmosphere (4th
International Conference of the Commission on Atmospheric
Chemistry and Global Pollution/ International Association for
Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics), Boulder, CO, August 12-18,
1979; Journal of Geophysical Research, to be submitted, 1980.
Sene E. 8 a urn an, Evan T« Mi Hi arcs, Harmon L» Finston, Albert H*
Bond, Jr., and Peter M.S. Lesser, Quantitative analysis by
protoninduced X-ray emission utilizing an inexpensive
external-beam system, nuclear Instruments and Methods, 165,
57-62, 1979. H.H. Berg, Katsuya Sato, Renaud Vie le Sage, J.W.
Winchester, and S.L. Conn, Time-dependent sulfur and trace
metal correlations In nonurban aerosols from an eastern U.S.
mesoscale network, in Control of Emissions from Stationary
Combustion Sources: Pollutant Detection and Behavior in the
Atmosphere, William Licht, Alfred J. Engel, and Steven H« Slater,
eds., AIChE Symposium Series, American Institute of Chemical
Engineers, Vol. 75, No. 188, 136-144, 1979. R. G. Everett, B.B.
Hicks, W. H. Berg, and J.fe. Winchester, An analysis of particulate
sulfur and lead gradient data collected at Argonne National
Laboratory, Atmospheric Environment, 13, 931-934, 1979. R.
Ferek, S.E. Bauuan, J. W. Winchester, E.T. Williams, and H.L.
Finston, Sulfur in aerosol versus wind direction in New York City
and nearby rural site, paper presented at 2nd International
Conference on Particle Induced X-ray Emission and its Analytical
Applications, Lund, Sueden, June 9-12, 1980; Nuclear Instruments
and Methods, in press, I960. Douglas R. Lauson and John H.
Winchester, Sulfur and crystal reference elements in nonurban
aerosols from Squaw Mountain, Colorado, Environmental Science and
Technology, 12, 716-721, 1978. A.C.D. Leslie, H.J. Annegarn, J.H.
Winchester, and H.M. Nelson, Verticle profiles of sulfate aerosol
concentration and particle size distribution measured from light
aircraft, in World Meteorological Organization Special
Environmental Report No. 14, Papers presented at the WHO Technical
Conference on Regional and Global Observation of Atmospheric
663
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Accession Ho. 6402000162 (cont)
Pollution Relative to Climate, Boulder, CO, August 20-24, 1979;
HMO-No. 549, 141-148, 1980. Alistair C.D. Leslie and John
W. Winchester, Particle induced X-ray emission applied to large
scale aerosol investigations, paper presented at the 177th ACS
National Meeting and 38th National Meeting of the Chemical Society
of Japan, April 1-6, 1979, Honolulu, HI. Janes Q. Pilotte, John
W. Winchester, and J.W. Nelson, Components of lead in the
atmosphere of St. Louis, Missouri, Journal of Applied Meteorology,
17, 627-635, 1978. Shigeru fanaka, Yoshikazu Hashimoto, Michael
Oarzi, and John W. Winchester, Sampling method and PIXE
analysis for atmospheric sulfur dioxide with alkali coated
filters, paper presented at 2nd international Conference on
Particle Induced X-ray Emission and its Analytical
Applications, Lund, Sweden, June 9-12, 1980; Nuclear Instruments
and Methods, in press, 1980. R. Vie le Sage, W.H. Berg, S.L.
Cohn, J.W* Winchester, and J.W. Nelson, Variation de la
composition chimique des aerosols atraospherigues en fonction du
temps, Pollution Atmospherique, 77, 6-16, 1978. J.W.
Winchester, Aerosol sulfur in the eastern United States, in
preprints of the Environmental Chemistry Division, Am* Chem. Soc.,
national meeting, Miami, September 1978. John W. Winchester, Long
term geochemical interactions of high active waste with
crystalline rock repository media. Digest of paper presented at the
Symposium on Science Underlying Radioactive Waste Management,
Materials Research Society, Boston, November 28-December 1,
1978. John W. Winchester, Sulfate formation in urban plumes, in
Aerosols: Anthropogenic and Natural, Sources and Transport,
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 338, Theo J. Kneip
and Paul J. Lioy, eds., 297-308, 1980. John W. Winchester, A
chemical model for sulfur dioxide oxidation in sulfuric acid
droplets, Journal of Geophysical Research, submitted, 1980. J.W.
Winchester, R.J. Ferek, D.R. Lawson, J.O. Pilotte, M.H. Thiemens,
and L.E. Wangen, Comparison of aerosol sulfur and crystal element
concentrations in particle size fractions from continental U.S.
locations, Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 12, 431-440, 1979.
John W. Winchester, and J. William Nelson, Sources and transport of
trace metals in urban aerosols, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency Research Report No. EPA-600/2-79-019, March 1979,
J.W. Winchester, J.W. Nelson, A.C.D. Leslie, M. Darzi, L.C.S.
Boueres, and S.E. Bauman, Regional scale transport of fine
aerosol constituents from urban air pollution in eastern North
America, paper presented at 14th International Symposium on
Atmospheric Pollution, Institut National de Recherche Chimique
Appliquee, Paris, May 5-7, I960. A.P. Moodard, Jr., B, Jensen,
A.C.d. Leslie, J.W. Nelson, J.W. Winchester, B.J. Ferek, and P. Van
Espen, Aerosol characterization by imp actor and streaker
sampling and PIXE analysis, in Control of Emissions from
Stationary Combustion Sources: Pollutant Detection and Behavior
in the Atmosphere, William Licht, Alfred J. Sngel, and Steven M.
Slater, eds., AIChE Symposium Series, American Institute of
Chemical Engineers, Vol. 75, No. 188, 226-229, 1979. George S.
Young and John W. Winchester, Association of non-marine sulfate
664
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Accession No. 6402000162 (cont)
aerosol with sea breeze circulation in Tarapa Bay, Journal of
Applied Meteorology, 19, 419-425, I960.
Printouts on request
(NUS) Kureber of regular users of data base: 3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Florida State University
Environmental Research Technology
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Florida State University: Harris/3 and
Harris/6 CDC Cyber 7600. Microcomputer diskettes double density,
dual sided.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-CPA use: No
(OPCT) Frequency of data base Blaster file up-date: Terminated
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Electrical Power Research Institute (EPRI) data base collected by
Environmental Research and Technology
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Meteo
rological Data Base (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce)
(CMP) Completion of form:
A.C.D. Leslie
OFC: Department of Oceanography, Florida State University
AD: Tallahassee, FL 32306
PH: (904)644-3769
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 15
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
aluiinum<7429-90-5> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
broaine<7726-95-6> potassium<7440-09-7>
calcium silicon
chlorine<7782-50-5> sulfur
copper<7440-50-8> titanium<7440-32-6>
iron<7439-89-6> vanadium<7440-62-2>
lead<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
manganese<7439-96-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7429-90
-5; 7726-95-6; 7782-50-5; 7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1;
7439-96-5; 7723-14-0; 7440-09-7; 7440-32-6; 7440-62-2;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Leslie/A.C. ; Winchester,J.If.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
665
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Accession No. 6402000163
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; PEPE/NEROS Meteorological Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: In support of the 1980
PEPE/NEROS Field programs/ continuous acquisition of much of
the available conventional meteorological data in North America
uas conducted from July 15, to August 15, 1980. A library of
hard copy GOES satellite images also exists* Most importantly, all
digital GOES IR and visible data can be analyzed using the
MeIDAS Processing System. No pollutant parameters are included
in the data base*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Halt Lyons, Mesoraet, inc.
(312)263-5921 ; Coraputer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development 03/00/81
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Precipitation
^Temperature ;Wind direction ;Hind velocity ;GQES-East IR and visi
digital and selected hard copy ^conventional meteorological
data-raw teletype and facsimile
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-15-80 TO 08-15-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
continuous
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 300.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region North
America, East of 100 degrees west
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates latitude and longitude ;maps
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
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Accession No. 6402000163 (cont)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: to provide supporting data
for PEPE/NERO project
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is to
support analyses for PEPE/NEROS project
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Data catalogue
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5-10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development
EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: maps, hardcopy and discs
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Update
ter«inated59
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base
PEPE NEROS D6402000116, NEROS D6402000104
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction uith this data base: McIDA
system for meteorological data
(CMP) Completion of form:
Halt Lyons
OFC: Mesomet, Inc.
AD: 35 East Hackers Drive, Chicago, IL 60601
PH: <312)263-5921
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-14-83
(CUM) Contact narae(s): Calby,R. ; Lyons,V.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
667
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Accession No. 6402000164
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: St. Louis Aerosol Acidity Monitoring
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SLAAM
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Emissions coal, oil
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Concentrations of
participate sulfur, light scattering coefficient, and charge.
Also/ information related to aerosol acidity.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Jan Holloway, CAPITA/ Washington
University, St. } Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ;light scattering coefficient ;charge ;sampling tine
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-77 TO 10-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly every
15 minutes
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 53000.(Estimated)
(RED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 17500.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location St.
Louis/ MO
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Washington University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Dr. Geoffrey Cobourn, Washington University
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to assess local aerosol acidity.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
JGR 85/ 4487-4404, (1980) ATM. Envir. 12, 89-98/ (1978)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
668
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Accession No. 6402000164
(cont)
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: MonthlyhjQther
terminated,
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, HQ 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(OF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
particulate sulfur
(CNN) Contact name(s): Hollouay,J. ; Hollouay,J
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
669
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Accession No. 6402000165
(DQ) Date of Questionaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Steubenville, Ohio Monitoring of
Aerosol Acidity
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SQMAA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Emissions coal, oil
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Modeli Concentrations of
participate sulfur, light scattering coefficient, and charge.
Also information related to aerosol acidity.
(CTC) CONTACTS! Subject matter Jan Holloaav, CAPITA, Washington
University, St. } Corap
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ;light scattering ^charge ^sampling time
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-80 TO 10-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly every
15 minutes
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 5000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 12000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1*
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/saaHer location
Steubenville, Ohio
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Edit ting: Edit procedures used but undocumented*
(CBY) Data collected by: Washington University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Dr. Geoffrey Cobourn, Washington University
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
> Data collection requirement is to assess local aerosol acidity.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
JGR 85, 4487-4404,(1980)Atra.Envir.12,89-98,(1978)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
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(cont)
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthlyh;0ther
terminated,
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD; CAPITA/ Box 1135 Washington University, St. Louis, HO 63130
PH: 0314)889-6029
(DF) Date of fora completion: 10-31-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82
{MAT) Substances represented in data base:
sulfur
(CNM) Contact narae
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Accession No. 6402000166
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Weather Service Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HIS&PAR
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Qther Heather
observations
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Meteorological
parameters recorded at 3 hour intervals since approximately
1948 at 250 NWS sites. (Alruays Surface Observations)/ Obtained
from U.S. Department of Commerce, National Climatic Center. No
pollutant parameters included*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Hollouay, CAPITA/ Washington
University/ St. ; Corap
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ^Temperature ;Wind direction ;Uind velocity >sno« ; sleet
;obstructions to vision ;ceiling height ;visibility ;deu point ;
relative humidity ;sea level pressure ^station pressure ;sky
condition ; sky cover ;cloud layers ;thunderstorm ;rain
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-48 TO 06-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 300000000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 11000000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
250.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City Coordinates >WBAN site number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include; N/A
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Natio
nal Climatic Center procedures used for data quality control
purposes
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency National Climatic
Center/National Oceanic and Atmospheric
(ABY) Data analyzed by: CAPITA-grantee (Washington University/ St.
Louis/ MO)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to obtain background information
for CAPITA research
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms]
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Historical Visibility over the Eastern U.S. EPA-600/3-80-043
672
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Accession Ho. 6402000166 (cont)
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: unknown
(USR) Current regular users of data base! Other federal agencies
CAPITA/ University of Washington/ St. Louis
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adeinistration/D. S. Department of
Commerce
{CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UpDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthlyh;0ther
Update terminated
(CHp) Completion of form:
Jan Holloway
OFC: CAPITA/ Washington University/ St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1135, Washington University/ St. Louis/ MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(CSM) Contact name{s): Hollouay/J. ; Hollouay/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Qffi.ee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
673
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Accession No. 6402000167
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: SOLMET Solar Radiation
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SOLMST
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Solar radiation and
meteorological parameters recorded hourly at 27 sites. Obtained
from U.S. Department of Commerce/ National Climatic Center. No
pollutant parameters Included in the data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan HoIloway, CAPITA, Washington
University/ St. ; Cotnp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Sampling
date ^temperature jWind direction ;Hind velocity ;deu point ;
clouds ;snou cover ;extraterrestrial radiation jdirect radiation ;
diffuse radiation ;net radiation ;global radiation }observed data |
standard year data ;engineering corrected data ;Minutes of sunshine
I ceiling height ;sky condition ;visibility ;thunderstorm ;rain ;
snow ;sleet ;obstructions to vision ;sea level pressure ;station
pressure
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-52 TO 12-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 03/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 27.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(ROF) Number of facilities covered in data base {source monitoring): 0.
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
HBAR number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Natio
nal Climatic Center procedures used for data quality assurance
purposes.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRS) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency National Climatic
Center/National Oceanic and Atmospheric
(ABY) Data analyzed by: CAPITA-grantee (Washington University, St.
Louis, MO)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to obtain background for CAPITA
research
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
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computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: Other federal agencies
CAPITA, University of Washington, St. Louis
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admlnistraticn/U.S. Department of
Commerce
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other terminatednive
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
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Accession So. 6402000168
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: USHB Hourly Precipitation
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PRECIP
(MSD) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Cther precipitation
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Hourly, daily, and
monthly precipitation for about 2,500 sites for the year 1977.
Obtained from the U.S. Department of Commerce, National
Climatic Center* Ho pollutant parameters are included in the data
base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject raatter Jan Ho How ay, CAPITA, Washington
University, St. ; Comp
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
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Accession No. 6402000168
(cont)
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
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Accession No. 6402000169
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: North American Upper Air
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: UPPERAIR
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Other radiosonde
observations
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Twice dally wind and
temperature radiosonde observations for about 120 sites in
North America for January 1974-May 1978. Obtained from U.S.
Department of Commerce, National Climatic Center. No pollutant
parameters are included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Holloway, CAPITA, Washington
University/ St. ; Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Son-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Temperature
;Wind direction ;Wind velocity ;pressure
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 TO 05-30-78
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access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
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Accession No. 6402000170
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(MAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Morld Meteorological Organization
Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model; WHO
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Other Heather
observations
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: World Meteorological
Organization {HMO} turbidity and meteorological parameters for
1972-1975* WHO synoptic land meteorologleal parameters for August,
1977. Obtained from U.S. Departaent of Commerce, National
Climatic Center. No pollutant parameters are included In the data
base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Hollouay, CAPITA, Washington
University, St. / Comp
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Temperature
jHlnd direction ;fefind velocity ;observed turbidity ; computed
turbidity ;air mass ;visibility ^obstructions to vision ; dew
point ;sky cover ;weather >sea level pressure >clouds
^precipitation
COS) Time period covered by data base: 08-00-77 ; 01-01-72 TO
12-30-75
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: dally ^monthly ;0ther
daily: synoptic-8/day ;0ther turbidity: on cloudless day
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A. )
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ;computed turbidity
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 110
(turbidi ty,)1500(synop tic.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(HOP) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ^Coordinates turbidity >state/county/clty: turbidity }
HMO block number
(FAC) Cata elements identifying facility include: N/A
(LIM) Linitation/variatlon in data of which user should be aware; Morld
Meteorological Organization data quality assurance procedures
were used.
(AOD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(P&S) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Edltting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: World Meteorological Organization
(ABY) Data analyzed by: CAPITA, University of Washington, St. Louis,
MO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to obtain background information
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
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(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: CAPITA* University of
Washington/ St. Louis, HO
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPl
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other terninatednive
(CMP) completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA/ Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185 Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of fora completion: 10-31-80
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Hollouay,J. ; Hollouay,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Northern Hemisphere Octagonal Grid
Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NMCGRID
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;0their grid analysis
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: 47 x 51 grid covering
the Northern Hemisphere containing analyses of about 20
meteorological parameters from the national Meteorological Center/
U.S. Air Force/ U.S. Navy and 433L ESSPO project. Obtained from
the National Center for Atmospheric Research. No pollutant data
is included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Hollonay, CAPITA/ Washington
University/ St. ; Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other grid
analysis
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Temperature
;Wind direction jaind velocity ;geopotential height % vertical
velocity isurface pressure >den point ;sea level pressure ; cloud
cover /relative humidity ;sea surface temperature jtotal
precipitation ; snow depth
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 TO 12-30-74
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/79
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 40000grlds.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: gridded values
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9580000
0.
(NCS) No, stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 0.
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates 47 x SI grid
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: It/A
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of yhich user should be aware: Natlo
nal Center for Atmospheric Research protocols were used for
data quality control purposes.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency U.S. Air Force; U.S.
Navy ^National Meteorological Center
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to obtain background data for
CAPITA research
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
6B2
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(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: CAPITA, University of
Washington, St. Louis, MQ
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other update
terminatedty
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Holloway
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
CCNM) Contact name(s): Holloway/J. ; Hollouay,J,
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development,Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000172
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Karae of Data Base of Model: Federal Electric Regulatory
Commission
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: FERC
(MED) Kedia/SubJect of Data Base or Model: Other electric generation
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Monthly electric
generation and consumption at about 1,500 plants/ from January
1970 through March 1978. Monthly electric revenue and income at
about 200 plants, from January 1975 through December 1977.
Information was obtained from the Federal Electric Regulatory
Commission. No pollutant data is Included in the data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Holloway, CAPITA, Washington
University, St. ; Corap
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
electric generation, consumption, revenue, and income.
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Industry
;electric generation ;electric consumption jelectric revenue ;
kilowatt hours >dollars ;electric income
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 03-30-78
CTRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 05/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1700000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0-
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 15
00.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^company number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Program identifier
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is not coded. No laboratories were Involved in the data
analysis.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Ho known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;0ther federal agency Federal
Electric Regulatory Commission
(ABY) Data analyzed by: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to gain background data for
CAPITA research
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
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Federal Electric Regulatory Commission Form
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: CAPITA, University of
Washington, St. Louis, MO
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other terminatednlve
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD; CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
Pfl3 (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Hollouay,J. ; Holloway/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
685
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Plots rates ; Geographic subdivision 7 Location
^Physical data jPrecipitation ^Salinity ^Temperature % ueather
I inorganic parameters ^organic parameters ;radlo chemical
CDS) Time period covered by data bases 01-01-50 TO 12-30-77
CTRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 05/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other ten day samples
(NOB) Number of observations in data bases 901305.(Actual)
(HEX) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base:
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Ccont)
U.S. Geological Survey
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use; yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other terminatednive
(CMP) Completion of forms
Jan Holloway
QFC: CAPITA, Washington University/ St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185
Washington University/ St. Louis/ MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 180
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 76
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
DCPft
DDE
DEF
DNQC
Ecerium? 144
0/P'DDD
0/P'DDE
P/P'DDE
P/P"DDT
PCN
TEPP
acidity
adenosine triphosphate
aldicarb<116-06-3>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
allethrin
alpha
argon
aroclor
bacteria
beta
bicarbonate
biochemical oxygen demand
butane
calcium
calcium 45
carbon
carbon dioxide
cesium
cesium 134
chemical oxygen demand (COD)
chloride
chlorophyll
chlorothion
cinerin
cobalt 60
coliforms
dicotol
dilan
ethane
fluoride
gallium
gamma chlordane
germanium
gross beta
hardness
hydrogen
imidan
iodine
iron 59
isodrin<465-73-6>
lead 210
magnesluB
manganese 54
methane
methyl trithion
ffiethylene blue
octane gas
pentane gas
periphyton
phenols
phosdrin
phosphate
potassium 40
prometone
proraetryne
propane gas
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propham
rhodamine
rubidium
ruthenium 106
salinity
scandium 46
sediment
selenium 75
sevin
silica
silver 110
simetryne
sodium carbonate
streptococci
strontium
sultate
sulfide
sulfite
sulfur 35
tannin
thiocyanate
thorium 232
tin
total oxidizable carbon
total volatile solids
trithion
zinc 65
zirconium
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-52
alurcinumC? 429-90-5>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
atrazine<1912-24~9>
barium<7440-39-3>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bismuth corapounds<7440~69-9>
boron corapounds<7440-42-8>
cadffiium<7440-43-9>
cesium 137<10045-97-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorlne<7782-50-5>
chlorobenz ilate<510-15-6>
chromium<7440-47-3>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
ddd(tde)
ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
diazinon<333-4l-5>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44~8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hydrogen suit ide<7783-06-4>
lron<7439-89-6>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and cospounds<7439-93-2>
aalathion<121-75-5>
raanganese<7439-96-5>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
fflethomyl
»ethoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl parathioiK 296-00-0>
mirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7 440-0 2-0>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
perthane<72-56-0>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassiuo<7440-09-7>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
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selenium<7782-49~2> titanium<7440-32-6>
silver<7 440-22-4> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
silvex<93-72-l> tritiura<10028-17-8>
simazine<122-34-9> turbidity
sodium<7440-23-5> uranium<7440-61-l>
strontium 89<14158-27-l> vanadium<7440-62-2>
strontium 90<10098-97-2> zinc<7440-66-6>
suspended solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 116-06-
3; 309-00-2; 465-73-6; 93-76-5; 7429-90-5; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2;
1912-24-9; 7440-39-3; 7440-41-7; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8;
7440-43-9; 10045-97-3; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 510-15-6;
7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 8065-48-3; 333-41-5;
60-57-1; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 563-12-2; 50-00-0; 86-50-0;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 7783-06-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1;
58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 121-75-5; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 16752-77-5;
72-43-5; 298-00-0; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7; 91-20-3? 7440-02-0;
7727-37-9; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 72-56-0; 7723-14-0; 7440-09-7;
121-29-9; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1;
122-34-9; 7440-23-5; 14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 7440-32-6; 8001-35-2;
10028-17-8; 7440-61-1; 7440-62-2; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Holloway/J. ; Hollotay/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6402000174
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) lame of Data Base of Model: National Air Surveillance Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NASN
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Pollutant
concentrations of up to 33 parameters at up to 2,500 sites,
recorded bimonthly: January 1955-Deceraber 1976. Sulfate (S04),
Nitrate (N03) and ammonium are the major available
parameters—all others are reported infrequently*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Holloway, CAPITA/ Washington
University, St* ; Corap
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) lion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Location ;Sampling date ;Test/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-55 TO 12-30-76
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 01/30/7B
CFRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other bimonthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2000000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1350.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^Project identifier jarea coded jSIC code jagency
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
quality assurance procedures are unknown
CPRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency unknown
(ABY) Data analyzed by: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: 80
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to gather background research on
concentration
(QMS) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: CAPITA, University of
Washington, St. Louis, MO
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
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(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other terrainatednive
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented In data base: 3
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
arcraonium sulfate
nitrate<14797-55-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 14797-5
S-8
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hollouay,J. ; Hollohay/J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development. Off ice of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
691
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Accession No. 6402000175
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Climatological Data - National
Summary
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CDNS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air >0ther Climatological
data
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: An annual summary of
surface data, storm data, and flood data for the United States
published by the U.S. Department of Commerce/ National Climatic
Center* Ho pollutant data is included in the data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: subject matter Jan Holloway, CAPITA, Washington
University, St. ; Comp
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other summary
of weather data for a particular year.
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Hon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Temperature
;Wind velocity ^precipitation ;sunshine ;relative humidity ;
clouds ^tornadoes ;funnel clouds ^hailstorms ^windstorms ;eyeIonas
i hurricanes ;typhoons ;flood losses ;flood damage
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-50 TO 12-30-78
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Accession No. 6402000175 (cont)
Washington, St. Louis, Mo
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Microfich/film
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yesPI
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other update
terninatedty
(CMP) completion of form:
Jan Hollouay
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PH: (314)889-6029
(OF) Date of form completion: 10-31-80
(CNM) contact naroe(s): Holloway, J. ; flollovay/J.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6402000176
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Blue Hill Observatory, HA
Meteorological Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: BLUSHILL
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air lOther meteorological
data
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model! Meteorological record
at Blue Hill, Massachusetts, of dally Heather observations from
October 21> 1884 through Deceaber 3, 1958. Obtained from O.S.
Department of Commerce, National .Climatic Center. Ho pollutant
data included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jan Hoiloway, CAPITA, Washington
University, St.
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Precipitation
;Sampling date ^Temperature ;«ind direction jWind velocity ?
pressure ;humidity ;ueather ^clouds ;de« point ^visibility
(OS) Time period covered by data bases 10-01-1884 TO 12-30-58
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Occurred 11/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily j Other 2 or 3
observations/day
(MOB) Number of observations in data base; 1000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0-
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base fsource monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Blue
Hill, MA
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include;
State ;City ^Coordinates Latitude/Longitude
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is not coded.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(SDT) Edittingj No known edit procedures exist*
(CBY) Data collected bys Blue Hill Observatory, HA
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other federal agency National Climatic
Center/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/0.,S.
Department of Commerce
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collections Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is trend assessment
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Microfilm
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
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(USR) Current regular users of data base: CAPITA? University of
Washington, St. Louis, MO
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access? No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage; Microfich/film
(CHG) Direct charge for non~EPA uses yesAP
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date! Other update
terminated!!
(CMP) Completion of forms
Jan Hollouay
OFC! CAPITA, Washington University, St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130
PHs {314)889-6029
(DF) Date of form completions 10-31-80
(CUM) Contact narae(s): Holloaay,j«
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(OQ> Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Lost Horizons
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LO-HO
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data is from short
duration/ field measurement programs. Usual measurements include
particle scattering/ absorption optical extinction coefficients/
and fine particle mass. For some periods particle size was
measured.
(CTC) CORTACTS: Subject matter Alan Waggoner (206)543-2044
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base; 06-01-72 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other variable
(NOB) liumber of observations in data base: 10000.(Estimated)
(HEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 500*
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 20.
(NCS) $o« stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0,
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitor^..g). <
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include;
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: S/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: One
or two measurement series per year; raw data is not easily
accessible. Data quality control procedures not applicable.
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Ho known edit procedures exist.
(CSV) Data collected by: grantee: University of Washington
(ABY) Data analyzed by: grantee: University of Washington
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to relate pollution sources to
impact on visual air quality.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Pacific Northwest Air Quality Measurements
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: None at this time
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Some tape/ some hardcopy-varles by time
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period
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Ho 2
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Semi-annually
(CMP) Completion of form:
Alan Waggoner
OFC: Department of Civil Engineering, FC-05
AD: University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Qfli95
PHS (206)543-2044
(DF) Date of fora completion: 10-07-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
particle extinctioncoefficients
(CNM) Contact name(s): Waggoner,A
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Project State/Tennessee Plume Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STATE/TPS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;£ffluents coal-fired
power plants ;Emissions coal-fired power plants
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data pertain to sulfur
transport and transformations in Tennessee Valley Authority
(TVA) power plants plumes. CONTENTS: Plant operation and stack
sampling data; ambient and in plume chemical data from aircraft and
ground (stationary and mobile) platforms; tracer (SF6 and tetroons)
release and tracking data, meteorological data from aircraft/
ground vehicles/ meteorological towers/ pibal and rauinsonde
soundings; boundary layer and plume structure and dynamics based
on airborne and ground lidar/ sodar; local/terrain data and
maps.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. Moor Gillani/ CAPITA/ Washington
University; Computer-
CD TP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other Ambient
and in-plume data
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Collection method Concentration measures ;Elevation ;
Location ;Physical data ;Sampling date ;Slte description
;Temperature ; Test/analysis method ;Hind direction ;Nind
velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 8-2-78 TO 8-28-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: This was a special
field study. The various platforms collected data at intervals
varying between (1/20) seconds and (6 hours).
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: approximately
5000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ;Processed and reduced dat reports/ publications/ etc.
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 16
(stacks.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 4
(power plants.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Kentucky and
Tennessee
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates latitude and longitude ;VOR/DME/ALT in aircraft
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base pertains to a special field study carried out in August 1978
for a specific purpose (sulfur transport and transformation) in
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specific TVA power plant plumes. In general/ an observation is one
complete scan of all measured parameters in any given platform*,
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates documented to
varying degrees in hard copy reports of individual data-ell acting
organizations. These reports are included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CSV) Data collected by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research
Labs-Research Triangle Park, NC and Las Environmental Measurement
Inc. (EMI) Meteorological Research Inc. (MRI), Research
Triangle Institute (RTI)/ Sandia/ Stanford Research Institute
(SRI) Department of Energy (Brookhaven National Lab)/ National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Adrainstration, Tennessee Valley Authority.
; California Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State
University ; University of Minnesota ;Washington University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Sciences Research Labs/
Research Triangle Park/ NC and Las Vegas NV
Sandia/ Stanford Research Institute (SRI)
Other federal agency Department of Energy; National Oteanic and
Atmospheric Administration; Tennessee Valley Authority
Pennsylvania State University
University of Minnesota
Washington University
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: So statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to research sulfur in the
atmosphere; sponsored by the Regional Field Studies Office/
Environmental Sciences Research Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base:
Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
Magnetic tapes and data voluraesf Schierraeier F. A. et al. "STATE:
A major EPA research program"/ Bulletin of A,M.S. 60 (11),
1303-1312. 2.Ching J.K.S. et al. "Temporal behavior of vertical
profiles of turbulence parameters and their relevance to elevated
point source dispersion," paper presented at the Symposium on
Plumes and Visibility, Grand Canyon/ Arizoniaj Nov. 10-14, 1980,
B.Clarke J.F. et al« "Lagrangian-Snlerian scale relationships
and plume dispersion in the Tennessee Plume Study/" Atmospheric
Environment 15/ 2273-2282 (1981) 4.Forrest J. et al. "Conversion
rates in power plant plumes based on filter pack data. Part I. The
coal-fired Cumberland Plume/" Atmospheric Environment 15/2273-2282
(1981) and Visibility, Nov. 1980. S.Cillani N.V. et al.
"Gas-to-partIcle conversion of sulfur In power plant plumes: I
Parametrization of the conversion rate for dry/ moderately
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polluted ambient conditions*" Atmospheric Environmen 15,
2273-2314 (1981) 6.Gillanl N.V, and Wilson M.E.
"Gas-to-particle conversion of sulfur in power plant plumes. II
Observations of liquid phase conversions/1' Atmospheric
Environment 17 (in press) 7.Gillarri N.V. and Wilson W.E.
HGas-to-particle conversion of sulfur in pover plant plumes*
parameterization of plume-cloud interactions"/ Atmospheric
Environment 17 (in press). S.Ludwig F. et al. "Lidar and sodar
measurements in support of the STATS program," paper presented at
the Symposium on Plumes and Visibility, Nov. 1980. 9.McELoy J.L.
et al. "Airborne dounlooking lidar measurements during STATE
78," Atmospheric Environment 15, 2223-2230 (1981). 10.Warner
T«T. "Verification of a Three-dimensional transport model using
tetroom data from Project STATE11/ Athraopheric Environment 15,
2219-2222 11. Wilson W.E. "Sulfate formation in point-source
plumes: A review of recent field studies", Atymospheric
Environment 15, 2573-2581. Unpublished reports; Printouts on
request; Machine-readable raw data On-line computer; magnetic tape
and data volumes!?
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 20 organizations
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
contractors
grantees
research scientists
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Special Studies Data Center
located at CAPITA, Box 1185 Washington University, St. Louis,
NO 63130
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: STATE Data Access software and complete
data format
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Once a year.
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
MISTT (D6402000108 and D6402000107) PEPE/NEROS (D6402000163 and
06402000104)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Noor Gillani
OFC: CAPITA, Washington University/ St. Louis
AD: CAPITA, Box 1185, Washington University, St. Louis, «0 63130
PH: (314)889-6079
(DF) Date of form completion: 03-07-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 10
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
hydrocarbons ozone<10028-15-6>
nitric acid<7697-37-2> participate sulfur
nitric oxide<10102-43-9> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total nitrates
nitrogen oxides sulfur hexafluoride
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in dat? 1 -S'- 7697-37
-2; 10102-43-9; 10102-44-0? 10028-15-6J 7446-09-a
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(DQ) Date of QuestionaireS 12-02-82
(NAM) Waffle of Data Base of Model; Effluent Guidelines GC/MS Screening
Analysis Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HISLIB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial,
publicly otmed treatment works (PQTIO
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models this data base contains
those compounds found by computer analysis of Gas
Chromatographlc/Mass Spectrometric (GC/MS) data collected In
Effluent Guidelines Division's screening analysis of 21
industrial categories and publicly owned treatment aorks (POT%ls).
Each entry is a tentative identification by computer matching of
raass spectra in the raw data with a reference library. Tentative
identifications are listed without regard for any of the
chemical lists. Any or all of the organic compounds amenable to
GC/MS analysis may be present.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter tf.M. Shackelford (404) 546-3186,?
Computer-related D.M. C
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial and municipal Haste treatment
(STA) Data Base status! Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base? Chemical
data yDischarge points >Industry ;Sampling date ^Treatment devices
; analysis parameters /analytical laboratory ^sampling team
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 09-01-77 TO 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 09/30/81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data bases 56000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in databases 0.
(INF) Data base includes3 Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data bases 3000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
3000.
(I90F) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 30
0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
CFAC) Data elements identifying facility includes Effluent Guidelines
Division Industrial Category number
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
is tentative pending confirmation by chemical analysis.
Effluent Guidelines Division must approve any release of data.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Saraplin
g plan documented ?Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precisions Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
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(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Divisions, Regions II, IV, VII ^Contractor lab 10 labs
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Research
Laboratory-Athens, GA
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is 1976 Consent Decree
COMB) Data collected/submit ted using GMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(RSP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
EPA laboratories
(CMP) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
Hi thin EPA and outside agency for some data
0-20-6> l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l/l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> l,2-diph«nylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 1,2-trans-dlchloroethylene
<79-34-5> <156-60-5>
l,l,2-trlchloroetraane<79-00-5> l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-a2-l> <106-89-8>
1,2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene 2,2-dichloroproplonic acid
<95-94-3> <75-99-0>
l,2-dibroiaoethane<106-93-4> 2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
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(cont)
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2f4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid <2,
4-dX94-75-7>
2, 4-diioethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluen«<121-14~2>
2,6-dlchlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95~57-8>
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
3j.3--dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broroophenyl phenyl ether
<101»55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
7,12~dim€thylbenz( a) anthracene
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208~96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-!9-7>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acrolein<107-02-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alpha-chlorotoluens<100-44-7>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine< 92-87-5>
benzot a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(aJpyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,hj- i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65=85«0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
bhc (lindane)-garama<58-89-9>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis<2-chloroethoxy)me thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
broraodichloromethane<75-27-4>
bromoo!ethane<74-83-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
chl or dane< 57-74-9>
chlorinated ethanes
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorof orn<67~66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cuiaene<98-82-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone< 108-94- 1>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrGsamine<621-64-7>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(ajrh)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzof uraiK 132-64-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27~4>
dichloroaiethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
diphenyl ether
dlphenylhydrazine< 38622-1 8-3>
endrin<72-20-8>
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(cont)
eplchlorohydrin<106-69-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylatc<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00~3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethylbenzene
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene dibromide
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
fluorene<86-73-7>
furfur al<98-01-l>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzeneCll8-74-1>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-6B-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadIene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1, 2, 3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lsoprene<78-79-5>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
llndane<58-89-9>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
raethanethiol<74-93-l>
raethyacrylonltrlle<126-98-7>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketoiie (raek)<78-93-3>
aethyl Isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl nercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-nltrosodl-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nittobenzene<98-95-3>
nitropheno1< 25154-55-6>
nltrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-raethoxyphenol
o-xylene<95-47-6>
p-chloro-ffl-cresol<59-50-7>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
P-nitroanllin«<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachlocoethane<76-01-7>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenylac«tic acid<103-82-2>
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
propanil<709-98-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinollne< 91-2 2-5>
ronnel<299-84-3>
safrole<94-59-7>
simazine<122-34-9>
styrene
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
terpenes
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachlotoethyiene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
toluene<108-88-3>
tribron!oa€thane<75-25-2>
trichloroethane<25323-89«l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
trlethylamine<121-44-a>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included In data bases 630-20-
6; 71-55-6? 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3} 75-35-4;
120-82-1; 95-94-3; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87*5;
122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 106-89-8?
75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 94-75-7? 10S-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 110-75-8? 91-58-7; 95-57-8;
91-59-8; 88-75-5; 109-06-8? 91-94-1; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3;
705
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Accession No. 6404000109 (cont)
100-02-7; 57-97-6; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 67-64-1;
98-86-2; 107-02-8; 309-00-2; 100-44-7; 628-63-7; 62-53-3; 120-12-7;
1912-24-9; 71-43-2; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 100-44-7; 58-89-9; 319-86-8; 92-52-4;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 75-27-4; 74-83-9;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 107-92-6; 75-15-0; 57-74-9; 108-90-7;
124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
126-99-8; 218-01-9; 156-59-2; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 57-12-5;
110-82-7; 108-94-1; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7; 333-41-5;
53-70-3; 132-64-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 84-74-2; 25321-22-6;
75-27-4; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 25154-54-5;
25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 101-84-8; 38622-18-3; 72-20-8; 106-89-8;
141-78-6; 140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4;
107-06-2; 86-73-7; 98-01-1; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9;
77.47.4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 78-83-1; 78-59-1; 78-79-5;
120-58-1; 58-89-9; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 74-93-1; 126-98-7; 71-55-6;
78-93-3; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 621-64-7;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 54-11-5; 98-95-3; 25154-55-6; 59-89-2; 95-48-7;
90-05-1; 95-47-6; 59-50-7; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3;
608-93-5; 76-01-7; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 108-95-2;
103-82-2; 88-99-3; 709-98-8; 79-09-4; 107-12-0; 129-00-0; 110-86-1;
91-22-5; 299-84-3; 94-59-7; 122-34-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5;
127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 109-99-9; 108-88-3; 75-25-2;
25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 25167-82-2; 121-44-8;
108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-3S-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6
Contact narae(s): Shackelford,tf.M. ; Cline/O.M.;
Shackeiford/W.M.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6404000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Distribution Register Of Organic
Pollutants In Hater
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HDROP
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking water ^Effluents
Industrial and municipal (treated and untreated) ; Ground water
/Surface water Rivers,, lakes, and canals
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Hater DROP contains
information about organic compounds that have been identified/
as water pollutants, as reported in the open scientific
literature/ EPA research reports/ and laboratory reports. When
available/ data elements are: chemical narae(s)/ Chemical Abstracts
Service Registry Number, molecular weight/ molecular formula/
sampling site/ date and technique/ analytical method/
concentration/ analytical laboratory/ data source document/ and
data reliability index. Data can be retrieved from the
computerized data base by using any one or combinations of these
data elements*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wayne Garrison (404)546-3453;
Computer-related Rudy Potenzone (202) 245-3027 ; EPA Office
Ann Alford (404) 546-3525y#
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other All
types of data collection reported in source documents
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data jCollectlon method ^Concentration measures ;Location j
Sampling date ;Test/analysis method ^Document used as data source ;
Reliability index ;Name of laboratory that analyzed sample
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-61 TO 12-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other As new
information becomes available
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10500(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: (depends
on future)(funding)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Clty ;Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Done
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
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Accession Ho. 6404000110 (cont)
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CSV) Data collected by: Contractor lab Midwest Research Institute
CABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab Fein-Marguart Associates
(IDL) Laboratory identification: ¥ES
(P81) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to serve needs of other EPA
offices for this kind of information
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases On-line
computer
(MUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1000
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices Many
offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
Subscribers to EPA/NIH Chemical Information System
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data; Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(CAC) Type of data access: EPA software EPA/NIH Chemical Information
System MIDS: JEPA hardware DEC POP 10
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Updated when
data and funds are available*
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: All other
components of the EPA/NIH Chemical Information System
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
All other components of the EPA/NIH Chemical Information System
(CMP) Completion of form:
Wayne Garrison^ OFC: ORD/Athens Environmental Research
Laboratory
AD: Athens, 6A 30613
PH: (404) 546-3543
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1456
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 857
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
(1,l-dimethylethyl)-benzene< -<3734-49-4>
98-06-6> .alpha.-amlno acids
(l-methylpropyl)-benzene<135-98-8> .alpha.-chlordane
(3.beta.,5.beta)-chlorestan-3-ol .alpha.-d-glucoisosaccharinic acid
<360-68-9> « alpha.-d-glucometasaccharinic
(phthalocyaninato(2~l))copper acid
<147-14-8> .alpha.-ketomargarlc acid
(z)-9-hexadecenoic acid<373-49-9> .alpha.-ketononadecanoic acid
.alpha.-methyl palmitic acid
708
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(cont)
alpha.-methyl stearlc acid
alpha.-methyl-benzenereethanol
<98-85-l>
alpha*-naphthol
alpha.-phellandrene
alpha.-pinene
alpha.-terpineol
beta.-d-glucoisosaccharinic acid
beta.-phellandrene
beta.-pinene
delta.-3-carene
gamma.-chlordane
,1'-biphenyl, 2-raethyl-<643-58-3>
,l--biphenyl, 3,3*,4,4'/5,5*-
hexamethyl-<56667-01-7>
, l*-biphenyl, 3,3*,4,4*-tetraiaeth
yl-<4920-95-0>
,l--biphenyl, 3,4*-dimethyl-
<7383-90-6>
,l--biphenyl, 3-methyl-<643-93-6>
,1"-methylenebis-benzene
1, l'-methylenebisE4-isocyanatocycl
ohexane )<68758-61-2>
\f 1 *-oxy bis- 2-pr op anol
l,l*-oxybis-benzene<101-84-8>
1,1 '-oxybisbutane<142-96-l>
If 1 '-sulf onylbisbenzene<127^63-9>
1/1/1/2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
If If If 3f 3f 3-hexach loro-2-p rop anone
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
l/l,2/2/-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l/l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
If 1,2-trichloroethylene
If l,2-trimethyl-3-phenylindan
1,1/4/5,5, 8-hexamethyl-s-hydrindal
ene
l/l-bis
1/12-benzperylene
l/2/3/4/4a/9,10/10a-octahydro-l,
4a-diraethyl-7-(l-methylethyl)-
1-phaenanthre
If 2,3, 4,5, 7, 7-heptachlo 1, 2, 3, 4-
tetrahydronaphthalene<119-64-2>
1,2,3/4-tetramethylbenzene
<488-23-3>
1/2/3/5-tetraraethylbenzene
<527-53-7>
1,2,3-propanetriol, triacetate
<102-76-l>
l,2,3-trichloro-propane<96-18-4>
1,2,3-triraethyl-l-phenyllndan
l,2,3-triniethylbenzene<526-73-8>
l*2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1,2,4,5-tetramethyl-benzene
<95-93-2>
1,2,4-trimethyl-benzene
1/2-benezenedlcarboxylic acid,
monobutyl ester<131-70-4>
1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid,
bls(2-methylpropyl) ester
<84-69-5>
1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid,
dicyclohexyl ester<84-61-7>
1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid,
dlhexyl est 1,2-benzenedicarbox
yllc
acid, diisodecyl ester
<26761-40-0>
1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid,
diisooctyl ester<27554-26-3>
1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid,
dipropyl e
1,2-benzisothiazo1-3(2h)-one,
2-methyl-,
l,l-dioxide<15448-99-4>
1/2-benzisothiazole, 3-»ethoxy-
<40 1,2-benzisothiazole
<272-16-2>
l,2-dlchlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
lr2-dichloroethene<540-59-0>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87~5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
1/2-dihydro-raethylacenaphthylene
1,2-dimethoxy-4-{2-propenyl)-
benzene<93-15-2>
l,2-diHiethoxy-ben2ene<91-16-7>
l/2-diinethyl-3-(l-niethyl-l-
ethenyl)-l-cyclopentanol
l,2-epoxy-3-phenoxypropane
<122-€0-1>
l,2-epoxy-4,5,6,7,8,8a-hexachloro-
.alpha.-dicyclopentadiene
l,2-ethanediol<107-21-l>
l,3,3-trireethyl-2»oxabicycloC2«2.2
)octane<470-82-6>
709
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Accession No. 6404000110
Ccont)
l,
1*
l,
1/
1,
1,
l,
1,
If
l,
l,
3,5-trichloro-2-methoxy-benzene
<87-40-l>
3/5- trichlorophenol
3,S-trinethyl-2s4,6-trioxohexahy
drotriazine
3/5- triraethylybenzen«<108-67-8>
3,6-octatriene, 3, 7-dimethyl-
<13877-91-3>
3-bIs{methylethyl)-benzene
<99-62-7>
3-butadiene, 2-chloro-, diraer
<14523-89-8>
3-butanediol<107-88-0>
3-cyclopentadiene<542-92-7>
3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
3?-diethenyl-benzene<108-57-6>
3-diethylbenzene<141-93-5>
3-dioxolane, 2-ethyl-4-methyl-
<4359-46-0>
4^8-cycloundecatriene/ 2,6,6,9-
tetramcthyl-, (€,6,6)-
<6753-98-6>
4-benzenedicarboxyllc acid, din
1,4-benzenedicarboxyllc
acid<100-21-0>
4-bis(l-methylethyl)-beniene
<100-18-5>
4-dichlor® benzene* 106-46-7>
4-diethylbenzene<105-05-5>
4-dithiane<505-29-3>
4-oxathiane<15980-15-l>
5-cyclooctadiene
5-di!Bethoxy-pentane
6-difflethyl-4-
6-dimethyl-4-( 1-methylethyl)
naphthalene
raethyl-7-( i-methylethyl)-
rsaphthalene<490-65-3>
{2-thienyl)-ethanone<88-15-3>
(4-hydroxy-3-aiethoxyphenyl)-
ethanone<498-02-2>
(4-hydroxyphenyl)-ethanone
<99-93-4>
{ 4-methoxyphenyl)-l-propanone
l,
1,
1,
l,
l,
1,
l,r
l,
1,
l-
l-
l-
l-{4-asethylphenyl}-cthanone
<122-00-9>
1-broroo-l-chloroethane
l-bromo-2-chloroethane<107-04-0>
l-bromo-2-chloropropane
1-butananine, n-butyl-n-nitroso~
<924-16-3>
l-chloro-2,3-dibromopropane
l-chloro-2-nitro-benzen€<88-73-3>
l-chloro-3-nitrobenzene<121-73-3>
l-decanol<112-30-l>
l-decene<872-05-9>
l-dodecene<112-41-4>
l-heptad«cene<6765-39-5>
l-hexadecene<629-73-2>
1-hexanol
1-hexene, 4,5-diraethyl-
<16106-59-5>
l-isopropenyl-3-isoproylbenzen«
l-fflethoxy-2-propanol<107-98-2>
l-Bethoxy-4-(l-propenyl)-benzene
<104-46-l>
l-methoxy-4-(2-propenyl)-benzene
<140-67-rO>
l-aethoxy-4-pentylbenzene
l-oethyl-2-nitro-benzene<88-72-2>
l-methyl-3-nitro-benzene<99-08-l>
l-methyl-4-d-Hethylethenyl)-
cyclohexene<138-86-3>
l-fflethyl-4-(l-methylethyl)-
7oxabicyclo(2.2.1)heptane
<470-67-7>
l-raethyl-4-nitro-benzene<99-99-0>
l-methyl-7-(l-fflethylethyl)-
phenanthrene<483-65-8>
l-nethyl-naphthalene<90-12-0>
1-raethylanthracene
l-nonene<124-ll-8>
l-octadecene<112-88-9>
l-octanethlol
1-oc tanol
l-octene
l-p«ntadecene<13360-61-7>
1-pentanol, 5-methoxy-<4799-62-6>
l-pentanol<71-41-0>
l-penten-3-ol, 2-methyl-
<2088-07-5>
1-phenanthrenecarboxylic acid,
l,2,3/4,4a,9,10,10a-octahydro-
l,4a-difflethyl-
1-phenyl-l, 2-dithiobutane
l-phenyl-1^2-dithiopropane
l-phthalazinamine<19064-69-8>
1-propanol, 2-{2-methoxy-l-
methyietnoxy)-<55956-21-3>
1-propanol, 3-C3-(3-methoxypropoxy
)propoxy3-<13133-29-4>
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Accession Ho. 5404000110
(cont)
l-propanol<7 l-23-8>
1-propanone, l-(3*4-disneth®xyph®ny
1)~<1835-04~7>
1-propene* l-chloro~<590-21-6>
i-propene, 3~chloro-2-aiethyl-
<563-47-3>
l-propene~1^2,3-tricatboxyllc
acid<499-12-7>
l-propyl-2-methylnaphthalen@
l-sec-butoxy-2-niethoxy propane
l~sec-butyl-3,7-diiHethyl-6~
hydro xybi eye lodec~2-ene
l-tetradecene<1120-36~l>
l-tridecene<2437-56-l>
l-undecene<821<-95»4>
l-undecyne<2 243-98-3>
10,12-dimethyltridecanoic acid
lO-ttethyltetradecanoic acid
10-undecanoic acid<112~38-9>
11^22-benzf luoranthene
llh-benzo
llh-benzo(b)fluorene<243-17-4>
13-abienten-18-oic acid
13-abieten-18-oic acid
13-isopropyl-podocarpa-7/13-dien-
15-oic acidC514-10-3>
13-isopropylidene-podocarp-8<14>-
cn-15-oic acid< 471- 77-2 >
13-methylpentadecanoic acid
lh-cyclopropaCa3naphthalene^
l,7,7a-tetraraet
lh-indene^ l-iaethyl-<76 Ih-indene,
phenyl-<3910-35-8>
indener 2,3-dihydro~l,l,3-
triraethyl-<2613-76-5>
dimethyl-<17057-82-8>
lh-indene, 2#3-dihydro-l#4,7-
triraethyl-<54340-87-3>
Ih-indene, 2,3~dlhydro-l,5j7-
triraethyl-<54340-88-4>
lh-indene^ 2,3-dihydro-l-methyl
<767-58-8>
Ih-indene, 2,3-dihydro-2-raethyl
<824-63-5>
Ih-indene/ 2.r3-dihydro-4#7-
dimethyl-<6682-71-9>
2#3-dihydro->4-methyl
C824-22-6>
lh»indene# 2#3-dihydro-5-raethyl-
<874-35-l>
lh-indene# 3-!sethyi-<767-60-2>
lh«inden^ aethyl-<29036-25-7>
lh-Indole<120-f2-9>
Ih-pyra2ole<288-13-l>
2<10)-pinene<127-91-3>
2(3h)-ben2othiazolethione
<149»30-4>
2CSh)~f«ranone^ S^S-dinethyl-
<20019»64-1>
2f 2 *-oxybis-propane<108-20-3>
2,2 ^thlobis-€thanol
2^2^4^4-tetramethylpentanoic acid
2^2-dichloropropionlc acid
<75-99-0>
2if2-diiBethylpropane<463-82-l>
2#3#4iP6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2^3#5#6-tetrachloroterephthalic
acid, dimethyl ester
2^3-dibrono-l-propanoK 96-13- 9>
2^3-dibrosBO-l-propanol
2f 3-dihydro-l, 2,3-triraethyl-l-
phenyl-lh-indene
2,3-dlhydro-lh-inden-l-one
2,3-dihydro-lh-indene<496-ll-7>
2,3-diBethyl-2-norbornene
<529~16-8>
2^3-dioxane, 4-methyl-<1120-97-4>
2,4'»ddt<789-02-6>
I, 4, 5-tr ichlorophenoK 95- 95-4>
It 4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
CT)<93-76-5>
2^4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionlc
acid (TPK93-72-l>
2,4,5-triffiethylbenzoic acid
<528-90-5>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06»2>
2^4^6-trimethylbenzaldehyde
<487-68-3>
2,4^6-trlmethylpyridine<108-75-8>
2,4, 6-trimethylundecanoic acid
2,4-bis(l,l-diiBethylpropyl)-
phenol<120-95-6>
2,4-d acid<94-75»7>
2#4-dichlorobenzoic acid<50-84-0>
2/4-dlchlorophenol<120-83-2>
1t 4-dichiorophenoxy acetic acid (2
4-d)<94-75-7>
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4-dinethyldlphenylsulf one
4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
4-dinitrotoluene<121~14-2>
5,8, 11,14-pentaoxapentadecane
<143-24-8>
5,8, ll-tetraoxadod«cane
<112-49-2>
S-bis(l,l-diisethylpi:opyn-2,5-
cyclohexadiene-1, 4-dion«
5-dimethyl-phenol<95-87-4>
5-hexanedione<110-13-4>
5-norbornadiene, 1,2,3,4,7,7-
hexachloro-<3389-71-7>
5-pyrrolidinedione, 1-propyl-
<3470-97-l>
6-bis(l,l-diraethylethyl)-2,5-
cyclohexadiene-1, 4-dione
6-bisU*l-diinethylethyl)-4-
K«thoxy-phenol<489-01-0>
6-bls(l,l-dimethylethyl)-4-
B«thyl-phenol<128-37-0>
6-bis( 1,1- dime thylethyl) -phenol
<128-39-2>
6-dl-t-araylben2oquinone
6-dl-t-butyl-4-ethoxyphenol
6-di-t-butyl-4-hydroxyo€thylphen
ol
6-di-t-butyl-p-benzoquinone
6-dl-t-butylcr«sol
6-dime thyl-4-hcp tano 1< 10 8- 82-7>
6-dinethylpyrIdine<108-48-§>
6-dinitrotolu€ne<606-20-2>
6-naphthallc acid
9,10- 1 rime thy 1 anthracene
(l,l-diraethylethyl)-4-iBethoxy-
phenol<121-00-6>
(l-«ethyl€thyl)-phenoi<88-69-7>
(2*-isopropylph«nyl)-l-propanol
(2-<2-butoxyethoxy)ethoxy)
ethanol<143-22-6>
{2-(2-ethoxyethoxy)«thoxy)-
ethanoKl 12-50- 5>
< 2-butoxyethoxy) -e thanol
<112-34-5>
(2-ethoxyethoxy)-e thanol
2,
2,
2,
2,
1,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2f
2,
2,
2,
2-
2-
2-
2-
2-
2-
2-
2-(2-E«thoxy-l-iaethylethoxy>-2-
proponol
2-< 3 '- Isop ropy Ipheny 1) -1-prop anol
2-acetyl-4-iBethyl-4-pentenoic acid
2-benzothiazole
2-blphenylol<90-43-7>
2-butanone, 3-fflethyl~<563-80-4>
2-butoxy-ethanol
2-chloro-benzenamine<95-51-2>
2-chlorobenzoic acid<118-91-2>
2-chloroethanol phosphate (3-1)
<115-96-8>
2-cyclohcxen-l-onc, 3,4,4-
tr imethyl-<17299-41- 1>
2-cyclohcxen-l-one, 3,5-dinethyl-
<1123-09-7>
2-cyclohexen-l-one, 3-«ethyl-
<1193-18-6>
2-cyclohex«n-l-on«, 4,4,5-
trinethyl-<17429-29-7>
2-cyclohexen-l^one<930-68»7>
2-cycloh«xylphenol<119-42-6>
2-cyclopenten-l-one, 3-wethyl-2-
<2-p«ntenyl)-, (2)<488-10-8>
2-d«oxy-d-erythro-pentos«
2~ethoxy-ethanol<110-80-5>
2-ethoxyethyl-2-butoxy«thyl ether
2-ethyl-l-hexanol<104-76-7>
2-ethyl-butanoic acld<88-09-5>
2-e thyl*hexanoic acid
2-ethyl-phenol<90-00-6>
2-f ur annethanol<98-00-0>
2-hexanol<626-93-7>
2-hexanone<591-7fi-6>
2-hydroxy-benzaldehyde< 90-0 2-8>
2-hydroxy-benzoic acid<69-72-7>
2-hydroxy-propanoic acid<50-21-5>
2-hydroxymethylcyclohexanone
2-aethoxy-l, 1 *-biphenyl<86-26-0>
2-fflethoxy-4-( 1-propenyl )-phenol
<97-54-l>
2-« e thoxy-4-C2-propenyl) -phenol
<97-53-0>
2-methoxy-ethanol<109-86-4>
2-a«thyl-l,3, 5-tr initrobenzene
<118-96-7>
2-raethyl-2-butanol<75-85-4>
2-raethyl-2-piopanethiol<75-66-l>
2-Bethyl-2-propanoK7S-65-0>
2-aethyl-2-propyhexanoic acid
2-methyl-3-hexanoic acid
2-aethyl-4-ethyldioxolane
2-«ethyl-5-(l-Bethylethenyl)-2-
cyclohexen-l-one<99-49-0>
2-methyl-benzoic acid<118-90-l>
2-methyl-butanoic acid<116-53-0>
2-methyl-naphthalene<91-57-6>
712
-------
Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
2-raethyl-pentonolc acidc97-61-0>
2-methyl-propanal<78-84-2>
2-niethyl-propanenitrile<78-82-0>
2-nethyl-propanoic acid<79-31-2>
2-methylfluorene
2-naphthalenecarboxylic acid
<93-09-4>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-norbornanol, 1,2,7,7-tetramethyl
-/ exo-<2371-42-8>
2-norbornanol, 1/3, 3-t rime thy 1-
<1632-73-l>
2-norbornanone, I/ 3,3-trimethyl-
<1195-79-5>
2-norbornanone<497-38-l>
2-pentanone<107-87-9>
2-phenoxyethanol<122-99-6>
2-p heny l-l/ 4-c yc lo he xa diene
2-phenyl-butyric acid<90-27-7>
2-pinen-10-ol<515-00-4>
2-pinen-4-one/ (lr,5r)-(+)-
2-propanol/ lyl*-(propylenedioxy)
di-<1638-16-0>
2-prop anol/ I/ 3-diae th oxy-
<623-69-8>
2-propanol/ l-(2-roethoxypropoxy)-
<13429-07-7>
2-propanol/ 1-Cl-aethy l-2-(2-
propenyloxy)ethoxy3-
<55956-25-7>
2-propanol,l-C2-(2-methoxy-l-
raethlethoxy)-l-methylethoxy3-
<20324-33-8>
2-propanone^ 1,1/1, 3,3-pent 2-
<632-21-3>
2-prop ionylthiophene
2-pyrrolidlnone/ 1-methyl
<872-50-4>
2-thiophenecarboxaldehyde<98-03-3>
3(2h)-benzofur anon e< 71 69-3 4-8>
3, 3 di pheny 1 pr op anol
3,3-demethyl-2-butanone<75-97-8>
3/4,5,6-tetrachloroguaiacol
3,4,5-triraethoxyacetophenone
3^4-dicholoro-benzenan In e< 95-76- 1>
3/ 4-dimethoxyace tophenone
3,4-dimethoxyacetophenune
3, 4-dlmethoxybenzaldehyde
<120-14-9>
3f 4-dlmethoxyethylbenzene
3,4-dimethyl-phenol<95-65-8>
3*5,5-trlBethyl-3-cyclohexen-l-
one<471-01-2>
3, 5-diroethoxy-4-hydroxyacetophenon
e
3,5-dimethylbenzoic acid<499-06-9>
3,5-diB€thylphenol<108-68-9>
3,7,ll-triBethyl-2/6,10-dodecatrle
nol
3/7-dimethyl-l/6-octadien-3-ol
<78-70-6>
3,7-dinethyl-3-octanol<78-69-3>
3-1, 1-d iaethy lethy l)-4-Bethoxy-
phenol<88-32-4>
3-chloro-2-raethylbut-l-ene
3-chlorobenzenainine<108-42-9>
3-deoxy-d-ery thropentonic acid
3-deoxy-d-threopentonic acid
3-ethyl-3-methyl-2*5-pyrrolidinedi
one<7l-67-8>
3-ethylhexanoic acid
3-hexanol/ 3-aethyl-<597-96-6>
3-hexanol<623-37-0>
3-hexanone<589-38-8>
3-hexene-2/5-diolC7319-23-5>
3-oethoxy-4-hydroxypropiophenone
3-fflethyl-l-butanol<123-51-3>
3-methyl-2-oxopentanoic acid
3-methyl-3-pentanol<77-74-7>
3-nethyl-benzoic acid<99-04-7>
3-methyl-butanoic acid<503-74-2>
3-oethyl-pyridine<108-99-6>
3-methyladlpic acid
3-methylcholanthrene< 56-49- 5>
3-raethylcyclopentan-l,2-diol
3-fflethylpentanedioic acid
3-raethylpentanoic acid<105-43-l>
3-octanone
3-octenoic acid<1577-19-l>
3-penten-2-one<625-33-2>
3-phenyl-2-propen-l-ol< 104-54-l>
3-phenylpentanoic acid
3730-56-l>
3734-48-3>
dene
3a/7-methano-3ah-cyclopentacyclooc
tene, 1,4,5/6,7,8,9,93
4C10)-thu^ene<3387-41-5>
4,4*-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,4*-dibutenyl disulfide
4,4-diamino-dicyclohexyl me thane
713
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cent)
4, 5,6-trichloroguaiacol
4,5-benzfluoranthene
4, 5-octadien-3-one, 2,2,7,7-
tetramethyl-<19377-97-0>
4,6-
4, 7-methano-lh-indene, 1,2, 3, 4/5,6,
7, 8, 8 -non ach lor 0-2,3, 3a, 4,7,7 a-
hexahydro
4,7-saethano-lh-indene, 4,5,6,7,8,
8-hexachloro-3a,4,7,7a-
tetrahydro
4-(l,l,3,3-tetramethylbutyl)-
phenol<140-66-9>
4-(l,l-ditnethylethyl) phenoxyaceti
c acid
4- (1,1 -dimethyl ethyl) phenoxyoceti
c acid
4~(l,l-diraethylethyl)phenoxyacetic
acid
4- ( 1-e thy 1-1 -methy Ihexyl ) phenol
4-(l-roethylethyl)~benzoic acid
<536-66-3>
4-chloro-benzoic ac!d<74-ll-3>
4-chiorophenol<106-48-9>
4-e theny 1-1-cyclohexane
4-ethoxybutyl butaoate
4-ethylpyridine<536-75-4>
4-ethylstyrene
4-heptanone< 123-19-3>
4-hydroxy-3, 5-diraethoxy-benzaldehy
4-hydroxy-3-methoxy-benzeneacetlc
acld<306~08-l>
4-h>droxy-3-raethoxy-benzoic acid
<121-34-6>
4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde
<121-33-5>
4-hydroxy-3-methoxypropiophenone
4-hydroxy-4-methyl-2-pentanone
<123-42-2>
4~hydroxy-benzeneacetic acid
<156~38-7>
4~hydroxybenzaldehyde< 123-0 8-0>
4-methoxy-benzoic acid<100-09-4>
4-methoxybenzaldehyde< 123-ll-5>
4-methyl-l-C 1-methylethyl}-
bicyclo(3.1.0)hexan-3-ol
<513-23-5>
4-methyl-2«ethyl-l,3-dioxolane
4-methyl-2-nltro-phenoKil9-33-5>
4-ffiethyl-2-pentanol<10 8-ll-2>
4-methyl-3«cyclohexene-l-methanol
4-methyl-3~penten-2-one<141-79-7>
4-raethyl-benzenesulfonaiuide
<70-S5-3>
4-aethylp€nt-3-en-2-one
4-aethylyhenylpentanolc acid
4-n-propylphenol
4-phenylp€Utanoic acid
4a,alpha.C2h)-naphthol,
oc tahydro-4.alpha.,8a«beta«-
dim€thyl-<19700-21-l>
5,8,11,14-eicosatetraenoic acid
(all z)<506-32-l>
5-acetylaioino-6-aiBino-3-aiethylurac
il
5-e thy1-2-aethyl»pyridine
<104-90-5>
5-ethyl-5-isopentyl-barbiturlc
acid<57-43-2>
5-ethyl-5-phenyl-barbituric acid
<50-06~6>
5-methy1-5-ethyIdeeane
5-raethylhexanoic acid
5-undecyne<2294-72-6>
6,8,11,13-abietatetraen-ia-oate
6,8,ll,13-abietatetraen-18-oic
acid
6,8,ll,13-aibietatetraen-18-oic
acid
6-cnethyl-S<-hepten-2-one<110-93-0>
6-methyloctanic acid
7-oethyl-3-raethyiene-l,6-octadiene
<123-35-3>
7h-benzo{c)£luorene<205-12-9>
8-nonenoic acid<31642-67-8>
9,10-anthracenedione< 84-65-l>
9-hexadecenoic acid, {«)-
<10030-73-6>
9-hexadecenoic acid, methyl ester,
(z)-<1120-25-8>
9-octadecenoic acid (z)-<112-80-l>
9-octadecenoic acid/ methyl ester,
(e)-<1937-62-8>
9h-carbazole<86-74-8>
Cl,l*-bicyclohexyl3one< 56025-96-8>
Cls-C1«alpha.,4a.alpha.,lOa.alpha)
l«<57345-30-9>
abietans
acenaphthalene
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetate borneol<76-49-3>
714
-------
Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
acetic acid<64-!9-7>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetophenone 3*>4'-dihydroxy-
<1197-09-7>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acridine/ l/2/3/4-tetrahydro-4/9-
dimethyl-<55030-65-4>
acridine/ 9/10-dihydro-9/9-
diraethyl-<6267-02-3>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor/ one additional chlorine
homolog
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
aliphatic hydrocarbons
alkyl acid ester r+rl.ge.8
alkyl benzene
alkyl benzene sulfonate
alkyl benzenes
alkyl benzothiophenes
alkyl naphthalenes
alkyl phenyl ether
alkyl trichlorides
molecular weight 220
alkyl-2/3-dihydroindene
alkylated benzene
alkylbenzene
alkylbenzene/ c3 isomer
alkylbenzene, c4 isomer
alkylbenzene sulfonates
aminium chloride<81-88-9>
aminochlorobenzoic acid(three
isomers)
amphoteric organic compounds
an aromatic (phenyl) sulfur
compound
molecular Height 168
anethole isomer a
anethole isomer b
aneth anisole* p-styryl-
<1142-15-0>
anteisomargaric acid
anteisopentadecanoic acid
anthanthrene
anthracene, 2-irethyl-<613-12-7>
anthracene/ 9,10-dimethyl-
<781-43-l>
anthracene/ 9-methyl'-<779-02-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
arabinose<147-81-9>
araconidic acid
aromatic hydrocarbons
aromatics
atrazine, diethyl
atrazine<1912-24-9>
azulene<275-51-4>
barbital
benz(e)pyrene
benzaldehyde<100-52-7>
benzenamine/ 2/4/6-trichloro-
<634-93-5>
benzenamine/ 4-(l-nethylethyl)-n-
phenyl-<5650-10-2>
benzene substituted with seven
saturated carbons
benzene substituted with three
saturated carbons
benzene sulfonamide/ n-butyl-
<3622-84-2>
benzene sulfonamide/ n-ethyl-2-
raethyl-<1077-56-l>
benzene/ (1/1-dimethylbutyl)-
<1985-57-5>
benzene/ (1/1-diraethylpropyl)-
<2049-95-8>
benzene/ (1/2/2-trimethyIpropyl)-
<19262-20-5>
benzene/ (1-methylbutyl)-
<2719-52-0>
benzene/ (1-methyldecyl)-
<4536-88«3>
benzene/ (1-methylpentyl)-
<6031-02-3>
benzene/ Cl-propylbutyl)-
<2132-86-7>
benzene/ (2/2-dimethylbutyl)-
<28080-86-6>
benzene/ (2/2-dimethylpropyl)-
<1007-26-7>
benzene/ (2-ethylbutyl)-
<19219-85-3>
benzene/ l/l'-(l/2-ethenediyl)
bisC 4-methoxy-<4705-34-4>
benzene/ 1/2/4-tributyl-
<14800-16-9>
benzene/ l/3/5-tris(l/l-diaiethylet
hyl)-<1460-02-2>
benzene/ l/4-di«thyl-2/3/5/6-
tetramethyl-<33962-13-9>
benzene/ l/4-dimethyl-2-(2-
methylpropyl)-<556 benzene/
l-ethenyl-2-methyl-<611-15-4>
benzene/ l-ethenyl-3/5-dimethyl-
<5379-20-4>
715
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
benzene/ l-ethyl-2/3-dimethyl-
<933-98-2>
benzene/ l-ethyl-2/4/5-trimethyl-
<17851-27-3>
benzene/ l-ethyl-2/4-dimethyl-
<874-41-9>
benzene/ l-ethyl-2-methyl-
benzene, l-ethyl-3/5-diraethyl-
<934-74-7>
benzene/ l-ethyl-3-methyl-
<620-14-4>
benzene/ l-ethyl-4-methyl-
<622-96-8>
benzene/ l-methyl-2-{l-ethylpropyl
)-<54410-74-l>
benzene, 1 -methyl- 2-propyl-
<1074-17-5>
benzene/ l-methyl-3-propyl-
<1074~43-7>
benzene/ l-methyl-4-propyl-
<1074-55-l>
benzene, l-propenyl-<637-50-3>
benzene/ l-tert-butoxy-3-methoxy-
<15359-99-6>
benzene/ 2-ethyl-l,3-diraethyl-
<2870-04-4>
benzene, 2-ethyl-l/4-dimethyl-
benzene/ 3-cyclohexen-l-yl-
<4994-16-5>
benzene/ 4-ethyl-l/2-dimethyl-
<934-80-5>
benzene/ 4-methyl-l/2-dinitro-
<610-39-9>
benzene, chloroethyl-<1331-31-3>
benzene, chloronitro-<25167-93-5>
benzene, cyclohexyl-<827-52-l>
benzene, dibromo-<26249-12-7>
benzene, dichloromethyl-
<29797-40-8>
benzene, diethylraethyl-
<25550-13-4>
benzene, ethyl-l/2,4-trimethyl-
<54120-62-6>
benzene, ethyl«ethyl-< 25550-1 4-5>
benzene, methylnitro-<1321-12-6>
benzene, nonyl-<1081-77-2>
benzene/ octyl-<2189-60-8>
benzene, pentachloromethoxy-
<1825-21-4>
benzene, trimethyl-<25551-13-7>
benzene, undecyl-<6742-54-7>
benzene, trichloro-<12002-48-l>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzeneacetic acid, ethyl ester
<101-97-3>
benzenebutanoic acid, . beta.-
methyl-<7315-68-6>
benzenebutanoic acid<1821-12-l>
benzenemethanol<100-51-6>
benzenepentanoic acid<2270-20-4>
benzenepropanoic acid<501-52-0>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(b)thiopene<95-15-8>
benzo(ghi)fluoranthene<203-12-3>
benzoic acid, 1-methylethyl ester
<939-48-0>
benzoic acid/ 2/4-dimethyl-
benzoic acid, 2/5-dimethyl-
<610-72-0>
benzoic acid, 3/5-bis(l,l-
dinethyletnyl)-4-hydroxy-
<1421-49-4>
benzoic acid, butyl ester
<136-60-7>
benzoic acid, methyl ester
<93-58-3>
benzoic acid/ methyl-<25567-10-6>
benzoic acid, phenyl ester
<93-99-2>
benzoic acid<65-85-0>
benzopyrenes
benzothiazole, 2-(methylthio)-
<615-22-5>
benzothlazole<95-16-9>
benzperylene
bhc
bhc (lindane)-gafflma<58-89-9>
bhc's
bicyclo(2,2.2)octane<280-33-l>
bicyclo(7.1.0)decane<286-76-0>
bicycloC2.2.l3hept-2-ene,
heptachloro-<28680-45-7>
bicycloC7.2«OCundec-4-ene,
4,ll,ll-triaethyl-8-inethylene-
biphenyl<92-52-4>
biphenylene<259-79-0>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)rae thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
716
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethoxyethyl)ether<112~36-7>
bis(2-ethyl-ri-butyl) phthalate
bis<2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(3,5-di-t-butyl-4-hydroxyphenol
) methane
bis(chloroethyl) ether
bis(chloroisopropyl) ether
bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542~88~l>
borneol<507-70-0>
branched-chain docosane
broniobenzene<108-86-l>
br on
bromochloroe thane
bronochloroiodoffiethane
broroochioromethane<74-97-5>
bronodichloroethane
broroodichlororaethane<75-27-4>
bronophenylphenyl ether
bromopropyIbenzene
bronsotrlchloropropane
butachlor<23!84-66-9>
butadiene
butanal, 3-methyl-<590-86-3>
butanal<123-72-8>
butane<106-97-8>
butanoic acid^ 1-methylpropyl
ester<819-97-6>
butanoic acid, 2,2-dimethyl-
<595-37-9>
butanoic acid, 2f3-dimethyl-
<14287-61-7>
butanoic acid, 2-hydroxy-
<565-70-8>
butanoic acid, 3,3-dimethyl-
<1070-83-3>
butanoic acid, 4-ethoxybutyi ester
butanoic acid, 4-«ethoxy~, methyl
ester<29006-01-7>
butanoic acid, butyl ester
<109-21-7>
butene<25!67-67-3>
butoxyethanol
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyl glycolyl butyl phthalate
<85-70-l>
butyl octyl maleate
butylbenzene<104-51-8>
butyric acid, 2-butoxyethyl ester
<20442-06-2>
butyric acid, 3-iaethyl-4-{2,5-"
xylyl)-C30275»76-4>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
c-one to c-four hydrocarbons
cl-alkyl anthracene
cl-alkyl naphthalene
cl-alkyl phenanthrene
clO canphenol
clO terpene
clO. .beta.-hydroxy acid
elO,hl4.0
c!2. .beta.-hydroxy acid
c!4. «beta«-hydroxy acid
clS hydrocarbon
c!5 terpene
c!5 terpineol
c!5«h24.(alkybenzene)
c!6 hydrocarbon
c!6, »beta«-hydfoxy acid
c!6.h26.(alkyben2ene)
c!7 hydrocarbon
c!7,h26.0
c!7.h28.
caraphene<79-92-5>
caaphor<76-22-2>
717
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Accession Ho. 6404000110
(cent)
caravacrol<499-75-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbohydrates as glucose
carbon disulfide<75-i5-Q>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23~5>
cellobiose
chloral<75-87-6>
chlordan
chlordane
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated phenols
chloro-.alph a«-roethylbenzyl
alcohol
chloroalkyl acetate
chlorobenzer»e<10 8-90-7>
chlorobenzenes
chlorobenzoic acid isoraer
chlorocumene
chlorocyclohexane<542-18-7>
chloro dibroraoinethane<124~48~l>
chloroethane<75-QO-3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloronsethane<74-87-3>
chlorophyll
chloroprene isomer
chlcroprene<126-99-8>
cholesterol<57-88-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-1,3, trans-l,4-menthol<89-78-l>
cis-9^cis-12"Octadecadienoic acid
<60-33-3>
cn.clx.fz. where n approx»4
coronene
cotinine<486-56-6>
cresol isomer
crotonaldehyde<4170~30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cx.cly.fz
cyanaTine<21725-46-2>
cyanogen chloride<506-77~4>
cyclic tetraraethylane adipate
cyclohexane<110-82~7>
cyclohexanecarboxylic acid/
ethenyl ester<4840-76-0>
cyclohexanecarboxylic acid
<98-89-5>
cyclohexanol<108-93-0>
cyclohexanone, 2-raethyl-5-Cl-
»ethylethenyl)-<7764-50-3>
cyclohexanone^ 3^3^5-trimethyl
<873-94-9>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclohexene/ l~raethyl-4-(l~
raethylethylidene)-<586-62-9>
cyclohexene^ 3-raethyl-<591-48-0>
cyclohexene<110-83-8>
cyclopentane^ ethylldene-
<2146-37-4>
cyclopentanol^ 2-raethyl-, cis-
<25144«05-2>
cyclopentanone^ 2-nethyl-
cyclopentanone, 3-ncthyl-
cyclopentene^ octachloro-
<706-78-5>
cyclopentene<142-29-0>
cyclpoentane<287-92-3>
eyraene
cymene (2 isoners)
cz6-ci26 alcohol
d-galactometasaccharinic acid
d-glucose<50-99-7>
daraiuozide (alar)
ddt
<49622-18-6>
ne^ branched isomer
deean@<124~18~5>
decanedioic acid^ bis<2-ethylhexyl
) ester<122-62~3>
decanedioic acid^ dibutyl ester
<109-43-3>
decanedioic acid
decanoic acid<334-48-5>
decylbenzene<104-72-3>
dehydroabietic acid
di(ethylhexyl) phthalate (3
isomers)
di(ethylhexyl) phthalate isoners
di-n-amyi ketone
di-n-butyi phthalate
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di»n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
diazinon<333-41«5>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dlbenzothiophene<132-65-0>
dibromo-1-propanol
dibromochloro ethane
dibroraochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromoehoroe thane
dibromodlchloroethane i sower
dibroraopcopene
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cent)
dibroroopropene isomer
dlbutoxyeth xyethoxymethane
dibutoxyethoxyethoxymethane
dibutyl nonanedloate
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicarboxylic acid esters (plastic!
zers)
dlchlobenll<1194-65-6>
dichlorinated hydrocarbon c.ge.5
dichloro-,alpha.-raethylbenzyl
alcohol
dichloroacetate derivative
dlchloroaniline derivative
dichloroaromatic derivative
dichlorobenzene isoraers
dichlorobenzene< 25321-22-6>
dichlorobenzenes
dichlorobis(ethoxy)benzene
dichlorobutane
dichlorobutane isomers
dichlorobutene
dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene
dichloroethane isoraer
dlchloroethylbenzene
dichloroheptane
dlchloroio dome thaneC 594-04-7>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dichloromethoxybenzoic acid
dichloromethoxytoluene
dichloropropane
dichloropropane Isomer
dichioropropene isomer
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethoxyethane
diethyl disul£ide<110-81-6>
diethyl hexyl phthalate - 3
isoraers
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylene glycol, 2-methoxybutyl
butyl diether
diethylene glycol/ 4-raethoxybutyl
butyl diether
dihydrocoumarin
dlisobutyl nonanedioate
diisopropylbenzene (probably 1^3-
isomer)
diisopropylphenol
dioethoxyjnethane<109-87-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl tetrachloroterephthalate
(DCPA)
dimethyl(isopropyl)benzene
dime thy l-(l-me thy lethyl)benzene
dlroethylbenzene isoner
dime thy Ibiphenyl
dloethylchrysene
dime thy Idiphenylrae thane
dinethylethylbenzene (2 isoners)
dinethylethylbenzene (3 isomers)
dimethylf uran isomer
diaethylindan (3 isomers)
diraethylnaphthalene isomer
dlnethylnaphthalene(2 Isomers)
dimethylpyridlne isooer
dinethylguinoline isomers
dimethylstyrene
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioctyl phthalate
dioctyl phthlate Isomers
dioetyl adipate
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxolane
dioxolane, i»ethyl-<1331-09-5>
diphenylethane
diphenyl!nethanone<119-61-9>
dipropylene glucol, monomethyl
ether
dipropylene glycol, methyl
ether{2 isoner)
dlsulfide, diraethyl<624-92-0>
disulfide, diphenyK 882-33- 7>
diterpene
diunsaturated analog of octadecano
ic acid
docosane<629-97-0>
docosanoic acid, methyl ester
<929-77-l>
docosanoic acid<112-85-6>
dodecane<112-40-3>
dodecanoic acid/ methyl ester
dodecanoic acid<143-07-7>
eiconsanolc acid<506-30-9>
elcosane<112-95-8>
endo-2-camphanol
endo toxins
endrin isoner
endrin<72-20-8>
ethane, l,2-diethoxy-<629-14-l>
ethane, dibromo-<25620-62-6>
ethane, dichloro-<1300-21-6>
ethane, trichlorotrif luoro-
<26523-64-8>
ethanethiol<75-08^1>
719
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
ethanol, l-(2-butoxyethoxy)-
<54446-78-5>
ethanol, 2-<4-U/l-diiBethylethyl)
phenoxyi)-<713-46~2>
ethanol<64-17-5>
ethanone, l/-(4-(raethylethyl)
phenyl)~<645-13-6>
ethanone, l,l*-Cl/4-phenylene)bis-
<10Q9-61-6>
ethanone/ l-{4-hydroxy-3/5-
dimethoxyphenyl)-<2478~38-8>
ethanone/ l-tl/i'-biphenyD^-yl-
<2142-66-7>
ethene, dichloro-<25323-30-2>
ethyl & dimethyl c!4.hlO
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl €ther<60-29-7>
ethyl heptane (positional isoraer?)
ethyl(trimethyl)benzene
ethylbenzene
ethylbenzylbenzene
ethylnethyldioxolane
ethylnaphthalene
ethylnapthalene isomer
exo-2-caraphanol
fatty acid methyl ester c.ge.10
fatty acid methyl ester c.ge«12-
c.ge.-24
fatty acid methyl ester c.ge.26
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluoranthenes
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorodichlorobroraoraethane
fonnaraide, n/n-dibutyl-<761-65-9>
fornanide^ nyn-diethyl-<617-84-5>
formic acid<64-18-6>
freon<11126-05-9>
fructose
furfural<98-01-l>
galactose
geosmln
heineicosane
heneicosane<629-94-7>
heneicosanoic acid, methyl ester
<6064-90-0>
hentriacontane<630-04-6>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
heptachloronorbornene (two
isomers)
heptachloronorbornene isomer
heptachloronorbornene isoners
heptacosane<593-49-7>
heptadecane<629-78-7>
heptadecanoic acid/ methyl ester
<1731-92-6>
heptadecanoic acid<506-12-7>
heptane, l-chloro-<629-06-l>
heptanoic acid
heptene<25339-56-4>
hepthanoic acid/ 2-methyl-
<1188-02-9>
heteroxanthine<552-62-5>
hexachlor epoxide
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hex achlorobut ene
hexachlorobutene isoaers
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorohexafluoropentane
hexachloronorbornadiene (tuo
isomers)
hexachloronorbornadiene isomers
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexacosane<630-01-3>
hexadcecanoic acid<57-10-3>
hexadecane<544-76-3>
hexadecanoic acid/ 14-methyl-/
methyl ester<2490-49-5>
hexadecanoic acid/ ethyl ester
<628-97-7>
hexadecanoic acid/ methyl ester
<112-39-0>
hexadienal
hexadieneal
hexahydro-l/3/5-trinitro-l/3/5-
triazine<121-82-4>
hexahydro-2h-azepin-2-one
<105-60-2>
hexane/ 2,4-diraethyl-<589-43-5>
hexane
hexanedinitrile
hexanedioic acid/ bis(2-ethylhexyl
) ester<103-23-l>
hexanedioic acid/ dicyclohexyl
ester<849-99-0>
hexanedioic acid/ dioctyl ester
<123-79-5>
hexanedioic acid/ polymer with
5-amino-l/3/3-trimethyIcyclohex
anernetha nami
hexanoic acid<142-62-l>
hexanol
720
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
hexene isomers
hydrobarbon c.ge.34
hydrocarbon c.ge.10
hydrocarbon c.ge.12
hydrocarbon c.ge*14
hydrocarbon c.ge,16
hydrocarbon c.ge. 18
hydrocarbon c.ge,20
hydrocarbon c.ge.22
hydrocarbon c.ge»24
hydrocarbon c.ge,26
hydrocarbon c.ge.29
hydrocarbon c-ge.30
hydrocarbon c.ge.31
hydrocarbon c.ge.32
hydrocarbon c.ge.33
hydrocarbon c.ge.35
hydrocarbon c.ge.8
hydrocargon c.ge.23
hydroxy-acetic acid<79-14-l>
hydroxybiphenyl isomer
hydroxyborneol
hydroxylated aromatics as tannic
acid
hyl-, (lar,7r, 7ar,7bs)-(&)
ih-indene, 2,3-dihydro-ljr6-
diaiethyl-
imidazole-4-acrylic acid<104-98-3>
indan, 4,5/7-trimethyl-<6682-06-0>
indane
indene<95-13-6>
indeno (1,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iospalraitic acid
isoborneoKl 24-76-5>
isobutyl methyl phthalate
isobutylben2ene<538-93-2>
isocyanic acid<75-13-8>
isodrin
isomeric c6. acid
isomeric c7« acid
isomerlc c8. acid
isononylphenol
isonoylphenol
IsoTiylphenol
isophorone<78-59-l>
isopimaric acid/ methyl ester
<1686-62-0>
isopiroeric acid
isopropenylisopropylbenzene (1,4-
or 1,2-isomer)
isopropyl alcohol<67-63-0>
isothiocycanatoethane<542-85-8>
lactose
lignin<9005-53-2>
iinoleic acid, methyl ester
<112~63-0>
a-acetotoluidide<537"92-8>
w-and p-ethylphenol
m-ane thole
ra-cresol<108-39-4>
ra-cymene<535-77-3>
m-methoxyphenyl acetate
m-xylene<108-3a-3>
malathion<121-75-5>
maltose
raandelic acid<90-64-2>
mannose
menthene isoner
mercury, diphenyl-<587-85-9>
methanol, C4-(l,l-diaiethylethl)
phenoxy3-, acetate<54889-98-4>
raethanol<67-56-l>
methanone, diphenyl-/ monochloromo
nohydroxy deriv,<55299-12-2>
methlpyrenes
methoxycarbonyIbenzophe methoxychl
or<72-43-5>
methoxytriethylene glycol
<112-35-6>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl 2J,2-dichloro-3-methylbutano
ate
methyl 2-(4-chlorophenoxy)
butanoate
methyl 2-methyldodecanoate
methyl 2-methyltetradecanoate
methyl arachidate
methyl c!4,hlO
methyl cl8.h!2
methyl dichlorophenoxy acetate
methyl dichlorophenoxy acetate
isomers
methyl dichlorophenyl ether
methyl ethyl ketone (mek}<78-93-3>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-lO-l>
methyl isopalntitate
methyl isopentadecanoate
methyl methacrylate<80~62-6>
methyl methoxymethyl formal
methyl naphthoate
methyl octenoate
methyl pentachlorophenoxy ether
methyl phenol
721
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
methyl phthalate
methyl plmarate isoraer
methyl sandaracopimarate
<1686-54-0>
methyl sulfone<67-71-0>
methyl sulfoxide<67-68-5>
methyl tetrachlorophenyl ether
methyl trichlorophenoxyacetate
methyl trichlorophenyl ether
methyl-(2-methyIpropyl)benzene
methyl-2-(4-chlorophenoxy)
butanoate
methyl-3/4-diraethoxybenzyl ether
aethyl-n-propylbenzene
me thylacenaphthene
methylbenzofluoranthene
methylbenzpyrene
methylbiphenyl isoraer
methylchrysene
in e thylcycl op en tana< 96- 37-7>
methyldecane
methyldiphenyl sulfide
methylene blue-active substances
(alkybenzenesulfonates)
methylethyldioxolane
methylethylnaphthalene isoraer
methylindan
methylindenes
methylnaphthalene isomer
methylnaphthalene isomers
mettiylnaphthalenes
methylnapthalena isomer
raethylperylene
methylquinoline isoaters
methyltetrahydrofuran
monochlorobiphenyl isoraers (two)
monochlorobiphenyls
n'-B!ethyl-2-pyridone-5-carboxamide
n/n-diethyl-benzenamine<91-66-7>
n,n-dlmethyl-formamide<68-12-2>
n,n-dimethylacetaraide<127-19-5>
n/n-dimethylheptanamide
n-(9-(2-carboxyphenyl)-6-(diethyla
mino)-3h-xanthen-3-ylidene)-n-
ethyl-ethan
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-butyi-l-butanamine
n-butylisothiocyanate
n-dibutyl phthalate
n-ethyl-4-Bethyl-benzenesulfonamid
e<80-39-7>
n-methyl-trichlocoaniline
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-octanoic
n-phenyl-benzenanine<122-39-4>
n-propylnaphthalene
n-undecenoic acid
naphthalene/ 1,2,3^4-tetrahydro-l,
l-dimethyl-<1985-59-7>
naphthalene^ 1/2/3^4-tetrahydro-l/
4/ 6-tr imethyl-<22824-32-4>
naphthalene^ 1/2,3,4-tetrahydro-l^
5/ 8- trifflethyl-<2!693-51-6>
naphthalene/ \f 2f 3/ 4-tetr ahydro-1^
8-dimethyl-<25419-33-4>
naphthalene/ 1/2/3^4-tetrahydro-l-
methyl-<1559-81-5>
naphthalene/ 1,2/3, 4-tetrahydro-2/
7-dimethyl-<13065-07-l>
naphthalene/ l/2/3/4-tetrahydro-2-
methyl-<3877-19-8>
naphthalene/ 1/2, 3/4-tetrahydro-S-
methyl-<2809-64-5>
naphthalene/ l/2/3/4-tetrahydro-6-
methyl-<1680-51-9>
naphthalene/ 1/2/ 8-trimethyl-
< 3 87 6- 97-9 >
naphthalene/ 1/2-dimethyl-
naphthalene/ 1/3/6-trimethyl-
<3031-08-1>
naphthalene/ 1/3/8-triraethyl-
<17057-91-9>
naphthalene/ 1/3-diraethyl-
<57S-41-7>
naphthalene/ 1/4/5-trimethyl-
naphthalene/ 1/4/6-trimethyl-
<2131-42-2>
naphthalene/ l/4-dinethyl-5-octyl-
<55000-53-8>
naphthalene/ 1/4-dimethyl-
<571-58-4>
naphthalene/ 1/5-dimethyl-
<571-61-9>
naphthalene/ 1/6/7- trimethyl-
<2245-38-7>
naphthalene/ 1/6-dimethyl-
<575-43-9>
naphthalene/ 1/8-diraethyl-
<569-41-5>
722
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
naphthalene, l-(l,l-dimethylethyl)
-<17085-91-5>
naphthalene/ l-(2-raethylpropy1)-
<16727-91-6>
naphthalene, l-{2-propenyl)-
<2489-86-3>
naphthalene, l-butyl-<1634-09-9>
naphthalene, l-ethyl-<1127-76-0>
naphthalene, l-methoxy-<2216-69-5>
naphthalene, 2,3,6-trimethyl-
<829-26-5>
naphthalene, 2,3-dimethyl-
<581-40-e>
naphthalene, 2,6-dierathyl-
<581-42-0>
naphthalene, 2,7-dimethyl-
<582-16-l>
naphthalene, 2-(l, 1-dimethylethyl)
-<2876-35-9>
naphthalene, 2-(l-methylethyl)-
<2027-17-0>
naphthalene, 2-(phenylroethyl)-
<613-59-2>
naphthalene, 2-outyl-<1134-62-9>
naphthalene, 2-ethyl-<939-27-5>
naphthalene, 2-methyl-l-propyl-
<54774-89-9>
naphthalene, dlmethyl-<28804-88-8>
naphthalene, raethyl-<1321-94-4>
naphthalene, trimethyl-
<28652-77-9>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
ne
ne, butanedlol and
neutral organic compounds
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitroanisole
nltrobcn2ene<98-95-3>
nl troiaethane<75-52-5>
nonaclor
nonacosane<630-03-5>
nonedecane<629-92-5>
nonedecanolc acid, methyl ester
<1731-94-8>
nonadecanoic acid<646-30-0>
nonanal<124-19-6>
nonane
nonanedioic acid, bis(2-ethylhexyl
) ester
nonanoic acid<112-05-0>
nonene<27215-95-8>
o-anethole
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octacosane<630-02-4>
oc tadec ane<593-45-3>
octadecanoic acid, methyl ester
octadecanoic acid<57-ll-4>
octahydro-l,l,7-trimethyl-,
(3ar-(3a.alpha.,7.alpha.,
9a.beta. ))<469-92-l>
octane, 2, 3-dinethyl-<7l46-60-3>
octanedloic acid, 2-ethyl-
<3971-33-3>
octanedloic acid<505-48-6>
octanes and higher saturated
hydrocarbons
octanoic acid, 1-methyltridecyl
ester<55193-79-8>
octanoic acid<124-07-2>
octanol (unknown isoner)
oleic acid, methyl ester<112-62-9>
organic bases
organic rcaterial
organic mercury compounds
organic nitrogen compounds
p-(l-raethyloctyl) phenol
p-anethole
p-benzoquinone, 2,5-di-tert-
pentyl-<4584-63-8>
P-benzoquinone, 2, 6-di-tert-butyl-
<719-22-2>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-cymene<99-37-6>
p-menth-l-en-4-ol, acetate
<4821-04-9>
p-menth-l-en-4-ol<562-74-3>
p-menth-l-en-8-01<98-55-5>
p-raenth-3-en-l-ol<586-82-3>
p-raenthan-3-one<10458-14-7>
p-tetraraethylbutylphenol
<54932-78-4>
p-tolylvaleric acid
p-xylene<106-42-3>
paraxanthine<611-59-6>
pcb's
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016}
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochior 1248)
723
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochloc 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentabarbital
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachlorobutadiene
pentachlorobutadiene isoraers
pentachlorobutene
pentachlorobutene isomers
pentachlorocyclopentadiene
pentachloroethane isomers
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronorbocnadiene epoxide
isomer
pentachloronorbornadiene isomer
pentachloronorbornene (two
isomers)
pentachloronorbornene isomer
pentachloropnenol<87-86-5>
pentachlorophenyl methyl ether
pentacosane<629-99-2>
pentadecane<629-62-9>
pentadecanoic acid, 14-methyl-
<4669-02-7>
pentadecanoic acid, methyl ester
<7l32-64-l>
pentadecanoic acid<1002-84-2>
pentane, l,2-dichloro-<1674-33-5>
pentane<109-66-0>
pentanedioic acid, 3,3-dimethyl-
<4839-46-7>
pentanedioic acid
pentanoic acid, 4-methyl-2-oxo-
<816-66-0>
pentanoic acid, 4-methyl-
<646-07-l>
pentanoic acid<109-52-4>
pentatriacontane<630-07-9>
pentene isomer
pentene<25377-72-4>
pentylbenzene<538-68-l>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perylene<198-55-0>
phenanthrene, 1,2,4-trimethyl-
<23189-64-2>
phenanthrene, 2,3,5-trimethyl-
<3674-73-5>
phenanthrena, 9,10-dihydro-
<776-35-2>
phenanthrene, methyl-<31711-53-2>
phenantlirene<85-01-8>
phenathrene, 9-ethyl-<3674-75-7>
phenol, (1/1,3,3-tetramethylbutyl)
-<27193-23-8>
phenol, 2,6-bis(l,l-diraethylethyl)
-4-ethyl-<4130-42-l>
phenol, 2,6-bis{l-methylethyl)-
<2078-54-8>
phenol, 2,6-diraethyl-<576-26-l>
phenol, 2-(l,l-dimethylethyl)-4-
raethyl-<2409-55-4>
Phenol, 2-octyl-<949-13-3>
phenol, 3-{l,1-dimethylethyl)-
<585-34-2>
phenol, 3-cyclohexyl-<1943-95-9>
phenol, 4-mercapto-<637~89-8>
phenol, nonyl-<25154-52-3>
phenol, tetrachloro-<25167-83-3>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenolic compounds
phenoxyacetic acid<122-59-8>
phenyl ethyl disulfide
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylpropionic acid
phosphoric acid tributyl ester
<126-73-8>
phosphoric acid, trioctyl ester
<1806-54-8>
phosphoric acid, triphenyl ester
<115-86-6>
phosphoric acid, tris(3-methylphen
yl) ester<563-04-2>
phosphoric acid, trisCmethylphenyl
) ester<1330-78-5>
phthalate diester
phthalate ester
phthalic acid, 2-butoxyethyl
butyl ester<33374-28-6>
phthalic acid, butyl isobutyl
ester
phthalic acid,butyl methyl ester
<34006-76-3>
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
phthlate (unidentified ester)
plmeric acid
pinene isomer
piperidine, 3-raethyl-l-nitroso-
<13603-07-1>
pococarp-8(14)-en-15-oic acid,
13.alpha.-raethyl-13-vinyl-,
methyl
ester
724
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Accession No. 6404000110
(cont)
podocarp-3(l4)-en-15~oic acid, 13-
isopropylldene-, methyl
ester<3310-97-2>
podocarp-7-en~15-oic acid,
13.beta.-methy1-13-vinyl-,
(-)-<5835-26-7>
po<3ocarp-8(14)-en-15-oic acid,
13.alpha.-methy1-13-vinyl
<127-27-5>
podocarpa-7,13-dlen-15-olc acid
13 isopropyl-,methylester
<127-2S-3>
podocarpa-B,11,13-trlen-15-olc
acid, 13-isopropyl-, raethyl
ester<1235-74-l>
po docarpa-8*11,13-tr1en-15-o ic
acid, 13-lsopropyl-<1740-19-8>
polychlorlnated naphthalenes
polysaccharide
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propane, 1,1,1-trichloro-
<7789-89-l>
propane, l,l-diethoxy-<4744-08-5>
propane, 2,2*-oxybist2-methyl-
<6163-66-2>
propane, 2-bromo-l-chloro-
<3017-95-6>
propanil<709-98-8>
propanoic acid, 2-(4-chlorophenoxy
)-2-methyl-<882-09-7>
propanol, (2-methoxyraethylethoxy)-
<34590-94-8>
propanol, C2-(2-methoxyniethylethox
y)methylethoxy3-<25498-49-l>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
proplybenzene<103-65-l>
propylnaphthaiene
protein
protein non-dlalyzable (NX6.25)
prpoanediolc acid<141-82~2>
pslcose<23140-52-5>
pyrazine, 2, 3-dimethyl-<5910-89-t4>
pyrene, l-methyl-<2381-21-7>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyridlne or pyridine-type
compounds
pyridlne, 3-chloro-<626-60-8>
pyridlne, raethyl-<1333-41-l>
pyrldine, pentachloro-<2176-62-7>
pyrlmidine, 4,6-dimethyl-
<1558-17-4>
pyrrole or pyrrole derivatives
quinoline, 2,6-dimethyl-<877-43-0>
guinoline<91-22-5>
raf£inose<512-69-6>
rediclng sugar
reducing sugars as glucose
rhamnose
ribose
rosin-type organic compounds
s,s,s-trlbuty1 phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
s-hydrin<3acene, 1,1,4,7,7,8-
hexamethyl-<17465-58-6>
s-triazine, 2,4-bis(lsopropylai8ino
)-6-methoxy<1610-18-0>
saccharin<81-07-2>
sandaracopimeric acid
sec-butyl methyl phthalate
silane, ethenyldiethylmethyl-
<18292-29-0>
silicones
silvex<93-72-l>
sifflazine<122-34-9>
sorbose
srotene
strobane<8001-50-l>
strong organic acids
styrene<100-42~5>
sucrose<57-50-l>
t-butyl aethyl phthalate
tannin
tde<72-54-8>
terpene-4-ol
terphenyl<26140-60-3>
terpinene 4-ol
terpineol isonier
terpineol<8000-41-7>
tetrachloroacetone
tetrachloroanisole
tetrachlorobenzene
tetrachlorobenzenes (two)
tetrachlorobiphefiyi Isoiaer
tetrachlorobutadiane
tetrachlorobutadiene isoraers
tetrachlorobutadienne
tetrachlorocyclopentene isomer
tetrachloroethane
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylstyrene
tetrachloromethoxytoluene
tetrachlorophenol isomer
tetrachlorophthai ate derivative
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te trachloroveratrole
tetracosane< 646-31-l>
tetracosanoic acid<557-59-5>
tetradecane<629-59-4>
tetradecanoic acid/ methyl ester
<124-10-7>
tetradecanoic acid<544-63-8>
tetrahydofuran
tetrahydro-2h-pyran<142-68-7>
tetrahydrofuran-2/5-dicarboxylic
acid
tetrahydropyrene
te traraethylbenzene isomer
tetramethyIblphenyl
tetrapropylene glycol/ monoroethyl
ether
tetratin substituted with two
saturated carbons
theobromine<83-67-0>
thicbisroethane<75-18-3>
thiophene/ 2/5-diethyl-<5069-23-8>
thyir,idine<50-89-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
total snethylene chloride-extractab
le organic compounds
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
trans-1, 10-diraethyl-trans-9-
decalol
trans-3-heptenoic acid
trans-coaimunic acid
tribroraomethane<75-25-2>
trichloro-.alpha.-methylbenzyl
alcohol
trichloro-n-methylanisole
trichloroanisole
trichlorobenzene isoraer
trichlorobenzenes
trichlorobenzenes (two)
trlchlorobutane
trlchlorocumene
trichlorocyclopentene (four
isomers)
trlchlorocyclopentene isomers
trichlorodimethoxybenzene
trichloroethylbenzene
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
tr ichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichloroguaiaco1
trichloroheptane
trichlorohexane
trichlororaethoxybenzoic acid
trichloromethylstyrene
trichloropentane
trlchloropentane Isomers
trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
trichlorophthalate derivative
trichloropropane
trichlorctrifluoroethane
trichloroveratrole
tricosan€<638-67-5>
tricosene
tridecane/ 7-hexyl-<7225-66-3>
tridecane<629-50-5>
tridecanoic acid/ 12-raethyl-
<2724-57-4>
tridecanoic acid<638-53-9>
triethyl ester phosphoric acid
<78-40-0>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
triethylene glycol/ t-butyl ether
triraethylbenzene isomer
trimethylnaphthalene (5 Isomers)
trimethylnaphthalene(7 isomers)
triphenylene
triphenylene<217-59-4>
tripropylene glycol/ methyl ether
tripropylene glycol/ methyl ether
(3 isomers)
tripropylene glycol/ monoethyl
ether isomer
tripropylene glycol/ monomethyl
ether (5 isomers)
tripropylene glycol/ monomethyl
ether(four isoraers)
trisulfide/ dimethyl<3658-80-8>
trlterpene
triunsaturated analog of octadecan
oic acid
tropolone<533-75-5>
two dichlorobiphenyl isomers
two ethyl esters of long chain
saturated acids
undecane/ branched isomer
undecane<1120-21-4>
undecanoic acid<112-37-8>
unidentified aromatic similar to
methyl isoeugenol (m«:178)
unidentified aromatic/ molecular
weight 166
unidentified aromatic/ molecular
weight 168
unidentified aromatic/ molecular
weight 196
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6404000110
(cont)
unidentified diunsaturated C19.
fatty acid methyl ester
unidentified ester* molecular
height 262
unidentified ester, molucular
Height 280
unidentified monounsaturated c!9.
fatty acid methyl ester
unidentified nonaromatic^
molecular weight 196
unidentified phthalate diester
unidentified resin acid
unidentified resin acid a-g
unidentified resin acid, molecular
weight 314
unidentified terpene alcohol
unidentified terpeae ketone a-d
unidentified unsaturated fatty
acid
unidentified* apparent molecular
weight 103
uracil
urea, triethyl-Cl9006-59-8>
urea<57-13-6>
urethane<51-79-6>
veratric acid* methyl ester
<2150-38-l>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01~4>
weak organic acids
xanthine, l-snethyl-<6136-37-4>
xanthine, 3-raethyi-<1076-22-8>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylose
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 98-06-6
; 135-98-8; 360-68-9; 147-14-8; 373-49-9; 3734-49-4; 98-85-1;
643-58-3; 56667-01-7; 4920-95-0; 7383-90-6; 643-93-6; 101-81-5;
68758-61-2; 101-84-8; 142-96-1; 127-63-9; €30-20-6; 116-16-5;
71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-01-6; 105-57-7; 119-64-2; 488-23-3;
527-53-7; 102-76-1; 96-18-4? 526-73-8; 120-82-1; 95-93-2;
131-70-4; 84-69-5; 84-61-7? 26761-40-0; 27554-26-3; 15448-99-4;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 540-59-0; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 93-15-2;
91-16-7; 122-60-1; 107-21-1; 470-82-6; 87-40-1; 108-67-8;
13877-91-3; 99-62-7; 14523-89-3; 107-38^0; 542-92-7; 542-75-6;
108-57-6; 141-93-5; 4359-46-0; 6753-98-6; 100-21-0; 100-18-5;
106-46-7; 105-05-5; 505-29-3; 15980-15-1; 111-78-4; 111-89-7;
483-78-3; 490-65-3; 88-15-3; 498-02-2; 99-93-4; 121-97-1;
122-00-9; 107-04-0; 924-16-3; 88-73-3; 121-73-3; 112-30-1;
872-05-9; 112-41-4; 6765-39-5; 629-73-2; 111-27-3; 16106-59-5;
107-98-2; 104-46-1; 140-67-0; 88-72-2; 99-08-1; 138-86-3;
470-67-7; 99-99-0; 483-65-8; 90-12-0; 124-11-8; 112-88-9;
111-88-6; 111-87-5; 111-66-0; 13360-61-7; 4799-62-6; 71-41-0;
2088-07-5; 19064-69-8; 55956-21-3; 13133-29-4; 71-23-8;
1835-04-7; 590-21-6; 2233-00-3; 563-47-3; 499-12-7; 1120-36-1;
2437-56-1; 821-95-4; 2243-98-3; 112-38-9; 238-84-6; 243-17-4;
514-10-3; 471-77-2; 2613-76-5; 17057-82-8; 54340-87-3;
54340-88-4; 767-58-8; 824-63-5; 6682-71-9; 824-22-6; 874-35-1;
767-60-2; 29036-25-7; 120-72-9; 288-13-1; 127-91-3; 149-30-4;
20019-64-1; 108-20-3; 111-48-8; 75-99-0; 463-82-1; 58-90-2;
96-13-9; 83-33-0; 496-11-7; 529-16-8; 1120-97-4; 789-02-6;
95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 528-90-5; 88-06-2; 487-68-3; 108-75-8;
120-95-6; 94-75-7; 50-84-0; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
121-14-2; 143-24-3; 112-49-2; 95-87-4; 110-13-4; 3389-71-7;
3470-97-1; 489-01-0; 128-37-0; 128-39-2; 108-82-7; 108-48-5;
606-20-2; 121-00-6; 88-69-7; 143-22-6; 112-50-5; 112-34-5;
111-90-0; 90-43-7; 563-80-4; 111-76-2; 95-51-2; 118-91-2;
115-96-8; 17299-41-1; 1123-09-7; 1193-18-6; 17429-29-7;
930-68-7; 119-42-6; 488-10-8; 533-67-5; 110-80-5; 104-76-7;
88-09-5; 149-57-5; 90-00-6; 98-00-0; 626-93-7; 591-78-6;
727
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Accession No. 6404000110 (cont)
90-02-8; 69-72-7; 50-21-5; 86-26-0; 97-54-1; 97-53-0; 109-86-4;
118-96-7; 75-85-4; 75-66-1; 75-65-0; 99-49-0; 118-90-1;
116-53-0; 91-57-6; 97-61-0; 78-84-2; 78-82-0; 79-31-2;
93-09-4? 88-75-5; 2371-42-8; 1632-73-1; 1195-79-5; 497-38-1;
107-87-9; 122-99-6; 90-27-7; 515-00-4; 1638-16-0; 623-69-8;
13429-07-7; 55956-25-7; 20324-33-8; 632-21-3; 872-50-4; 98-03-3;
7169-34-8; 75-97-8; 95-76-1; 120-14-9; 95-65-8; 471-01-2;
499-06-9; 108-68-9; 78-70-6; 78-69-3; 88-32-4; 108-42-9;
77-67-8; 597-96-6; 623-37-0; 589-38-8? 7319-23-5; 123-51-3;
77-74-7; 99-04-7; 503-74-2; 108-99-6; 56-49-5; 105-43-1;
106-68-3; 1577-19-1; 625-33-2; 104-54-1; 3387-41-5; 72-55-9;
50-29-3; 19377-97-0; 534-52-1; 140-66-9; 536-66-3; 74-11-3;
106-48-9; 536-75-4; 123-19-3; 134-96-3; 306-08-1; 121-34-6;
121-33-5; 123-42-2; 156-38-7; 123-08-0; 100-09-4; 123-11-5;
513-23-5; 119-33-5; 108-11-2; 141-79-7; 70-55-3; 19700-21-1;
506-32-1; 104-90-5; 57-43-2; 50-06-6; 2294-72-6; 110-93-0;
123-35-3; 205-12-9; 31642-67-8; 84-65-1; 10030-73-6; 1120-25-8;
112-80-1; 1937-62-8; 86-74-8; 56025-96-8; 57345-30-9; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 75-07-0; 76-49-3; 64-19-7; 67-64-1; 1197-09-7;
98-86-2; 55030-65-4; 6267-02-3; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8; 309-00-2;
81-88-9; 1142-15-0; 613-12-7; 781-43-1; 779-02-2; 120-12-7;
147-81-9; 1912-24-9; 275-51-4; 100-52-7; 634-93-5; 5650-10-2;
3622-84-2; 1077-56-1; 1985-57-5; 2049-95-8; 19262-20-5;
2719-52-0; 4536-88-3; 6031-02-3; 2132-86-7; 28080-86-6;
1007-26-7; 19219-85-3; 4705-34-4; 14800-16-9; 1460-02-2;
33962-13-9; 5379-20-4; 933-98-2; 17851-27-3; 874-41-9; 611-14-3;
934-74-7; 620-14-4; 622-96-8; 54410-74-1; 1074-17-5; 1074-43-7;
1074-55-1? 637-50-3; 15359-99-6; 2870-04-4; 1758-88-9;
4994-16-5; 934-80-5; 610-39-9; 1331-31-3; 25167-93-5;
827-52-1; 26249-12-7; 29797-40-8; 25550-13-4; 54120-62-6;
25550-14-5; 1321-12-6; 1081-77-2; 2189-60-8; 1825-21-4;
25551-13-7; 6742-54-7; 12002-48-1; 71-43-2; 101-97-3; 7315-68-6;
1821-12-1; 100-51-6; 2270-20-4; 501-52-0; 56-55-3; 50-32-8;
95-15-8; 203-12-3; 939-48-0; 611-01-8; 610-72-0; 1421-49-4;
136-60-7; 93-58-3; 25567-10-6; 93-99-2; 65-85-0; 615-22-5;
95-16-9; 58-89-9; 280-33-1; 286-76-0; 28680-45-7; 13877-93-5;
92-52-4; 259-79-0; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 112-36-7;
117-81-7; 542-88-1; 507-70-0; 108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 74-97-5;
75-27-4; 23184-66-9; 590-86-3; 123-72-8; 106-97-8; 819-97-6;
595-37-9; 14287-61-7; 565-70-8; 1070-83-3; 29006-01-7; 109-21-7;
25167-67-3; 123-86-4; 85-68-7; 85-70-1; 104-51-8; 20442-06-2;
30275-76-4; 107-92-6; 58-08-2; 79-92-5; 76-22-2; 499-75-2;
63-25-2; 75-15-0; 56-23-5; 75-87-6; 57-74-9; 108-90-7;
542-18-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 126-99-8;
57-88-5; 218-01-9; 89-78-1; 60-33-3; 191-07-1; 486-56-6; 4170-30-3;
98-82-8; 21725-46-2; 506-77-4; 110-82-7; 4840-76-0; 98-89-5;
108-93-0; 7764-50-3; 873-94-9; 108-94-1; 586-62-9; 591-48-0;
110-83-8; 2146-37-4; 25144-05-2; 1120-72-5; 1757-42-2; 706-78-5;
142-29-0; 287-92-3; 50-99-7; 49622-18-6; 124-18-5; 122-62-3;
109-43-3; 111-20-6; 334-48-5; 104-72-3; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
333-41-5; 132-64-9; 132-65-0; 124-48-1; 84-74-2; 1194-65-6;
25321-22-6; 594-04-7; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 110-81-6; 84-66-2;
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Accession Ho. 6404000110 (cont)
109-87-5; 131-11-3? 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 1331-09-5; 119-61-9;
624-92-0; 882-33-7; 629-97-0; 929-77-1; 112-85-6; 112-40-3;
111-82-0; 143-07-7; 506-30-9; 112-95-8; 72-20-8; 629-14-1;
25620-62-6; 1300-21-6; 26523-64-8; 75-08-1; 54446-78-5;
713-46-2; 64-17-5; 645-13-6; 1009-61-6; 2478-38-8; 2142-66-7;
25323-30-2; 141-78-6; 60-29-7; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
761-65-9; 617-84-5; 64-18-6; 11126-05-9; 98-01-1; 629-94-7;
6064-90-0; 630-04-6; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 593-49-7; 629-78^7;
1731-92-6; 506-12-7; 629-06-1; 111-14-8; 25339-56-4; 1188-02-9;
552-62-5; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4;
630-01-3; 57-10-3; 544-76-3; 2490-49-5; 628-97-7; 112-39-0;
121-82-4; 105-60-2; 589-43-5; 110-54-3; 111-69-3; 103-23-1;
849-99-0; 123-79-5; 142-62-1; 79-14-1; 17334-55-3; 104-98-3;
6682-06-0; 95-13-6; 193-39-5; 124-76-5; 538-93-2; 75-13-8;
78-59-1; 1686-62-0; 67-63-0; 542-85-8; 9005-53-2; 112-63-0;
537-92-8; 108-39-4; 535-77-3; 108-38-3; 121-75-5? 90-64-2;
587-85-9; 54889-98-4; 67-56-1; 55299-12-2; 72-43-5; 112-35-6;
126-98-7; 78-93-3; 108-10-1; 80-62-6; 1686-54-0; 67-71-0;
67-68-5; 96-37-7; 91-66-7; 68-12-2; 127-19-5? 71-36-3; 84-74-2;
111-92-2; 80-39-7; 924-16-3; 122-39-4; 1985-59-7; 22824-32-4;
21693-51-6; 25419-33-4; 1559-81-5; 13065-07-1; 3877-19-8;
2809-64-5; 1680-51-9? 3876-97-9; 3031-08-1; 17057-91-9; 575-41-7;
2131-41-1; 2131-42-2; 55000-53-8; 571-58-4; 571-61-9; 2245-38-7;
575-43-9; 569-41-5; 17085-91-5; 16727-91-6; 2489-86-3; 1634-09-9;
1127-76-0; 2216-69-5; 829-26-5; 581-40-8; 581-42-0; 582-16-1;
2876-35-9; 2027-17-0; 613-59-2; 1134-62-9; 939-27-5; 54774-89-9;
28804-88-8; 1321-94-4; 28652-77-9; 91-20-3; 54-11-5; 98-95-3;
75-52-5; 630-03-5; 629-92-5; 1731-94-8; 645-30-0; 124-19-6;
111-84-2; 103-24-2; 112-05-0; 27215-95-8; 95-48-7; 90-05-1;
95-47-6; 630-02-4; 593-45-3; 112-61-8; 57-11-4; 469-92-1;
7146-60-3; 3971-33-3; 505-48-6; 55193-79-8; 124-07-2; 112-62-9;
4584-63-8; 719-22-2; 106-44-5; 99-87-6; 4821-04-9; 562-74-3;
98-55-5; 586-82-3; 10458-14-7; 54932-78-4; 106-42-3;
611-59-6; 12674-11-2; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 87-86-5; 629-99-2; 629-62-9;
4669-02-7; 7132-64-1; 1002-84-2; 1674-33-5; 109-66-0;
4839-46-7; 110-94-1; 816-66-0; 646-07-1; 109-52-4; 630-07-9;
25377-72-4; 538-68-1; 127-18-4; 198-55-0; 23189-64-2;
3674-73-5; 776-35-2; 31711-53-2; 85-01-8; 3674-75-7; 27193-28-8;
4130-42-1; 2078-54-8; 576-26-1; 2409-55-4; 949-13-3; 585-34-2;
1943-95-9; 637-89-8; 25154-52-3; 25167-83-3; 108-95-2; 122-59-8;
103-82-2; 126-73-3; 1806-54-6; 115-86-6; 563-04-2; 1330-78-5;
33374-28-6; 17851-53-5; 34006-76-3; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 13603-07-1;
3310-97-2; 5835-26-7; 127-27-5; 127-25-3; 1235-74-1; 1740-19-8;
1918-16-7; 7789-89-1; 4744-08-5; 6163-66-2; 3017-95-6; 709-98-8;
882-09-7; 34590-94-8; 25498-49-1? 79-09-4; 103-65-1; 141-82-2;
23140-52-5; 5910-89-4; 2381-21-7; 129-00-0; 626-60-8; 1333-41-1;
2176-62-7; 1558-17-4; 877-43-0; 91-22-5; 512-69-6; 78-48-8;
17465-58-6; 1610-18-0; 81-07-2; 18292-29-0; 93-72-1; 122-34-9;
8001-50-1; 100-42-5; 57-50-1; 72-54-8; 26140-60-3; 8000-41-7;
127-18-4; 127-18-4; 646-31-1; 557-59-5; 629-59-4; 124-10-7;
544-63-8; 109-99-9; 142-68-7; 83-67-0; 75-18-3; 5069-23-8;
729
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Accession No. 6404000110 (cont)
50-89-5; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
25167-82-2; 638-67-5; 7225-66-3; 629-50-5; 2724-57-4;
638-53-9; 78-40-0; 121-44-8; 217-59-4; 3658-80-8; 533-75-5;
1120-21-4; 112-37-8; 19006-59-8; 57-13-6; 51-79-6; 2150-38-1;
108-05-4; 75-01-4; 6136-37-4; 1076-22-8; 1330-20-7
(CNM) Contact name(s): AlfordsA. ; Potenzone,R. ; Alford, A,
CROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6404000112
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Four Mile Creek-Iowa
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Runoff agricultural
;Sediment ;Soil ^Surface water runoff events and stream samp
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The study encompassed
the collection of data within the Four Kile Creek Watershed on
precipitation/ surface and subsurface flow/ sediment (including
size fractions)/ and nutrient and pesticide concentrations from
intensively cropped agricultural watersheds ranging in size from a
few hectares to several square kilometers* Data on cropping
practices and fertilizer and pesticide applications are available.
Also/ soil profile data were taken throughout the cropping
season for residue analysis.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter James L. Baker (515) 865-4131 ;
Computer-related David M. Cline (404) 546-3123 ; EPA Office
Charles N. Smith (404) 546-3565#
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water ;41 CWA potential criteria ;29 drinking water monitoring
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data Collection method ^Concentration measures ;Flou rates ;
Geographic subdivision /Location /Physical data /Precipitation ;
Sampling date ;Site description /Temperature /Test/analysts method
; Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-75 10 12-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 12/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly
sampling during runoff events ;daily ;as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 50000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations /Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 8.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
8.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Four
Mile Creek Watershed; Tama County/ Iowa
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /County /watershed network
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
731
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Accession No. 6404000112 (cont)
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Iowa State University
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Athens, GA
and Iowa State University
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: research and development
on the effectiveness of agricultural manageraen
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 (Clean Water Act-CMA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Nutrient and Pesticide Movement from Field to Stream: A Field
Study." By J.L. Baker H.P. Johnson M.A. Borcherdlng, and W.R.
Payne. Published in Best Management Practices for Agricultural
and Silviculture. Proceedings of 1978 Cornell Agricultural Waste
Management Conference. Ann Arbor Science Publ. 1979.
Unpublished reports Pesticide and Nutrient Runoff From
Agricultural Watersheds in Cornbelt
Machine-readable raw data
Completed report: Field-to-Stream Transport of Agricultural
Chemicals and Sediment in an Iowa Watershed: Part I. Data Base
for Model Testing (1976-1978), EPA-600/53-82-032# Field-to-Stream
Transport of Agricultural Chemicals and Sediment in an Iowa
Watershed: Part II. Data Base for Model Testing (1979-1980), Final
Draft near completion 01/83.#
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Environmental Research Lab-Athens, GA
consulting firms/universities (Anderson-Nichols, Hydrocomp, Inc.,
Simons Li and Associates
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software INFORH-11 ;EPA hardware
PDP-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: models:
Agricultural Runoff and Management (ARM) Model; Nonpoint Source
(NPS) Model; Hydrologic Simulation Program—FORTRAN (HSP-F) Model
(CMP) Completion of form:
Charles N. Smith
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QEPER)/(ERL-A)
AD: College Station Rd, Athens, GA 30613
PH: (404) 546-3565
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 13
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 10
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Accession No. 6404000112 (cont)
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogen<7727-37-9> nitrate<14797-55-8>
phosphorus<7723-14-0> nitrates/nitrites
suspended solids par aquat<4685-14-7>
alachlor phosphorus and compounds
<15972- atrazine<1912-24-9> <7723-14-0>
cyanazine<21725-46-2> propachlor<1918-16-7>
metribuzin
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 7727*37
-9; 7723-14-0> 21725-46-2? 14797-55-8| 4685-14-7; 7723-14-0j
1918-16-7
(CNM) Contact name(s): Baker/J.L.; Cllne/O.M.; Smith/C.N.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No.. 640400G113
(OQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Modal: Matkinsville Runoff Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model! Runoff Agricultural
;Sediment ;Soil ^Surface water Runoff events
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models Data were collected
from four small watersheds (1«3 to 2,7 hectares) cropped with
either soybeans/ corn, or grain sorghum* THO watersheds were
managed without conservation measures while the other two were
parallel-terraced including .grass waterways. On© watershed Has
converted to no-till prior to the last year of the study. The
data base includes records of rainfall-runoff events,? flow,
sediment, herbicide runoff (water and sediment analysis),
nitrogen and phosphorus runoff, soil residue analysis, rainfall
amount, evaporation, and documented field operation and
management systems.
(CTC) CONTACTS; Subject matter Charles N. Smith (404)546-3565 ;
Computer-related David
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Son point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Bases 11 conventional
water ?41 CHA potential criteria ?21 drinking water standards \ 29
drinking water monitoring |299 hazardous substances $48 cancelled
pesticides ; 16 Pre-RPAR
(NPP) Kon-pollutant parameters included in the data bases Chemical
data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures jFlow rates /
Location ^Physical data iPrecipitation jSanpling data fSite
description > Temperature >Test/analysis method ^Volume/mass
measures
CDS) Time period covered by data base; 09-01-71 TO 07-30-76
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations /Summary aggregate
observations
(UTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 4.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
4.
(HOP) Dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (H
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base! County/smaller location Qconee
County Southern Piediaont
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include; Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Hone
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
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Accession Ho. 6404000113 (cont)
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(C8Y) Data collected by: EPA lab Athens Environmental Research
Laboratory ;other federal agency U.S. Dept Piednont Conservation
Research Center
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Athens Environmental Research
Laboratory
Other federal agency U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Southern Piedmont
Conservation Research Center
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Technology development
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Research on pollutant
behavior under field conditions
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Transport of Agricultural Chemicals from Small Upland Piedmont
Watersheds" by Smith, Leonard, Langdale, and Bailey EPA
600/3-78-056
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1600
(USR) Current regular users of data base: Hydrocomp, Inc., Tetra Tech,
Inc./ GKY and Associates
Colorado state University, Cornell University, Anderson-Nichols,
Inc., Simons Li and Associates
EPA laboratories Athens Environmental Research Lab
EPA laboratories, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(CLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software INFGRM-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dat«: Other None, data
file is complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Charles N. Smith
OFC; BPA/ORO, Environmental Res. Lab
AD: College Station Rd. Athens, Ga. 30613
PH: (404)546-3565
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83 .
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 11
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
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Accession Ho. 6404000113 (cent)
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2,4-d acid<94-75-7> paraquat<4685-14-7>
atrazine phosphorus<7723-14-0>
cyanazine<21725-46-2> propazine
diphenamld suspended solids
nitrate<14797-55-8> trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 94-75-7
; 1912-24-9; 21725-46-2; 14797-55-8; 7727-37-9> 4685-14-7;
7723-14-0; 1582-09-8
(CNH) Contact narae(s): Smith,C.N.; Cline,D. ? Snith/C.N.
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6404000132
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Sandusky River Basin/Heidelburg
College
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SANDUSKY
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base includes
data collected at 9 USGS stations in the Sandusky River Basin,
Ohio/ and at the mouth of the Maumee/ Portuge and Huron Rivers.
The data were collected to study nutrient and sediment
transport to Lake Erie. Betneen four and six years (1974-1979) of
daily sample were analyzed for dissolved reactive phosphorus/
total phosphorus/ suspended solids/ nitrate and nitrite nitrogen/
ammonia nitrogen/ con- ductivity/ pH/ chloride and fotal
Kjeldahl Nitrogen. The data have been entered in STORET.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. David B. Baker/ Heidelburg
College; Computer-related S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection ambient/nonpoint source
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(SRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(SPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Elevation ;Flou rates ; Geographic subdivision ; Location
;Sampling data /Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 TO 12-31-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/31/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 285536(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary or aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citatio
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 12
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Sandusky
River Basin/ southwest shore Lake Erie.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County Coordinates latitude/longitude ;Cther-USGS station
number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Other-N/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Users
should read report describing data.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sanpiin
g plan documented Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? VES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not based on lab analysis
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
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Accession Mo. 6404000132 (cont)
*(EDT) Edltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Other-Heidelburg College, Tifton, Ohio
(ABY} Data analyzed by: Other-Heldelburg College, Tifton, Ohio
CIDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is PL
92-EOO
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
- In review
Unpublished reports - Fluvial Transport and Processing of
Sediments and Nutrients in Large Agricultural River Basins.
Other-STORE!
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 4
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
?(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBH
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings?
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: STORET MIDSCQQ jEPA hardware
NCC
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None-study
complete.
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORET
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction tilth this data base
STORET
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Buffa
io District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Land Resources
Information Systems.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Tom Barnvell
OFC: ERL-Athens, Georgia
AD: 'U.S. EPA, Athens, Georgia 30613
PH! (404) 546-7978
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
acidity oil and grease
alkalinity oxygen demand
dissolved oxygen pH
fecal collform phosphorus<7723-14-0>
flow primary nutrients
nitrogen<7727-37-9> suspended and dissolved solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 7727-37
-9; 7723-14-0
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Baker/D.B.; asslstance,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Tom Barnuell, EPA-Athens/ERL
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Accession No. 6404000132 (cont)
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Offlee of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6404000133
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Canonical Environments
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water-rivers and
lakes
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The objective of this
project is to gather specifically defined climatic, hydrologic,
and water quality data on selected rivers and
impoundment/reservoir/lake systems in 9 major river basins/ and
organize these data in a computerized data base accessible by EPA's
EXAMS or other similar water quality models.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Richard Skaggs, BeHell NM
(509)376-8319; Computer Related David Cline (404)546-3123; EPA
Office Kenneth Hedden (404)546-3310#
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient water quality
data; hydrology
(STA) Data Base status: Completed 04-01-83
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 05-01-83
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data Concentration measures ;Flou rates /Geographic subdivision ;
Location /Physical data ;Temperature /Volume/mass measures ;¥ind
velocity
CDS) Time period covered by data base: HA
(TRM) Termination of data collection: 04-01-83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: N/A(Actual) ;
N/A(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A);
(N/A)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (R/A)
(NCs) NO. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/JS)
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region -9 river
basins
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates - latitude/longitude ;Other-RMI, River reach
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analyst
s method documented ;QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
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Accession No. 6404000133 (cont)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
P.L. 94-469, section 10
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
- Definition of Conmlcal Environments for Lakes, Reservoirs, and
Rivers, Volumes I, II, III, IV
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: Not yet determined
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA Lab, Athens, GA; OTS VAX
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Hardware PDF 11; CTS GENS
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other-mean values
reported, will be expanded geographically and/or by parameters.
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
STORET
(RD8) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: HATSf
ORE, USGS
(CMP) Completion of form:
Kenneth F. Hedden
OFC: ERL-Athens, GA/QRD
AD: DSEPA, Athens, Georgia 30613
PH: (404) 546-3310
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-10-83
(NKAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
dissolved oxygen suspended solids
PH
(CNN) Contact name(s)5 Hedden,K.F
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6404000134
(DQ) Date of Questionnaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Fate and Transport Rate Data for
Toxic Substances
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Hone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water /Surface water
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A computer-based system
is under development which conbines structure-activity
relationships kith laboratory measure- ments to permit
estimation of various environmental process data related to fate
and transport of toxic and hazardous Hastes. Such data include
(but are not limited to) hydrolysis/ photo- lysis/ sorption, and
volatilization rates.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Lee A. Mulkey (404) 546-3581 >
EPA Office QEPER/ORD/ER
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 08-01-82
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;7 criteria NAAQS >129 307 CWA ;299 hazardous substanc 48
cancelled pesticides ;54 TSCA assessment ;RCRA hazardous wastes
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Physical data ;Test/analysis method
(OS) Time period covered by data base: (scheduled to begin August
)1982.
(TR«) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: not yet known(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: (not yet
known)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (not
yet known)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(not yet known)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (n
ot yet known)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
not yet known
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: not yet known
(COB) Pollutant identification data are: Not yet developed
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: not
yet known
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Lab
analysis unknown until data base is operational.
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not yet known until data base is
operational.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab - unknown at this time
^Contractor - unknown at this time
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Accession Ho. 6404000134 (cont)
•(ABY) Data analyzed bys EPA lab - unknown at this time
Contractor lab - unknown at this time
Contractor - unknown at this tine
(I0L) Laboratory identifications NO
(PR!) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection! Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to provide a data base with certain
capabilities-not collect per se«
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Qther-not
yet developed
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: unknown at this time
CUSR) Current regular users of data base! EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data? Other-system not yet developed
(DST) Form of data storages Other-system not yet developed
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA softwares Hone yet developed
(CHG) Direct charge for eon-EPA use: NO
(OPBT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Qther-Unknoun^ data
base not yet developed.
(RS5) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: unknown until
data base operational
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
unknown until data base operational
(RDB) Non-SPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: unkno
wn until data base operational
CODS) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: unknown until data base
operational
(CMP) Completion of forms
Lee A* Mulkey
OFC: EPA/GRD/£RL-Athens, GA«
AD: College Station Road, Athens? Georgia
PH: (404) 546-3581
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
CHHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 690
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 673
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of
~azirino(2*3*:3,4)-pyrrolo(l,2-a) phosphorodithiolc acid
indole-4, 7-dione(ester) 1,1#1,2-tetrachloroethane
<50-07-7> <630-20-6>
0,0-diethyl phosphoric acid,0-p- l,l*l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> l,l,2,2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyra2inyl) l,l,2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5>
phosphorothioate<297-97-2> 1,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
0^0-diethyl-s-(2-ethylthio)ethyl) l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
ester of phosphorodithioic acid l,l-dimethylhydrazitie<57-14-7>
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1,2,4, 5-tetrachlorob«nzene
<95-94~3>
l,2-dibrorao-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12~8>
1,2-di bromoe thane<106-93-4>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
1, 2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
l,2-dimethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
I,2-diphenylhyflcazlne<122-66-7>
l/2-propanediol<57-S5-6>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
lf 3-dichloroben2erie<541-73-l>
If 3-dlchloropropene<542-75-6>
l/3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-7l-4>
It4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
If4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
I/4-dioxane<123-91-1>
l/4-naphthoquInone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-
l-chloro-2/3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea< 86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2/2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,3lf4/6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2/4/5-t amines
2/4/5-t esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2/4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetlc acid
(f)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2/ 4,6- trichlorophenoK 88-0 6-2>
2/4^7^ 8-te tr achlorodibenzo-p-
dioxln (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2*4-d esters
2/4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/4-dichIorophenoxyacetic acid {2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2f 4-diiaethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2^6-dichlorophenoK 87-65-0>
2^6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylaninoflourene<53-96-3>
2-butanone peroxlde<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyi-4^6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide <1081)<640-19-7>
2-roethyl-2-(methylthio)propionalde
hyde-o- (roethylcarbamoyl) oxine
06-3>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-«ethyllactonitrile<75«86-5>
2-naphthylanine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-ol<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4,6~dlnitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3/3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-dimethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3*-dimethyl-l(»ethylthio)-2-
butanone-0- ( { nethy lanino)
carbonyDoxine
3, 3 •-dlmethylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-((raethylaraino)
methyl) benzyl alcohol<51-43-4>
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
3 91 96-1 8- 4>
4,4--ddd(p,pnde)<72-54-8>
4,4 '-dde(p,p'-d
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,4*-iBetfeylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4lf6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55~3>
744
-------
Accession No. 6404000134
(cont)
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochlorlde
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<10Q-Q2-7>
5-
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
e-areino-l,13,2,8,8a,8b-hexahydro-
E-hydroxyraethyl-8-methoxy-5-
Bethylcarbamat
7,12-dimethylbenz( a)anthracene
<57-97-6>
7-oxabicycol(2.2.1)heptane-2,3-
dicarboxylic acid<145-73-3>
EBDC's (ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
s)
EPK (ethyl p-nitrophenyl thionoben
?enephosonate)<2104-64-5>
Octantethylpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152- acenaphthene<83-32-9>
ac€naphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrlle<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
alpha,alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha, alpha- dine thylphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoltiene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
amitraz (baam)<33089-61-l>
an«itrole<61-82-5>
anaoni a<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
aramoniuo benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
aramonixiiH bichroraate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49-7>
anaonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
amrooniura carbaaate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium chroreate<7788-98-9>
amaonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium fluoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
amaonium sulf amate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thlocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony trlbromlde<7789-61~9>
antimony trichloride
antimony trlf luorl<3e<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antiraony<7440-36-0>
aramite<140-57-8>
arsenic aci
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auraraine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115~02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzac<50-31-7>
benzal chloride<98-87*3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethlol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
745
-------
Accession No. 6404000134
(cont)
benzo(a)anthracene<56-5S-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,i)pfirylene<191-24-2>
benzo( k) f luoranthene< 207-0 8-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzot rich lor ide<98-07-7>
benzoyi chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
berylliuni<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis{2~chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chlorolsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether
broffioacetone<598-31-2>
bromomethane<74-83-9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylaaiine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cadsiiura acetate<543-90-8>
caduium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadroium< 7 440- 43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chroraate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulf onate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<130S-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carfcaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon raonoxide<630~08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibroraomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl nethyl ether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromiuni<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
curaene<98-82-8>
cupric ac«tate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarscnite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447^39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
746
-------
Accession Ho. 6404000134
(cent)
cyanogen chlorlde<506-?7-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94~l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunomycln<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)<72-54-8>
ddt<50-29-3>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
diallate<23Q3-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a, h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189-55~9>
dibromOchtoromethane<124-48-l>
dibroreoroethane<74-95-3>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichiobenIi<1194~65-6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoro»ethane<75-71-8>
dlchloromethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<78-87-5>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture<8003-19-8>
dichloropropene<542-75-6>
dichlorvos<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dicthylamine<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
dIethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosa£role<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dinethylcarbaiDoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dinethylnitrosaiBine<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
dipropylaraine<142-84-7>
dlquat<2764-72-9>
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27l76-87-0>
e
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl ac«tate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl nethacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbaiaate
ethylene dibroraide (EDB)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenedlaroine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric anaoniuiE citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrateC!0421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<2Q6-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid/ sodium salt
<62-74-8>
fluorotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde< 50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
fumaric acid<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
747
-------
Accession Mo. 6404000134
(cont)
glycidylaldehy
gutMon<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87~68-3>
hexschlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757*58-4>
hydrazine<302-01~2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid/ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<7 8-79-5>
isopropanolamine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluorborate<13814-96-5>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
l«ad sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium chronate<14307-35-8>
ni-cresol<108-39-4>
ra-xylene<108-38-3>
Balathion<121-75-5>
raaleic acld<110-16-7>
naleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
melphalan<148-82-3>
raercaptodiroethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
aercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury fulrainate<628-86-4>
aercury<7439-97-6>
methanethiol<74-93-l>
raethanol<67-56-l>
methapyrilene<91-80-5>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
raethoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl Isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl Hiethacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
raexacarbate<315-18-4>
mirex<2385-85-5>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
Bonomethylamine<74-89-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
n,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
raine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-aethyl-n'-nitro-n-'-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-»ethylurea<€84-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n*butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
748
-------
Accession No. 6404000134
(cont)
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodlethylam ine< 55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaitine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylanine
<4549-40-0>
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naled<30Q-76-5>
naphthalene< 9l-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43~9>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10l02-44-Q>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nltrophenol<25l54-55-6>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nittosomorpholine<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<9S-47-6>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed uith 2
iroles ethylene oxide<9004-98-2>
onaphthalene<465-73-6>
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
P-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenezene<106-46-7>
p-dImethylaninoazobeTizene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
paraforraaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathion<56«38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12S74-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 {arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-S>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenacetin<62»44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarslne<696-28-6>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorothioic acid/o, o-diraethyl
ester^o-ester uith n^n-dimethyl
benzene s
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)
<59536-65-l>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
<1336-36-3>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichromate<7778«50-9>
potassium chronate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiuffl hydroxide<1310~58-3>
potassiue permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
potassiUK-arsenate<7784-41«0>
749
-------
Accession Mo. 6404000134
(cent)
pron-araide< 23950-58-»5>
propargite<2312~35-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydrIde<123*-62-6>
propionitrile<107»12-0>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethriivC 121-29-9 >
pyridine<110-86-l>
guinoline<91-22-5>
guinones
reserp ine< 50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
saecharin<81-07~2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenious aeid<7783~00~8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulflde<7446-34-6>
seleniun<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cFanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440«22-4>
silv«x<93-72-l>
sodium arseoate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium az.ide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluorlde<1333~83-l>
sodiura bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-11-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzanesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodiiHii fluoride<7681~49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62»74-8>
sodiun hydrosulfide<16721-80»5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypoclVlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodiura nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodiua phosphate^ dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodiutB phosphate^ tribaslc
<7601»S4-9>
sodium selenit€<10102-18-8>
sodiuffl<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin<18883-66-4>
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium chroniat€<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-9S~l>
strfchnlue<57-24-9>
styren€<100-42-5>
sulfur diojjide<7446-09-5>
sulfur raonochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric. acid<7664-93-9>
tde<72-54«8>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetr achioroethylene<127-l 8-4>
t€trachloroiBethan€<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tatrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitroraethane<509-14-8>
thalllc oxide<1314-32-5>
thalllu» acetate<563-68-8>
thalliuns carboaate<29809-42-5>
thalliun chloride<7791-12-0>
thalliun nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallluB sel«nite<12039-52-0>
thalliu* sulfate<7446-18-6>.
thalIiuiB<7440-28-0>
thioacet3!iiide<62~55-5>
thiophanate jaethyl<23564-05-8>
thioseaiicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuraB<137-26-8>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediaraine<25376-45-8>
total suspended particulate
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribroiao«8thane<7S-25-2>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane< 25323-8 9-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
trichlororaethanethiol<75-70-7>
trichlorophenol <25167^82-2>
tristhanolaisine dodecyibenzenesulf
0nate<27323-41-7>
triethy lanine< 121-44-8>
trifluc aline Ctref lanX1582-09-8>
trimethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
t r is< 2^ 3- d ibronopropy 1) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31«7>
«lfonarolde<52-85-7>
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uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uranyl acetate<541~Q9-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid, ammonium salt
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide<557-2i-l>
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc forsate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc silieo£luoride<16871-71-9>
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zirconium tetrachloride
<1002€-ll-6>
vanadium pentoxide<13.l4-62-l>
vanadyl sul£ate<27774~13~6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylcnol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc bromide<7699°45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 50-07-7
? 311-45-5? 297-97-2? 630*20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5| 79-00-5;
75-34-3; 75-3S-4J 51-14-1$ 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 96-12-8;
106-93-4J 95-50-1; 107-06-2,; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 1615-80-1;
S40-73-8; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
504-60-9; 1120-71-4$ 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4;
5344-82-1; 53-86-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2;
95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2? 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7;
105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-21 541-53-7J 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 53-96-3;
1338-23-4; 110-75-8; 91-58-7? 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7;
116-06-3; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-5 9»8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9;
109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7;
205-99-2; 51-43-4; 542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3;
101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3;
100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8; 57-97-6; 145-73-3; 2104-64-5;
208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8;
98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7;
107-13-1; 124-04-9; 309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9;
122-09-8; 100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 33089-61-1;
61-82-5; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5;
1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9;
7632-50-0; 13826-83-0; 12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8;
16919-19-0; 7773-06-0; 12135-76-1? 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2;
1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7; 62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9;
11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4; 1309-64-4;
7440-36-0; 140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-32-8; 1303-28-2;
7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1; 17804-35-2; 225-51-4; 50-31-7;
98-87-3? 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7;
98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597-99-4; 7440-41-7;
58-89-9; 319-84-6J 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4;
39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 598-31-2; 74-83-9; 357-57-3;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 543-90-8; 7789-42-6;
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Accession No. 6404000134 (cont)
7440-43-91 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6; 75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8;
26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2;
1563-66-2; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3;
118-75-2; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6;
124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2; 1066-30-4; 7738-94-5;
10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5; 218-01-9; 8007-45-2;
7789-43-7; 544-18-3; 14017-41-5; 544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4;
8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2;
12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8; 814-91-5; 10380-29-7;
7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5;
110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 72-^54-8; 50-29-3;
S5-91-4; 84-74-2; 117+84-0; 621-64-7; 2303-16-4; 333-41-5;
53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6;
117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 696-28-6;
78-87-5; 8003-19-8; 542-75-6; 62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5;
84-66-2; 109-89-7; 56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1;
124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1;
828-00-2; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0;
60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 106-89-8; 563-12-2; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 60-29-7;
97-63-2; 62-50-0; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2;
75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7;
7705-08-0> 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4? 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3;
7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 62-74-8;
75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1;
765-34-4; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3;
58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4;
302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4;
75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4; 78-83-1; 624-83-9;
78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0;
303-34-4; 30U04-2; 3687-31-8; 7758-95-4; 13814-96-5;
7783-46-2; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8; 7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6;
7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 14307-35-8;
108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1;
109-77-3; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0;
7783-35-9; 592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439-97-6;
74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7;
79-22-1; 71-55-6; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4;
108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 7786-34-7;
315-18-4; 2385-85-5; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 150-68-5; 494-03-1;
71-36-3; 84-74-2; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3;
621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 4549-40-0;
100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3;
1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7;
12054-48-7; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 7697-37-2*
10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0;
25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2; 95-48-7; 636-21-5; 95-47-6;
9004-98-2; 465-73-6; 20816-12-0; 10028-15-6; 59-50-7;
106-47-8; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3;
30525-89-4; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
752
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Accession No. 6404000134 (cont)
608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 62-44-2;
85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2;
75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 7664-38-2; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3;
1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 85-44-9; 59536-65-1;
1336-36-3; 10124-50-2? 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8;
1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 7784-41-0; 23950-58-5; 2312-35-8;
79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 110-86-1;
91-22-5; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9;
7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5;
26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3;
143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-80-5;
1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4;
7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 18883-66-4; 8001-50-1; 7789-06-2;
1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025-67-9; 7664-93-9;
72-54-8; 127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3;
109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-63-8; 2960S-42-5; 7791-12-0;
10102-45-1; 12039-52-0; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5; 23564-05-8;
79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-70-7; 25167-82-2; 27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3;
99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1; 50-31-7; 52-85-7; 66-75-1; 541-09-3;
10102-06-4; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4;
75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6;
7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 557-21-1; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5;
7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0;
7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
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Accession No. 6405000102
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Organic Transport thru Soil
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents From soil coluans
receiving organic compounds
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Organics detected in
laboratory mass balance study with one soil where organlcs of
known concentration were applied at a constant water flux*
Project related to transport of toxic organi.cs in soil.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Carl Enfield (405) 332-8800 >
Computer-related David
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
Laboratory microcosms
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;RCRA
hazardous wastes
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Flow rates
^Physical data ;Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-01-79 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1800.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 1800.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 7.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
6.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1*
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: encoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Labor
atory data for reconstructed soil columns from one soil series.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysi
s method documented ;QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit; Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environ. Research
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environ. Research
Laboratory
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Accession No. 6405000102 (cont)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic floppy disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Locally developed software
;EPA hardware PDP-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other As new data
becomes available
(CMP) Completion of form:
Carl Enfield
DFC: Robert Kerr Environ. Research Laboratory
AD: P.O. Box 1193 Ada, OK 74820
PH: (405) 743-2334
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 13
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 13
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1/2-trichloroethane<79-00- chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
5> chloroform<67-66-3>
l/2,4/-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> dichlorobromoroethane<75-27-4>
l/2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp) nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
<96-12-8> tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
If2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> toluene<108-88-3>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> trichloroethene<79-01-6>
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 79-00-5
; 120-82-1; 96-12-8; 107-06-2; 106-46-7; 111-44-4; 108-90-7;
67-66-3; 75-27-4; 98-95-3; 127-18-4; 108-88-3; 79-01-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Enfleld/C.; Walters,D.; Harlln/C.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
755
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Accession No. 6405000103
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Overland Flow Development (Land
Treatment)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents Treatment plot
and application wastewater
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Effluents from overland
flow mode of land treatment are monitored for water quality
improvement with respect to hydraulic loading and preapplicatlon
treatment.
(CTC) CQHTACTS: Subject matter Bert Bledsoe (405)332-8800;
Computer-related Jerry Davis
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Treatment plot effluent
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Location ;Samp ling date ^Horizontal distance down treatment
plot
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-71 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Weekly biweekly
monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 13292.(Estlnated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1680.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 31.
(HCS) Bo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
ia.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented ^Analysis method documented ;QA procedures
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but ace not
included in data base.
(EDT) Editting: NO known edit procedures exist.
(CSV) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
756
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Accession So. 6405000103 (cont)
L 92-500 Section 104 (Clean Air Act of 1972 as amended)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Feasibility of Overland Flow EPA 660/2-74-087; Enhanced Phosphorus
Removal of Ran Hasteuater with Overland Flou EPA-660/2-76-131
Printouts on request
Machine-readable ran data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data bases 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Environmental Data Evaluation
System (EDSS) ;EPA hardware POP 11/7
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Mo outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Project
period update
(CMP) Completion of form:
Bert Bledsoe
OFC: Robert Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory
AD: P.O.Box 1198 Ada, OK 74820
PH: (405)332-2324
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base; 8
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base*
dissolved oxygen oxygen demand
dissolved solids pH
fecal collform phosphorus<7723-14-0>
nitrogen<7727-37-9> suspended solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9; 7723-14-0
(CNM) Contact naoe(s): Bledsoe,B.; Davls,J. j Harlin,C«
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
757
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Accession Mo« 6405000104
(DQ) Date of QuestionaireS 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Models Heavy Metals^ Minerals*, and Nutrient
Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model! None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking yater jEffiuents
Animal waste lagoons jSoil Bother Feed j Solid Maste Animal
Waste
(ABS) Abstract/OverView of Data Base or Models The data base includes
heavy metals/ minerals,? and nutrients analyzed to characterize
animal feedlot waste, feed^ feedlot waste lagoons^ and drinking
water from eight locations in the U.S-A.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Don Clark (405) 332-8800 | EPA
Office Robert Kerr Envir
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Won-pollutant parameters included in the data basel Location
^Physical data ;Samp ling date >fest/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 04-01-76 TO 03-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 03/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Quarterly
(NOB) Kumber of observations in data bases 7400.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data bases
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Accession No. 6405000104 (cent)
(AOT) Authorization for data collections N© statutory requirement!
Data collection requirement is to characterize animal wastes
pollutant potential resulting from various feed and sater inputs.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forrass
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases Publications
Report to be published in National Technical Information Service
(HUS) Number of regular users of data base! 5
(OSR) Current regular users of data basei EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
University researchers
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits-on accesss Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: SPA lab
(DST) Form of data storages Original form manganese<7439-96-5>
arsenic<7440-38-2> nltrate<14797-55-8>
cadiBium<7440-43-9> nitrates/nitrites
chroraium<7440-47-3> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
cobalt<7440-48-4> potassius<7440-09-7>
copper<7440-50-8> selenium<7782-49-2>
lron<7439-89-6> sodium<7440-23-5>
lead<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 7429-90
-5; 7440-38-2; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8;
7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 14797-55-8; 7723-14-0;
7440-09-7; 7782-49-2; 7440-23-5; 7440~66-6
(CNH) Contact narae(s): Clark,D«
(COR) Contact organization! Robert Kers: Environ. Research Lab
(ROR) Responsible Organizationi Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No, 6405000106
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data ease of Model: Conventional Hater Pollutants
(Offshore Oil)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
conventional Mater pollutants tested in influents and effluents of
treatment systems of offshore oil production platforms. Results
are reported in milligrams per liter (mg/D*
CCTC) COMTACTS: Subject natter Director*- Oil and Special Materials
Control } EPA Offic
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Offshore oil production
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Chemical
data ^industry jSampling date ;Site description ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-74 TO 08-30-74
(TRH) termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/74
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; Other 3 times at each
facility
(NOB) Number of observations In data base: 150.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data bases (N/A«)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations >Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 50.
(NCS) Mo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
CNOF) number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 25
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Coastline
areas
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Program identifier
(CDE) pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Sanplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: SPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
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Accession No. 6405000106 (cont)
CAUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support regulations and
standards
(OMB) Cata collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Offshore Crude Oil Hastewater Characterization Study
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices Oil
and Special Materials Control Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy/ readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: laboratory data sheets
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(OpCf) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Hone; update
terminated
(CMP) Completion of form:
John E. Matthews
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(RSKERL)/Source Management Branch
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada, OK 74820
PH: (405) 332-8800
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 7
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
cadmium<7440-43-9> pH
cyanide<57-12-5> sulfates
mercury<7439-97-6> suspended solids
oil and grease
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 57-12-5; 7439-97-6
(COR) Contact organization: Oil and Special Materials Control Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6405000107
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12*02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Priority Pollutants Data Base
(Photographic Chemicals)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents photographic
chemicals
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Priority pollutants
tested in effluents from a photographic chemicals plant, and
compatibility of wastewater uith activated sludge process is
studied in this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John Cunningham (202)426-2576 ;
EPA Office Effluent Gui
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection photographic chemicals effluents
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Location ^Manufacturer ;Sampling date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-80 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly
(NOB) number of observations in data base: 114.(Actual)
(NCI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2.
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Saraplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist,
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory-Ada/ OK
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory-Ada/ OK
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data base measures concentrations of priority pollutants in
photographic chemical plant wastewaters.
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Accession No. 6405000107 (cont)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: lab data sheets
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(CMP) Completion of form:
John E. Matthews
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(0£PSR)/(RSKERL)
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada, OK 74620
PH: (405)332-8800
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 15
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2,4,6-trichlorophenol copper<7440-50-8>
acetone<67-64-l> iron<7439-89-6>
arsenic<7440-38-2> lead<7439-92-l>
benzene<71-43-2> manganese<7439~96«5l-
bromodichloromethane<75-27-4> nickel<7440-02-0>
cadi»iu«n<7440-43-9> pH
chlcrodibroraomethane<124-48-l> phenol<108-95-2>
chloroform<67-66-3> suspended solids
chromiura<7440-47-3> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 67-64-1
; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 75-27-4; 7440-43-9; 124-48-1; 67-66-3;
7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7440-02-0;
108-95-2; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Cunningham,J.
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6405000108
(OQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: Priority Pollutants Data Base
(Semiconductors industry)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) yedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents semiconductors-
industry
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Priority pollutants in
a semiconductor plant waste- water Here analyzed and the
compatibility of semiconductor industrial raw wasteuater with the
activated sludge treatment process and the applicability of
pretreatment alternatives to the raw wastewater were studied.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Fred M. Pfeffer (405)332-8800 ;
EPA Office Effluent Gul
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection wastewater effluent from semiconductor industry
(STA) Data Base status: Ongoing/operational
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^industry ;Sampling date ^Treatment devices
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 05-01-80 TO 06-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 510.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Sunmary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 12*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0,
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Parent corp location
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base.
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Lab ^Contractor Oklahoma State Uni
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S* Kerr Environmental Research
Lab
Contractor Oklahoma State University
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Stu<3y needed to develop regulations
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Accession Mo. 6405000108 (cont)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forma:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Compatibility Studies to Determine Effectiveness of
Treatment Alternatives for Selected Industrial Wasteuater
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(GSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(CMP) Completion of form:
Fred M. Pfeffer
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(Q£PER)/(RSKERL)
AD: P.O. Box 1198 Ada, OK 74820
PH: (405)332-8800
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 25
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 25
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
1,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> ethylben2ene<100-41-4>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7> iron<7439-89-6>
acetone<67-64-l> lead<7439-92-l>
alurcinura<7429-90-5> manganese<7439-96-5>
antlmony<7440-36-0> mercury<7439-97-6>
arsenic<7440-38-2> nickel<7440-02-0>
barium<7440-39-3> phenol<108~95-2>
beryllium<7440-41-7> selenium<7782-49-2>
cad«ium<7440-43-9> silver<7440-22-4>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5> tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
chroraium<7440-47~3> thalliura<7440-28-0>
copper<7440-50-8> zinc<7440-66-6>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 78-87-5
•t 107-19-7; 67-64-1; 7429-90-5; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3;
7440-41-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 75-09-2?
100-41-4; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 7440-02-0;
108-95-2; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Pfeffer,F.M.
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No« 6405000109
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Hodel: Priority Pollutants Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Effluents Wood
preservative, oil refining, pharmaceutical, and organic chemical
industries ^Emissions- Air emissions from waste treatment
facilities
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model! Priority pollutants
from full-scale and various pilot-scale treatment systems tested
at facilities including industries identified as uood
preservative, oil refining, pharmaceutical, organic chemicals,
rubber, and pesticides.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Leon Myers {405) 332-8800 j EPA
Office Effluent Guidelin
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring; Point source data
collection-Wood preservative, oil refining, pharmaceutical, and
organic chemical industries
(STA) Data Base status? Ongoing/operational
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA 148
cancelled pesticides
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data basei Chemical
data flndustry ^Sampling date ^Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data basei 05-01-73 fO 02-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 03/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling; daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1560«(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations |Suternary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 55*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 12
*
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Program identifier
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to DRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
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(IDL) Laboratory Identifications YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collections Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirenent:
Data collection requirement is to support regulations or
standards..
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forass
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases Publications
Indicatory Fate Study EPA~60®/2-79»i7§i NTIS #P880-102809
(NUS) Number of regular users • of data bases 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data bases EPA hiadquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on accesss Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data? EPA lab
Form of data storage! Original form (hardcopy^ readings)
Type of data accessi Manually
Direct charge for non-EPA usei n©
Frequency of data base master file up-dates Other Nones study
complete
(CMP) Completion of forms
Fred Pfeffer
OFCi Robert s« Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory
ADJ P8Q. Box 1198 Ada* OK 74820
PHS (405) 332-8800
(DF) Date of form completions 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data bases 94
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data bases 88
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
6> 3^4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
(DST)
(DAC)
(CHG)
(UPDT)
<79-34-5>
l/l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
If l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
1^2-dichlorobenzene< 95-50™ 1>
1^ 2»dichloroethane<107-0€»2>
1^- 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1^2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
4/4'-dde(p,p"-ddx)<72-55-9>
4#6-dInitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-chloco a
aldrin<309
l#4-dichlorobenzene<106™46-7>
2*4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2f 4-dlchlocophenol<120-83-2>
2g 4~diraethylphenoI<105«-6'?-9>
2f 4-dlnitrophenol<51-28-5>
2^4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2f 6-dinitrotoluene<606"20"2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110»75-8>
2-chloronaphthane
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
antimony<7440-36-0>
benzene <71-43-2>
ben2o(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,ti,i)p«cylene<191-24-2>
beryl liuffl
bhc (lindane)-»gamma<58'-89-»9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
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bhc-beta<319-85~7> endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
bhc-<3elta<319-86-8> endrin<72-20-8>
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
<117-81-7> fluoranthene<206-44-0>
broiBomethane<74-83-9> f luorene<86-73-7>
cadmiura<7440-43-9> heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5> heptachlor<76-44-8>
chlordane<57-74-9> Indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7> lead<7439-92-l>
chlorodibronoraethane<124-48-l> llndane<58-89-9>
chloroform<67-66-3> nercury<7439-97-6>
chromium<7440-47-3> naphthalene<91-20-3>
chrysene<218-01-9> nickel<7440-02-0>
copper<7440-50-8> ' nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
cyanide<57-l2-5> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
ddd(tde) phenanthrene<85-01-8>
ddt phenol<108-95-2>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2> pyrene<129-00-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3> seleniuro<7782-49-2>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4> s!lver<7440-22-4>
dicMororaethane<75-09-2> tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
dl€ldrin<60-57-l> thallium<7440-28-0>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2> toluene<108-88-3>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8> trlbroraonethane<75-25-2>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8> trlchloro«thylcne<79-01-6>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9> zlnc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3? 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5J
156-60-5; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 606-20-2; 110-75-8; 95-57-8; 88-75-5;
205-99-2; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 100-02-7; 83-32-9; 107-13-1;
309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 117-81-7; 74-83-9; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9;
108-90-7; 124-48-1; 67-66-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2;
131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8;
100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 193-39-5;
7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4;
127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-21 75-25-2; 79-01-6;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Myers,!.. ; Guidelines*E.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Of£ice of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6405000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Priority Pollutants (Pharmaceutical)
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Accession No. 6405000110 (cont)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division/Office of Mater and Waste Management
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No Halts on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Rone: study
complete
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas E. Short/ Jr.
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QEPER)/(RSKERL)/(SMB)
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada, OK 74820
PH: (405) 332-8800
(Dp) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 16
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00- dissolved solids
S> lron<7439-89-6>
Ifl-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> lead<7439-92-l>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5> nickel<7440-02-0>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7> pH
antimony<7440-36-0> phenol<108-95-2>
arsenic<7440-38-2> selenlum<7782-49-2>
cadn>ium<7440-43-9> sodium<7440-23-5>
chrcmiura<7440-47-3> thallium<7440-28-0>
copper<7440-50-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 79-00-5
; 75-35-4; 88-75-5; 100-02-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 7440-43-91
7440-47-3> 7440-50-8; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7440-02-0;
108-95-2; 7782-49-2; 7440-23-5; 7440-28-0
(CNM) Contact name(s): Short,T.
(COR) Contact organization: Effluent Guidelines Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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(DQ) Date of Questionnaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Priority Pollutants (Electronics)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents electronic
industry
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Priority pollutants
from an electronics industry including samples from various
pilot-scale treatment processes were tested at this facility*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Thomas Short (405) 332-8800 ;
EPA Office Effluent Gui
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status; Operational/ongoing
(Npp) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;industry ;Sarapllng date ;Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-80 TO 08-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/30/80
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other completed
approximately bi-weekly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 6000.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 17.
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) dumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location Palo
Alto/ CA
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on CPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory*
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edlttlng: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Lab
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Robert S* Kerr Environmental Research
Lab
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PRO Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(A0T) Authorization for data collection; No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to develop regulations
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Programs, Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardccpy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date:
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas E. Short
OFC: EPA/(ORD/(OSPER)/(8SKERL)
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada, OK 74820
Pfi: (405) 332-8800
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(WHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 45
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 41
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Other study ended
l,i-dichloroethylene
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
If2-dichlorobenzene< 95-50-l>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
2,4-dichlorophenol
2-chlorophenoK9S-S7-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
caditium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chroraiura<7440-47-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
(CAS)
cyanide<57-12-5>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dichloronethane<7S-09-2>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dissolved oxygen
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
lead<7439-92-l>
raanganese<7439-96-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
PH
phenoi<108-95-2>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thallium<7440-28-0>
titaniuB<7440-32-6>
toluene<108-88-3>
total reduced sulphur
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
zinc<7440-66-6>
CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 75-35-4
} 120-82-1; 95-50-1; 156-60-5; 120-83-2; 95-57^8; 88-75-5?
100-02-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 71-43-2; 7440-41-7; 117-81-7;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 108-90-7; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 75-09-2; 84-66-2;
86-73-7; 7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 7440-02-0; 25154-S5-6;
772
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Accession No» 6405000112
C0Q} Date of Questionaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Jlarae of Data Base of Models Priority Pollutant Data Base
(Petroleum Refining)
CACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(HED) Madia/Subject of Data Base or Models Effluent - petroleum
refining
(ABS) Abs tract/Over vleH of Data Base or Models Priority pollutants
detected in Intake water for 12 petroleum refineries and
Influents and effluents of these refineries biological treatment
systems.,
(CTC) CONTACTS? Subject matter Leon fl. Myers/ Chief, Industrial
Sources > EPA Office Jo
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA |11
conventional Hater
(MPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data bases Collection
method ;Flon rates ;Industry ^Sampling data iSite description |
Test/analysis method ftreatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 03-01-77 TO 08-31-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 08/31/77
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings Terminated-daily
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 400(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase ©f observations in data bases (N/A)
(IMF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data bases 36
} Ffee stations 43i: sources currently originating/contributing datai
CHOP) Wumber of facilities covered in data base Csource monitoring):
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Accession No. 6405000112
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or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Anticipatory/research
(ADT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data base measures concentrations of priority pollutants in
petroleum refinery uasteuaters.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
{REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machlne-reada
ble raa data
CUSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No liraits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storages Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(D&C) Type of data access: Lab Data Sheets
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Mo
(UPDf) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None
(CMP) Completion of form:
John E. Matthews
OFC: Robert S« Kerr Environmental Research Lab/OWWM/lndustrial
Sources Section
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada, Oklahoma 74820
PR: (405)332-8800 Ex. 233
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-33
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 144
CNCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 133
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
I, l,l=trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34~3>
Ifl~dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<12Q~82-l>
1,2-dichlorobenzene< 95-50-l>
1, 2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
1,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
1,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
1, 2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66»7>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2, 4, 6- tr ichlorophenoK 88-0 6-2>
2, 4,7, 8-tetrachlorodlbenzo-p-
cioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-di»ethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluerie<606»20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddd(p,p'tde)<72-54-8>
4,4'~dde(p,p *-ddx<72-55-9>
4,4"-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
ammonia<7664-41-7>
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anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine< 92-87-5>
benzo< a) anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32~8>
benzo(g,tvi)perylene<191-24-2>
benzolk)£luoFanthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-ganraa<5a-89~9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<3!9-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86>8>
bis{ 2-chloro a thoxy)m ethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2«"Chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyi)phthalate
bisichloromethyl)ether<542-88-i>
br onod 1 ch 1 or o roe t h a ne< 7 5- 27 - 4>
broaofflethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<8S-68-7>
cadfflium<7440-43~9>
carbon tstrachioride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibr oraome thane
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67^66-3>
chloromethane<74»87~3>
chromluai<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440~50-8>
cyanlde<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dl-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo{a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dlbroinochloromethane<124-48-l>
di chlorobromoiaethane<7 5-27- 4>
dichlorodIfluororaethane<75-71-8>
dlchloromethane<75-09-2>
dleldrin<60-57-l>
dlethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan suifate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliform
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
h€ptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 118-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadlene<87-68-3>
hexachlococyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
1 ndeno ( 1, 2, 3-cd) pyrene
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
«ercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylanine
<621-64-7>
n-nltrosodiieethyiamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaaine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20>3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37»9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 Carochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469»21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69~1>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49~2>
silver<7440-22-4>
sulf ides
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
776
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thalliuin<7440-28-0> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
titanium<7440-32-6> trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
toluene<108-88-3> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
toxaphene<8001-35-2> zinc<7440-66-6>
tribroaomethane<75-25-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7;
83-32-9; 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7;
120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5;
56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9;
319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9;
117-81-7; 542-88-1; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9;
56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
53-70-3; 124-48-1; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1;
84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1;
87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6;
621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727^37-9;
59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8;
108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0;
7440-32-6; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Myers,L.H.
(COR) Contact organization: John Lunv Effluent Guidelines Div/OMVM/
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
777
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Accession No. 6405000113
(Dq) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Conventional Water Pollutant Data
Base (Petroleum Refining)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluent petroleum refining
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Conventional water
parameters data from raw wastes of 17 petroleum refineries and
from influent, aeration basin and effluent of five refinery
activated sludge plants.
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Accession No. 6405000113 (cont)
Data collection requirement charac- terizes ran wasteuaters of
petroleum refining industry by con- ventional pollutants.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter
offices-Effluent Guidelines Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Lab Data Sheets
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Mo
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other
None-terminated
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Mattheus
OFC: Robert 5. Kerr Environmental Research Lab; Source Manage-
ment Branch, Industrial Sources Section
AD: P.O. Box 1198, Ada/ Oklahoma, 14820
PH: (405) 332-8800 Ex. 233
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-27-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 20
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 10
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
acidity lead<7439-92-l>
alkalinity nitrate<14797-55-8>
ammonia<7664-41-7> nltrogen<7727-37-9>
chroraiunK7440-47-3> oil and grease
copper<7440-50-8> oxygen demand
cyanide<57-12-5> pfl
dissolved oxygen phenol
dissolved solids phosphorus<7723-14-0>
fecal coliform sulfides
lron<7439-89-6> suspended solids
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7664-41
-7; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5? 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1;
14797-55-8; 7727-37-9; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0
(CUM) Contact name(s): Myers,L.H.
(COR) Contact organization: John Lum, Effluent Guidelines Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
779
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Accession No. 6406000106
(DQ) Date of Questioaalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Colstrip Air Quality Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Sulfur dioxide, ozone,
cloud condensation nuclei, solar radiation, windspeed, wind
direction, air temperature at four sites near two 350 megawatt
coal-fired power plants at Colstrip, Mf.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. J.D. Ludwick, Battelle (503)
444-3431? Computer-related Dr. J.D. Ludick, Battelle (503)
444-34311 EPA Office Office Research Development, Environ.
Research Lab,
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Coal-fired power plant
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Location jSamp ling date ;Temperature ;tfind direction ;
Mind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 08-01-77 TO 04-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 04/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: less than hourly 15
per hour
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 12750.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 6.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Colstrip, Montana
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ^County Congressional district ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Not
all sites were sampled continuously; not all parameters measured
at all sites.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ;Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor lab Battelle Pacific Northwest
Laboratories
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Accession Ho, 6406000106 (cont)
Laboratories
CIDL) Laboratory identifications ¥ES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support research projects at
the laboratory,
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Air Quality Measurements in the Coal Fired Power Plant
Environment of Colstrip, HT, Atra, En 14s523-S32
Unptiblished reports As above, Battelle* PML-2964
(NOS) Fumber of regular users of data base: 6 plus public access
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices Region
VIII
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
(OAC) Type of data access: Data available in raw form on tape or
cards; user must supply oun software
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other None
(CMP) Completion of form:
Eric M. Preston
QFC: Office Research and Development Environmental Research Lab,
Air Pollution Effects Branch
AD: 200 SM 35th St, Conrallis, OR 97330
PHS (503) 757-4636
(DF) Date of form completions 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
ozone<10028-15-6> total suspended particulates
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10028-1
5-6 j 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Luduick,J.D. ; Ludick,J.D.
(COR) Contact organization: Office Research Development, Environ*
Research Lab,
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Mo. 640600010?
(DQ> Date of Qu«stioaaire: 12-02-82
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Accession So. 6406000107 (cont)
photochemicals on a mixed conifer forest ecosystem.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting foriass
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases Publications
Many and varied articles
Unpublished reports photochemical Osidant Effects on Conifers
Machine-readable ra« data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data basei 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data bases contractor
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of datas EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storagei Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data accessi User must supply own software
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA uses yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Other project
completed
(CMP) Completion of form?
Raymond G. Wilhour
OFC: EPA/CORD)/(0&PER)/{ERL-Corvallis)
ADs 200 SK. 35th St. Corvallis, OR 97330
PHs (503) 757-4634
(DF) Date of form completion; 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data bases 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base;
ozone<10028-lS~6>
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Accession No, 6406000108
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Eutrophicatlon Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NES
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents Municipal
Suspended total participates /Surface Hater Streams, lakes,
(IBS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Approximately 800 lakes
and reservoirs and their major tributaries and outlets were each
sampled for a one year span during 1972-76, the nain objectives
of the program Mere to determine the tropic condition of each
water body, to identify major nutrient sources/ and to establish a
nutrient budget. Lake data included most common limnological
parameters. Streams and wastewater effluents Here analyzed only
for nutrient content.
CCTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jack Gakstalter (503) 757-4612/
Computer-related STORET User Assistance (202) 426-7792; EPA
Office Director, Environmental Research Lab-Corvallis (503)
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
point-source and non-point-source data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data /Chemical data /Concentration measures ;Discharge points ;
Location /Physical data /Political subdivisions /Sampling date /
Site description /Temperature
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-72 TO 12-30-75
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/75
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other Monthly for
stream and wasteuater plant samples; spring, summer and fall for
lake samples
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 500000.(Estimated)
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Accession Mo. 6406000108 Ccont)
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry nuabers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9} 7723-14-0
CCtfM) Contact name(s): Gakstatter^J« ; Assistance,S.U,
(CQR) Contact organization: Director, Environmental Research
Lab-Corvallis
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
785
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Accession No. 6407000103
(DO) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Lake Analysis Management Systea
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: LAMS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Atmospheric deposition
;Sediment ^Surface water lake/ river mouth } Tissue fish
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base includes
all uater quality data collected by the EPA, Office of Research
and Development research program as administered by the Large
Lakes Research Station/ Grosse He/ MI since 1971. Data base
also includes Canadian Great Lakes data since 1968.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William L. Richardson (218)
727-6692; Computer-related William L. Richardson (313) 226-7811
?
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data >Chemical data ^Concentration measures ;Elevation ; Flow
rates ^Physical data ;Salinity ;Sampling date ;site description >
Temperature ^turbidity ;transparency ;total alkalinity ;biocheaical
oxygen demand } dissolved oxygen >total residue ;total hardness
;total volatile residue ; total non-filterable residue ;total
carbon ;silica ;chlorophyll a ; zooplankton ;phytoplankton
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-68 TO 10-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily jOther
varlable-usually 10-12 cruises per year
(NOB) Number of observations in data bases 1000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 10000*
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 7000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
100.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
Other coding scheme
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
exists in several places: STORET (Storage and Retrieval of Hater
Quality Data)/ Large Lake Research Station-Data Storage and
Analysis System/ and reports. Data varies according to lake/
nearshore area/ water quality issue. Much of the data used for
development of fate and transport models.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented Collection method documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 50%.
(PRE) Precisions Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
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Accession No. 6407000103 (cont)
Included in data base. Edit part of data stared In STORET.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Large Lakes Research Station/
Environmental Research Lab-Duluth/ MN ;Contractor lab State
University of New York-Buffalo, University of Michigan/ Ohio State
University/ Cranbrook Research Institute ; Canadian Center for
Great Lakes Research
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Large Lakes Research Station/
Environmental Research Lab-Duluth/ MN
Contractor lab Manhattan College
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500/ Sections 104/ and 105 (Great Lakes) (Clean Water
Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Mathematical Models of Water Quality/" Large Lakes Research
Station/ National Technical Information Service
Unpublished reports Distribution of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
(PCB) in Saginau Bay
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
through STORET system
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10 or more
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: SPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
International Joint Co minis si on
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET (Storage and Retrieval
of Hater Quality Data) & Data Storage and Analysis (DASA)
HIDSJ6505000103HA ; EPA hardware IBM and POP 11/45
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other periodic as
needed
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Great Lakes
Mathematical Models
(CMP) Completion of form:
William L. Richardson
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/
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Accession No, 640*7000103 (cont)
(MAT) Substances represented in data bas<@s
ammonia nitrogen <11104-28-2>
cadnsiuiB<7440-43-9> pcb~1242 Carochlor 1242}
chloride
copper<7440-50-8> pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
kjeldahl nitrogen <12672~29-6>
lead<7439-92-l> pcb-1254 (arochior 1254)
nitrates/nitrites <11097~69-1>
nitrogen<7727-37-9> pcb-1260 Carochlor 1260)
pH <11096-82-5>
pcb homologs phosphoms<7723-14-0>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016) polychlorinated biphenyis (PCBs)
<12674-ll-2> zinc<7440-66-6>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 7440-43
-9; 7440-50-8> 7439-92-lj 7727-37-9; 12674-11-2* 11104-28-2?
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 7723-14-0;
7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Richardson,UaL.; Richardson^M.L.
(COR) Contact organizations Richardson
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6407000104
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Biological Data Base in Outdoor
Experimental channels
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water Mississippi
River Hater
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Studies conducted to
field assess the accuracy of laboratory produced toxiclty data for
protecting aquatic life. Biological responses measured are in
survival/ growth, and reproduction to the added chemical
pollutants in outdoor experimental channels.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John «. Arthur (612) 295-5145 }
EPA Office Norbert A. J
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
Toxicity tests in outdoor experimental channels.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;11 conventional uater ;299 hazardous substances
(NPP) Eon-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ; Chemical data ;Collection method /Compliance data /
Concentration measures ^Discharge points ^Exposure data ;Flou rates
; Site description /Temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-75 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily >as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 7500., (Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1,
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller location
Research Field Station
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jClty ;ProJect identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility nam«s
jPlant location ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LlM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: Outdo
or toxicity studies conducted at a research field station and
therefore limits geographic coverage* Number of observations
relates to number of on site biological samples taken.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EDT) Editting: No known edit procedures
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Accession io» 6407000104 (cent)
CCBY) Data collected bys EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Duluth,,
Montlcello Field Station
(ABY) Data analyzed bys EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Duluth,
Monticello Field Station
(IDL) Laboratory Identification! YES
(ACJT) authorization for data collections Ho statutory requirements
Data collection requirement is for measuring biological
responses to chemical pollutants in outdoor experimental channels*
COMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms S
QQ
CREP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Published
report on Effects of Acidification and unpublished reports on
pesticide effects inoutdoor experimental channels.
Printouts on request
Machine-readable ran data
CNUS) Number of regular users of data base! 1-10 and readers of
reports
(HSR) Current regular users of data basei readers of reports
EPA laboratories Environmental Research Lab-Duluth
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access! No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of datai EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storages data reports
(DAC) Type of data access? Reports summarize*, data^ raw data is
available
(CH6) Direct charge for non-EP& uses Ho
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-datel Other Hone;
biological data base given in research reports.
(CMP) Completion of foriel
John 1. Arthur
OFCs Environmental Research Lab-Duluth* MI 55804
IDs P.O. Box 500* Monticello^ MM 55362
PHs (612) 295-5145
CDF) Date of form completion! 01-28-83
(MMAT) Number of substances represented in data bases 6
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data basei 5
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
chlorpyrifos<2921»88«2> pH
diazinon<333-41~5> sulfurie acid<7664-93-9>
p-cresol<106-44-5> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base; 2921-88
-2; 333-41-5! 106-44-Sj 7664-93-91 87-86-5
COM) Contact name(s)! Arthur^JaM* ; Jauorsici,N.A<,
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No« &407Q»jv "i-is
(DQ) Date of Questionalres 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model! A national Coapendl/ua of freshwater
Fish and Water Temperature Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model! Surface nater -Streams,
rivers, lakes, reservoirs
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models A computer data base*
containing historical fish distribution data with accompanying
water temperature data from aboist 1936-1972 for SINS* 380
species of freshitater fish from 574 locations in the United
States was developed,, This provides the first nationwide
compendium that describes freshwater fish population habitats in
relation to water temperature regimes* the present system
implemented as a data storage and retrieval method* Computer
programs were designed to format^ sssrt^ store^ aitd recall s
records or grouping of data,.
(CTC) CONTACTS! Subject saatter Kenneth E* Blesinger (218)727H
} Computer-related Kenneth E» Biesingec (218)727-6692 f
Office Kenneth E. Siesinger (216)727-6524
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoringi Combination/Other fish
and Mater temperature records for up to 30 years*,
(STA) Data Base status; Discontinued
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data baa-es Biological
data ^Collection method |Eievatto« >Geograt»iiie subdivision j
Location ^Physical data ^Political subdivisions jSaffipiiBg date }
Site description ^Freshwater fishes In United States |Fish and
temperature measuring instruments | Data acquisition and retrieval
/Temperature of water in rivers^ streansy laJc«s and reservoirs<=,
(DS) Time period covered by data base! 01-01-30 to 12-30-72
(TRM) Termination of data collections Occurred 12/30/72
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or saaplings daily >ueekly |monthly
;annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data bases 2817« (Estisjatad)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data bases (l/i«)
(IHF) Data base includes! Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
-(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data bases 574=.
(NCS) No, stations or sources currently originating/contributing datai
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring):•0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base! national
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Includes
State ^County >City ;foun/township iCoordinates latitude and
longitude } major and minor basins
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be a^ares .4
critique of the limitations of the encoded fish and temperature
data are given in Volume I, EPA 660/3/79-056-
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines! Saraplin
g plan documented jCollection method documented ^Analysis method
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EFA-approved or accepted methods? HO
(AUD)_ Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
791
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Accession No. 6407000108 (cont)
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist*
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Plessey Environmental Systems,
Inc. ^Universities
(ABY.) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Research
Laboratory-Duluth
CIDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, as amended in the Water Quality Act
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Volume It Data Management Techniques* Output Examples and
Limitations. EPA 600/3-79-056
printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Water Planning and Standards
SPA laboratories Environmental Research Lab-Duluth
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DSf) Form of data storages Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data accesss Data available on magnetic tapes at
University of Minnesota
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Hone:
contains data from about 30 years but is not being updated*
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Storet
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: DSGS
tapes on temperature
(CMP) Completion of form:
Kenneth E. Biesinger
OFC: Office of Research and Development Environmental Research
Lab-Duluth
ADi 6201 Congdon Blvd., Duluth, MN 55804
PH: (218)727-6524
(DF) Date of form completion; 01-28-83
(CNM) Contact narae(s); Biesinger,K*E*
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession Ho. 6407000109
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Wisconsin Power Plant Impact Study
Data Center
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HPPISDC
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Atmospherlc deposition
jDrinking water ;Sffluents cooling lake ; Emissions ;Ground water
;Runoff ;Soil ;Surface water Wisconsin River
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: A data base is
described for the first phase of a Wisconsin Power Plant Impact
study. Data were collected by investigators fro« 1971 to 1978
during their study of the Columbia Generating Station at
Portage/ Wisconsin. The data base presents a vehicle for
communication between the defined study and outside users. A
brief description of the data sets are provided. More extensive
documentation is provided in the EPA Ecological Research
Series/ descriptive manuals to be submitted to the National
Technical Information Service (NTIS) and as research briefs. The
specific sources of this data are two 500 megawatt units on line
during 1975-1978. Western coal with no scrubbers was used. Two
stacks at the plant were 600 and 750 feet in height/
respectively.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Gordon Chesters/Saya Shachara (608)
; Computer-related Anders Andren/Saya Shachao (608) ; EPA
Office Gary E. Glass (218) 727-6692 (FTS 783-9526)
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection Coal fired Steam Electric Power Plant
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
;129 307 CtfA ;11 conventional water ;41 CMA potential criteria 21
drinking water standards /54 TSCA assessment ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data Collection method ,;Concentration measures ;
Discharge points ;Disposal ^Health effects ^Location >Physical data
; Sampling date ;Site description ^Temperature ;Test/analysis
method ; Volume/mass measures ;Ulnd direction /iind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-71 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 12/30/83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;less
than hourly /hourly jdaily ^weekly >monthly ; quarterly /semi
annually ;annually /as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 29700000.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 3500000*
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 1 (Ol
(plant )2(chimneys).)
(NCS) Ho. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
1.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1<
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Columbia/
Dane/ and Suak Counties Wisconsin.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
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Accession No. 6407000109 (cont)
State ;County ;Congressional district ;Town/township ;ProJect
identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;Parent corp name ;Parent corp location ; Street
address
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ;Collection method documented jAnalysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 95.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Wisconsin Power and Light,
Columbia Generating Station/ Portage/ State agency Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources Contractor lab Dames & Moore/ Inc.
} University of Wisconsin-Madison
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting Wisconsin Power and Light
State agency Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Duluth, MN> Industrial
Environmental Research Lab-Research Triangle Park/ NC
Contractor lab Danes & Moore/ Inc.
Other federal agency U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
University of Wisconsin-Madison; various departments
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 (Clean Hater Act); Section V-Research Grant
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Impacts of Coal-Fired Power Plants on Local Groundwater Systems"
EPA 600/3-80-079; "Element Flow in Aquatic Systems Surrounding
Coal-Fired Power Plants" EPA 600/3-80-076? "Air Pollution
Studies Near Coal-Fired Power Plants" EPA 600/3-80-048, and 9
others. Twenty-six additional reports are being prepared.#
Anders Andren, Marc Anderson/ Nicholas Loux, and Robert Talbot.
1980* Element Flow in Aquatic Systems Surrounding Coal-Fired Power
Plants. EPA 600/3-80-076. 84 p.; Charles Andrews and Mary
Anderson. 1980. Impacts of Coal-Fired Power Plants on Local
Groundwater Systems. EPA 600-3-80-079. 203 p.; Darren Buchanan and
Frank Scarpace. 1980. Happing Vegetation Complexes with Digital
Color Infrared Film. EPA 600-3-80-054. 60 p.; Michael John
Jaeger. 1980. Predicting Effects of an Electrical Generating
Station on Wetland Passerine Birds. EPA -600/3-80-020. 25 p.;
Nate Tetrick and Brhard Joeres. 1980. Water Constraints in
Power-Plant Siting and Operation. EPA 600/3-80-077. 117 p.; John
Lech and Mark Me laneon. 1980. Uptake, Metabolism and
Disposition of Xenobiotlc Chemicals on Fish. EPA 600/3-80-082.
794
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Accession No. 6407000109 (cont)
141 p.; John Magnuson, Frank Rahel, Michael Talbot, Ann Forbes, and
Patricia A. Medvick. 1980. Ecological Studies of Fish Near a
Coal- Fired Generating station. EPA 600/3-80-078. 109 p.; Elin
Quigley, Jill Randall, Bruce Murray, and Alice D'Alesslo. 1980.
Citizen Concern with Power Plant Siting. EPA 600-3/80-004. 110
p.; Kenneth Ragland, Bradley Goodell, and ferry Coughlln. 1980.
Air Pollution Studies Near a Coal-Fired Pouer Plant. EPA
600/3-80-048«| Michael Patrick Shaver and Philip Page. 1980,
Local Land-use and Land Ownership Patterns Near a Pouer Plant.
EPA 600/3-80-021. 60 p.; John Magnuson/ Ann Forbes, Dorothy H.
BarrelI/ and Judy D. Schwarzmeier. Responses of Stream
Invertebrates to an Ashpit Effluent. EPA- 600/3-80-081. 150 p.;
Carel DeWinkel. An Assessment of Mind Characteristics and Mind
Energy Conversion System for Electric Utilities.
EPfl-600/53-82-066. 4 p.# Bruce H. Murray, Donald Kremmel, Jill
Randall, and Dianne Burgess. Public Attitudes toward the Visual
Impacts of Electric Generating Stations. 68. p; Kenneth H.
Ragland and Kenneth E. Uilkening. Immediate-Range Grid Model for
Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide and Sulfate Concentrations and
Depositions. 41. p; Kenneth E. Wilkenlng and Kenneth W.
Ragland. A User's Guide to the University of Wisconsin
Atmospheric S02/S04 Air Pollution Computer Model (UHATM-SOX). 103
p.; Barbara Bedford and Qrie Loucks. Response of
Carex-Dominated Wetlands to Altered Temperature and Flooding
Patterns.; Phillip Helrake and Glenn Hanson. Impacts of Coal
Combustion on Trace Elements in the Environment^- Th«iN*or<8
Tibbitts, Susan Will-Molf, David Olszyk, and David Karnowsky*
Impact of Air Pollution on Vegetation Near the Columbia Generating
Station.; Farrokh Albuyeh and James Skiles. A Simple Method for
Comparative Studies of Transmission-Network Planning. 159 p.;
Saya Shacham and Hilary McLellan. Full Documentation Abstracts
of the Data Base.; Sarah Wynn and Ralph Kiefer. Aerial
Photography and Ground Verification at Power Plant Sites.; Charles
Stearns, Leonard Dzamba, and Brent Bowen. Instrumentation,
Recording, and Processing of Meteorological Data Near Portage,
Wisconsin.; David Younkman and Bruce Murray. Environmental Impact
Analysis of Transmission Systems.; Orie Loucks. An Overview of
Environmental Consequences of Coal Combustion for Electric Power
Generation.; James Kitchell, Steve Lozano, and Dennis Rondorf.
Assessment of a Cooling Lake Ecosystem.; Dan Villard, Willard
Jones, and jay Benforado. Animal Responses in Wetlands Impacted
by Coal-Fired Generating Stations.; Thomas Smith, John Jenkins,
John Steinhart, Kathleen Briody, and David Schoengold*
Transmission Lines; Environmental and Public Policy
Considerations.; Utilization and Disposal of Fly Ash from Columbia
Generating Station. P. A. Helrake and G. Hanson; Plume Pollutant
injury to Vegetation. T. Tibbitts; Groundwater Quality Around a
Fly Ash Disposal Basin. G. Si in si man, B. Price, A. W. Andren;
The Impact of Ash Basin Effulents on Fish and Invertebrate
Communities. J. Magnuson and K. Webster.; Intermediate-Range
Model for Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide and Sulfate Concentrations
and Depositions. K. H. Ragland and K. E. Wilkening.; A Study of
795
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Accession No. 6407000109 (cont)
Atmospheric Deposition of Sub-micron sized Particles to Lake
Hater Surfaces Using PB-210. R. W. Talbot and A. Andren.; A
Study of the Chemical Composition of Particulate Emissions from a
Coal Fired Steam Plant as a Function of Differing Operating
Characteristics. C. Bauer, A. H. Andren, B. Price, and N* Knaebe;
The Amount and Chemical Nature of Vapors Emitted from a Coal Fired
Steam Plant. C. Bauer/ A- H. Andren, and B. Price; An
investigation of the Chemical Compositions of Organic Materials
Emitted from a Coal-Fired Steam Plant. C. Bauer, K. Vernmark, and
A. H. Andren; Hazardous Chemicals in Fish. J. Lech and M.
Nelancon.; Human Health Monitoring. M. Kanerek and J.
Quackenboss.ft Printouts on request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
alkalinity benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
aluminum<7429-90-5> benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ammonia<7664-41-7> benzo(g,!i,i)perylene<191~24-2>
anthracene<120-12-7> berylllua<7440-41-7>
antimony<7440-36-0> boron compounds<7440-42-8>
arsenic<7440-38-2> cadmlun<7440-43-9>
asbestos<1332-21-4> calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
barium 140<14798-08-4> carbon 14<14762-75-5>
796
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Accession No. 6407000109 (cont)
chloroform<67-66-3> oil and grease
chromium<7440-47-3> oxygen demand
chrysene<218-01-9> ozone<10028-15-6>
cobalt<7440-48-4> pH
copper<7440-50-8> phenanthrene<85-01-8>
cyanide<57-12-5> phenol<108-95-2>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3> phosphorus and compounds
dissolved oxygen <7723-14-0>
dissolved solids phasphoriss<7723-14-0>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78»7> polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
fluoranthene<206-44-0> potassium<7440-09-7>
fluorides pyrene<129-00-0>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l> selenium<7782-49-2>
hydrocarbons silver<7440-22-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6> sodiura<7440-23-5>
iron<7439-89-6> sulfates
lead<7439-92-l> sulfides
manganese<7439-96-5> sulfur dIoxide<7446-09-5>
mercury<7439-97-6> suspended solids
molybdenum and compounds thalliutn<7440-28-0>
<7439-98-7> titanium<7440-32-6>
naphthalene<9l-20-3> total suspended particulates
nickel<7440-02-0> uraniuni<7440-61-l>
nitrate<14797-55-8> vanadium<7440-62-2>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> zinc<7440«66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7429-90
-5; 7664-41-7; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
14798-08-4; 7440-39-3; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 7440-41-7;
7440-42-8; 7440-43-9; 1305-62-0; 14762-75-5; 67-66-3?
7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 53-70-3;
7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 118-74-1; 7439-89-6; 7439-89-6; 7439-92-1;
7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 7439-98-7; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 14797-55-8;
10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 7723-14-0;
7440-09-7; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 7440-23-5; 7446-09-5;
7440-28-0; 7440-32-6; 7440-61-1; 7440-62-2; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Chesters,G. ; Andren^A. ; Glass,G.E.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development*Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
797
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Accession Mo, 6407000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) lame of Data Base of Model: Information System for Hazardous
Qrganics In Water
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: ISHOW
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Mo specific media-no
monitoring data collected. Data Is collected from literat
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The ISHOW Data Base is
an interactive computerized management system for physical and
chemical property data and aquatic toxicity data ®n organic
chemicals. It was developed for the purposes ofs 11}
establishing an interactive computerized catalog of chemical and
aquatic toxicity data on organic chemicals in the Great Lakes
Watershed; (2) providing a means to systema tically evaluate
which data elements are either unavailable or unreliable; and,
(3) providing a readily accessible data base for
structure-activity correlation studies and environmental hazard
assessment*
(CTC) COiTACTSs Subject matter Dr. Oilman D. Yeitfa (218) 727-6692 Ex.
534 ; Conputer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Other data collection
from literature.
(SfA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Bases 43 air priority
cheraicals j!29 307 CHA ;11 conventional water ; 21 drinking water
standards ;9 potential drinking water ;29 drinking Hater monitoring
; 299 hazardous substances ;48 cancelled pesticides ;9 monitoring
pesticides
(NPP) Non~pollutant parameters included in the data bases Biological
data-aquatic toxicity ;Cheraical data ^Location |Manufacturer y
Physical data production levels ;Test/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-65 fO 10-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collections Not anticipated 1/83
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings monthly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: greater than
14000(Estiinated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(IMF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A)
(MOF) Huraber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
K/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) pollutant Identification data are: CAS registry number
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not based on lab analysis
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
798
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Accession Mo. 6407000110 (cent)
(EDT) Edlttings Edit procedures used but undocumented
(CBY) Data collected bys EPA labHERL-Duiuth jContractor- University 01
Minnesota^ Duluth
(&BY) Data analyzed by; Other-data isn^t analyzed since it's collected
from literature citings.
(IDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection! Fo statutory requirements
Data collection is from literature citations^
(OMB) Data coll acted/submitted using OHB-appcoved EPA reporting forms!
QQ
(REP) Forra of available reports and outputs of data bas«: • Unpublished
reports-ISHQM Manual
Printouts on request
(NDS) Number of regular users of data bases 100 Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development^Office of Environmental Processes and Effects
799
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Accession No. 6407000111
(DQ) Date of Questionairei 12-02-82
(NAM) Bame of Data Base of Model: Aquatic Information Retrieval
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: AQUIRE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Aquatic toxicity
information obtained from literature reviews
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: AQUIRE contains
information on the toxicity of any chemical (except oils) to
fresh and saltwater organisms (not including bacteria and
amphibians)* Acute, chronic, and bio accumulation effects are
included,, Published papers and final reports are reviewed and
Information on test conditions and results are entered into the
data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. Rosemarie C. Russo, Research
Director ; Computer- related Dr. Stephen J. Lozano (218)
727-6692 EX. 568; EPA Office Dr. Rosemarie C. Russ, ERL-Duluth, MM
(218) 727-6692 Ex, 572
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection - reviews of papers on aquatic toxicity
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;5 NESHAPS ;3 HID CAA ;129 307 CHA ; 11 conventional
water ;41 CHA potential criteria ;21 drinking water standards ; 9
potential drinking water ;29 drinking water monitoring ;299
hazardous substances ; 48 cancelled pesticides ;9 monitoring
pesticides j54 TSCA assessment } 16 Pre-RPAR }15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Biological
data ^Chemical data ^Collection method /Concentration measures }
Exposure data ^Salinity ^Temperature ;Test/analysis method
^Other-quality code
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 10-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 34,000(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in database: 12000
(INF) Data base includes: Summary or aggregate observations ;Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 2000
(NCS) Ho0 stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
H/A
(NOF) Humber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (M
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Other-bibliographic citation
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: OTHER-M/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Only
published data are entered.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab-Environmental Research Lab-Duluth, MM
jCoi5tractor Tracer Jitco* Inc.
(ABV) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Duluth/ MN
of Wisconsin- Superior, HI and College of St. Scholastics,
800
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Accession Mo. 6407000111
(cont)
Duluth, MN
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Mo statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is from literature citations.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories-ERL,
Duluth, HH, EPA-DfS-SPHERE
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: IAS ;EPA hardware POP 1170
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use permitted.
(UPOT) Frequency of data base master file up-date; Qther-Daily/hourly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: SPHERE
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SPHERE
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: ISHQW
t University of Minnesota-Duluth
(CMP) Completion of form:
Dr. Rosemarie C. Russo
OFC: EPA/ERL-Duluth/Research Operations
AD: 6201 Congdon Boulevard, Duluth, MM 55804
PH: (218) 727-6692 Ex. 572
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2000
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1950
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane<63
0-20-6>
if l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
\f1,2,2,-tetrachloroe thane
<79-34-5>
1, l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2~dibroraoethane<106-93-4>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
I, 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1, 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l/3,4-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,3-dichiorobenzene<541-73-l>
1^4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,4^5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol (TCP)
<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetlc acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2/4/5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TPX93-72-l>
2^4/6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2/4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2/4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
801
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Accession No. 6407000111
(cont)
2,6-dlnitrotoluene<606-2Q-2>
2-chloroethylvlnyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-cblorophenol<95-57-8>
2-fluoroacetamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4*-ddd(p,p'tde)<72-54-8>
4,4'-dde(p,p--ddx<72-5S-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresoK534-S2-l>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
DBCP (l/2-dibrorao-3-chloropropane)
<96-12-8>
EBDC's (ethylenebisdithlocarbamate
s)
EPN (ethyl p-nitrophenyl thionoben
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5>
OHPA (octamethylpyrophosphoramide)
<152- PCNB(pentachloronltroben2
ene)<82-68-8>
S/S/S-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthy lene< 20 8-96- 8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetyl broroide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acidity
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adlpic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chlorlde<107-05-l>
aluminum and compounds<7429-90-5>
aluminum sulfate
araltraz (Baara)<33089-61-l>
aramonia<7664-41-7>
amiBoniura acetate<631-61-8>
amraonlura benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
araraoniura bif luoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulfite<10192-30-0>
aiDiaonlum carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
araraonlum chloride<12125-02-9>
araraoniura chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium f luoride<12125-01-8>
amnonluffl hydroxlde<1336-21-6>
araaonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfaaate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide< 12135-76-l>
aaaonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thlocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
arayl acetate<628-63-7>
anillne<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachlor ide< 7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribroraide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trifluoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antiraony<7440-36-0>
aramite<140-57-8>
arsenic dlsulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
banvel-D<1918-00-9>
barium and compounds<7440-39-3>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benzac<50-3l-7>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
802
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Accession No. 6407000111
(cont)
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
berylliura<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)~ganraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319~84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)me thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth and compounds<7440-69-9>
boron and compounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
broBiobenzene<108-86-l>
bronochlorobenzene<28906-38-9>
brooodichloromethane<75-27-4>
broroomethane<74-83-9>
butachlor<23184-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadnium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadmium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane< 57-7 4-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chlocobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67*66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium and corapounds<7440-47-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l/2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bromide<7789-43>7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfawate<14017-41-5>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cuprlc acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cuprlc nltrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sultate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
ddd (tde)<72-54-8>
ddt<50-29-3>
deraeton<8065-48-3>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
803
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di-n-octyl phthaiate
dialkyl ethers
dialkyl phosphates
diallate<230 3-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibutylphthalate<84-74-2>
die amba< 191 8-00- 9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene< 25321-22-6 >
dichlorobromoraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoroniethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodomethane<594-04-7>
dichlororaethane<75-0 9-2>
dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
Hsixture<6003-19-8>
dIchloropropene<542-75-6>
dichlorvos<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
die thy 1 phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl nitrosaraine<62-75-9>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenyl ether<101-84-8>
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
diquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
eridosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylchloride<75-00-3>
ethylene dibromide
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
ethylparathion<56-38-2>
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric aomoniura oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fomsaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furaarlc acid<110-17*8>
furfural<98-01-l>
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iron and co»pounds<7439-89-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluorborate<13814-96-5>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
804
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Accession No. 6407000111
Ccont)
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
m-cresol
m-xylene<108-38-3>
malathion<121-75-5>
raaleic acid<110-16-7>
roaleic anhydrlde<108-31-6>
raaleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
manganese and compounds<7439-96-5>
raercaptodimethur<2032-65-7>
aercuric cyanlde<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
aercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<104l5-75-5>
mercury<7439-97-6>
me t hanea r s on at es
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl raethacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylethyl ketone<78-93-3>
raevinphos<7786-34-7>
»exacarbate<315-l8-4>
mirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monochlorobenzene<10 8-90-7>
monoethylam!ne<75-04-7>
monomethylamine<74-89-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
n-alkanes (clO-c30)
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaaine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethylaraine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62~75-9>
n-nltrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<9l-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitralin<4726-14-l>
nitrate
nitrates/nitrites
nitric aeid<7697-37-2>
nitriloacetates
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen and compounds<7727-37-9>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitrosoraethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
nltrotoluene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-aethoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-x y 1 en e< 9 5- 47-6>
oxygen demand
p-chloro-ffi-cresol<59-50-7>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene< 106-46- 7>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
PH
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
par aqua t<4685~14-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097~69-1>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachloroph€nol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56°0>
phenanthrene<85-01- 8>
phenarsaaine chloride<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-8Q-3>
phosphorus trichlorid@<7719-12-2>
80S
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Accession No« 6407000111
Ccont)
phosphorus <7723-l4-0>
phthalic acid«88-99~3>
piperoisyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polybroelnated biphenyls CPBBs)
polychlorinatea biphenyls (PCBs)
<1336-36-3>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichroiaate<7778--50-9>
potassium chromate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151~S0~8>
potassium hydroxide<13lO-58-3>
potassium periBanganate<7722~64-7>
po tass ium- ar sena te<77 8 4- 41 -0>
pronamide
pr opachior
propanil<709-98»8>
propargit«<2312»35~8>
propionic aeld<79-09~4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene ®xi§>
pyrene<129-00*0>
quinoline<91-22-5>
radium 226<13982~63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronneI<299~84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
nitcate<7761-88*8>
silver<7440-»22»4>
silv«x<93-72«l> •
siiaazine<122»34-9>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodiura arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodiuffl bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodiun biflu©ride<1333-83~l>
sddium bisulfite
sodium chronate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodiura dodecylbenzenesulfonaf@
<25155-30-0>
sodium f luoroacetate
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosnlfid«< 16721
sodium hydroxlde<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlor.ite<7681-52-9>
sodium miethylate<124-41~4>
sodluiB nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate^ dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate^ tribasic
sodium seIenite<10102»18-8>
sodiun<7440-23-5>
stobane<8001-SO-I>
strontiuis chroaiate<7789-06-2>
strychine<57-24-9>
sul fates
sulf ides
sulfur raonochl©ride<10025»67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93»9>
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetracliloroethylene<127«18-4>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49~3>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thalliura<7440«28»'0>
thlophanate nethyl<23564-05-8>
toluene <108-88-3>
total reduced
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichl@roethane< 25323-89- 1>
trichloroethyl@ne<79«-01-6>
trichlorof liioro»ethane<75»69-4>
triethanolamin® dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323«41-7>
trie thy lamine<121-44-8>
trlflur aline Ctref lan)<1582-09-8>
trimethyIaiaine<75~50-3>
trysben<50~31-7>
uranfl
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
¥anadyl sulfate«27774-13-6>
vinyl ac€tate<108-05«-4>
¥issyl chloride<75-01»4>
¥i:nflideim chlorlde<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
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Accession Mo. 6407000111 Ceont)
zinc aeetate<557~34-6> zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc ammonium chloride zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc borate<1332-07-6> zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc bromide<7699-45-8> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9> zinc<7440-66-6>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7> zirconium nttrate<13746-89-9>
zinc cyanide<5S7-21-l> zirconiu® potassium fluoride
zine fluorlde<7783-49-5> <16923-95-8>
zinc forraate<557-41-5> zirconiui sulfate<14644-61-2>
zinc hydrosu!£ite<7779-86-4> zirconiua tetrachlorlde
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6> <10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 630-20-
6? 71-55-6; 79-34-5? 79-00-5? 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1;
106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5? 563-54-2; 122-66-7;
156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 75-99-0; 95-95-4;
93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51^28-5?
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 640-19-7; 88-75-5;
79-46-9; 91-94-1; 205-99-2; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1;
101-55-3* 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 96-12-8; 2104-64-5; 78-48-8;
83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 75-86-5;
67^-64-1; 506-96-7; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 124-04-9;
15972-60-8; 309-00-2; 107-18-6? 107-05-1; 7429-90-5;
10043-01-3; 33089-61-1; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4;
1066-33-7; 7789-09-5? 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0;
506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0? 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8;
628-63-7; 62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1;
7789-61-9? 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0;
140-57-8; 1303-32-8? 1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3;
1303-33-9; 7440-38-2? 1332-21-4; 1912-24-9? 1918-00-9?
7440-39-3; 542-62-1; 1861-40-1; 17804-35-2? 50-31-7; 71-43-2;
92-87-5? 56-55-3? 50-32-8? 191-24-2? 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0?
98-88-4? 100-44-7; 7787-47-5? 7787-49-7? 13597^99-4? 7440-41-7?
58-89-9; 319-84-6? 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 92-52-4? 111-91-1? 111-44-4;
39638-32-9? 117-81-7; 542-88-1? 7440-69-9? 7440-42-8? 7726-95-6?
108-86-1? 28906-38-9? 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 23184-66-9; 123-86-4;
85-68-7? 109-73-9? 107-92-6? 75-60-5? 543-90-8? 7789-42-6?
7440-43-9? 7778-44-1? 52740-16-6; 75-20-7; 13765-19-0;
592-01-8? 26264-06-2? 1305-62-0? 7778-54-3? 1305-78-8?
133-06-2; 63-25-2? 1563-66-2? 75-15-0? 56-23-5? 118-75-2?
57-74-9? 7782-50-5; 108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
67-66-3? 74-87-3? 126-99-8? 7790-94-5? 2921-88-2? 1066-30-4?
7738-94-5? 10101-53-8? 7440-47-3? 7440-47-3? 10049-05-5?
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3;
14017-41-5; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 4170-30-3?
142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8; 814-91-5; 10380-29-7?
7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5? 506-77-4? 110-82-7?
72-54-8? 50-29-3? 8065-48-3; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 2303-16-4?
333-41-5? 53-70-3? 132-64-9? 84-74-2? 1918-00-9? 1194-65-6?
117-80-6? 25321-22-6? 75-27-4? 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2?
78-87-5? 8003-19-8? 542-75-6? 62-73-7? 60-57-1; 84-66-2?
807
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Accession No. 6407000111 (cont)
109-89-7; 60-51-5; 62-75-9; 131-11-3; 124-40-3* 25154-54-5*
25321-14-6; 123-91-1? 828-00-2; 101-84-8; 38622-18-3;
2764-72-9; 298-04-4? 330-54-1? 27176-87-0? 60-00-4? 1031-07-8?
959-98-8? 33213-65-9? 115-29-7? 7421-93-4? 72-20-8? 106-89-8?
136-25-4; 563-12-2? 100-41-4? 75-00-3? 106-93-4? 107-06-2?
75-21-8? 107-15-3? 56-38-2? 1185-57-5? 14221-47-7? 7705-08-0?
7783-50-8? 10421-48-4? 10028-22-5? 10045-89-3? 7758-94-3?
7720-78-7? 206-44-0? 86-73-7? 50-00-0? 64-18-6? 110-17-8? 98-01-1?
86-50-0? 1024-57-3? 76-44-8? 118-74-1? 87-68-3? 77-47-4? 67-72-1?
7647-01-0? 7664-39-3? 74-90-8? 7733-06-4? 193-39-5; 7439-89-6?
78-59-1? 78-79-5? 54590-52-2? 115-32-2? 143-50-0? 301-04-2?
3687-31-8? 7758-95-4? 13814-96-5? 7783-46-2? 10101-63-0?
10099-74-8? 1072-35-1? 7446-14-2? 1314-87-0? 592-87-0?
7439-92-1? 58-89-9? 7439-93-2? 14307r35-8? 108-39-4? 108-38-3?
121-75-5? 110-16-7? 108-31-6? 123-33-1? 7439-96-5? 2032-65-7?
592-04-1? 10045-94-0? 7783-35-9? 592-85-8? 10415-75-5?
7439-97-6? 72-43-5? 71-55-6? 74-88-4? 74-93-1? 80-62-6?
298-00-0? 78-93-3? 7786-34-7? 315-18-4? 2385-85-5? 7439-98-7?
108-90-7? 75-04-7? 74-89-5? 150-68-5? 84-74-2? 621-64-7?
55-18-5? 62-75-9; 86-30-6? 300-76-5? 91-2S-3? 1338-24-5?
7785-20-8? 7718-54-9? 12054-48-7? 13138-45-9? 7786-81-4? 7440-02-0?
4726-14-1? 14797-55-8? 7697-37-2? 98-95-3? 7727-37-9? 10102-44-0?
25154-55-6? 684-93-5? 59-89-2? 95-48-7? 90-05-1? 95-47-6? 59-50-7?
106-44-5? 106-46-7? 106-42-3? 30525-89-4? 4685-14-7? 56-38-2?
12674-11-2? 11104-28-2? 11141-16-5? 53469-21-9? 12672-29-6?
11097-69-1? 11096-82-5? 87-86-5? 127-18-4? 72-56-0? 85-01-8?
578-94-9? 108-95-2? 103-82-2? 298-02-2? 75-44-5? 7664-38-2?
10025-87-3? 1314-80-3? 7719-12-2? 7723-14-0? 88-99-3? 51-03-6?
1336-36-3; 10124-50-2? 7778-50-9? 7789-00-6? 151-50-8? 1310-58-3?
7722-64-7? 7784-41-0? 1918-16-7? 709-98-8? 2312-35-8? 139-40-2?
79-09-4? 123-62-6? 114-26-1? 75-56-9? 129-00-0? 121-29-9? 91-22-5?
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1? 10043-92-2? 108-46-3? 299-84-3? 83-79-4?
94-59-7? 12640-89-0? 7782-49-2? 7761-88-8? 7440-22-4? 93-72-1?
122-34-9? 7631-89-2? 7784-46-5? 10588-01-9? 1333-83-1? 7631-90-5?
7775-11-3? 143-33-9? 25155-30-0? 7681-49-4? 62-74-8? 16721-80-5?
1310-73-2? 7681-52-9? 124-41-4? 7632-00-0? 7S58-79-4? 7601-54-9?
10102-18-8? 7440-23-5? 8001-50-1? 7789-06-2? 57*24-9? 100-42-5?
10025-67-9; 7664-93-9? 72-54-8? 127-18-4; 78-00-2; 107-49-3?
7446-18-6? 7440-28-0? 23564-05-8? 108-88-3? 8001-35-2? 75-25-2?
52-68-6? 25323-89-1? 79-01-6? 75-69-4? 25167-82-2? 27323-41-7?
121-44-8? 1582-09-8? 75-50-3? 50-31-7? 7440-61-1? 541-09-3;
10102-06-4; 1314-62-1? 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6? 108-05-4? 75-01-4?
75-35-4? 1330-20-7? 1300-71-6? 557-34-6? 1332-07-6? 7699-45-8?
3486-35-9; 7646-85-7? 557-21-1? 7783-49-5; 557^41-5? 7779-86-4?
7779-88-6? 127-82-2? 1314-84-7? 16871-71-9? 7733-02-0? 7440-66-6?
13746-89-9? 16923-95-8? 14644-61-2? 10026-11-6
(CNH) Contact name(s); Russo,R.C.? Lozano? S. J» ? Russo,R.C.
(ROR) Responsible Organizations Office of Research and
Development*OffIce of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
808
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Accession No. 6408000201
CDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Mussel Hatch
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HUSHTCH
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Tissue Mussels: Mytilus
edulis and M. californianus; oyster: Crassostrea virginica
(AeS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
tissue residue analyses for four (4) pollutant classes in three
<3) mo Husk species (Mytilus edulis/ H. californianus and
Crassostrea virginica) collected between 1976 and 1979 in
coastal bays and estuaries along the Atlantic, Gulf/ and Pacific
coast lines at 108 stations. Sample frequency is annual uith
monthly data for Narragansett Bay (R.I.) and Bodega Bay (CA).
Pollutants include metals/ synthetic organics/ transuranics/ and
petroleum hydrocarbons. Histopathologic data from 1976 collection
included.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Dr. Donald K. Phelps (401) 838*4843
; Computer-related D
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 41 CHA potential
criteria
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Location /Sampling date ;5ite description /Temperature /
Shell measurements (partial) /analyzing laboratory
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-76 TO 12-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Anticipated 12/30/82
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: monthly ;annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 8000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 900.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 108.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
2.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source aonitoring): .
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
Coordinates latitude and longitude jProject identifier idate of
collection
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
is a research data base. Entries subject to revision.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samp1in
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base. Edit Remainder of date to be edited in
time.
(CBY) Data collected by: Grantee laboratories
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Grantee Laboratories
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
809
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Accession No. 6408000201 (cont)
CPR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AWT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is the support of an anticipatory
research program*
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases Publications
The Mussel Watch/ Environmental Conservation, V.5(2) 1978, pp.
101-125
Unpublished reports data summaries Hydrocarbons,
Polychlorinated Biphenyls, and ODE in Mussels and Oysters frota the
U.S. Coast, 1976-1978 - The Mussel Watch by Farrington, J.W.j
Risebrough, R.W.j Parker, P.L.; Davis, A«C.; de Lappe, B«;
Winters, J.K.j Boataright, 0«; Frew, H.M. October 1982,
TECHNICAL REPORT^ UV S. "Mussel Watch" 1976-1978! An Overview
of the Trace Metal, DDE, PC8, Hydrocarbon and Artificial
Radionuclide Data. Farrington, J.M.; Goldberg, E.D.?
Risebrough, R.ti.j Martin, J.H.? Bowen, ¥«f.|f Environmental
Science and Technology. In Press.# Hoods Hole Oceanographic
Institution Contribution No. 5211.S 0«S. MOSSEL HATCH:
1977-1978 Results on Heavy Metals and Transuranics. Goldberg,
E*D«; Koide, M»/ and Hodge, V. Scripps Institution of
Oceanography, La Jolla, California 92093 and Martin, J.H. and
Flegal, A«R. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, Moss Landing,
California 95039f Coastal and Continental Shelf Science* In
Press-#
CMOS) Wumber of regular users of data base: 5
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
participating laboratories
(CHF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data*
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Datman ;EPA hardware DEC 1170
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
CUPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Other No new data
collection to occur
CCM>) completion of forms
Robert R. Payne
OFC: Office of Research and Developnent, Environ. Research
Lab., Narragansett, R.I.
AD: South Ferry Rd.r Narragansett, R.I. 02882
PH: (401) 838-4843
(DF> Date of form completion: 09-15-80
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 3
(MCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Trace Metals (Ni, Ag, Zn, Am).Components of PCB's,
Cd, Pb, Cu) Artificial Hydrocarbons, DDE#
Radionuclides (239+240 Pu, 241
CCMH) Contact name(s): Phelps,D«K« °, Payne,R.R«
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Research Lab, Narragansett,
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United states
Environmental Protection
A gency
Information
Clearinghouse
(PM 211A)
Washington DC 20460
July 1983
Office of Administrations
Office of Management Information & Support Services
EPA ENVIRONMENTAL
DATA BASE AND
MODEL DIRECTORY
Volume 2 of 2
Part 2 of 2 (Page's 811 through 1625)
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R.I.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Developaent.Office of Environaental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6408000202
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Coastal Environmental Assessment
Studies
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CEAS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment ;Surface
water-estuarlne/marine ^Tissue Mercenaria mercenaria, Mytilus
Pseudopleuronectes americanus
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
tissue residue analyses for several species including Mytilus
edulis, Mercenaria mercenaria and Pseudopleuronectes aiaericanus
from both indigenous and transplanted populations exposed to
varying degrees of pollution in coastal and estuarine areas of the
United States. Sample frequency varies. Pollutants measured
include metals, synthetic organics, and petroleum hydrocarbons.
Biological effects are also addressed through histopathological
examination plus a number of physiological parameters* prin-
cipally Scope for Growth.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Donald K. P helps. Environmental
Scientist } Computer-related Robert Payne, ADP Coordinator
(401) ; EPA Office Robert Barles, Exploratory Research
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection - ambient and non-point source, sludge and dredge
spoil dumping
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included In the data base: Biological
data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures ^Exposure data ;
Location ^Physical data ^Salinity ^Sampling data ;Temperature ?
Shell measurements ? Organism weights ;Sex
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 TO 04-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ;monthly ;as
needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1200(Estimated}
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 200
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 15
(DCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
5
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National selected areas
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /City Coordinates - latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Ohcoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
CEAS is a research data base and entries are subject to revision.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available*
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(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab-ERL, Narragansett, R.I.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab-ERL, Narragansett, R.I.
Other federal agency-NOAA/NMFS, MlIford
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collections No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is for research purposes.
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB*-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
-Phelps, O.K. and tf.B. Galloway. 1979. The Use of Introduced
Species (Mytilus edulis) as a Biological indicator of Trace
Metal Contamination in an Estuary. In: Advances in Marine
Environmental Research. USEPA 600/9-79-035:26-37. Hiddous, J.L.,
O.K. Phelps and U.B. Galloway. 1981. Measure- ment of
Physiological Condition of Mussels Along a Pollution Gradient
in Narragansett Bay. Marine Environmental Research. 4:181-194.
Phelps, O.K. and H.B. Galloway. 1980. A Report on the Coastal
Environmental Assessment Station (CEAS) Program. Rapp. p.-v.
Reun. Cons. Int. Explor. Her./ 179:76-81. Phelps, O.K., H.B,
Galloway, F.P. Thurberg, E. Gould, M.A. Dawson. 1981. Comparison
of Several Physiological Monitoring Techniques as Applied to Blue
Mussel Mytilus edulis/ Along a Gradient of Pollutant Stress In
Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. In: Biological Monitoring of
Marine Pollutants. F.J. Vernberg, A. Calabrese, P.P. Thurberg,
H.B. Vernberg, eds., Academic Press, 335-355. Myers, Allen c* 1979.
Summer and winter Burrows of a Mantis Shrimp, Squilla eapusa, in
Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island (USA). Estuarlne and Coastal
Marine Science, Vol. 8, 87-98. Phelps, O.K. and A.C. Myers.
1977. Ecological considerations in site assessment for
dredging and spoiling activities. In: Proceedings of the second
U.S./Japan meeting on management of bottom sediments containing
toxic substances, October, 1976. EPA Ecological Research
Series, EPA 600-3-77-083. Phelps, O.K., Telek, G., and R.L.
Lapan, Jr. 1975. Assessment of heavy metal distribution within
the food web. In: Marine Pollution and Marine Haste Disposal,
pp. 341-348. Ed. by E.A. Pearson and E.D. Franglpane. Pergamon
Press, Oxford and New York. Bayne, B.L., Moore, M.N., Hiddows,
J., Livingstone, D.R. and Salkeld, P.N. 1979. Measurement of
the responses of individuals to environmental stress and pollution.
Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Set. B. 286, 563-81.
Unpublished reports - unknown at this time
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;EPA software: DATMAN ;EPA
hardware DEC 11/70
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Accession Ho« 6408000202 (cont)
<11097-69-l> dissolved oxygen
aluminura<7429-90-5> fluoranthene<206-44-0>
ammonia<7664-41-7> hydrocarbons
a«thracene<120-12-7> iron<7439-89-6>
benzo(a>anthracene<56-55-3> lead<7439-92-l>
benzo(g/-h^i)perylene<191-24-2> n-alkanes (clO-c30)
ben2o(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9> nickel<7440-02-0>
ben20ta3pyrene<50-32-8> phenanthtene<85»01-8>
cadalun<7440-43-9> polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
chlordane<57-74-9> <1336-36-3>
chromium<7440-47-3> pyrene<129-00-0>
chrysene<218-01-9> silver<7440-22-4>
copper<7440-50-8> vanadiu»<7440-62-2>
ddt<50-29-3> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data bases 11097-6
9-1? 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7? 120-12-7> S6-S5-3J 191-24-2? 207^08-9?
50-32-8; 7440-43-91 57-?4-9> 7440-47-3? 218-01-9? 7440-50-8?
50-29-3? 53-70-3? 206-44-0? 7439-89-6? 7439-92-1? 7440-02-0?
85-01-8? 1336-36-3? 129-00-0? 7440-22-4? 7440-62-2? 7440-66*6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Gallouay^M. ? Payne^S.
(COR) Contact organization: Robert Barles? Exploratory Research
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6409000106
(DQ> Date of Questionaires 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Environmental (Microbial
Populations)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(M£D) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water estuarlne
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Samples of inshore
surface films were collected using a membrane adsorption
technique* These samples were analyzed for bacterial
populations which were typically 10-100 tines greater than those
in underlying waters of 10 centimeters.
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Accession No. 6409000106 (cont)
Proceedings of International Biodegradation Symposium, 1976
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: No longer used
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: published
(DST) Form of data storage: none
(DAC) type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(CMP) Completion of form:
Al Bourquin
OFC: £PA/(ORD)/(OEPER)/(ERL-GB)
AD: Sabine Island Gulf Breeze, FL
PH: (904)932-5311
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-14-82
(CUM) Contact name(s): Bourguin,A.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Research Lab-Gulf Breeze
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Rese
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Accession No. 6409000107
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Models River Pollution by
Anticholinesterase Agents
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model! Effluents pesticide
manufacturers >Surface Hater Missouri and Kansas Rivers
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Pesticides disulfoton,
fensulfothion, azlnphosmethyl, and propoxur were detected by
GOffass spectronetrlc analysis at concentrations of 0.4-4 parts
per million in a pesticides manufacturer's effluent entering the
Blue River near its confluence ulth the Missouri River in Kansas
City, Missouri. Poisoning of fishes by effluent uas measured in
the laboratory and in the Missouri River by measuring
acetylcholinesterase Inhibition in brain tissue in July and
October, 1972.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter D. Coppage (202) 557-7484 ; EPA
CM-2 1125B (TS-769C) Nash*,
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection pesticide manufacturing
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data ^Concentration measures ^Discharge points j
Exposure data ;FIOH rates ^Geographic subdivision ;Location 7
Manufacturer ;Political subdivisions ;Sampling date ;Site
description ; Test/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-72 TO 10-30-72
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 10/30/72
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 5*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Missouri and
Kansas Rivers
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State jCity
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant location
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be an are: Four
pesticides measured in effluent at Kansas City, MO. 5 stations
monitored for fish poisoning on Kansas and Missouri Rivers in
1972 (July and October).
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ;Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
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Accession No. 6409000107 (cont)
(EOT) Edit ting; Edit procedures used and documented.
(CB¥) Data collected by; EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Gulf
Breeze
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Environmental Research Lab-Gulf Breeze
CIDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
CAUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended CClean Hater Act-CHA) Statutory authorization
is P L 92-516 as amended (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and
Rodenticide Act-FlFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB™approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Coppage, D.L- and T.E- Braidech "River Pollution by
Anticholinesterase Agents.*4 Hater Research (1976) vol. 10, pp.
19-24.
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
guthion<86-50-0>
fensulfothion<115-90-2> propoxur
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 298-04-
4; 115-90-2J 86-50-Oj 114-26-1
(CNM) Contact name
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Accession No. 6502000104
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
CHAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Epidemiology Studies (including
-CHESS*)
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Models Air ;Qther health status
questionnaires regarding physiologic measures
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Models The data base includes
questionnaire responses from population surveys of health
status, such as: acute respiratory disease incidence, chronic
respiratory disease prevalence/ and asthma attack frequency;
physiologic monitoring, such as ventilatory function; personal
information on demographic, socio-economic characteristics; and
ambient air quality data*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Villiam Nelson (919)541-2330 ;
Computer-related Gerald
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Accession No. 6502000104 (cent)
Contractor lab several contractor labs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
ozone<10028-15-6> total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-Oj 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNN) Contact name(s): Nelson, H. ; Nehls,G. ; Cortesi,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization; Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Health Research*Health Effects Search La
820
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Accession No. 6502000105
(DQ) Date of Questions!re: 12-02*82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Clinical Laboratory for Evaluation
and Analysis of Noxious Substances/Clinical Research
0ther physiological performance
tABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: The data base includes
test subject physical and medical status/ environmental exposure
measurement and control data, environmental facility operational
status, physiologic function measurements* results of
biochemical and immunelogical blood analyses, instrument
calibration data, and quality assurance audit results.
(CTC) COMTACTS: Subject natter Walter L. Crider (919) 541-2872;
Computer-related Walter
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
exposure atmospheres
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
?3 HID CAA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ;Chemical data /Collection method }Concentration measures ;
Exposure data ;Flou rates ;Health effects ^Physical data ;Sampling
date ; Temperature ;Volume/mass measures ;physiologic performance
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-77 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
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Accession No. 6502000105 (cont)
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: BO
(AUT) Authorization for data collections statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended (Clean Air Act - CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
CREP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Effects of Air Pollutants on Human Cardlopulaonary Function
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base! 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base; EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of datas Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software set of individual programs
with no system name ; EPA hardware DEC PDP-11/40
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Robert E. Lee
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(QHR)/(HERL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541^2283
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 6
(NCftS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
acid mist ozone<10028-15-6>
carbon raonoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446~09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0} 10102-44-Oj 10028-15-6? 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Crider,M.L« J Crider/W.L. }
Cortes1*R.
(KOR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Health Research,Health Effects Search La
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Accession No. 6502000106
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Mortality Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other No Specific
Media-death records from National Center for Health Statistics
(ABS) fibstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base includes
all O.S. cancer deaths for the years 1950-1961 and all deaths for
the years 1962-1978*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Wilson B« Riggan (919) 541-26741
Computer-related John V
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other cancer
related death records
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(MPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Political
subdivisions ;Population demographics ^Health Effects: Death
records
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-50 TO 12-31-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/31/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings Other annual death
records
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 35000000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/&.)
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: QA
procedures documented
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency U.S. National Center for
Health Statistics
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other federal agency U.S. National Center for
Health Statistics
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is used to support Health Effects
Research Laboratory research.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
several publications
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
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university
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/UKIWAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Mortality Studies Support
MIDS:6502200106 ;individual computer tap
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base no
longer being updated
(CMP) Completion of form:
William Nelson
OFC: EPA/
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Accession No. 6502000108
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Karae of Data Base of Model: Population at Risk
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: POPATRISK
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;0ther climatology
>0ther death records census population records ; No specific
media
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: County level national
data base containing air quality/ death rate/ climatology/
socio-economic/ demographic/ and migration information. Air
quality includes 1974 means/ maxima/ and minima for 5 criteria
pollutants: total suspended particulates (TSP)/ sulfur dioxide
(S0<2>), nitrogen dioxide (N0<2»/ carbon monoxide (CO)/ and
ozone. Death records include 1969-71 age adjusted death rates
for 50 International Classification of Diseases-Adapted
categories by race and sex-
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter William Nelson (919) 541-2330 ;
Computer-related Jerome
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ^Elevation ;Health effects ;Political subdivisions ;
Population demographics ^Population density ^Precipitation ;Site
description > Temperature ;in-out county migration jfanlly income
;alcohol sales
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-69 TO 12-30-74
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/74
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other includes SAROAD
(Storage and Retrieval of Air Quality Data) 1974 air quality data
base.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000000.(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 6000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 60
00.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor System Sciences/ Inc. ;Other
federal agency U.S. Census Bureau/ Natio Health Statistics/
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration ; EPA
headquarters Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards.
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Accession No. 6502000108 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(ACT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support air quality health
effects research.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) For IB of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Population at Risk to various Air Pollution Exposures: Data
Base -POPATRISK- (EPA 600/1^78-051) also in National Technical
Information Service
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Research and Development
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: HCC/ONIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software System 2000 ;EPA
hardware UNIVAC 1100
CCHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base no
longer updated
(CMP) Completion of fora:
Hi 1 Ham Nelson
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OHR)/(HERL-RTP)/(BD)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: 919-541-2330
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended particulates
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 10102-44-0; 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CUM) Contact name(s): Nelson,W. ; Gerding,J.
(COR) Contact organization: Health Effects Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Health Research.Health Effects Search La
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Accession No. 6502000109
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Genetic Toxicology Information
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: GTDMIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ^Mobile source
emissions ;0ther complex chemical bioassays ; Other Not related to
specific media: pure chemicals also tested
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base is
designed to store data from genetic toxicology bioassays of
pollutants including complex mixtures and pure chemicals. The
data will include results from Genetic Toxicology Divisions
(GTD) research and GTD contractor bioassays. In addition,
results of biological tests reported in the literature will be
included on some chemicals. Pollutant parameters have not, as
yet, been defined for inclusion in the data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Barry Houard (919) 541-4689 j
Computer-related Carol
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
laboratory observations
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for developnent
(DPQ) Projected operational date of Data Base: 01-00-82
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 01-00-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: N/A.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 300,
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations >Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/ft.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base {source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source includes
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are; CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auratet None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Analysi
s method documented |QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? MO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBV) Data collected by: EPA lab Health Effects Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park ; Con tractor lab vario
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Health Effects Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park
Contractor lab various labs under contract to EPA
(TDL) Laboratory identification: YES
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Accession No. 6502000109 (cont)
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: refining and developing
bloassays
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base; Printouts on
request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/OHIVAC
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Genetic Toxicology Information
System MIDS:6502800904 ; EPA hardware UNIVAC 1100
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Carol Evans
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OHR)/(HERL-RTP)/(B0)
AD: Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
PH: (919) 541-2567
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Howard,fi. ; Evans,C.
(COR) Contact organization: Genetic Toxicology Division
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Health Research*Health Effects Search La
828
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Accession No. 6502000110
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model; Hunan Morbidity Costs of Air
Pollution in St. Louis
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Consists of records for
approximately 10,000 individuals residing in the urbanized area of
the St. Louis Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) who
were administered background and follow-up questionnaires during
overlapping 8 week periods between June 1978 and July 1979.
Principal background parameters concern demographics, income/
health insurance, occupation* residence* diet, exercise, sacking,
and baseline health status. Principal follow-up parameters
concern medical problems, disability, health services utilization,
and exposure to ambient pollutants and meteorological
conditions.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Michael D. Koontz (301) 424-9133
; Computer-related Michael D. Koontz (301 424-9133 , EPA
Office Alan P. Carlin (202) 382-5754
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 12-00-80
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost/economic
data ;Exposure data ^Health effects ^Location ; Population
demographics ^Temperature ;Wind velocity ;income ; health
Insurance joccupation ;residence ;diet ;exercise ;smoking ;
baseline health status
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 06-01-78 TO 07-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ,;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 25.
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region St. Louis
Standard Metropolitan Statistical area
(COB) Pollutant identification data are; Encoded
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Indiv
idual exposures assigned from closest local monitoring data to
their hourly locations for major activities (e.g. residence,
work, school) during an 8 week period; health effects over the
same period are reported by one respondent for each household
on a biweekly basis.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
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(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? ¥ES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis*
(PRE) Precision; Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base.
(EOT) Edittings Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency St. Louis City/County and
Southwest Illinois monitoring stations. Contractor Georaet
Technologies, Inc.
(ABY) Data analyzed byi No analysis has been done to date
(IDL) Laboratory identification: §0
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Special study
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement;
Data collection requirement Is intended to provide estimates of
economic benefits (from reduced morbidity) associated with air
pollution control strategies.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0158
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data bases 0
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of strategies Assessment and Special Studies/Office of
Research and Development.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access; Commercial software any software accepting
IBM EBCDIC character coding
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
as yet
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other one time
study only
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
SAROAD (Storage and Retrieval of Aeroraetric Data) data used in
constructing data base.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Michael D« Koontz
OFC: Geomet Technologies^ Inc.
AD: 15 Firstfield Road Gaithersburg, MD 20760
PH: 301-424-9133
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data bases 5
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 4
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0> sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
nitrogen dloxide<10102-44-0> total suspended partlculates
ozone<10028-15-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0; 10102-44-Oj 10028-15-6; 7446-09-5
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Koontz,M.D. ; Koontz^M.D. ;
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Accession No. 6502000110 (cont)
Carlin,A.P.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Health Research.Health Effects Search La
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Accession No* 6502000111
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Environmental Protection
Agency/National Institutes for Health C-13 NMR and Mas
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CIS C-13 NMR
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other No specific media:
pure chemical compounds
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The EPA/NIH mass
spectral library and C-13 NMR library are computer searchable
collections of mass spectra and nuclear magnetic spectra of pure
toxic chemicals and pollutants. They are part of the EPA/NIH
Cheffiical Information System (CIS). The aass spectral data base
contains more than 20,000 spectra and the NMR data base about
12/000 spectra of most chemicals including most, but not all, of
the chemicals indicated for this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. Steven Heller (202) 755-4938
; Computer-related D
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Cotbination/Other N/A
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;5 NESHAPS ;7 criteria NAAQS ;3 HID CAA ; 18
radioactive ;noise ;129 307 CHA ;41 CHA potential criteria ; 21
drinking water standards >9 potential drinking water >29 drinking
water monitoring ; 299 hazardous substances ;48 cancelled
pesticides ;9 monitoring pesticides ? 54 TSCA assessment ;RCRA
hazardous wastes }16 Pre-RPAR
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Test/analysis method
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-30 TO 11-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or samplings as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: (more than
32000)(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: (unknowi)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ^Reference
data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 1000
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
66
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
project Identifier
(fAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
library is accessible through the Management Information and
Data systems Division (MIDSD). Only a fraction of this data
originates in the Health Effects Research Lab-Research Triangle
Park (HERL-RTP)-none is stored as a data base there. Data
originating in HERL-RTP is contributed to the Chemical Information
System (CIS) in Washington.
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Accession No. 6502000111 (cent)
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Health Effects Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park ;various universities
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Health Effects Research Lab-Research
Triangle Park
various universities and research laboratories
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 92-516 as amended (Federal Insecticide/ Fungicide and Rodenticide
Act-FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using ONB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer
(HUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1000 or more
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software Telenet
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(DPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other
unknown-updates done by users
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems tihich use data base: Chemical
Information System (CIS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Nancy K. Wilson
OFC: EPA/(ORD)/(OHR)/(HERL-RTP)
AD: Research Triangle Park MC 27711
PH: (919) 629-2358
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 769
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 995
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
*0,0-diethyl phosphoricacidjO-p- <79-34-5>
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
Of,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl) l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
phoshorothioOsO-diethyl-s-(2- l,l-dlchloroethane<75-34-3>
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
phosphorodithioicacld l,l-dimethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos l,12-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane 1,2/3,4,10,10-hexachloro-ls4,4a,5,
<630-20-6> 8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5,8-endo,
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6> endo-dimetha
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6502000111
tetrachlorobenzerae<95-94-3>
l*2-dIbromo-3-chIoropropane (dbep)
<96-12-8>
l,2-dibronoetSiaise
l,2-dichlorobenz«ne<95-50*l>
lf 2-dichloroethane
If 2-dichloropropane<78~87-5>
If 2-dimethylhydr azine<540-73~8>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
If 2-tr ans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichloi:obejizene<120-82-l>
If 3-dichlor0benzene<541~73-I>
If 3-dichloropropene
l,3-dichlojropropylene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadiene<5Q4-60-9»
l#3-propane sulton®<1120-7l™4>
U4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
1, 4-dichlorob«nzeia«<106»46-7»
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
If 4-naphthoquInone<130-15->4>
l»{o-chloroph@nyl)thiOMi:ea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chloroban2oyl)-5-metho^y-2-
ai€thylindole-3~acetic acid
l-
l-
2^
2,
2,
2f
2,
2,
2^
2,
2^
2,
2*
2,
2^
naphthyl-2»thio«rea<86-88-4>
naphthyla»ine<134-32-7>
2-dichlojroproplonlc acid
<75-99-0>
3,4,6-tetrachlorophen©l<58«'90-2>
4^5-t amines
4^5-t esters
4,5~t salts
Af 5- tp ac I d es t ers
4,5»trichlorophenoK95-9S»4>
4,5-trichloropheisoxyacetic acid
(TX93-76-S>
4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72»1>
4,6-trichiorophenol<88~06-2>
4,7,8-tetrachIorodibenzo-p-
dioKin (tcdd)
4-d acid<94-75-7>
4-d esters
4-dichloro phenoKi 20 =83-2>
4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2^
4-d)<94-75-7>
2, 4-dithiobiu?et<54i-53-7>
2f6-dinitrotoluane<'606-20-2>
2-ac©tyla®lnof loursne .
2-chloro«thylvinyl ether
2-chloronaphthalea«<9i«58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-!-8>
2-f luoroacetamld® <1081 K640-i9-7>
2-nethyi-2«-C®«t!iflthio)prbpionalde
2-ndthylazlri4ina
2-nathyllactonitrii«<75-86-S>
2-naphthylamine<91»59-8>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-plcollne<109-06-8>
2-sec . buty 1-4^ 6-diniftrophenol
3,3-*-4lBethoxybenzidine<119*90-4>
butanone~d-CCBethylanlno)
car bony Doxiae
3 f 4-benzo f luo r ant hen©< 20 5-9 9-2>
3^4-dihydroxy«alpha-( methyl amlnb)
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloFOpropionitsrIle<542-76-7>
3~methylchoianthrene<56-49-5>
39196-18-4>
4,4'-methylen€-bis-<2-chloroanilln
4,6-dinitro~o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aninppyridine
4-bronophenyl phenyl ether
<101~55-3>
4-chioro-©-t©luIdine hydrochloride
4-chlorophenyi'phenyl ether
<70G5-72-«3>
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Ccont)
4-nitrophenol<100-02«-7> .
5-(aminoiBethyl)-3~isQxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99->55-8>
6- amlno-l^ 13^,2^8^8 a* 8fo-h«xahydro-
8-{hydroxyraethyl) 8»ai®thoxy-5-
Bethyl-earaba
7,12-diraethylb«i2(a)ant 7~
oxabicyc® I (2o2«l) heptane-2^3-
dicarboxylicacid<145~73-3>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<2Q8-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07»0>
acetic acid<64-19~7>
acetic anhydrid@<108~24~7>
acetone cyanohydsrin<75«-86^5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75~Q§-8>
acetophenone<93-86-2>
acetyl btomidQ<506-'96-7>
acetyl.chloride<75-36-5>
acid a1st
acrolein<107-02™8>
acrylaraide<79-06-i>
acrylic acid<79-lfi-7>
acrylonitrile<10?~13~l>
adipic acid<124-04-»9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00»2>
allyl alcohol<107-18»6>
allyl chlorlde<107-G5-l>
alpha/alpha-dine thylbenzylhydro-"
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha,alpha™ dimethylphenethylanine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chloroto!uene
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01~3>
alualnuffl<7429-90-5>
amitraz Cbaa«)<33089-61-l>
amitrole<61-82-5>
aBBonia<7664-4I-'7>
ammonium acetate<63i-6I-8>
amnonium benz©ate<1863-63~4>
ammonium bic
ammonium blchronate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifIuoride
ammonium btsulfite<10l'92-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
aranonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chlorid©<12125-©2-9>
ammonium chroffiate<7788-98»9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium flwosrlde
amnonium Ssf<3coxide<1336-21-6>
anooniua oxa|ate<1113-38-8>
asaonium picrate<131-74-8>
amnonium silicof luoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulf afflate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
afflBonium sulf ite
amonium tarts-ate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95™4>
amnonium thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
arayl acatate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
antiaoay pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribroraide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trlf luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
ant iaony<7 440-36- 0>
arafflite<140-57-!-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disuif ide< 1303-32 -8 >
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic t£ichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenle<7440»38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auraraine<246S-27-2>
a2aserine<115-02-6>
banvel«-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanlde<542-62-i>
bariuss<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benonyl<17804-35-2>
benz{c)acridine<225-Sl-4>
benzac
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzldine< 92-87-5>
benz©(a)anthracene<56~55-3>
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b«nzo
benzole acid<65-85-0>
ben2onitrlle<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<10Q-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium -dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)~gafflffla<58-89-9>
bhc^alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bisauth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
broil ine<7726-95-6>
broBoacetone<598-31-2>
broiBobenzene<108-86-l>
bromochlor ob enzene<2 8906-3 8~9>
broraodichlororaethane<75-27-4>
bronomethane<74-83>9>
bruclne<357^57-3>
bu tachlor< 23 1 84-66-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium btomide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadBium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide< 75-20- 7>
calcium chroma te<137 65-1 9-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01r-8>
calcium dodecylbenzeneaulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxlde<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxlde<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbony1 fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambucil<305-03-3>
chloraniK 118-75- 2>
ehlordan«<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobeuzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3> ;
chloronethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonlc acid<7790~94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chronic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromiu«<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dlchloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous broraide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous foraiate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
couaaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77--3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cuprlc acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
836
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(cont)
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cuprlc oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen bronide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
cyclophosphamide<50-18-0>
daunonycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
deraeton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylf1uorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propyinitrosamine<621-64-7>
dialkyl ethers
dialkyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazlnon<333-41-5>
dlbenzofa*h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzolCa^i)pyrene
dibroraochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicaiaba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dlchlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobrononethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiodome thane<594-04-7>
dichloroBethanc<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dlchloropropane<26638-19-7>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichloropropene<26952-23-8>
dlchlorvos (ddvp)<62-73^7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dlepoxybutane
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
diethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
diaethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dlnethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dlBethylaraine<124-40-3>
dieethylcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnitrosaraine<62-?5-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dlnitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenyl ether
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dipropylanine<142-84-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
ebdc's (ethylenebisdithlocarbaoate
s)
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<332!3-65-9>
endosulfan
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl aethanesulfonate< 62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbamate
ethylene dibroaide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichlorlde<107-06-2>
ethylene oxlde<75-21-8>
ethylene thlourea<96-45-7>
ethylenedlareine<107-15-3>
ethylenel«lne<151-56-4>
837
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(cont)
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluor ide<77 83-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid/ sodium salt
fluorotrichlororaethane<75-69-4>
forfflaldehyde<50-00-0>
fornic acid<64-l8-6>
furaaric acld<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57*3>
heptaehlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67«-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydlnethyl arsine oxide
<7S-60-5>
indeno (1/2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron and compounds<7439-89-6>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamlne dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
lcelthane
kepone<143-50-0>
laslocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arscnate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fIuoroborate<13814-96-5*
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead suliide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and eoapounds<7439-93~2>
lithiuB chromate<14307-35-8>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
n-xylene<108-38-3>
@alathion<121-75-5>
aaleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
oaleic hydrazlde<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mannade beta
•ate
melphalan<148-82-3>
mcrcaptodlniethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanlde<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0)
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanearsonates
methanethlol<74-93-l>
Bethanol<67-56-l>
methapyrllene<91-80*5>
nethomy1<16752-T?^5>
methojtychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonltrlle<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22*l>
838
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Accession Mo» 6502000111
(cont)
methyl chloroforra<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (nekK78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23~4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34«4>
methyl iodide<74~88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-i>
methyl m@rcaptan<74-93-i>
methyl roethacryiate<80-62-6>
raethyl parathlon<298-00-0>
tnethyithiouracil<56-04-2>
me vdnp hos< 77 86-3 4-7>
Kexacarbate<31i-18-4>
microbiology coliforra bacteria
rairex«2385-85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monaethylamine<75-»04-7>
monoraethylaraine<74-89-5>
monuroiK 150-68-5>
n^n-bls(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
aiine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl Phthalate<84-74-2>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n~ethylurea<759-73-9>
n*nitroso-n-fflethylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-raethylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nltrosodi-n-butylaraine<924-l6-3>
n-nitrosodi~n-propylaraine
<621»64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54«7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodiraethylaBine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nltrosomethylvinylamine
n°nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nltrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaraine<107-10-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sul£ate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612~5S-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557^19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440»02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nit ralinc 4726-1 4-l>
nltrate
nitrates/nitrites
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric ©xide<10102-43-9>
nitri loacetates
nitrobenzeneC 98-95»3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitr©sofflethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosofflorphollne<59-89-2>
nitrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cr©sol<95-48-7>
o-ffiethoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o>toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xyl@n«<95-47-6>
octanethylpyrophosphoramide (QtiP£>
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
raoles ethyl ene oxide
osmiuia tetroxide<20816-12-0>
Ozone
p-chloro-ffl-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p»dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p*diffiethylaBlnoazobenzene<60«*ll-7>
P-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p»xylene<106-42~3>
parafori&aldehyde<30525-89~4>
paraldehyde<123*»63*7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 Carochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochior 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochior 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochior 1248)
<12672-29-6>
839
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(cent)
pcb-1254 {arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93~5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronltrobenzene CPCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-S>
perchloroethylene< 127->18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01~8>
phenarsazine chlorid«<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dlchloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate 298-0202
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothloic acid/o/o-
dlwethyl ester/o-ester with n,
n-d Ine t hy Ib en z ene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sul£ide<13l4-80-3>
phosphorus trlchloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
photon emitters
phthallc acid<88-99-3>
phthallc anhydride<85-44-9>
plperonyl butoaide<51-03-6>
polybrofflinated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium bichromate<7778-50-9>
potassium chroroate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanlde<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium perraanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-!6-7>
propanil<109-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123»62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridlne<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
guinones
radiun 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
radon<10043-92-2>
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s,sys-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-S9-7>
secondary amines
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulf ide<7446-34-6>
seleniun<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
slma2ine<122-34-9>
sodium and conpounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichromate<10S88-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorlte<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate
sodium nitrlte<7632-00-0>
840
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(cont)
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate* tribaslc
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulf ide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfonaside
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025~67~9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127~18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitroraethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thailium<7440-28-0>
thioacetaraide<62-55-5>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8>
thiosemicarbazlde<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuram<137-26-8>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenedlamine<25376-45-8>
total reduced sulphur
total suspended particulates
tox3phene<8001-35-2>
trlallate<2303-17-5>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trlchlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
trlethylaraine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (tref lan)<1582-09-8>
trimethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitrobenzene<99-35-4>
tris( 1g 3- dibrooopropyl) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31-r7>
turbidity
uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uraniuffi<7440-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urcthane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid, ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<13l4-62-l>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidenc chloride<75-35-4>
xylene
xylenol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557*34-6>
zinc anaonium chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc broffiide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide
zinc f luorlde<7783-49-5>
zinc formate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
Zinc phosphide< 1314- 84-7>
zinc silicofluoride<16871^71^9>
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nltrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-9S-8>
zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
841
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Accession No. 6502000111 (cent)
zirconium tetrachlorJ.de
<10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45*
5} 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-41 57-14-7; 79-01-6; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7; 57*55-6;
156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1;
106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5;
93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9;
51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 205-99-2;
542-76-7; 56-49-5; 72-55-9? 50-29-3; 101^14-4; 534-52-1;
504-24-5; 101r5S-3; 316S-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4;
99-55-8; 145-73-3; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8;
309-00-2; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44*7;
20859-73-8; 10043-01*3; 7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7;
631-61*8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0;
1111-78-01 506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7;
62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9;
7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 140-57*8; 1327*52-2; 1303-32-8;
1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4;
1912-24-9; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 1918-00-9; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3;
i861-40-l| 17804-35-2; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9;
1S8-98-S; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207*08-9;
65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7; 98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5;
1787-49-7; 13597*99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-ri; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7;
542-88-1* 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 598-31-2;
108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 75-27*4; 74-83-9; 357-57*3; 23184-66-9;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 75-60-5; 543-90-8;
7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6; 75-20-7;
13765-19*0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8;
133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 7S-1S-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4;
75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01*4; 110-75-8;
67*66-3; 74-87*3f 107*30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5;
218-01-9; 156-59-2; 8007*45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77*3; 1319-77*3;
4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251--23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-5;
506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-S; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0;
20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621*64-7;
2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9; 189-55-9; 124*48-1;
14-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321*22-6;
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75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7? 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 26638-19-7;
26952-23-8; 62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7;
56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3;
79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 828-00-2;
38622-18-3; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1; 27176-87-0;
60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 7421-93-4;
72-20-8; 106-89-8; 2104-64-5; 136-25-4; 563-12-2; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 75-00-3; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 56-38-2;
100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 96-45-7;
107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0;
7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5; 10045-89-3; 7758-94-3;
7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0;
64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87*68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67*72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7;
757-58-4; 302-01^2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8;
7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 7439-89-6; 9004-66-4;
78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 120-58-1;
115-32-2; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2; 3687-31-8; 7758-95-4;
7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8; 7446-27-7;
1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0; 7439-92-1;
58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5;
110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 7439-96-5; 148-82-3;
2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8;
10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439-97*6; 74-93-1; 67-S6-1; 91-80-5;
16752-77-5; 72^43-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6; 78-93-3;
1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6;
298-00-0; 56-04-2; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7;
7S-04-7; 74-89-5; 150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 84-74-2;
70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7;
1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2;
103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 1338-24-5; 7785-20-8;
12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9;
7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 4726-14-1; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2;
10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0;
25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2; 95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5; 95-47-6;
152-16-9; 20816-12-0; 10028-15-6; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5;
106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 123-63-7;
4685-14-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9;
12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8;
87-86-5; 127-18-4; 72-56-0; 62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2;
696-28-6; 103-82-2; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2;
7664-38-2; 7723-14-0; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3;
7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6; 7784-41-0;
10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-^00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3;
7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 23950-58-5; 1918-16-7; 109-98-8;
2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107^12-0; 75-56-9; 114-26-1;
7S-56-9; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 110-86-1; 91-22-5; 13982-63-3;
15262-20-1; 10043-92-2; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 299-84-3; 83-79-4;
78-48-8; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 12640-89-0; 7446-34-6;
7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1;
122-34-9; 7440-23-5; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8; 10588-01-9;
1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4;
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62-74-8* 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0;
7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 7789-06-2;
1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025^67-9;
7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4; 127^18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5;
78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8;
29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5;
23564-05-8; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3;
25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1;
79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 25167^82-2; 27323-41-7;
121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1;
50-31-7; 66-75-1; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6;
11115-67^6; 1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4;
75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07^6;
7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5;
7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127482-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9;
7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2;
10026-11-6
(CNM) Contact nane(s): He Her, S. ; Heller,S. ; Heller,S.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Health Research.Health Effects Search La
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Accession No. 6503000108
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Health Effects Research
Laboratory-Cincinnati, OH Aggregate
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HERL-CIN
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking water ;Effluents
industrial, publicly owned treatment works ; Emissions water
reclamation plant ;Solid Haste ^Surface water lakes, reservoirs,
coastal. Influent Tissue humans, animals ;Qther mortality rates,
cancer rates
CABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: HERL Cincinnati's
project files cover nore than 300 research projects. Over
one-third of these include environmental measurement data.
Individual project data is reported in published reports and
sometimes incorporated in automated data bases maintained by
other laboratories. This summary covers the environmental
measurement data only.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter varies by project;
Computer-related varies by project
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection water supplies and mammals (primarily)
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Chemical data ^Collection method ;Concentration measures }
Exposure data ;Geographic subdivision ^Health effects ;Location }
Physical data ^Political subdivisions population demographics }
population density ;Sampling date ;Test/analysis method
jepldemiological
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 07-01-71 TO 09-30-61
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(PRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other varies by
individual project from very short term observa- tions to those
requiring several years.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 50000 or BOre.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (unknown.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 3000
(or more.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
103 (or more.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 18
4 (or more.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region varies by
project
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include;
varies by project
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: varies by project
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
base includes more than ISO studies each with difference
parameters/ area, period, and protocols. Quality assurance aspects
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of data.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for varies by project.
(PRB) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
varies by project Edit varies by project.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Health Effects Research
Lab-Cincinnati, OH (31%) ^Contractor lab various Contractor various
(24%) ;various grantees (25%) and cooperative agreements (20%)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Health Effects Research
Lab-Cincinnati, OH (31%)
Contractor lab various
Contractor various (24%)
grantees (25%) and cooperative agreements (20%)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirenent:
Data collection requirement is usually not—varies by project
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Published in
open scientific literature as project summaries and reports and
various unpublished reports.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 100 or nore
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
office of Toxic Substances, Office of Water and Haste Management
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
universities
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: principal Investigator
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other varies by
project
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
tfaterdrop D6404000110
(CMP) Completion of form:
James B. Lucas
OFC: Health Effects Research Laboratory
AD: U.S. EPA, 26 U. St. Clalr St., Cincinnati, OH 45268
PH: (513) 684-7359
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-07^83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 58
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 19
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
alkalinity asbestos<1332-21-4>
aerosols bacteria
alufflinum<7429-90-5> calcium
arsenlc<7440-38-2> carbon
artificial sweetners carbon raonoxide<630-08-0>
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carcinogens sludge
coal strontiun<7440-24-6>
coliforras sulfur
conductivity teratogens
diseases tin
drinking uater contaminants trace metals
endotoxin viruses
giardia uasteuater
hardness barlum<7440-39-3>
heavy metals benzene<71-43-2>
hepatitis cadraium<7440-43-9>
inorganics chlorine<7782-50-5>
magnesium chloroform<67-<-66-3>
methane copper<7440-50-8>
nicroorganisBS fluorides
Butagens formaldehyde<50-00-0>
organics iron<7439-89-6>
parasites lead<7439-92-l>
pesticides nitrogen<7727*37-9>
polyphosphates pH
rddionuclides potassiun<7440-09-7>
radium sodlua<7440-23-5>
reclaimed uater styrene<100-42-5>
silicon zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7429-90
-5; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 630-08-0; 7440-24-6; 7440-39-3;
71-43-2; 7440-43-9; 7782-50-5; 67-66-3; 7440-50-8; 50-00-0;
7439-89-6; 7439-92-1; 7727-37-9; 7440-09-7; 7440-23-5;
100-42-5; 7440-66-6
CCNM) Contact naroe(s): project,!*.; project^N*
(COR) Contact organization: Health Effects Research Lab-Cincinnati, OH
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Health Research.Toxicology & Microbiolog
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Accession No. 6606000506
(DQ) Date of Questionalrc: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Model: PRESTO
CACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PRESTO
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Ground water > runoff-
water from waste burial
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Accession No. 6606000506 (cont)
Uranium 238 <7440-61-1>
Carbon 14 <14762-75-5> Plutonium 238 <13981-16-3>
Cesium 137 <100 45-97-3> Plutoniun 239 <15117-48-3>
Iodine 129 <15046-84-l> Potassium <7440-09-7>
Iodine 131 <10043-66-0> Radiokrypton
Krypton 85 <13983-27^2> Radioxenon
Tritium <10028-17-8> Radium 226 <13982-63-3>
Uranium 234 <13966-29-5> Strontium 89 <14158-27-l>
Uranium 235 <15117*96-1> Strontium 90 <10098-97-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14798-0
8-4; 14762-75-5; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0;
13983-27-2; 10028-17^8; 13966-29-5; 15117*96-1; 7440-61-1;
13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 13982-63-3; 14158-27-1;
10098-97-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Broadway,J. ; Broadway,J. ; Broadway,*]*
(COR) Contact organization: J. Broadway
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Office of Radiation Programs.Eastern Environmental
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Accession No. 6606000507 (cont)
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Environmental Data Reports ; on-line computer terminal
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 300
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices,
Office of Radiation Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access; Hone
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA Lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System CAA, Hardnare PDF-I?45
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: NO
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA autoaated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
None
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # J. Broaduayff QFC: EERF/ Montgomery, AL
36193f AD: P.O. Box 3009, Montgomery, AL 36193* PH: (205)
272-34021
(DP) Date of form completion: 01-13-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 18
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0016
(MAT) Substances represented in data bases
Barium 140 <14798-08-4> Uranium 238 <7440-61-1>
Carbon 14 <14762-75-5> Plutonium 238 <13981-16-3>
Cesium 137 <10045-97-3> Plutonium 239 <15117-48-3>
Iodine 129 <15046-84-l> Potassium <7440-09-7>
Iodine 131 <10043-66-0> Radlokrypton
Krypton 85 <13983-27-2> Radioxenon
Tritium <10028-17-8> Radium 226 <13982-63-3>
Oranlum 234 <13966-29-5> Strontium 89 <14158-27-l>
Oranium 235 <15117-96-l> Strontium 90 <10098-97*2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 14798-0
8-4; 14762-75-5; 10045-97-3; 15046-84-1; 10043-66-0;
13983-27-2; 10028-17-8; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1;
13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7440-09-7; 13982-63-3; 14158-27-1J
10098-97-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Broadway,J. ; Broadway,J. ; Porter,C.R.
(COR) Contact organization: Eastern Environmental Radiation Facility
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Air, Noise and
Radiation.Offlee of Radiation Programs-Eastern Environmental
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Accession Ho. 7103000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Chemical Substances Information
Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CSIN
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other CSIN to allow access
to rcany kinds of existing resources carrying data and
information on all the media*
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: CSIN provides a
coordinated approach to the identification* location* accessing*
processing* and analysis of data and information on eheaieal
substances and ho« they Impact humans and other compartments of
the environment. The HetMork allows and encourages user
interaction with data and information resources which are
geographically scattered and available in systems which are
Independent and autonomous for its computers and software selected.
Most of the complex interfacing steps previously required to make
use of such computerized information resources have been made
transparent to the user*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Sidney Siegel (202)382-2256;
Computer-related Dr. Sidney Siegel (202)382-2256 } EPA Office
Office of CSIH Administration (202)382-2256
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other CSIN
offers access to many data bases carrying data & information from
various sources.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational Prototype fora*
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 11-01-81
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals }5 NESHAPS ?7 criteria IAAQS ,3 HID CAA * 18
radioactive jnoise ^129 307 CBA ;11 conventional Hater ;41 CWA
potential criteria ; 21 drinking water standards ;9 potential
drinking water ;29 drinking water monitoring > 299 hazardous
substances >48 cancelled pesticides ;9 monitoring pesticides }
54 TSCA assessment ;RCR& hazardous wastes >16 Pre-RPAR ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data jCheraical data /Collection method /Compliance data ;
Concentration measures >Cost/economic data ^Discharge points /
Disposal ^Elevation ^Exposure data ;Flow rates ^Funding data }
Geographic subdivision ^Health effects ;Industry ^Inspection data ;
Location }Manufacturer }Physical data ^Political subdivisions ;
Population demographics |Population density ^Precipitation
^Production levels 1 Salinity jSampling date |Site description
;Temperature >fest/analysis method } Treatment devices /Use
;Volufne/ieass measures ;Mind direction j Wind velocity ^Presence
of data elements varies by resource (data base)
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 01-01-70 ffl 01-30-83
(TRM) Termination of data collections Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other frequency of
collection* sampling* updating dependent on rate established by
each information resource accessible through the network*
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 25 million(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data bases 2.5-5.0
(million)
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Accession So. 7103000901 (cont)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations varies by resource/data
base
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 8-10
(resources)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
7
(NOF) Number of facilities covered In data base {source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International ;National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State jCounty ^Congressional district ;SMSA fCity ;Town/township j
Street address ^Coordinates ;Project identifier ^varies by
resource/data base
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility narae
;Plant location ;Parent corp naae jParent corp location ; Street
address ;SIC code ;Dun Bradstreet ;SCC jNPDES ^Program identifier }
varies by resource/data base
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: the
prototype, operational "81, Includes NLM (Medlars Chemline, etc*)
CIS CAS-QN-LINS, SDC(ORBIT), HACS, Conditional uith DIALOGUE,
BRS, ETIS,HAZARDLIME, TDHS, & PROPHET. 5-7 additional resources
Mill be added in calendar '83. For each resource accessable
through the network usually a statement made when its system is
first accessed will speak to differences in periods of
sampling, numbers of observations, experimental protocols, quality
assurance procedures followed & levels of documentation, etc.
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: ORB
Guidelines ;Saapling plan documented ^Collection method documented
; Analysis method documented ;QA procedures documented € Above
varies by resource/data base.)
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory but varies by data base.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates partially exist for
some resources/data bases Edit for some resources, not for
others.
(C8Y) Cata collected by: Self reporting ;Local agency ;State agency
^Regional office ; EPA lab ^Contractor lab ^Contractor Bother
federal agency }EPA headquarters > collector varies by
resource/data base
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
Local agency
State agency
Regional office
EPA lab
Contractor lab
Contractor
Other federal agency
EPA headquarters
analyzer varies by resource/data base
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
853
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Accession No. 7103000901 (cont)
(ADT) Authorization foe data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 94-469, Sections 10 & 25. Each resource has its own
authorization.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved SPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
overview documents, technical user documents, CSXfi Directory
Unpublished reports
printouts on request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
Outputs available vary by resource/data base.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data bases 10-50 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Pesticides and foxic Substances Office of Toxic
Integration
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
Industry, academia, and other nations.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and 1 inits on access: Limits on access
Hithin EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor ;EPA lab ;Regional
office JNCC/UHIVAC ;NCC/IBM ^Headquarters office ; State agency
;0ther federal agency ;varies by resource/data base.
(DST) form of data storage: Magnetic tape ;Magnetic disc
;Hicrofich/film ^Original form (hardcopy, readings) varies by
rescurce/data base
CDAC) Type of data access: EPA software MIDS:7500000901 ;data
identified, located & accessed through the end.
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other varies by
resource/data base.
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Chemical
Information System (CIS), Chemicals in Commerce Information System
(CICIS)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Storage and Retrieval of Hater Quality and Related Data
(STOREf),GEMS
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Natio
nal Library of Medicine - bibliographic files (NLM), Toxicology
Data Management System (TDMs), Chemical Regulations and
Guidelines System (CRGS), PROPHET (National Institutes of Health)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Dr. Sidney Siegel
OFCS EPA/(OPTS)/(OTI)/(OSA)
AD: 401 M Street, S.W. (TS-793) Washington, D.C. 20460
PHS (202)382-2256
(DF) Date of fora completion: 01-20-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 776
854
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Accession No. 7103000901
(cent)
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers
{MAT) Substances represented in data
~0, 0-diethyl phosphoricacid,0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<3ll-p45-5>
0,0-diethyl-O-(2-pyrazinyl)
phoshorothioO,0-diethyl~s-(2-
ethylthio)ethyl)ester of
phosphorodithioicacid
0/0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of phos
If Ifif2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
l,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55*6>
1,1,2, 2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-QO-5>
l,l-dichioroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-dimethylhydrazine<57-14-7>
l,12-trichloroethene<79-01^6>
l,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro~l,4, 4a,5,
8, 8a-hexahydr o-l, 4:5, 8-endo,
endo-dimetha
l/2^4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
ls2,4,S-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l/2-dlbromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
If 2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
If2-dichlorobenzene< 95-50-l>
if2-dichloroethane<107^06-2>
l/2-dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
If2-diethyIhydrazine<1615-80-l>
1,2-dimethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
1*2-diphenylhydrazlne<122-66-7>
l,2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1, 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
if3-dlchloropropene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadlene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
if4-dlchloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
l,4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl}-5-aetlioxF-2-
methylindole-3-acetlc acid
in data base: 724
base;
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
14-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylaiBine<134-32-7>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid
<7S-99-0>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2,4,5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4y5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4/5-trichlorophenoxyproplonic
acid CfPX93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2r4-d acid<94-75-7>
2f4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d><94-75-7>
2/4-diaiethylphenol<105-67-9>
2r 4-dinitrophenol<51-r28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2f4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-acetylamlnoflourene
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetamide (l081)<640-19-7>
2-Bethyl-2-(fflethylthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(inethylcarbonyl)oxime
<80-62
-6>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthyla«ine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-S>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picolice<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
855
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2-sec butyl— 4, 6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-diffiethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3'-diinethyl-Ufflethylthio}-2-
butanone-Q- (( methyl am ino)
carbonyDoxime
3,3*-difflethylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3, 4-dihydroxy-alpha-(nethylamino)-
methyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-ffl€thylchol anthrene<56-49-5>
39196- 18-4>
4,4--ddd
4,4--ddt<50-29-3>
\f 4*-raethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dlnitro-o-cresoK534-52-l>
4-Amlnopyridine<504-24-5>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(afflinoraethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<27 63-96- 4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine< 99-55- 8>
6-aaino-l, la^2^8,8a,8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl)8-ffiethoxy-5-
methyl-caraba
ac«naphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
ace tone<67-6 4-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
ac€tophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acid mist
acidity
acrolein<107~Q2-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107*13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
alpha, alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha, alpha-dimethylphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulf ate<10043-01-3>
alufflinuni<7429-90-5>
ainitraz
amitrole<61-82-5>
amionia<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammoniura bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammoniun bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bifluoride<1341-49^7>
ammonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbaffiate
ammonium cacbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
aeaoniun citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammoniura fluoride< 121 25-01- 8>
amnonium hydroxlde<1336-2l-6>
aaanoniuB oxalate<1113-38-8>
araraoniura picrate<131-74-8>
amnonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfamate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
anmoniun tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
arayl acetate<628-63-7>
anillne<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
antimony tribromide<7789^61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trlf luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
araoite<140-57-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
856
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Accession Ho. 7103000901
(cont)
arsenic dlsulf id«K1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide< 1303-28- 2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-3 8-2>
asb€stos<1332-21-4>
atrazine
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaser ine
banvel-d
barium 140<1 4798-08- 4>
bariuai cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benz{c)acridine<225-51~4>
benzac
benzal chloride<98-87*3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h/i)perylene<191~24-2>
benzo
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonitrile<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49»7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-4l-7>
bhc (lindane)-ganua<58~89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy>nethane
br0«is«K7726-9S-6>
bro«oacetone<598-31-2>
bisC2-chloroethyl)ether
bis ( 2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthaiate
bis
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42*8>
broiBochlorobenzene<28906-38-9>
bre«©dichloroiBethane<75-27-4>
brofflonethane<74-83-9>
&rucine<357~57-3>
butachlor<2318 4-66- 9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyla«ine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadraium aeetate<543-90-8>
cadaiuBi bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmiuffi chloride
cadmiua<7440-43-9>
calclun arsenate<7778-44-l>
calciun arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calciun chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calciuio hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calciun oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
c ar baryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon 14< 147 62-7 5-5>
carbon disulf ide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbon?/! £luoride<353-50-4>
cesium 137<10045-97-3>
cnlorai<75-87~6>
chloraBbucil<305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chl oroacetaldehyde<10 7-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibrono«ethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorof iuorocarbons
chloroforffl<67--66-3>
chloro«ethane<74-87-3>
857
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chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonlc acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30~4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chronic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chroraiura<7440-47-3>
chrcroous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cls-l,2-dichloroethylene
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous bronilde<7789-43~7>
cobaltous forraate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
couBaphos< 56-72- 4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<13!9-77-3>
crotonaldehyde< 4170-30 -3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cuprlc acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chlorid«<7447-39-4>
cup tic nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cuprlc sul fate aoiaoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazlne<2172S-46-2>
cyanide<57-12'5>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohex anon e< 108- 94-l>
cyclophosphajalde<50-lB-0>
daunomycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)
ddt
de«eton<8065-48-3>
di-isopropylfiuorophosphate
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117^84-0>
dl-n-propylnitrosanine<621^64-7>
dialkyl ethers
dialkyl phosphates
dlallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333~41-5>
dlbenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189-55-9>
dibroiBochloroRiethane<124-48-l>
dibrorao«ethane<74-95-3>
dlbutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<19I9-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzane<25321-22-6>
dichlorobroaomethane<75-27-4>
dlchlorodifluoromethan«<75-7l-8>
dichloroiodonethane<594-04-7>
dichloronethane<75-09-2>
dlchlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<26638-19-7>
dlchloropropene-dlchloropropane
mixture
dlchloropropene<26952-23-fi>
dichlorvos (ddvp><62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylaaine<109-89-7>
diethylstllfoestrol<56-53-l>
dlhydrosafrole<94-58-6>
difflethoate<60-51-5>
dieethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dlnethyl sulfate<77*78-l>
diaiethyla«ine<124-40-3>
diaethylcarbaiBoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
di«€thylnitrosaBine<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154~54-5>
dinltrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane
dioxin
diphenyl ether<101-84-8>
diphenylhydrazine<38622-18-3>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonlc acid
<27176-87-0>
858
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Accession No. 7103000901
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ebdc's ( ethy leneblsdithiocarbanate
s)
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl wethacrylate<97~63-2>
ethyl aethanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbanate
ethylene dlbroaide (edb)
ethylene dichloride
ethylene oxide<7S-21-8>
ethylene thlourea< 96-45* 7>
ethylenedianine<107-15-3>
ethyleneinlne<151-56-4>
fecal coUform
ferric aoiBoniuB citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<1042l-48-4>
ferric sul f ate < 100 28-2 2-5>
ferrous amnoniua sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sul fate<77 20-7 8-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
f luorotrichloronethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde< 50-00 -0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
funaric acid<110-17-8>
furfural<98-01^1>
glycidyl aldehyde
gross alpha
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77*47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58-4>
hydrazlne<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrochloric acid<7647-01 H»
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno
iodine !29<15046-84-l>
iodine 13K100 43-66-0 >
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolanine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
krypton 85<13983-27-2>
laslocarpine<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chlorlde<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
859
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Accession No. 7103000901
(cent)
llndane<58-89-9>
lithium and co»pounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
malathion<121-75-S>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
Hialeic anhydride<108-3l-6>
aaleic hydrazide<123-33-i>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mannade beta
mate
melphalan<148-82-3>
raercaptodimethur<2Q32-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thlocyanate<592-85-8>
nercurous nitrate<10415-7§-5>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanearsonates
methanethlol<74-93-l>
raethanol<67-56-l>
raethapyrilene<91-80-5>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroforn<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
methyl hydrazlne<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthlouracll<56-04-2>
raevlnphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
microbiology collform bacteria
nirex<2385-85-5>
molybdenum and c ompoun ds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylamine<75-04-7>
mononethylamine<74-89-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
n,n-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
mine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohoi<71-36-3>
n*butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidl
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nltroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n*butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodlethanolamlne<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodlmethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenyla«ine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylanine
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolldine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propyla«ine<107-10-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel asaoniuB sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloriae<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sul£ate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitralin<4726*14-1>
nitrate<14797*55-8>
nitrates/nltr ites
nitric acld<7697-37-2>
nitric oxlde<10102-43-9>
nitriloacetates
nit robenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nltrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitropheuol<25154-55-6>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosoBorpholine<59-89-2>
nltrotoluene
nonaphthalene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
860
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Accession No. 7103000901
(cont)
o-xy lene<9 5- 47-6>
oc tame thy Ipyrophosphor amide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
oxygen demand
ozoue<10028-15-6>
P-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
P-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene< 106-46-7>
p- dine thy 1 aminoazobenzene< 60-ll-7>
P-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
PH
paraforaaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde< 123-63-7>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
parathioiK 56-38- 2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 {arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCHB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
per thane <7 2- 56-0 >
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
pheuol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylraercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate 298-0202
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosophorothlolc acid,0,0-
dinethyl ester^o-ester tilth n/
n-dimethylbenzene
phosphine<7 80 3-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<13l4-80-3>
phosphorus tcichloride<7719-12-2>
photon emitters
phthalic acld<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
plperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
plutoniua 238<13981-16-3>
plutonluK 239
polybronlnated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorlnated biphenyls (PCBs)
potasslua arsenate<7784-41-0>
potasslufl arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassiua bichro*ate<7778-50-9>
potassiuo chronate<7789-00-6>
potassiua cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiua hydroxlde<1310-58-3>
potassiun permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassiuB silver cyanide<506-61-6>
potasslua<7440-09-7>
pronaraide<23950-5 8-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanil<109-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-5>
quinones
radiokrypton
radioxenon
radium 226<13982-63-3>
radium 228<15262-20-1>
radon<10043-92-2>
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorclnol<108-46-3>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
saccharln<81-07-2>
861
-------
Accession No. 7103000901
(cont)
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selenlous acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulfide<7446-34~6>
selenium<7782-49-2>
selenourea<63Q-10-4>
silver cyan!de<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazine<122-34-9>
sodium and conpounds<7440-23-5>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichromate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluorlde<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631^90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-li-3>
sodium cyanide<143~33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide
sodium hydroxlde<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium raethylate<124~41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate* tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodiun selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin<18883-6€-4>
strobane<8001-50-l>
strontium 89<14158-27-1>
strontium 90<10098-97-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfates
sulfides
sulfonamide
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulf uric acid<7664*93-9>
su s p ended so1i ds
tde<72-54-8>
terpenes
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloronethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitroaethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102~45~l>
thallium selenite
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thallium<7440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiophanate raethyl<23564-05-8>
thioseaicarbazlde<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thluram<137-26-8>
titaniuffi<7440-32-6>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenedlaiEine<25376-45-8>
total reduced sulphur
total suspended particulates
toxaphene<6001-35-2>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tribromo«ethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<2S323-89-l>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoromethane<7S-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trlchlorophenol CfCP}<25167-82-2>
triethanolanine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-9>
trimethylamine<75-50-3>
trinitroben2ene<99-35-4>
trisC2,3-dibromopropyl)phosphate
<126-72-7>
tritiu«<10028-l7^8>
trypan blue<72-57*l>
trysben<50-31-7>
turbidity
uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uranium 234<13966-29-5>
862
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Accession No. 7103000901 (cont)
uranium 235<15117-96-l> zinc borate<1332-07-6>
uranium 238<7440-61-1> zinc bcomide<7699-45-8>
uraniun<7440-61-l> zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3> zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4> zinc cyanide
urethane<51-79-6> zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
vanadic acid* ammonium salt zinc fornate<557-41-5>
<11115-67-6> zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
vanadium pentoxtde<1314-62-l> zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
vanadium<7440-62-2> zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6> zinc phosphlde<1314-84-7>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4> zinc silicofluoride<16871-7l-9>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
vinylldene chlorlde<75-35-4> zlnc<7440-66-6>
xylene<1330-20-7> zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
xylenol<1300-71-6> zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zinc acetate<557-34-6> zirconium tetrachloride
zinc ammonium chloride <10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 311-45-
5j 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4;
57-14-7; 79-01-6; 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8; 122-66-7;
57-55-6; 156-60-5; 120-82-1; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1;
106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5;
93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67^9; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 110-75-8;
91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-89-5; 640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8;
75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7;
88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 205-99-2; 542-76-7;
56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1? 504-24-5;
101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8;
83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7; 75-86-5; 67-64-1;
75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 15972-60-8; 309-00-2; 107-18-6;
107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7; 20859-73-8; 10043-01-3;
7429-90-5; 33089-61-1; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4;
1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0; 506-87-6;
12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0; 12125-01-8;
1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7; 62-53-3;
120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9;
7783-56-4; 1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-32-8;
1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 1918-00-9;
147S8-08-4; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3; 1861-40-1; 17804-35-2;
225-51-4; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-87-5; 56-55-3;
50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7; 98-88-4;
100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597^99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9;
319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 92-52-4; 111-91-1; 111-44-4;
39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6;
598-31-2; 108-86-1; 28906-38-9; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 357-57*3;
863
-------
Accession No. 7103000901 (cont)
23184-66-9; 123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 75-60-5;
543-90-8; 7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6;
75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0;
7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2;
14762-75-5; 75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4; 10045-97-3;
75-87-6; 305-03-3; 118-75-2; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01-4; 110-75-8;
67*66-3? 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5; 218-01-9;
156-59-2; 8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3; 14017-41-5;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3; 1319-77-3;
4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98*7; 815-82-7; 21725-46-2; 57-12-Sj
506-68-3; 506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0;
20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9; 189-55-9; 124-48-1;
74-95-3; 84-74-2; 1918-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6;
75-27-4; 75-71-8; 594-04-7; 75-09-2; 696-28-6; 26638-19-7;
26952-23-8; 62-73-7; 60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7;
56-53-1; 94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3;
79-44-7; 62-75-9; 25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1; 828-00-2;
101-84-8; 38622-18-3; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4;
330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8; 563-12-2; 140-88-5;
75-00-3; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 56-38-2; 100-41-4;
107-12-0; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3;
151-56-4; 1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4;
10028-22-5; 10045-89-3; 7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9; 98-01-1;
86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0;
74-90-8; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5> 193-39-5;
15046-84-1; 10043-66-0; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4; 7439-89-6; 78-83-1;
624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2; 120-58-1; 115-32-2;
143-50-0; 13983-27-2; 303-34-4; 301-04-2J 3687-31-8;
7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8;
7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0;
592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77*3;
7439-96-5; 148-82-3; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9;
592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439-97*6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1;
91-80*5; 16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6;
78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1;
80-62-6; 298-00-0; 56-04-2; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 2385-85-5;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7J 74-89-Sj 150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 84-74-2;
70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7;
1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2;
103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 1338-24-5; 7785^20-8; 12612-55-4;
7718-54-9; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0;
54-11-5; 4726-14-1; 14797-55-8; 7697^37-2; 10102-43-9; 98-95-3;
10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 7727-37-9; 55-63-0;
25154-55-6; 684-93-5; 59-89-2; 95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5;
864
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Accession No. 7103000901 (cent)
95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0; 10028-1S-6; 59-50-7; 106-47*8;
106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4;
123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2;
11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5;
608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 72-56-0;
62-44-2; 85-01-8; 578-94-9; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 103-82-2;
62-38-4; 75-44-5; 7803-51-2; 7664-38-2; 7723-14-0;
10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 88-99-3; 85-44-9;
51-03-6; 13981-16-3; 15117-48-3; 7784-41-0; 10124-50-2;
7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6;
7440-09-7; 23950-58-5; 1918-16-7; 109-98-8; 2312-35-8;
79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 114-26-1; 129-00-0; 121-29-9;
110-86-1; 91-22-5; 13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 10043-92-2; 50-55-5;
108-46-3; 299-84-3; 83-79-4; 81-07*2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9;
7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5;
7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1;
7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 62-74-8; 16721*80-5;
1310-73-2; 7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4;
7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 18883-66-4; 8001*50-1;
14158-27-1; 10098-97-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 100-42-5; 7446-09-5;
10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4; 56-23-5; 3689-24-5;
78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8;
29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5;
23564-05-8; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 7440-32-6; 26471-62-5;
108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 75-25-2; 78-48-8;
52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 25167*82-2;
27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7;
10028-17-8; 72-57-1; 50-31-7; 66*75-1; 13966-29-5; 15117-96-1;
7440-61-1; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6; 11115-67*6;
1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4;
1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07*6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9;
7646-85-7; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2;
1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9;
14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(CNH) Contact narae(s): Siegel,S. ; Siegel,S.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of CSIH Administration
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Accession No, 7202000005
Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 4941
(companies.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(unknown.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (n
ot available.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
citations
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
Shaughnessy Codes
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
data base is still being developed. Currently, it has limited
access-batch mode by a chemical code, Shaughnessy Code; a limited
number of standard retrievals and output formats; a response time
of 3-4 days; and one purpose-information support to the EPA
Pesticides Program. Information Requests which fall outside of
these limits Hill require new programs and increase the response
time. It contains Information for 72 chemicals.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samp1in
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
866
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Accession No. 7202000005 (cont)
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available.
Edit Programs for validity of bibliographic information only; no
edits for accuracy.
(C8Y) Data collected by: Self reporting pesticide producers and
manufacturers ;EPA headquarters Office of
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting primary data analysis
EPA headquarters Office of Pesticide Programs
(IOL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is F
L 92-516 as amended, section 3(c)(2)(c) (FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting fornss
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Microfilm
(NUS) Vunber of regular users of data base: 350 people (OPP review
Scientists and contract reviewers}
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Pesticide Programs
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Forra of data storage: Magnetic disc jMicrofich/film
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software MYLBOR ;EPA hardware
IBM 370/168 MIDS:7200000905
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5> bifenox
CDEC boric acid and salts
EPTC bromacil and salts
OBPA butralin
acephate butyl ac€tate<123-86-4>
alachlor<15972-60-8> butylate
aluroinum phosphide<20859-73-8> carboxin (vitavax)
ammonium sulfamate<7773-06-0> chlorbromuron
aspon chloroneb
atrazine<1912-24-9> chloropicrin
bandane chloroxuron
867
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cou»aphos<56-72-4> nethonyl<16752-77-5>
cyanazine<21725-46-2> methoprene
cycloheximide metobromuron
cyprazine aetolachlor
darainozide (alar) monuron<150-68-5>
ddd(tde) naphthalene<91-20-3>
deet naphthaleneacetic acid
dialifor neburon
dicamba<1918-00-9> norea
dichlone<117-80-6> phosalone
dicrotophos (bidrin) potassiua azide
diuron<330-54-l> potassiua cyanate
endosulfan<115-29-7> redox potential (oxidation
ethlolate reduction potential)
ethoxyquin siduron
fluometuron si«azine<122-34-9>
fumarin and Na salt sodium azide<26628-22-8>
hypochlorites tebuthiuron
isocyanurates teaephos
isopropalin terbacil
kelthane<115-32-2> terbutol
linuron terrazole
racpa and salts trichlorobezychlore
methamidophos (aonitor) warfarin and Na salt
aethidathlon zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: SO4-24-
5; 15972-60-8; 20859-73-8; 7773-06-0; 1912-24-9; 1861-40-1;
123-86-4; 56-72-4; 21725-46-2; 1918-00-9; 117-80-6; 330-54-1;
115-29-7; 115-32-2; 16752-77-5; 150-68-5; 91-20-3; 122-34-9;
26628-22-8; 1314-84-7
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Grossest*.C. ; Fry^E.G. ; Grosse^N.C.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Pesticide Programs.Program Suppor
868
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Accession No. 7202000009
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12*02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Pesticide Product Information System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PPIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other pesticide product
information
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Pesticide Product
Information System contains information concerning all pesticide
products registered in the United States. It includes
registrant name and address, chemical ingredients, toxicity
category/ brand nane, etc.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Elgin 6, Fry (202)426-88621
Computer-related Elgin G. Fr
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Coabination/Other
pesticide product label
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 48 cancelled
pesticides ;9 monitoring pesticides ;16 Pre-RPAR
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Concentration measures ;Industry /Manufacturer
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-50 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
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Accession No. 7202000009 (cont)
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 300
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
private industry
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
within EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: HCC/IBM
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software PPIS Cobol & Easytrive
MIDS:7200000909 ;SPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
of confidential formulas.
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RDBSPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Establishment Registration Support System
(dbcp)<96-12-8> creosote<8021-39-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4> ddd(tde)
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetlc acid ddt
(T)<93-76-5> diallate<2303-16-4>
2-fluoroacetamide (l081)<640-19-7> dieldrin<60~57-l>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l> dimethoate<60-51-5>
aldrin<309-00-2> ebdc's (ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
amitraz (baam)<33089-61-l> s)
araH!ite<140-57-8> endrin<72-20-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2> epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2> zenephosonate)<2104-64-S>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3> ethylene dibroraide (edb)<106-93-4>
arsenic<7440-38-2> ethylene oxide<75~21-8>
benomyl<17804-35-2> heptachlor<76-44-8>
benzac Jcepone<143-50-0>
cadnium<7440-43-9> lindane<58-89-9>
chloranil<118-75-2> maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
chlordane<57-74-9> mirex<2385-85-5>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6> monuron<150-68-5>
chloroform<67^66~3>
870
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Accession No. 7202000009
(cont)
octamethylpyrophosphoraside (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
pronaoide<23950-58-5>
safrole<94-59-7>
silvex<93-72-l>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
strobane<8001-50-l>
strychnine<57-24-9>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
trifluralin (tre£lan)<1582-09-8>
trysben<50-31-7>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
ca captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
dialkyl phosphates
dicanba<1918-00-9>
dichlorvos (dd¥p}<62-73-7>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
raalathion<121-75-5>
roethanearsonates
methyj parathion<298-00-0>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
perthane<72-56-0>
piperonyl butoxlde<51-03~6>
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
propoxur<114-26-l>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s,s/s-tributyl phosphorotrithioat
<78-48-8>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tributyl phosphorotrithloate
<78-48-8>
trichlor fon<52-68-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 96-12-8
j 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 640-19-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 33089-61-1;
140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 7440-38-2;
17804-35-2; 7440-43-9; 118-75-2; 57-74-9; 510-15-6> 67-66-3;
8007-45-2; 8021-39-4; 2303-16-4; 60-57«-l; 60-51-5; 72-20-8;
2104-64-5; 106-93-4; 75-21-8; 76-44-8; 143-50-0; 58-89-9;
123-33-1; 2385-85-5; 150-68-5; 152-16-9; 82-68-8; 87^86-5;
578-94-9; 23950-58-5; 94-59-7; 93-72-1; 62-74-8; 8001^50-1J
57-24-9; 23564-05-8; 8001-35-2; 1582-09-8; 50-31-7; 94-75-7;
133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 56-23-5; 2921-88-2; 1918-00-9;
62-73-7; 136-25-4; 56-38-2; 121-75-5; 298-00-0; 4685-14-7>
72-56-0; 51-03-6; 114-26-1; 299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8;
2303-17-5; 78-48-8; 52-68-6
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Accession No. 7205000001
(DQ) Date of Quastionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Human Milk Monitoring
Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NHMP
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other human milk
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
values of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides and
polychlorinated biphenyl residues found in human milk samples
provided by approximately 3/000 volunteers randomly selected
from the entire continental U.S.
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Accession No. 7205000001 (cont)
measurements
4,4--dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9> chlordan«<57-74-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3> ddd(tde)
aldrin<309-00-2> ddt
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9> dieldrin<60-57-l>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6> endrin<72-20-8>
873
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Accession No. 7205000001 (cont)
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3> pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
heptachlor<76-44-8> <11097-69-l>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l> pcb-1260 (arochloc 1260)
kepone<143-50-0> <11096-82-5>
lindane<58-89-9> polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 72-55-9
; 50-29-3; 309-00-2; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 57-74-9;
60-57-1; 72-20-8; 1024-57^3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 143-50-0;
58-89-9; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5
(CNM) Contact name(s): Jerry Blondell; Jerry Blonde11
(COR) Contact organization: of Pesticide Programs^ Health Effects
Branch
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Pesticide Programs*Hazard Evaluat
874
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Accession No. 7205000002
(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Electronic Injury
Surveillance System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NEISS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: other sample is hospital
emergency rooms which treat pesticide poisonings.
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Accession Ho. 7205000002 (cont)
(PRE) Precisions Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected bys hospital personnel
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Other federal agency U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission (CPSC)
UDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
CAUT) Authorization for data collection: Ho statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to support Agency research into
health effects of pesticides.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data bases Unpublished
reports Report of First Year Data-Interagency Agreement tilth the
Consumer Product Safety Commission
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 5
(dbcp)<96-12-8> arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
2/4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4> arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid arsenic<7440-38-2>
(TK93-76-S> benomyl<17804-35-2>
2-fluoroacetaraide (1081)<640-19-7> benzac
acrylonitrile<107-13-l> cadmium<7440-43-9>
aldrin<309-00-2> chloranil
amitraz (baam)<33089-61-l> chlordane<57-74-9>
araraite<140-57-8> chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
876
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Accession No. 7205000002
(cont)
chloroform<67-66-3>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
creosote<802l-39-4>
dddUde)
ddt
diallate<2303-16-4>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
ebdc's (ethylenebisdithiocarbamate
s)
endrin<72-20-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
zenephosonate)< 2104-64-5>
ethylene dibronide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
kepone<143-50-0>
lindane<58-89-9>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
mirex<2385-85-5>
momjron<150-68-5>
octame thyIpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenarsazine chlorid«<578-94-9>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
safrole<94-59-7>
silvex<93-72-l>
so divan fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
strobane<8001-50-l>
thiophanate methy1<23564-05-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
triflurallne (treflan)<1582-09-8>
trysben<50-31-7>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
az cacodylie acid and salts
<7S-60-5>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2> <
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
dlalkyl phosphates
dicaraba<1918-00-9>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
nalathion<121-75-5>
oethanearsonates
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
paraquat<4685-14-7>
perthane<72-56-0>
piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polychlorinated blphenyls (PCBs)
propoxur<114-26-l>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s/s^s-tributyl phosphorotrithioat
<78-48-8>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
strychnine<57-24-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 96-12-8
; 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 640-19-7; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 33089-61-1;
140-57-8; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 1327-53-3; 7440-38-2;
17804-35-2; 7440-43-9; 118-75-2; 57*74-9; 510-15-6; 67-66-3;
8007-45-2; 8021-39-4; 2303-16-4; 60-57-l| 60-51-5; 72-20-8;
2104-64-5; 106-93-4; 75-21-8; 76-44-8; 143-50-0; 58-89-9;
123-33-1; 2385-85-5; 150-68-5; 152-16-9; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
578-94-9; 23950-58-5; 94-59-7; 93-72-1; 62-74-8; 8001-50-1;
57-24-9; 23564-05-8; 8001-35-2; 1582-09-8; 50-31-7; 94-75-7|
75-60-5; 133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 56-23-5; 2921-88-2;
1918-00-9; 62-73-7; 136-25-4; 56-38-2; 121-75-5; 298-00-0;
4685-14-7; 72-56-0; 51-03-6; 114-26-1; 299-04-3; 83-79-4;
78-48-8; 2303-17-5; 78-48-8; 52-68-6
(CNM) contact nane(s): Blondell,J. ; Kessler/E.; Blondell,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Offlee of Pesticide Programs.Hazard Evaluat
877
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Accession No. 7205000003
CDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model! Pesticide Incident Monitoring System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models PI MS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Blood ;DrInking Hater
/Ground Mater /Runoff agricultural ; Sediment ;Soil ?Tlssue
human/ animal, fish
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The Pesticide
Monitoring System (PIMS) enters, stores, coordinates and retrieves
pesticide incident data within the EPA. The system develops and
maintains reporting sources, monitors suspected incidents and
provides confirmatory analysis and data on circumstances of the
incident.
(CTC) CQHTACTS: Subject matter James J. Boland (703)557-0576;
Computer-related Kelly Thomas (305)547-5823j EPA Office Hazard
Evaluation Division, Office of Pesticide
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection or monitoring is often determined by the nature of
the incident.
(STA) Data Base status: Partially Operational/Under revision
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 43 air priority
chemicals ;129 307 CMA ;41 CWA potential criteria ; 21 drinking
water standards ;9 potential drinking water j29 drinking water
monitoring > 299 hazardous substances ;48 cancelled pesticides ;9
monitoring pesticides } 54 TSCA assessment ;16 Pre-RPAR
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Biological
data ,?Chemical data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures ;
Disposal ;Exposure data ^Geographic subdivision ^Health effects }
Industry jLocation ;Manufacturer >Physical data /Precipitation j
Sampling date jSite description jUse 3Wind direction jtfind velocity
; some application methods /Rates
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-66 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other varies as
incidents are reported-may be as frequently as daily*
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 53000.(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations In data base: 4000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 100
(or more.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
50 (major contributors.)
(NOF) Mumber of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
State /County ;City .?Project identifier ^Agency or reporting source
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Pestl
cldes with most reported incidents are those with high agricultural
and home use rates. Ho incidents have been reported for some of
the pesticides. PIMS Is a voluntary system—as such, numbers of
878
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Accession No. 7205000003 (cont)
reports vary as does the quality (e.g. confirmed as to pesticide
cause.)
(ANL) tab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base Edit automated data processing system
edited periodically.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;Local agency /State agency 3
collecting 90% of the reports. ; Regional office ; EPA lab
^Contractor lab ^Contractor 8 universities are collecting the
reports. ; Other federal agency JEPA headquarters
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Local agency
State agency
Regional office
SPA lab
Contractor lab
Contractor cooperative agreement with the University of Miami*
School of Medicine-operates PIHS
Other federal agency
EPA headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Anticipatory/research
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 92-516 as amended. Section 3 (The Federal Insecticide,
Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act-FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0008
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
summary reports
Unpublished reports
Printouts on request
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Pesticide Programs, Office of General Counsel, Office of
Pesticides and Toxic Substances, Office of Enforcement
EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
General Accounting Office
Public Interest Groups - various ones
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc ;Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: University of Miami, IBM Series I
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other daily
(CMP) Completion of form:
James J« Boland
879
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OFC: EPA/{OPTS)/(OPP)/(HED)/(IS-769-C)
AD: 1921 Jefferson Davis Buy., Arlington, Virginia 20002
PH; (703)557-0576
(DF) Date of fora completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 201
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 172
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
It 1,1-trlchloroethane<71-55-
6>
1,1,2, 2,-tetraehloroe thane
<79-34-5>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
If 2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
If2-dlchlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l/2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l>
If4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,4,5-t amines
2f 4,5-t esters
2,4,S-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
2f4,5-tr ichlor ophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2f4,6-tr ichlor opheno1< 88-06-2>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2-fluoroacetaraide (1081)<640-19-7>
4,4*-ddd
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acetic acid<64-19»7>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-1>
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
amitrai (baam)<33089-61-l>
aninioijla<7664-41-7>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammcnium sulfaroate<7773-06-0>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
aramite<140-57-8>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disulfide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
atrazin«<1912-24-9>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
benefin<1861-40-l>
beno«yl<17804-35-2>
benzac
benzene<71-43-2>
bhc (lindane)-ganraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bromonethare<74-83-9>
butachlor<23184-66-9>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-60-5>
cadmlu«<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calclun arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromium<7440-47-3>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
ddd(tde)
890
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ddt
demeton<8065-48-3>
dlalkyl phosphates
diallate<2303-16-4>
dia2inon<333-4l-5>
dibutyl phthalate<34-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dichlobenil<1194-65-6>
dlchlone<117-80-6>
dlchlorobenzene<2532l-22-6>
dichlorom«thane<75-09-2>
dichloropropane<26638-19-7>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture
dichloropr op ene< 26 952*23-8>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
dinethoate<60-51-5>
dlnitrophenol
diquat<2764-72-9>
disuIfoton<298-04-4>
dluron<330-54-l>
ebdc's (ethylenebisdithiocarbanate
s)
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endcsulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrln<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
epn (ethyl-p-nltrophenyl thlonoben
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylene dibronide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
forffialdehyde<50-00-0>
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepcne<143-50-0>
lead arsenate<3667-31-8>
lindane<58-89-9>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
raalathion<121-75-5>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
mercaptodlaethur<2032-65-7>
nethanearsonates
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl parathlon<298-00-0>
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mlrex<2385-85-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nltrophenol<25154-55-6>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
oct ante thy Ipyrophosphoranlde {OHPA)
<152-16-9>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dlchlorobenzene<106-46-7>
pHenol<108-95-2>
paraquat<4685-l4-7>
parathlon<56-38-2>
pentachloronltrobenzene (PCIfB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87^86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenarsazinc chlorlde<578-94-9>
phenol<108-95-2>
phorate 298-0202
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
phosphorus<7723-l4-0>
phthallc acid<88-99-3>
plperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
polychlorlnated blphenyls (PCBs)
pronanlde<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propanll<709-98-8>
proparglte<2312-35-8>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propoxur<114-26-l>
pyrethriu<121-29-9>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s,srs-trlbutyl phosphorotrithloate
<78-48-8>
safrole<94-59-7>
silvex<93-72-l>
siaazine<122-34-9>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46~5>
sodium cyanlde<143-33-9>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
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sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9> tributyl phosphorotrithioate
strobane<8001-50-l> <78-48-8>
strychine<57-24-9> trichlorfon<52^68-6>
strychnine<57-24-9> trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
tde<72-54-8> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
tetrachloroethylene<127*18-4> trichlorophenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3> trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6> trysben<50-31-7>
thallium<7440-28-0> xylene<1330-20-7>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8> zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
toxaphene<8001-35-2> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
trlallate<2303-17-5>
74-90-8;
115-32-2; 143-50-0; 3687-31-8; 58-89-9; 108-39-4; 121-75-5;
123-33-1; 2032-65-7; 72-43-5; 71-55-6; 298-00-0; 7786-34-7;
2385-85-5; 150-68-5; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 25154-55-6; 95-48-7;
152-16-9; 106-44-5; 106-46-7; 108-95-2; 4685-14-7; 56-38-2;
82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4; 72-56-0; 578-94-9; 108-95-2;
75.44.5. 7723-14-0; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 51-03-6; 23950-58-5;
1918-16-7; 709-98-8; 2312-35-8; 75-56-9; 114-26-1; 121-29-9;
299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8; 94-59-7; 93-72-1; 122-34-9;
7631-89-2? 7784-46-5; 143-33-9; 62-74-8; 7681-52-9; 8001-50-1;
57-24-9; 57-24-9; 72-54-8; 127-18-4; 107-49-3; 7446-18-6;
7440-28-0; 23564-05-8; 8001-35-2; 2303-17-5; 78-48-8;
52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 25167-82-2; 1582-09-8; 50-31-7;
1330-20-7; 7646-85-7; 7733-02-0
(CHM) Contact name(s): Boland^J.J. ; Thornss^K.
(COR) Contact organization: Hazard Evaluation Division, Office of
Pesticide
(ROR) Pesponsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Offlee of Pesticide Programs.Hazard Evaluat
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Accession No. 7206000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Pesticide Usage Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other-Households
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
demographic Information on respondents and quantity data and
site data on pesticides used in home* General attitudinal
questions on pesticide use uere used for collection of data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter L. DeLuise, Economist, Economic
Analysis ; Conputer-relat
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection - households
(STA) Data Base status: Funded for development
(DPQ) Projected operational date of Data Base: 03-01-83
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Disposal
^Population demographics ;Site description ;Quantity data
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Accession No. 7206000901 (cont)
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: Unknown
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: No Units on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Unknown
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc ;Microfich/film ;Grlginal
fern (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA hardware - not yet developed
(CH6) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other-Hone
(RD8EPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Unknown
(CMP) Completion of form:
L. CeLuise
OFC: Benefit & Field Studies Div./Economic Analysis Branch/
Office of Pesticide Programs
AD: 1921 Jefferson Davis Buy., Crystal Mall |2, Rm. 803,
Arlington, Virginia
PH: (703) 557^-7560
(OF) Date of forn completion: 01-27-83
(CNM) Contact narae(s): DeLuise,L*; DeLuise/L.
(COR) Contact organization: Economic Analysis Branch/Benefit & Field
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Dffice of Toxic Substances*Management Suppo
884
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Accession No. 7301400901
(DQ) Date of Quest tonal re: 12-02-82
(NAN) Dane of Data Base of Model: Soil, Water/ Estuarlne Monitoring
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SMEMS
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Soil ;Tissue agricultural
crops
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The soils section of
the SWEMS system contains residue data for agricultural and
urban soils/ raw agricultural crops/ and agricultural cheaical
application data for the sites sampled. These data nay be
summarized in several vays: by material/ by state/ by county/ by
crop/ by urban area (for urban soils)*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Daniel T. Heggem (202)382-3584 ;
Computer-related Qlch Levy (202) 382-3895 ; EPA Office Frederick
W. Kutz (202) 382-3569
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Sampling
date jSite description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-68 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated-no samples
collected in 1981
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other annually urban
soil only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 12500.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 500.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ^Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 9000.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
3000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
AA.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State jcounty ;SHSA ;Preject identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of iihich user should be auare: Agric
ultural data collected only 1968-1973. 1973 (FY '74) data is a
six-year schedule/ so 2 sets of data (different years) are
available for most SMSAs. Pesticide residue data has been
automated through 1978. 1979 data is being analyzed but not
automated. 1980 samples are currently being analyzed.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Edit ting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor various ;Other federal agency
885
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Accession No. 7301400901 (cont)
Department of Agriculture, U.S. Geological Survey >EPA
headquarters Exposure Evaluation Division/ Office of Toxic
Substances
»AB¥) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Toxicant Analysis Center,
Field Studies Branch, Exposure Evaluation Division
CIDL3 Laboratory identification: NO
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 94-469, section 10 P L 92-516, as amended, Section 20(c)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
agricultural data collected tilth OMB approved form through 1975.
(REP) form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Carey, A.E. and J.A. Gouen. 1976. PCB's in agricultural and
urban soil. Pages 195-198. In Proceedings of the Rational
Conference on PCBs. EPA 560/6-75-004.
Carey, A.E. 1974. Soil. In Guidelines on Sampling and
Statistical Methodologies for Ambient Pesticide
Monitoring.Fed.Working Group on Pest Hgt., Hash.D.C., Oct.1074.
Chap. Ill, III,1-111*7.
Printouts on request
Machine-readable ran data
Carey,A.£., et al. 1973. Qrganochlorine pesticide residues in
soils and crops of the corn belt region, U.S.-1970. Pestic. Honit.
J. 6:369-376.
Carey,A.E., et al. 1977. Pesticide application and cropping data
from 37 states, 1971-National Soils Monitoring Program. Pestic.
Monit. J. 12:137-148.
Cat€y,A.E. and J.A. Gotten. 1979. Pesticide application and cropping
data from 37 states in 1972-National Soils Monitoring Program.
Pestic. Monit. J. 12:198-208.
Crockett, A. B., et al. 1974. Pesticide residue levels in soils
and crops, FY 70-Sational Soils Monitoring Program (II). Pestle*
Monit. J. 8:69-97.
Hiersroa, G. B., et al. 1972. Pesticide Residue Levels in Soils, FT
1969-Kational soils Monitoring Program. Pestic. Monit. J.
6:194-228.
Carey, A. E. et al. 1976. Pesticide residues in urban soils
froro 14 O.S. cities, 1970. Pestic. Honit. J. 10s54-70.
Uiersma, G. B. et al. 1972. Pesticide residues in soil from
eight cities-1969. Pestic. Honit. J. 6:126-129.
Carey, A. E. et al. 1978. Pesticide residue levels in soils and
crops in 1971-National Soils Monitoring Program (III) Pestic.
Monit. J. 12:117-136.
Carey, A. E., et al. 1978. Pesticide residue levels in soils and
crops in 1972-National Soils Monitoring Program (IV). Pestic.
Monit. J. 12:209-229.
Carey, A. E., et al. 1980. Heavy octal concentrations in soils
of five United States cities, 1972. Urban Soils Monitoring
Program. Pestic. Monit. J. 13:150-154.
Carey, A. E. 1979. Monitoring pesticides in agricultural and
urban soils in the United States. Pestic. Monit. J. 13:23-27.
Carey, A. E. 1979. Pesticide residue concentrations in soils of
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Accession So. 7301400901 (cont)
five U« S. cities. 1971. Urban Soils Monitoring Program.
Pestle. Monit. J. 13:17-22.
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Pesticide Programs, Office of Toxic Substances, Office
of General Counsel.
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAG) Type of data access: EPA software Special program
MIDS:750UOQ900 ;EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Semi-annually
4,4w-dde(p,p--ddx)<72-55-9> heptachlor<76-44-8>
aldrin<309-00-2> hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
arsenic<7440-38-2> leadC7439-92-l>
atrazine<1912-24-9> lindane<58-89-9>
bhc (lindane)~gafflma<58-89-9> malathion<121-75-5>
cadffiiUHi<7440-43-9> nercury<7439-97-6>
chlordane<57-74-9> methyl parathion<298-00-0>
ddd(tde) mirex<2385-85-5>
diazinon<333-41-5> parathion<56-38-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l> pcb-1242 {arochlor 1242)
endosulfan sulfat«<1031-07-8> <53469-21-9>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8> pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9> <11097-69-l>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4> pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
endrin<72-20-8> <11096-82-5>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben polychlorlnated biphenyls (PCBs)
zenephosonate)<2104-64-5> propachlor<1918-16-7>
ethion<563-12-2> ronnel<299-84-3>
ethyl parathion tde<72-54-8>
<56-38- 6-50-OoiK86-50-0> trifluraline (trefIan)<1582-09-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 72-55-9
; 309-00-2; 7440-38-2; 1912-24-9; 58-89-9; 7440-43-9; 57-74-9;
333-41-5; 60-57-1; 1031-07*8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 2104-64-5; 563-12-2; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
887
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118-74-1; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5? 7439-97-6; 298-00-0;
2385-85-5; 56-38-2; 53469-21-9; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 1918-16-7;
299-84-3; 72-54-8; 1582-09-8
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Heggera/D. ; Levy,B. ; Kutz/F.tf.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances.Exposure Evaluat
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Volume/mass measures
(OS) Time period covered by data base: 07^-01-68 TO 03-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually ;Other also
includes special projects
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 16,000.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 125.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
40.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 12
5.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base; National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;SHSA >Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Street address ^Program identifier /census divisions
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Natio
nal survey design; data valid on Census Division, Census Region,
or National basis. No others (i.e. state) valid.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Saaplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
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Included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented*
CCBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency National Center for
Health Statistics-HANES II ; contracted hospitals-Adipose data
(A8Y) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab 2 labs-adipose; 4 labs HAHES-II
EPA headquarters Exposure Evaluation Division
UDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: baseline data and public
health evaluations
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 94-469, section 10 (the Toxic Substances Control Act - TSCA)
Statutory authorization is P L 92-516, as amended, section 20 (The
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act - FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158R0140
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Survey of Selected Organochlorine Pesticides in the General
Population of the U.S. "j and others
Unpublished reports PCP residues in human tissue
Printouts on request
Microfilm, microfiche
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
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Accession Ho. 7301400902
(cent)
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2f4,5-trlchlorophenol< 95-95-
4>
2x4,5~trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
"if 4, 5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2*4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2, 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
4,4'-ddd(p,p'tde)
4,4*-dde(p,p'r-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4--ddt<50-29-3>
4-nltrophenol<100-02-7>
aldrin<309-00-2>
bhc (lindane)-ganiraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
ddd(tde)
ddt
dialkyl phosphates
diazinon<333-4l-5>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dleldrin<60-57-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 118-7 4-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
•alathio«<121-75-5>
BI ethyl parathion<298-00-0>
nirex<2385-85-5>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nitrophenol<25154-55-6>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 {arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phosphorus and compounds
<7723-14-0>
polychlorinated blphenyls (PCBs)
propoxur<114-26-l>
silvex<93-72-l>
tde<72-54-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 95-95-4
; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 94-75-7; 94-75-7; 51-28-5; 72-55-9;
50-29-3; 100-02-7; 309-00-2; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7;
319-86-8; 133-06-2; 1563-66-2; 57-74-9; 2921-88-2; 333-41-5;
132-64-9; 1918-00-9; 60-57*1; 828-00-2; 72-20-8; 56-38-2;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5; 298-00-0;
2385-85-5; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 25154-55-6; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 7723-14-0; 114-26-1? 93-72-1; 72-54-8
(CNM) Contact name(s): Cook,B. ; Levy,R,
(COR) Contact organization: Field Studies Branch/ Exposure Evaluation
Div.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances*Exposure Evaluat
891
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Accession No. 7301400903
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) name of Data Base of Model: Pesticides In Ambient Air
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model? None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Pesticides in Ambient
Air is a raw data base containing about 3/000 observations* The
data can only be accessed manually. Years of collection:
1970-1972, and 1975 - present. The quantity of data collected
each year of the 1970-1972 period is about ten tines that of the
1975-1980 period.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Henry Yang (202)382-3578 J EPA
Office Field Studies Branch, Exposure Evaluation Division
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Aablent data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ;Flow rates ;Location ^Precipitation ; Sampling date
;Temperature ;Hind direction ;Hind velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 04-01-70 TO 09-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other monthly 90% of
the data
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 100.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 80.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
10.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region selected
locations in selected states
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty ;City ;Town/township ;Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Exten
sive annual sampling 1970-72. No data 1972-74* Fewer samples
froic 1975 on. Currently data base covers California* Montana,
Illinois, Mississippi and Texas.
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ?Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA headquarters Field Studies Branch,
Exposure Evaluation Division.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Office of Pesticide Programs Beltway
Lab (Washington, D.C.) for other data.
Contractor lab Various, currently: Midwest Research Institute
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Anticipatory/research
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(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-516 as amended by PL 94-140 and P L 95-396 section 20
(The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act-FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
Air Pollution from Pesticides and Agricultural Processes
2,4-d esters ethlon<563-12-2>
4,4"-ddd(p,p*tde) ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
4,4--dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9> guthion<86-50-0>
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3> heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
aldrin<309-00-2> heptachlor<76-44-8>
bhc (llndane)-ga«na<58-89-9> hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
bhc-alpba<319-84-6> llndane<58-89-9>
bhc-beta<319-85-7> «alathion<121-75-5>
bhc-delta<319-86-8> methoxychlor<72-43-5>
captan<133-06-2> methyl parathion<298-00-0>
carbofuran<1563-66-2> parathion<56-38-2>
chlordane<57«--74-9> phorate<298-02-2>
ddd(tde) polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
ddt ronnel<299-84-3>
demeton<8065-48-3> tde<72-54-8>
dla2inon<333-41-5> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l> trlfluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
893
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 72-55-9
; 50-29-3; 309-00-2; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
133-06-2; 1563-66-2; 57-74-9; 8065-48-3; 333-41-5; 60-57-1;
959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7; 72-20-8; 563-12-2; 56-38-2;
86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 58-89-9; 121-75-5;
72-43-5; 298-00-0; 56-38-2; 298-02-2; 299-84-3; 72-54-8;
8001-35-2; 1582-09-8
(C»M) Contact name(s): yang,H.
(COR) Contact organization: field Studies Branch, Exposure Evaluation
Division
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.OffIce of Toxic Substances.Exposure Evaluat
894
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Accession No. 7301400904
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: National Estuarine Monitoring
Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Tissue fish and shellfish
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The national Estuarine
Monitoring Program tested for levels of pesticides and other
toxic substances in fish and shellfish. The data from this
program was never made Into a data base and computerized.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dr. F. M. Kutz (202)755-8060 ;
EPA Office David Redford (202)382-3583
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ^Concentration measures ^Location ;Sampling date ; residue
levels: whole fish ;residue levels: shellfish ; residue levels: fish
livers ; Geographic subdivision bay
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-65 TO 12-30-78
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other several separate
studies, at the approximate rate of at least one per year
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 10000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (over
)200.
(HCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/JU)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;uater body
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Proto
col and parameters may differ for separate studies.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to CRD guidelines: ORD
Guidelines
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: So known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA lab Toxicant Analysis Center;
Environmental Research Lab/ Gulf Breeze
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Toxicant Analysis Center;
Environmental Research Lab/ Gulf Breeze
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is p
L 92-516 as amended, Section 20 (The Federal Insecticide/
Fungicide and Rodenticide Act-FIFRA)
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
895
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QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
"Pesticide and PCB Residues in Estuarine Flnfish" Pesticide
Monitoring Journal
journal articles
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 15-20
(0SR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of General Counsel/ Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances/ Office of Toxic Substances
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Headquarters office
(DST) Fora of data storage: Original fora (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: journals
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other Data base no
longer being updated
(CMP) Completion of form:
David Redford
OFC: EPA/(OPTS)/(OTS)/ endosulfan<115-29-7>
2,4,5-trlchlorophenoxyacetlc acid ethion<563-12-2>
(T)<93-76-5> heptachlor<76-44-8>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2, lindane<58-89-9>
4-d)<94-75-7> «alathion<121-75-5>
DEF mirex<2385-85-5>
azinphosmethyl parathion<56-38-2>
carbophenothiron phorate<298-02-2>
chlcrdane<57V74-9> polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
ddt silvex<93-72-l>
deraeton<8065-48-3> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
dlazinon<333-41-5> trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
dieldrin<60-57*l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 309-00-
2; 93-76-51 94-75-7? 57-74-9; 8065-48-3; 333-41-5; 60-57-1;
115-29-7; 563-12-2; 76-44-8; 58-89-9; 121V75-5; 2385-85-5;
56-38-2; 298-02-2; 93-72-1; 8001-35-2; 1582-09-8
(CNM) Contact name(s): Kutz,F*V. ; Redford,D.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Off ice of toxic Substances*Exposure Evaluat
896
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Accession No. 7301400905
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Surface Hater Monitoring
Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models NSWMP
(MED) Kedia/Sub^ect of Data Base or Model: Surface water streams
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Contains pesticide
residue and toxic substance aonitoring data on 40 chemicals at
approximately 150 nationwide collection stations.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Daniel T. Heggetn (202)382-3534;
Computer-related Rich Levy (202)382-3895 ; EPA Office
Frederick W. Katz (202)382-3569
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Concentration measures ;Flow rates ;Geographic subdivision
; Location ^Physical data ^Political subdivisions ;Sampling date ;
Site description ^Temperature ;Test/analysis method ;Use
;Volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 05-01-76 TO 09-30-81
(TRW) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: quarterly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 90000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 600-1000.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 150.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
150.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:.
State ^Coordinates Latitude and longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal. procedures conform to CRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edittlng: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Other federal agency U.S. Geological
Survey-National Stream Quality Accounting Network (NASQAN) Stations
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Bay St. Louis, Ms./ Office of
Pesticides and Toxic Substances
EPA headquarters Field Studies Branch/ Office of Pesticides and
Toxic Substances
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 92-516 as amended. Section 20 (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide
897
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and Rodenticide Act-FIFftA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 80-100
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software Soil, Uater, Estuarlne
Monitoring System (SWEMS) MIDS:7501300900 ;EPA hardware IBM
370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(UPDT) Frequency of data base roaster file up-date: Quarterly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
National Soils Monitoring Program
(CMP) Completion of form:
Thomas Dixon
OFC: EPA/(OPTS)/(EED)/(FSB)/(OTS)
AD: 401 M st, S.W. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 755-8060
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-26-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 43
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 35
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
(2,3,6-trichlorophenyl)aceti endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
c acid (fenac) endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4> endrin<72-20-8>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid enothion)
(T)<93-76-5> ethion<563-12-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2, heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
4-d)<94-75-7> heptachlor<76-44-8>
alachlor<15972-60-8> hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
aldrin<309-00-2> isodrin<465-73-6>
atrazine<1912-24-9> malathion<121-75-5>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9> nethoxychlor<72-43-5>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6> methyl parathion<298-00-0>
bhc-beta<319-85-7> parathion<56-38-2>
chlordane<57-74-9> pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
chlorinated naphthalenes phorate<298-02-2>
ddt polybronlnated biphenyls (PBBs)
dia2inon<333-41-5> propachlor<1918-16-7>
dicamba<1918-00-9> ronnel<299-84-3>
dieldrin<60-57-l> sC(p-chlorophenylthio)methy!3 0,0-
dimethyl tetrachloroterephthaiate diethy1 phosphorordithioate
silvex<93-72-l>
898
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siniazine<122-34-9> tributyl phosphorotrithioite
toxaphene<8001-35-2> (merphos)
tributyl phosphorotrlthioate trlfluraline
<78-48-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included In data base: 95-95-4
; 93-76-5; 94-75-7; 15972-60-8; 309-00-2? 1912-24-9; 58-89-9;
319-84-6; 319-85-7; 57-74-9; 333-41-5; 1918-00-9; 60-57-1;
1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 72-20-8; 563-12-2; 1024-57-3;
76-44-8; 118-74-1; 465-73-6; 121-75-5; 72-43-5; 298-00-0;
56-38-2; 87-86-5; 298-02-2; 1918-16-7; 299-84-3; 93-72-1;
122-34-9; 8001-35-2; 78-48-8; 1582-09-8
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Heggein,D. ; Levy,R. ; Heggem/D.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Offlee of Toxic Substances*Exposure Evaluat
899
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Accession No. 7301400909
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Chemicals Identified in Human
Biological Media
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other Not applicable-data
obtained from published sources
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Centralized collection
of human body burden data from world literature and other sources
is contained in this data base* Data is accessible by tissue,
chemical and other pertinent factors. Approximately 500
chemicals are In data base retro- spective to 1974. Reports are
published annually in tabular foraat and available on-line on
ReCGN and DIALOG.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Cindy Stroup OTS/EED/DDB (202)
382-3891 ; Computer-related Cindy Stroup QTS/EED/DDB
(202)382-3891 ; EPA Office Cindy Stroup OTS/EED/DDB
(202)382-3891
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other data
collection -human body burden
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA j299
hazardous substances ;54 TSCA assessment ;RCRA hazardous wastes 15
metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Collection method ^Concentration measures ^Exposure data }
Geographic subdivision ^Health effects ;0ther-toxicity
;0ther-pathology j Other-tissue ;Other-experimental design
.^Other-metals ;0ther-pesticides
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-74 TO 10-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 5000(Actual)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1500
(IMF) Data base Includes: Ran data/observations ;Summary or aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citatio
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A)
CNCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County /City jOther-country
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Not applicable
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
has not been evaluated. User must exercise oun professional
judgement*
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Conform
to CRD QA Guidelines-N/A
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Lab
analysis is not applicable.
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(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is not applicable.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not applicable.
(EOT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist*
(CflY) Data collected by: Self reporting ;Local agency ;State agency
;Regional office ; Other federal agency ;EPA headquarters
jQther-published literature
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
Local agency
State agency
Regional office
Other federal agency
EPA headquarters
Other-published literature
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
TSCA Section 10 P.L. 94-469
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications-
Chemicals Identified in Human Biological Media: A Data Base, 1st
and 2nd Annual Reports. Third in progress.
Unpublished reports-Third Annual Report In progress.
On-line computer
(NDS) Number of regular users of data base: 10000
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices-Air,
Water, QTS, OPP, Enforcement
SPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
international mailing list
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc ^Original form (hardcopy,
readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually ;ReCON, DIALOG
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Cindy Stroup
DFC: GTS/Exposure & Evaluation Div/Office of Toxic Substances/EPA
AD: 401 M. Street/ S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460 (ET-305)
PH: (202) 382-3891
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-26-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 668
Of CAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 648
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
0,0-dlethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl)
*azirino(2"3-:3,4)-pyrrolo(l,2-a) phosphorothioate<297-97-2>
indole-4,7-dione ester of phosphorodithioic acid
0,0-diethyl phosphoric acid,0-p- 0,0-diethyl-s-methyl ester of
nitrophenyl ester<311-45-5> phosphorodithioic acid
901
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Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
1,1,1, 2-tetrachloroethane
<630-20-6>
Ifl,l-trichloroethane<71-55-6>
1,1,2, 2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l,2-trIchloroethene<79-01-6>
I,l-dlchloroethane<75-34-3>
t,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,l-dimethylhydrazlne<57-14-7>
If 2, 3, 4,10,10-hexachloro-l, A, 4a^ 5,
8,8a~hexahydro-l, 4:5, 8-endo,
endo-dimethan
1,2,4,-trichlorobenzene 1,2,4,5-
tetrachlorobenzene<95-94-3>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
If2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
If2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
ly2-dichioroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If 2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-80-l>
If2-dimethyIhydrazine<540-73-8>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
ly2-propanediol<57-55-6>
If 2-trans-dichloroethyl«ne
<156-60-5>
If3-dichlorobenzene< 541-73-l>
If3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultone<1120-71-4>
If4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
If4-dichlorobenzene<106~46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
It4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-(p-chlorobenzoyl)-5-methoxy-2-
roethylindole-3-acetic acid
<53-86-l>
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-8 l-napnthyl-2-thiourea
<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2/2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2,3y4/6-tetrachlor<«>henol<5a-90-2>
2f4f5-t amines
2,4y5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2f 4,5-tp acid esters
2,4y5-trichlorophenol<95-95~4>
2^4,5-trlchlorophenoxyacetic acid
2y4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2^4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-di«ethylphenol<105-67^9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
1f4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2f6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-2Q-2>
2-acetylarainoflourene<53-96-3>
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-cyclohexyl-4/6-dinitrophenol
<131-89-5>
2-fluoroacetanide (1081)<640-l9-7>
2-methyl-2-Cmethylthio)propionalde
hyde
o-(raethylcarbaaioyl)oxime
<116-06-3>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nltrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-p ropyn-1-ol
2-sec butyl-4^6-dinitrophenol
<88-85r7>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3"-diaethoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3--dimethyi-l(Eethylthio)-2-
butanone-0-<(methylamino)
c arbony1)oxime
3,3 *-dimethylbenzidine
<119-9 3,4-benzofluoranthene
<205-99-2>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-((methylamino)
nethyl) benzyl alcohol<51-43-4>
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-fflethylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
3 9196-18-4>
902
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Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)<72-54-8>
4,,4--dde(p,P*-ddx<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4, 4'-tnethylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Aminopyridine<504-24-5>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(aminomethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nitro-o-toluidine< 99-55- 8>
6-amino-l/la/2/8/8a/8b-hexahydro-
B-hydroxyraethyl-B-methoxy-S-
methylcarbainat
Octaraethylpyrophosphor amide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
acefiaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<2 08-96- 8>
acetal dehyde<75-07-0>
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67-64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
ace tophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl broraide<506-96-7>
acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylaroide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107-05-l>
alpha, alpha- dimethyl benzylhydr o-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha/ alpha- dime thy Iphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
aluminum phosphide<20 859-7 3-8>
aluiinum sulfate<10043-01-3>
aroitrole<61-82-5>
aniBonia<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichronate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bif iuoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chloride<12125-02-9>
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium f luoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicofluoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulf amate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulfide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tartrate<3164-29-2>
ammonium thlocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
aniline<62-53-3>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tart rate
antimony trlbroraide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trifluoride<7783-56-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic disulf ide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulf ide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
auraraine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzene thlol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
903
-------
Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
benzo(g,h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzonltrile<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloride<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium dust
beryllium fluoride<7787-49-7>
beryllium nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-garama<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)raethane
bIs(2-chloroethyl)ether
bls{2-chlorolsopropyl )ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broo»oacetone<598-31-2>
bro»omethane<74-83-9>
bruclne<357-57-3>
butyl acetate
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
bytyrlc acld<107-92-6>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cadffiiuni<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulf onate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hyaroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorlte<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbonyl f luoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chloraffibucil<305-03-3>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorinated ethanes
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroac€taldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibromoraethane<124-48-l>
chioroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chlorofluorocarbons
chlorofoio<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chlororoethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chronic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromiura<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous broaide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous formate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfamate<14017-41-5>
copper cyanlde<544-92-3>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
curaene<98-82-8>
cuprlc acetate<142-71-2>
cupric acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nltrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate ammoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanide
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
904
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Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
cyclophospham!de<50-18-0>
daunomycin<20830-81-3>
ddd(tde)<72-54-8>
ddt<50-29-3>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo( a/h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzol(a,i}pyrene
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dlcainba<1918-00-9>
dicnlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dlcMoromethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
mixture<8003-19-8>
dichloropropene<542-75-6>
dichlorvos<62-73-7>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
diethylarsine
diethyIstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dlmethoate<60~51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
dimethylamine<124-40-3>
dimethyIcarbaraoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
diracthylnitrosamlne<62-75-9>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrophenol
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxin<828-00-2>
dipropylamine<142-84-7>
diquat<2764-72-9>
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
e
edta<60-00-4>
endosulfan sulfatc<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alp!ia<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbairate
ethylene dibromide<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediamine<107-15-3>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
ferric amaoniuni citrate<1185-57-5>
ferric aremonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric cyanide
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
<62-74-8>
fluorotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
ftunaric acid<110-17-8>
furan
furfural<98-01-l>
glycidylaldehyde<765-34-4>
guthion<86-50-0>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
905
-------
Accession Ho. 7301400909
(cent)
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77^47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphosphate<757-58~4>
hydrazine<302-01^2>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (lf1,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodomethane<74-88-4>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
Isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acids methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanolamine dodecylbenzene
sulfonate<54590-52-2>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
lasiocarplne<303-34-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead arsenate<3687-31-8>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluorborate<13814-96-5>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium chromate<14307-35-8>
ra-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
roalathion<12l-75-5>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
maleic anhydride<108-31~6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
aanganese and compounds <7439-96-5>
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercaptodimethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
nercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
raercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
mercury fulminate<628-86-4>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methanethlol<74-93-l>
nethapyrllene<91-80-5>
fflethoinyl<16752-77-5>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl ethyl ketone (mek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl m«thacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methylthiouracil<56~04-2>
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<315-18-4>
monoethylaralne<75-04-7>
monome thy 1 amine<7 4- 89-5>
nrn-bis(2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
nine<494-03-l>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2
n-mettiyl-n*-nitro-n-
nitrosoguanidine<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73~9>
n-nitroso-n-methylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-rae thy lure thane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylaraine<924-16-3>
n-nitros«di-n-propylaioine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaffiine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodlethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodi«ethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosomethylvinylamine
<4549-40-0>
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75-4>
906
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Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
n*nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylamine<107-10-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acid<1338-24-5>
nickel ammonium sulf ate<7785-20-8>
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557'19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrophenol<25!54-55-6>
nitrotoluene
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
oil and grease
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide<9004-98-2>
onaphthalene<465-73-6>
osniuo tetroxide<208!6-12-0>
p-chloro-o-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dime thyl aminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100~01-6>
P-xylene<106-42-3>
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
parathioiK 56-38- 2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronltrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarsine<696-28-6>
phenyltnercury acetate<62-38-4>
phorate<298-02-2>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorothioic acid,o,o-diraethyl
ester^o-ester with n,n*dimethyl
benzene s
phosphorus oxychloride
< phosphorus pentasulfide
<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719«-12-»2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
polybrofflinated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
<1336-36-3>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium blchromate<7778-50-9>
potassiue chromate<7789-00-6>
potassiust cyanide<151-50-8>
potassium hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassiun permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
potassium-arsenate<7784-41-0>
pronaBide<23950-58-S>
propargite<2312-35-8>
prop ionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62«6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
quinoline<91-22-S>
quinones
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
907
-------
Accession No. 7301400909
(cont)
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenlura<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium bichroraate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisulfite<7631-90-5>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-0>
sodium £luoride<7681-49-4>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochloJcite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate* dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenite<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
streptozotocin
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfur monochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
tde<72-54-8>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<36 89-24-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107«49-3>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thallic oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite<12039-52-0>
thallium sulf ate<7 446-1 8-6>
thallium<7440-28-0>
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thiosemicarbazlde<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiurara<137-26-8>
titantu!B<7440-32-6>
toluene diisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-38-3>
toluenedlaBine<25376-45-8>
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromoaethane<7 5-25-2 >
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<25323-89^1>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
trichloromethanethiol<75-70-7>
trichloropnenol (TCP)<25167-82-2>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trimethylanine
<75-50-3> trinitrobenzene
<99-35-4>
trls( 2, 3-dibromop ropy 1) phosphate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l >
ulfonamide<52-85-7>
uracil mustard<66-75-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid, ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadlum<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<7S-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc amraoniura chloride
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc bro«ide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
909
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Accession No. 7301400909 (cont)
zinc cyanide<557-21-l> zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5> zinc<7440-66-6>
zinc formate<557-41-5> zirconium nitrate
zinc hydrosul£it€<7779-86-4> zlrconiuB potassiua fluoride
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6> <16923-95-8>
zinc phenol sul£onat*<127-82-2> zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zinc phosphide<13l4-84-7> zlrconiti* tetrachlorlde
zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9> <10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances Included in data base: 50-07-7
; 311-45-5; 297-97-2; 630-20-6; 71-55-6; 79-34-S; 79-00-5;
79-01-6; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 57-14-7; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4;
95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8;
122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6; 504-60-9;
1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7; 123-91-1; 130-15-4; 5344-82-1;
53-86-1; 134-32-7; 75-99-0; 58-90-2; 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1;
88-06-2; 94-75-7; 120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 541-53-7; 87-65-0; 606-20-2; 53-96-3; 1338-23-4;
110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 131-99-5; 640-19-7; 116-06-3;
75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5; 79-46-9; 109-06-8;
107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4; 51-43-4; 542-76-7;
56-49-5; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1;
504-24-5; 101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4;
99-55-8; 152-16-9; 83-32-9; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7;
75-86-5; 67-64-1; 75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5;
107-02-8; 79-06-1; 79-10-7; 107-13-1; 124-04-9; 309-00-2;
107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8; 100-44-7; 20859-73-8;
10043-01-3; 61-82-5; 7664-41-7; 631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7;
778S-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0; 1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9;
7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0; 12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8;
131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0; 12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2;
1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7; 62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9;
11071-15-1; 7789-61-9; 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4; 7440-36-0; 1327-52-2;
1303-32-8; 1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3; 1303-33-9; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 542-62-1; 7440-39-3; 225-51-4;
98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5; 92-97-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8;
191-24-2; 207-08-9; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07^7; 98-88-4; 100-44-7;
7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597-99-4; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6;
319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117^81-7?
542-88-1; 598-31-2; 74-83-9; 357-57-3; 123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9;
107-92-6; 543-90-8; 7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 52740-16-6;
75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8; 26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3;
1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2; 1563-66-2; 75-15-0; 56-23-5;
353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3; 57-74-9; 7782-50-5; 107-20-0;
108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 75-01^4; 110-75-8;
67-66-3; 74-87-3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5; 2921-88-2;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 10049-05-5;
218-01-9? 7440-48-4; 7789-43-7; 544-18-3; 14017-41-5;
544-92-3; 7440-50-8; 56-72-4; 1319-77-3; 1319-77-3;
4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 12002-03-8; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 10380-29-7; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 57-12-5; 506-68-3;
506-77-4; 460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 50-18-0; 20830-81-3;
72-54-8; 50-29-3; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 621-64-7;
909
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Accession No. 7301400909 (cont)
2303-16-4; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 189-55-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3;
1918-00-9; 1194-65-6; 117-80-6; 25321-22-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 696-28-6; 78-87-5; 8003-19-8; 542-75-6; 62-73-7;
60-57-1; 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7; 56-53-1; 94-58-6;
60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7; 62-75-9;
25154-54-5; 25321-14-6; 828-00-2; 142-84-7; 2764-72-9; 298-04-4;
330-54-1; 27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
115-29-7; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 106-89-8; 563-12-2; 141-78-6;
140-88-5; 60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 100-41-4; 107-12-0;
106-93-4; 107-06-2; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4;
1185-57-5; 14221-47-7; 7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4;
10028-22-5; 10045-89-3; 7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0;
86-73-7; 7782-41-4; 62-74-8; 75-69-4; 50-00-0; 64-18-6; 110-17-8;
110-00-9; 98-01-1; 765-34-4; 86-50-0; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 70-30-4;
1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3;
74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5; 74-88-4; 9004-66-4;
7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5; 54590-52-2;
120-58-1; 115-32-2; 143-50-0; 303-34-4; 301-04-2; 3687-31-8;
7758-95-4; 13814-96-5; 7783-46-2; 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8;
7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0; 592-87-0;
7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4; 108-38-3; 121-75-5;
110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 7439-96-5; 148-82-3;
2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8;
10415-75-5; 628-86-4; 7439-97-6; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5;
16752-77-5; 72-43-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4;
60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 298-00-0;
S6-04-2; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 494-03-1;
71-36-3; 84-74-2; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3;
621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 4549-40-0;
100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5; 107-10-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3;
1338-24-5; 7785-20-8; 12612-55-4; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7;
12054-48-7; 13138-45^9; 7786-81^4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 7697-37-2;
10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 55-63-0;
25154-55-6; 95-48-7; 636-21-5; 95-47-6; 9004-98-2; 465-73-6;
20816-12-0; 59-50-7; 106-47-8; 106-44-5; 60-11-7; 100-01-6;
106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 123-63-7; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2;
11104-26-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 62-44-2;
85-01-8; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 298-02-2; 75-44-5;
7803-51-2; 7664-38-2; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 85-44-9;
1336-36-3; 10124-50-2; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8;
1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 7784-41-0; 23950-58-5;
2312-35-8; 79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 129-00-0;
121-29-9; 110-86-1; 91-22-5; 50-55-5; 108-46-3; 81-07-2;
94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 12640-89-0; 7446-34-6; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4;
506-64-9; 7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5;
26628-22-8; 10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3;
143-33-9; 25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2;
7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9;
10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 7789-06-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9; 100-42-5;
10025-67-9; 7664-93-9; 72-54-8? 127-18-4; 127-18-4; 56-23-5;
910
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Accession No. 7301400909 (cont)
3689-24-5; 78-00-2; 107-49-3; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5;
563-68-8; 29809-42-5; 7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 12039-52-0; 7446-18-6;
7440-28-0; 62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8; 7440-32-6;
26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 52-68-6;
25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-70-7; 25167-82-2;
27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1; 52-85-7;
66-75-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6; 11115-67-6; 1314-62-1;
7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4; 1330-20-7;
1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7;
557-21-1; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2;
1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9;
16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(CUM) Contact name(s): QTS,C.S. ; OTS,C.S.
(COR) Contact organization: Cindy Stroup OfS/EED/DDB
(ROR) Responsible Organization; Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Off ice of Toxic Substances. Exposure Evaluat
911
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Accession No. 7301700901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Test Data Bank
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Scientific Parameters in Health and
the Environment/ Retrieval and Estimation
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SPHERE
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Physical-Chemical
properties. Health Effects, Environmental Affects and Environmental
Fate.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data bank is a
repository for scientific data generated by, submitted to, or
collected by or for the Office of Toxic Substances (QTS).
SPHERE is currently a test component of the NIH/EPA Chemical
Information System (CIS) which provides substructure search and
data analysis capabilities for OTS to use in conjunction with
their scientific data*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Paula Miles (202) 382-3775
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Data extracted from the
literature, EPA summary data, and Unpublished laboratory test
result data.
(STA) Eata Base status: Funded for development
(DPO) Projected operational date of Data Base: 08-01-83
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Physical-chem
ical properties, health effects, environmental effects and
environmental fate data.
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-70 to 01-01-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed jother file
building/as funded
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 25,000 records
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 15,000
records
(INF) Data base includes: evaluated data generated by expert groups
and unevaluated data from the literature or from laboratory tests.
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: Current
ly 6 data sources in test data set.
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Accession No. 7301700901 (cont)
(PRE) Precision: Quality Indicators included for some components of
the data bank. Considerable test condition data also presented
in the records.
(EDT) Editting: SPHERE Committee {OTS interdivisional Committee)
conforms to the QRD Quality Assurance Standards for editing.
Data are edited to assure that they are true to the original
source. Source data are not validated.
(CBY) Data collected by: Federal Agencies ;industry ^published
literature
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Data in system are not generally analyzed;
user does his own analysis using CIS analytical components such as
their mathematical modelling laboratory.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: K/A
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
U 94-469, Section 10 (Toxic Substances Control Act 15 2609)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
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Accession No. 7301700902
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: CHEMTRAX
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CHEMTRAX
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other status of chemical
assessment
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Tracking of action and
decision status of chemical substances within the Office of
Toxic Substances/ other EPA programs, and federal agencies
pertinent to the Office of Toxic Substances' planning. In addition
to the chemicals individually identified/ CHEMTRAX covers the
following lists:
•GAG chemicals 144
-IRLG regulatory development 29
-NCI bioassay 552
-FIFRA 23
-AD pre-chips screening 419
-304 feater Pollution Control Federation
-382 Active Ingredients in registered pesticides
-89 Fishbine List
-661 NTP testing chemicals
-947 OSHA carcinogens
-65 hazardous Hastes
-42 CUT
-661 preliminary list
-50 highest production volume chemicals
-65 OTS mutegenicity tested chemicals
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Jim Bradshan (202)755-2110;
Computer-related Frances Cor
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
administrative actions
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA ;21
drinking Hater standards ;9 potential drinking Hater ; 29 drinking
uater monitoring ;299 hazardous substances ;48 cancelled pesticides
; 54 TSCA assessment
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: action
decision status
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-78 TO 09-30-80
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other ad hoc
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 7500(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1500
(INF) Data base includes: chemical decision status and Office of Toxic
Substances actions
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 0
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
N/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
914
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Accession No. 7301700902 (cont)
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Coded
with CHEHTRAX identification numbers; actual data from contributors
predates initiation of CHEMTRAX; System is not interactive-
presently being rewritten.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Ho known edit procedures exist.
CCBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Office of Toxic Substances,
SPA lOther federal agency National In Safety and Health/
Occupational Safety and Health Administration/ Food and Drug
Administration/ Interagency Testing Committee ;EPA headquarters
Office of Toxic Substances/ EP
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Office of Toxic Substances/
EPA
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: prograa coordination
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: statutory authorization is P
L 94-469/ Sections 9 & 10-support of assessment process (Toxic
Substances Control Act of 1976-TSCA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances Search Center/ Management Support
Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Other Federal Agency:
National Institutes of Health-will move to EPA
(OST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software CHEHTRAX MIDS:7500000902 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(CMP) Completion of form:
Fran Corbin
OFC: EPA/(OPTS)/{OTS)/(MSD>
AD: 401 M St. S.W. Washington/ D.C. 20460
PH: (202)426-2447
CDF) Date of form completion: 12-10-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1032
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1068
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
l/l/l/2-tetrachloroethane<63 l/l/2-trichloro-l,2,2-trlfluoroeth
0-20-6> ane<76-13-l>
l/l/l-trichloroethane<71-55~6> l,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l/l/2,2/-tetrachloroethane l,l/2-trlchloroethene<79-01-6>
<79-34-5> l/l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l/l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
915
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Accession No* 7301700902
(cont)
l,l-dichloropropane<78-99-9>
lf12-benzoperyIene<191-24-2>
1,2,3, 4-tetrachlorobenzene
<634-66-2>
1,2,3, 5-tetrachlorobenzene
<634-90-2>
l,2,3-trichloroben2ene<96-18-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
l,2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
1,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dIchloroethane<107-06-2>
If2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If2-diphenylhydrazlne<122-66-7>
If 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l-r3,5-trichlorobeni:ene<108-70-3>
1,3-butylene glycol<107-88-0>
If3-dlchlorobenzene<541-73-l>
If3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
l/3-dloxolane<646-06-0>
l,4-dlchlorobenzene<106-46-7>
If5-cyclooctadiene
l-pentene<109-67-l>
11,12-benzofluor anth ene<207-08-9>
2,2-dichloropropionic acid
<75-99-0>
2*3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin<1746-01-6>
2,3-dinltrotoluene<602-01-7>
2,3-o-phenylenepyrene<193-39-5>
2,4,5-t amines
2,4,5-t esters
2,4,5-t salts
2,4,5-tp acid esters
2,4,5-trichlorophenol< 95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-d esters
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenoK51-28-S>
2, 4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,4-toluene diIsocyanate<584-84-»9>
2,5-dinitrotoluene<619-15-8>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl «ther<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-diraethyl aralnoethanol<108-01-0>
2-ethyl h«xanol<104-76-7>
2-fluoroacetaiEide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-hydroxy-benzoic acid<69-72-7>
2-hydroxy-propanoic acid<50-21-5>
2-nitrophenot<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
3,3•-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4,5-trichloroguaiacol
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
3,4-diniUotoluene<610-39-9>
4,4--dde{p,p'-ddx)<72-55*9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-3-methyl phenol<59-50-7>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-inethyl-benzenesulfonanide
<70-55-3>
4-nltrophenol<100-02-7>
5-ethyl-5-isopentyl-barbituric
acid<57-43-2>
5-ethyl-5-phenyl-barbituric acid
<50-06-6>
abletlc
abs<9003-56-9>
acenaphtliene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0>
acetaldol<107-89-l>
acetamide<60-35-5>
acetanilide<103-84-4>
acetic acid salts
acetic acid<64-19-7>
acetic anhydride<108-24-7>
acetone cyanohydrin<75-86-5>
acetone<67*64-l>
acetonitrile<75-05-8>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
acetyl bronide<506-96-7>
acetyl chlotide<75-36-5>
acetylene<74-86-2>
acroleln<107-02-8>
acrylamide<79-06-l>
acrylic acid<79-10-7>
916
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Ccont)
acrylic fiber
acrylic resins
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
adipic acid<124-04-9>
adiponitrile
aerosols
alachlor<15972-60-8>
aldrin<309-00-2>
allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
allyl chloride<107^05-l>
alpha- terp in eol
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
aaitraz (baam)<33039-61-l>
a«raonia<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium blear bonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bif luoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chlorlde<12125-02-9>
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium fluoborate<13826-83-0>
ammonium f luorlde<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxlde<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium silicof luoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfamate<7773~06-0>
ammonium sulfide
ammonium sulf ite<10196-04-0>
ammonium tar trate<3164-29-2>
amnonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulf ate<7783-18-8>
arayl acetate<628-63-7>
amy 1 am ine< 11 0- 58-7>
aniline hydrochloride< 142-0 4-l>
aniline<62-53-3>
anisole<100-66-3>
anthracene
anthranilic acid<118-92-3>
an thr a quinone< 84-65-1 >
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tartrate
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic c"isulfide<1303-32-8>
arsenic pentpxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic <7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
aspirin<50-78-2>
atrazlne<1912-24-9>
banvel-d<1918-00-9>
barium cyanide<542-62-l>
barium<7440-39-3>
benefin<1861-40-l>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benzaldehyde< 100-52-7>
benzamide<55-21-0>
benzene acetic acid<103-82-2>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzenepropanolc acid<501-52-0>
benzenesulfonic acid<98-ll-3>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo (a )pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo (g^h/ i )perylene<191-24-2>
benzo (k)f luoranthene<207-08-9>
benzole acld<65-85-0>
benzoin<119-53-9>
benzonitrlle<100-47-0>
benzoph enone< 1 19-61-9>
benzoyl chlorlde<98-88-4>
benzoyl peroxide<94-36-0>
benzyl alcohol<100-51-6>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
benzyl dichloride<98-87-3>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium fluorlde<7787-49-7>
berylliua nitrate<13597-99-4>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc {lindane)-gamraa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bls(2-chloroethoxy) methane
antimony tribroraide<7789-61-9>
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trif luoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7 440-36-0>
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bls(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bisphenol a<80-05-7>
917
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(cont)
boric acid and salts
brofflobenzene<108-86-l>
brofflodichloroinethane<75-27*4>
broraoforra<75-25-2>
bromoinethane<74-83-9>
butadiene<106-99-0>
butralin<33629-47-9>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butyl phthalyl butyl glycolate
<85-70-l>
butylaaiine<109-73-9>
butyloctyl phthalate<84-78-6>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cadmium acetat«<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium chloride
cad«ium<7440-43-9>
caffeine<58-08-2>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium arsenite<52740-16-6>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chromate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<26264-06-2>
calcium hydroxide<1305-62-0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
calcium oxide<1305^-78-8>
calcium stearate<1592-23-0>
cap rolactaa<10 5-60-2>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbofuran<1563-66-2>
carbon dioxide<124-38-9>
carbon disulfide<75-15-0>
carbon tetrabroraide<558-13-4>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbon tetrafluoride<75-73-0>
carbon<7440-44-0>
castor oil<8001-79-4>
cellophane<9005-81-6>
cellulose acetate<9004-35-7>
cellulose nitrate<9004-70-0>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chloride
chlorinated ethanes
chlorinated hydrocarbons
chlorinated naphthalenes
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetic acid<79-ll-8>
chloroacetophenone<1341-24-8>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15-6>
chlorodibronomethane<124-48-l>
chlorodifluoronethane<75-45-6>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chlorofluorocarbons
chloroforn<67-66-3>
chloroaethane<74-87-3>
chlorophenols
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chlorpyrifos<2921-88-2>
cholesterol<57-88-5>
choline chloride<67-48-1>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium (hexavalent)<7440-47-3>
chronium<7440-47-3>
chromous chloride<10049-05-5>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
cis-9,cls-12-octadecadienoic acid
<60-33-3>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobaltous broaide<7789-43-7>
cobaltous fornate<544-18-3>
cobaltous sulfaraate<14017-4l-5>
coke oven enissions<65996-81-8>
copper<7440-50-8>
coumaphos<56-72-4>
creosote<8021-39-4>
cresol<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
crotonic acid<3724-65-0>
cumene hydroperoxide<80-15-9>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cuprlc acetoarsenite<12002-03-8>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate aamoniated
<10380-29-7>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanazine<21725-46-2>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanides
cyanoacetic acid<372-09-8>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanuric acid<108-80-5>
cyanuric chloride<108-77-0>
918
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Ccont)
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanol<108-93-0>
cyclohexene<110-83~8>
cyclohexylamIne<108-91-8>
ddt
decanol<112-30-l>
d«hydrobietic
di-isobutyl phthalate<84-69-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84~0>
di-tridecyi phthalate<121-69~7>
diacetone alcohol<123-42-2>
diallate<2303-16-4>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a*h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dicamba<1918-00-9>
dlchlobenil<1194-65-6>
dichlone<117~80-6>
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodIfluororaethane<7S-71-8>
dichlorocthyl ether
dichlorohydrin<26545-73-3>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dichloropropene-dichloropropane
nixture
dlchloropropene<26952-23-8>
dichlorotetrafluoroethanc
<1320-37-2>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
dicyclohexylaiaine<101-83-7>
dicyclopentadine<77-73-6>
didecyl phthalate<84-77-5>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diepoxybutane
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethyl sulfate<64-67-5>
diethylamine<109-89-7>
diethylene glycol monobutyl ether
acetate<124-17-4>
diethylene glycol monobutyl ether
diethylene glycol monoethyl ether
acetate<112-15-2>
diethylene glycol monomethyl
ether
diethylene glycol
dlethylstilbestrol<56-53-l>
dilsobutylene<25167-70-8>
dlisocotyl phthalate<27554-26-3>
diisodecyl phthalate<26761-40-0>
diisopropyl aralne<108-18~9>
dik®tene<674-S2-8>
diiaethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl suIfide<75-18-3>
dimethyl sulf oxide<67-68-5>
diaethyl terephthalate<120-61-6>
dimethylaffline<124-40-3>
dime thy Icarbainoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dinitrobenzene<25154-54-5>
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxin<828-00-2>
diphenylamine<122-39-4>
diphenylthiourea<102-08«9>
dipropylene glycol<25265-71-8>
diquat<2764-72-9>
disulfoton<298-04-4>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecyl mercaptan<112-55-0>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
dodecylphenol<27193-86-8>
dosiun phenate<139-02-6>
abac's (ethylenebxsdithiocarbamate
s)
endosulfan sulfate<1031~07^8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endosulfan<115-29-7>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin ketone<53494-70-5>
endrin<72-20-8>
epich lorohydr in<106-89- 8>
epn (ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thionoben
z«nephosonate)<2104-64-5>
epoxy resins<61788-97-4>
ethanol<64~17- ethanolanines
ethelene glycol raonoethyl ether
acetate
ethion<563-12-2>
ethyl acetoacetate<141-97-9>
ethyl bronide<74-96-4>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ettyl chloroacetate<105-39-5>
ethyl «ercaptan<75-08-l>
e thy lam ine<75-04-7>
ethylben2ene<100-41-4>
ethylene chlorohydrin<107-07-3>
ethylene dibromide (edb)<106-93-4>
ethylene dichloride<107*06-2>
919
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(cont)
ethylene glycol diacetate
ethylene glycol dimethyl ether
ethylene glycol monobutyl ether
acetate<112-07-2>
ethylene glycol monobutyl ether
ethylene glycol nonoethyl ether
<110-80-5>
ethylene glycol nonoaethyl ether
acetate
ethylene glycol nonomethyl ether
<109-86-4>
ethylene glycol<107-21~l>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene<74-85-l>
ethylenediajsina<107-15-3>
ethylnexanoic acid<149-57-5>
f ensulf othion<115-90-2>
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57~5>
ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric fluoride< 77 83-50- 8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluoride<16984-48-8>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formamide<75-12-7>
formic acid<64-18-6>
fumaric acid<110-17-8>
furfural<98-01-l>
geraniol<106-24-l>
glutamic acid, monos odium salt
<142-47-2>
glycerol (natural & synthetic)
<56-81f5>
glycerol dichlorohydrin
<26545-73-3>
glycerol triCpolyoxypropylene)
ether<25791-96-2>
glycidol
glycine<56-40-6>
glycxal<107-22-2>
guthlon<86-50-0>
helium<7440-59-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
hep tachlor<76-44-8>
heptene<25339-56-4>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadlene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexacloroethane<67-72-l>
hexadcecanoic acid<57-10-3>
hexadecyl alcohol<36653-82-4>
hexamethylene tetramine<100-97-0>
hexaraethylenedianine<124-09-4>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanlde<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydrogan<1333-74-0>
hydroxyethyl cellulose<9004-62-0>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodlne<7553-56-2>
isoaraylene<26760-64-5>
isobutyl acetate<110-19-0>
isobutyraldehyde
isobutyric acid<79-31-2>
isoctyl alcohol<26952-21-6>
isodrin<465-73-6>
isopentane<78-78-4>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isophthalic acid<121-91-5>
isopimaric acid<5835-26-7>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isopropanol<67-63-0>
isopropyl acetate<108-21-4>
isopropyl alcohol<67-63-0>
isopropyl chlorlde<75-29-6>
isopropyl ether<108-20-3>
isopropyl phenol<25168-06-3>
isopropylaiaine<75-31-0>
kelthane<115-32-2>
kepone<143-50-0>
ketene<463-51-4>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead f!uoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide<10101-63-0>
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead stearate<1072-35-l>
lead sulfate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thiocyanate<592-87-0>
920
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Accession Ho. 7301700902
(cont)
lead<7439-92-l>
11ndane<58-89-9>
linear aikylate sulfonate
llnoleic acid<60-33-3>
lithium chroraate<14307-35-8>
m-chloroaniline<108-42-9>
ra-cresol<108-39-4>
m-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
m-xylene
malathion<121-75-5>
maleic acid
maleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
melamine<108-78-l>
mercaptodiraethur<2032-65-7>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercurous nitrate<10415-75-5>
raercury<7439-97-6>
mesityl oxide<14l-79-7>
metanilic acid<121-47-l>
methacrylic acid 79 41-4
methallyl chloride<563-47-3>
methane<74-82-8>
methidathion<950-37-8>
methoxychlor<72-43-5>
methyl acetate<79-20-9>
methyl acetoacetate<105-45-3>
methyl butyl ketone<591-78-6>
methyl chloride<74-87-3>
methyl formate<107-31-3>
methyl iodide<74-88-4>
methyl isobutyl carbinol<108-ll-2>
methyl mercaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
methyl parathion<298-00-0>
methyl salicylate<119-36-8>
methyl sulfoxide<67-68-5>
methylamine<74-89-5>
me thylcyclohexane<10 8-87-2>
methylene bis-thiocyanate
<6317-18-6>
methylene chloride<75-09-2>
methylene dianiline<101-77-9>
methylpentynol<77-75-8>
mevinphos<7786-34-7>
mexacarbate<3!5-18-4>
monochlorodehydroabietic acid
<57055-38-6>
monoethylaraine<75-04-7>
monomethyla!aine<74-89-5>
raorpholine<110-91-8>
n,n-dinethyl-formaiBide<68-12-2>
n,n-diaethylaniline<121-69-7>
n,n-dimethyl£ormamide<68-12-2>
n,n-diphenylhydrazine<530-50-7>
n-butene<25167-67-3>
n-butyl acetate<123-86-4>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-butylacrylate<141-32-2>
n-butylanine<109-73-9>
n-butyraldehyde<123-72-8>
n-butyric anhydride<106-31-0>
n-butyronitrile<98-73-7>
n-methylaniline<100-61-8>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiroethylaraine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-pentane<109-66-0>
n-propyl clcohal<71-23-8>
naled<300-76-5>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
naphthenic acld<1338-24-5>
neon<7440-01-9>
neopentanoic acid<75-98-9>
nickel aomoniun sulfate<7785-20-8>
nickel chlorlde<7718-54-9>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitralin<4726-14-1>
nitrate<14797-55-8>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
ni troethane<79-24-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen oxide<11104-93-l>
nitromethane<75-52-5>
nltrophenol<25154-55-6>
nitrotoluene
noaylphenol<25154-52-3>
nylon 6<25038-54-4>
o-chloroaniline<95-51-2>
o-chloronitrobenzene<88-73-3>
o-chlorotoluene<95-49-8>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-dlchlorobenzene<95-50-l>
o-methoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-nitroaniline<88-74-4>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
921
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octadecanoic acid<57-ll-4>
octamethylpyrophosphoramide (OMPA)
<152-16-9>
octyl decyl phthalate<119-07-3>
octylphenol<27193-28-8>
oxy gen<778 2- 44-7>
P-awinophenol
P-chloro-ra-cresol<59-50-7>
p-chlorotoluene<106-43-4>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-hydroxybenzoic acid<99-96-7>
p-tert-butylbenzoic acid<98-73-7>
p-xylene<106-42-3>
paraformaldehyde<30525-89-4>
parathion<56-38-2>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 {arochlor 1221)
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 {arochlor 1242)
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096~82-5>
pentachloronltrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
P epchl or om ethyl mere ap tan
< 59 4- 42-3 >
petroleum hydrocarbons
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenols
phosgene<7 5- 44-5>
phosphoric acid<7664-38-2>
phosphorus oxychloride<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasuif Ide<13!4-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14~0>
ph thai ate esters
ph thai ic acid esters
phthalic acid<88~99-3>
phtiialiaiide<85-4i-6>
piperazine<110-85-0>
platinura<7440-06-4>
polSamides<63428-83-l>
polybrorainated biphenyls (PBBs)
polychlorlnated biphenyls (PCBs)
polyethyene terephthalate
<25038-59-9>
polyethylene glycol<25322-68-3>
polypropylene glycol<25322-69-4>
polyvinyl alcohol<9002-89-5>
polyvinyl chloride<9002-86-2>
polyvinyl pyrrolidone<9003-39-8>
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium arsenite<10124-50-2>
potassium azide<20762-60-l>
potassium bichromate<7778-50-9>
potassium chroaate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151~50-8>
potassiun hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassiuffi permanganate<7722-64-7>
pronamide<23950-58-5>
propachlor<1918-16-7>
propane<74-98-6>
propanil<709-98-8>
propargite<2312-35-8>
propionaldehyde<123-38-6>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydride<123-62-6>
propyl acetate<109-60-4>
propyl chloride<540-54-5>
propylene dichloride<78-87-5>
propylene glycol<57-55-6>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
p ropylene<115-07-1>
pyrene<129-00-0>
pyrethrin<121-29-9>
quinoline<91-22-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
salicylic acid<69-72-7>
sec-butyl alcohol<78-92-2>
sec-butylaBine<13952-84-6>
selenium oxide<12640-89-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silica<7631-86-9>
silieones
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
silvex<93-72-l>
simazlne<122-34-9>
sodium acetate<127-09-3>
sodium arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenite<7784-46-5>
sodium benzoate<532-32-l>
sodium bichronate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisul£ite<7631-90-5>
922
-------
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sodium carboxy methyl cellulose
<9004-32-4>
sodium chloroacetate<3926-62-3>
sodium chromate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<25155-30-Q>
sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium formate<14l-S3-7>
sodium hydrosulflde<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
sodium selenite<10102~18-8>
sodiura<7440-23-5>
sorbic acid<110-44-l>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strychine<57^24-9>
strychnine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
succinic acid<110-15-6>
sucrose<57-r50-l>
sulfanilic acid<121-57-3>
sulfate aerosols
sulfate<14808-79-8>
sul£olane<126-33-0>
sulfur monochlorlde<10025-67^9>
sulfur<7704-34-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
surfactants
tannic acid<1401-55-4>
tde<72-54-8>
terephtalic acid<100-21-0>
terpenes
tert-butyl alcohol<75-65-0>
tert-butylamine<75-64-9>
tetrachloroethylene<;127-18-4>
tetrachlorophthalic anhydride
<117-08-8>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetraethyl pyrophosphate<107-49-3>
tetramethyethlenediaraine<110-18-9>
tetramethyl lead<75-74-l>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thallium<7440-28-0>
thiophanate methyl<23564-05-8>
thiophene
titanium dioxide<13463-67-7>
toluene-2, 4-diamine<95-80-7>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenesulfonamide<1333-07-9>
toluenesulfonyl chloride<98-59-9>
toluidines
total suspended p articulates
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribromoniethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithloate
<78-48-8>
trichlorfon<52-68-6>
trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorof luororaethane<75-69-4>
trichlorophenol {TCP)<25167*-82-2>
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesulf
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
triethylene glycol<112-27-6>
triethylene tetramine<112-24-3>
trifluraline (treflan)<1582-09-8>
trine thylaraine<75-50-3>
tungsten<7440-33-7>
uraniun<7440-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urea<57-13-6>
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl ac«tate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinyl toluene<25013-15-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
x-17 aminoethylethanolamine
xylene sulfonic acid<25321-41-9>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xylenol<1300-71-6>
xylidine<1300-73-8>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc ammonium chloride
zinc borat«<1332-07-6>
zinc bronide<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35~9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc cyanide
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc foraate
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-8€-4>
923
-------
Accession No. 7301700902
(cont)
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulfonate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphide<1314-84-7>
zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrate<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate<14644-61-2>
zirconium tetrachloride
<10026-ll-6>
OjO-diethyl phosphoric acid, 0-p-
nitrophenyl ester<3ll-45-5>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-pyrazinyl)
phoshorothiol, 1-ditnethylhydrazi
ne<57-14-7>
l,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro-l,4,4a,5,
8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5, 8-endo,
endo-diraetha
1^2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
l,2-diethylhydrazine<1615-8Q-l>
l,2-diioethylhydrazine<540-73-8>
If 2-propanediol<57-55-6>
1,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1/3-propane sultone<1120-7l-4>
l/4-dichloro-2-butene<110-57-6>
If 4-dioxane<123*91-l>
1f4-naphthoquinone
1-(o-chlorophenyl)thiourea
<5344-82-l>
l-chloro-2/3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l^naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamine<134-32-7>
2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol<58-90-2>
2F4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87^65-0>
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-cyclohexy1-4,6-d ini trophenol
<13l-89-5>
2-Bethyl-2-(«ethyIthio)propionalde
hyde-o-(niethylcarbonyi}oxime
<80-62-6>
2-methylaziridine<75-55-8>
2-methyllactonitrile<75-86-5>
2-naphthylaroine<91-59-8>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-scc butyl-4^6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3'- dime thoxybenzidine<119-90-4>
3,3--dinethylbenzidine<119-93-7>
3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-tmethylaiBino)-
ra ethyl benzyl alcohol
3-chloropropionitrile<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene<56-49-5>
4,4--dde(p/p*-ddx3<72-55-9>
4,4--ddt<50-29-3>
4^4^-methylene-bis-(2-chloroanilin
4-chloro-o-toluidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
5-nitro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
6-amino-l,la*2,8,8a*8b-hexahydro-
8-(hydroxymethyl)8-aethoxy-5-
•ethyl
-car aba
7,12-diraethylbenz(a)ant 7-
oxabicycol{2.2. l)heptane-2,3~
dicarboxylic
acid<145-73-3>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminuBJ<7429-90-5>
amitrole<61-82-5>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
aramite<140-57-8>
auramine<2465-27-2>
azaserine<115-02-6>
benz(c)acridine<225-51-4>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzenesulfonyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzenethiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
beryllium dust
biphenyl<92-52-4>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron co«pounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromoacetone< 598-31-2>
brucine<357-S7-3>
cacodylic acid and salts<75'-60-5>
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
carbonyl fluoride<353-50-4>
chloral<75-87-6>
chlorambuclK 305-03-3>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
924
-------
Accession Ho. 7301700902
(cont)
cobalt<7440-48-4>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77^-3>
cunene<98-82-8>
cyanogen bromide<506-68-3>
cyanogen< 460-19-5>
cycloh exanone<108-94-l>
eyelophosphamide<50-l8-0>
daunonycin<20830-81-3>
demeton<8065-48-3>
di-n-propylnitrosaraine<621-64-7>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibenzol(a,i)pyrene<189~55-9>
dibromochloromethane<124-48-l>
dibromomethane<74-95-3>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dlethylarsine
dlhydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78~l>
dimethylnitrosamine<62-75~9>
dioxane<123-91-l>
diphenyl ether<101-84-8>
dipropylaniine<142-84-7>
erbon<136-25-4>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl raethanesul£onate<62-50-0>
ethyl parathion<56-38-2>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene bisdithiocarbaaate
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethyleneimine<151-56-4>
fluorides
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fl«orotrichloromethane<75-69-4>
furan<110-00-9>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropr opene<1888-71-7>
hexaethyl tetraphos?hate<757*58-4>
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydroxydinethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
iron dextran<9004-66-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid, methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
1asiocarpine<303-34-4>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lithium and coapounds<7439-93-2>
»alononitrile<109-77-3>
nanganese<7439-96-5>
mate
melphalan<148-82-3>
mercury fulrainate<628-86-4>
«ethanethiol<74-93-l>
methanol<67-56-l>
aethapyr ilene<91-80-5>
methomyl<16752-77-5>
me thy aery loriitrile< 126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
methyl chloroforn<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone Craek)<78-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazine<60-34-4>
methyl isobutyi ketone<108-10-l>
methylthiouracil<56-04-2>
mlrex<2385-85-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
n^n-bis<2-chloroethyl)-2-naphthyla
mine<494-03-l>
n-alkanes clO-c30
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-nethylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolaraine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitroscmethylvinylanlne
n-nitrosopiperidine<100-75«-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolidine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaraine
nickel carbonyl<12612-55-4>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitrates/nitrites
nitric oxide
925
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Accession No. 7301700902
(cont)
nitrogen peroxlde<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93-5>
nitrosomorpholine<59-89-2>
nonaphthalene
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
oleyl alcohol condensed with 2
moles ethylene oxide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
P~diTtethylarainoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroaniline<100-01-6>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
paraquat<4685-l4-7>
p€ntachlorobenzene<608-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
perchloroethylene<127-l8-4>
perthane<72-56-0>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenarsazine chloride<578-94-9>
phenyl dichloroarsin«<696-28-6>
phenylmercury acetate<62-38-4>
phosophorothioic acids 0*0-
dimethyl ester, o-ester with n,
r-dimethylbenzene
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
Piperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
potassium silver cyanide<506-61-6>
propionitrile<107*12-0>
propoxur<114-26-l>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyridine<110-86-l>
gulnones
reserpine<50-55-5>
ronnel<299-84-3>
rotenone<83-79-4>
s,s,s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
safrole<94-59-7>
secondary amines
selealous acid<7783-00-8>
selenium sulfide<7446-34-6>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
sodium azide<26628-22-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
strobane<8001-50~l>
strontiui sul£ide<1314-96-l>
sulfates
sulfonamide
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
tetrachloroethene
tetrachlorowethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
<3689-24-5>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitromethane<509-14-8>
thalllc ojcide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium carbonate<29809-42-5>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium selenite
thioacetamide<62-55-5>
thioseffiicarbazide<79-19-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuram<137-26-8>
titaniun<7440-32-6>
toluene diisocyanate<2647l-62-5>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
triallate<2303-17-5>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trichloroethene<79-01-6>
trichlororaethanethiol<75-70-7>
tris(2,3-dibromopropyl)phosphate
<126-72-7>
tritiuni<10028-l7-8>
trypan biue<72-57-l>
trysben<50-31-7>
uracii raustard<66-75-l>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadium<7440-62-2>
saccharin< 81-07-2>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-20-
6; 71-55-6; 79-34-5? 76-13-1; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 78-99-9; 191-24-2; 634-66-2; 634-90-2; 96-18-4;
120-82-1; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2; 78-87-5;
122-66-7; 156-60-5; 120-82-1; 108-70-3; 107-88-0; 541-73-1;
542-75-6; 646-06-0; 106-46-7; 111-78-4; 109-67-1; 207-08-9;
926
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Accession No. 7301700902 Ccont)
75-99-0? 1746-01-6; 602-01-7? 193-39-5? 95-95-4? 93-76-5?
93-72-1? 88-06-2? 94-75-7? 120-83-2? 94-75-7? 105-67-9?
51-28-5? 121-14-2? 584-84-9? 619-15-8? 606-20-2? 110-75-8?
91-58-7? 95-57-8? 108-01-0? 104-76-7? 640-19-7? 69-72-7? 50-21-5?
88-75-5? 79-46-9? 91-94-1? 205-99-2? 610-39-9? 72-55-9?
50-29-3? 534-52-1? 101-55-3? 59-50-7? 7005-72-3? 70-55-3?
100-02-7; 57-43-2? 50-06-6? 9003-56-9? 83-32-9? 208-96-8? 75-07-0?
107-89-1? 60-35-5? 103-84-4? 64-19-7? 108-24-7? 75-86-5? 67-64-1?
75-05-8? 98-86-2? 506-96-7? 75-36-5; 74-86-2? 107-02-8? 79-06-1?
79-10-7? 107-13-1? 124-04-9? 111-69-3? 15972-60-8? 309-00-2?
107-18-6? 107-05-1? 10043-01-3? 33089-61-1? 7664-41-7? 631-61-8?
1863-63-4? 1066-33-7? 7789-09-5? 1341-49-7? 10192-30-0? 1111-78-0?
506-87-6? 12125-02-9? 7788-98-9; 13826-83-0? 12125-01-8? 1336-21-6?
1113-38-8? 16919-19-0? 7773-06-0? 12135-76-1? 10196-04-0;
3164-29-2; 1762-95-4? 7783-18-8? 628-63-7; 110-58-7?
142-04-1; 62-53-3; 100-66-3; 120-12-7? 118-92-3; 84-65-1?
7647-18-9? 11071-15-1? 7789-61-9? 10025-91-9? 7783-56-4?
1309-64-4? 7440-36-0? 1327-52-2? 1303-32-8? 1303-28-2?
7784-34-1? 1327-53-3? 1303-33-9? 7440-38-2? 1332-21-4? 50-78-2?
1912-24-9? 1918-00-9? 542-62-1? 7440-39-3? 1861-40-1? 17804-35-2?
100-52-7? 55-21-0? 103-82-2? 71-43-2? 501-52-0? 98-11-3?
92-87-5? 56-55-3? 50-32-8? 191-24-2? 207-08-9; 65-85-0?
119-53-9? 100-47-0? 119-61-9? 98-88-4? 94-36-0? 100-51-6;
100-44-7; 98-87-3; 7787-47-5? 7787-49-7? 13597-99-4? 7440-41-7?
58-89-9? 319-84-6? 319-85-7? 319-86-8? 111-91-1; 111-44-4;
39638-32-9; 117-81-7? 542-88-1? 80-05-7; 108-86-1; 75-27-4;
75-25-2; 74-83-9; 106-99-0; 33629-47-9; 123-86-4? 85-68-7?
85-70-1; 109-73-9; 84-78-6; 107-92-6? 543-90-8? 7789-42-6?
7440-43-9? 58-08-2? 7778-44-1? 52740-16-6; 75-20-7;
13765-19-0? 592-01-8; 26264-06-2? 1305-62-0? 7778-54-3?
1305-78-8? 1592-23-0? 105-60-2? 133-06-2? 63-25-2? 1563-66-2?
124-38-9? 75-15-0? 558-13-4; 56-23-5; 75-73-0; 7440-44-0;
8001-79-4; 9005-81-6; 9004-35-7? 9004-70-0? 57-74-9?
7782-50-5? 79-11-8? 1341-24-8? 108-90-7? 510-15-6? 124-48-1?
75-45-6? 75-00-3? 67-66-3? 74-87-3? 126-99-8; 7790-94-5?
2921-88-2? 57-88-5? 67-48-1? 1066-30-4? 7738-94-5? 10101-53-8?
7440-47-3? 7440-47-3? 10049-05-5? 218-01-9? 156-59-2? 60-33-3?
8007-45-2? 7789-43-7? 544-18-3? 14017-41-5? 65996-81-8?
7440-50-8? 56-72-4? 8021-39-4? 1319-77-3? 4170-30-3?
3724-65-0? 80-15-9? 142-71-2? 12002-03-8? 7447-39-4?
3251-23-8? 814-91-5? 10380-29-7? 7758-98-7? 815-82-7?
21725-46-2? 57-12-5? 372-09-8? 506-77-4? 108-80-5? 108-77-0?
110-82-7? 108-93-0? 110-83-8? 108-91-8? 112-30-1? 1740-19-8?
84-69-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 121-69-7? 123-42-2? 2303-16-4?
333-41-5; 53-70-3? 84-74-2? 1918-00-9? 1194-65-6? 117-80-6?
25321-22-6? 75-27-4? 75-71-8? 111-44-4; 26545-73-3? 75-09-2?
26952-23-8? 1320-37-2? 62-73-7? 101-83-7? 77-73-6? 84-77-5?
60-57-1? 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 64-67-5; 109-89-7? 124-17-4?
112-34-5? 112-15-2? 111-77-3? 111-46-6? 56-53-1? 25167-70-8?
27554-26-3? 26761-40-0? 108-18-9? 674-82-8? 60-51-5? 131-11-3?
75-18-3? 67-68-5? 120-61-6? 124-40-3? 79-44-7? 25154-54-5?
25321-14-6? 828-00-2? 122-39-4? 102-08-9? 25265-71-8?
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2764-72-9; 298-04-4; 330-54-1? 112-55-0; 27176-87-0; 27193-86-8;
139-02-6; 60-00-4; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 115-29-7;
7421-93-4; 53494-70-5; 72-20-8; 106-89-8; 2104-64-5; 61788-97-4;
563-12-2; 141-97-9; 74-96-4; 75-00-3; 105-39-5; 75-08-1; 75-04-7;
100-41-4; 107-07-3; 106-93-4; 107-06-2; 111-55-7; 110-71-4;
112-07^2; 111-76-2; 110-80-5; 110-49-6; 109-86-4; 107-21-1;
75-21-8; 74-85-1; 107-15-3; 149-57-5; 115-90-2; 1185-57-5;
14221-47-7; 7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5;
10045-89-3; 7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
16984-48-8; 50-00-0; 75-12-7; 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 98-01-1;
106-24-1; 142-47^2; 56-81-5; 26545-73-3; 25791-96-2; 556-52-5;
56-40-6; 107-22-2; 86-50-0; 7440-59-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8;
25339-56-4; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1; 67-72-1; 57-10-3;
36653-82-4; 100-97-0; 124-09-4; 7647-01^0; 7664-39-3; 74-90-8;
7783-06-4; 1333-74-0; 9004-62-0; 193-39-5; 7553-56-2; 26760-64-5;
110-19-0; 79-31-2; 26952-21-6; 465-73-6; 78-78-4; 78-59-1;
121-91-5; 5835-26-7; 78-79-5; 67-63-0; 108-21-4; 67-63-0;
75-29-6; 108-20-3; 25168-06-3; 75-31-0; 115-32-2; 143-50-0;
463-51-4; 301-04-2; 7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5;
10101-63-0; 10099-74-8; 1072-35-1; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0;
592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 60-33-3; 14307-35-8; 108-42-9;
108-39-4; 541-73-1; 108-38-3; 121-75-5; 110-16-7; 108-31-6;
123-33-1; 108-78-1; 2032-65-7; 592-04-1; 10045^94-0; 7783-35-9;
592-85-8; 10415-75-5; 7439-97-6; 141-79-7; 121-47-1; 563-47-3;
74-82-8; 950-37-8; 72-43-5; 79-20-9; 105-45-3; 591-78-6;
74-87-3; 107-31-3; 74-88-4; 108-11-2; 74-93-1; 80-62-6;
298-00-0; 119-36-8; 67-68-5; 74-89-5; 108-87-2; 6317-18-6; 75-09-2;
101-77-9; 77-75-8; 7786-34-7; 315-18-4; 57055-38-6; 75-04-7;
74-89-5; 110-91-8; 68-12-2; 121-69-7; 68-12-2; 530-50-7;
25167^67-3; 123-86-4; 84-74-2; 141-32-2; 109-73-9; 123-72-8;
106-31-0; 98-73-7; 100-61-8; 621-64-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6;
109-66-0; 71-23-8; 300-76-5; 91-20-3; 1336-24-5; 7440-01r9;
75-98-9; 7785-20-8; 7718-54-9; 12054-48-7; 13138-45-9;
7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 4726-14-1; 14797-55-8; 7697-37-2; 98-95-3;
79-24-3; 10102-44-0; 11104-93-1; 75-52-5; 25154-55-6; 25154-52-3;
25038-54-4; 95-51-2; 88-73-3; 95-49-8; 95-48-7; 95-50-1;
90-05-1; 88-74-4; 95-47-6; 57-11-4; 152-16-9; 119-07-3; 27193-28-8;
7782-44-7; 123-30-8; 59-50-7; 106-43-4; 106-44-5; 99-96-7; 98-73-7;
106-42-3; 30525-89-4; 56-38-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 82-68-8; 87-86-5;
594-42-3; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 75-44-5; 7664-38-2; 10025-87-3;
1314-80-3; 7719-12-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-41-6; 110-85-0;
7440-06-4; 63428-83-1; 25038-59-9; 25322-68-3; 25322-69-4;
9002-89-5; 9002-86-2; 9003-39-8; 7784-41-0; 10124-50-2;
20762-60-1; 7778-50-9; 7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 7722-64-7;
23950-58-5; 1918-16-7; 74-98-6; 709-98-8; 2312-35-8; 123-38-6;
79-09-4; 123-62-6; 109-60-4; 540-54-5; 78-87-5; 57-55-6;
75-56-9; 115-07-1; 129-00-0; 121-29-9; 91-22-5; 108-46-3;
69-72-7; 78-92-2; 13952-84-6; 12640-89-0; 7782-49-2; 7631-86-9;
7761-88-8; 7440-22-4; 93-72-1; 122-34-9; 127-09-3; 7631-89-2;
7784-46-5; 532-32-1; 10588-01r9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5;
9004-32-4; 3926-62-3; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9; 25155-30-0;
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7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 141-53-7; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2; 7681-52-9;
124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9; 10102-18-8; 7440-23-5;
110-44-1; 7789-06-2; 57-24-9; 57-24-9; 100-42-5; 110-15-6; 57-50-1;
121-57-3; 14808-79-8; 126-33-0; 10025-67-9; 7704-34-9; 7664-93-9;
1401-55-4; 72-54-8; 100-21-0; 75-65-0; 75-64-9; 127-18-4; 117-08-8;
78-00-2; 107-49-3; 110-18-9; 75-74-1) 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0;
23564-05-8; 110-02-1; 13463-67-7; 95-80-7; 108-88-3; 1333-07-9;
98-59-9; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 78-48-8; 52-68-6; 25323-89-1; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 25167-82-2; 27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 112-27-6; 112-24-3;
1582-09-8; 75-50-3; 7440-33-7; 7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4;
57-13-6; 1314-62-1; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 25013-15-4;
75-35-4; 111-41-1; 25321-41-9; 1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 1300-73-8;
557-34-6; 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8; 3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5;
557-41-5; 7779-86-4; 7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9;
7733-02-0; 7440-66-6; 13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2;
10026-11-6; 311-45-5; 57^14-7; 95-94-3; 1615-80-1; 540-73-8;
57-55-6; 504-60-9; 1120-71-4; 110-57-6; 123-91-1; 130-15-4;
5344-82-1; 106-89-8; 86-88-4; 134-32-7; 58-90-2; 541-53-7;
87-65-0; 1338-23-4; 131-89-5; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8;
109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 119-90-4; 119-93-7; 542-76-7;
56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 3165-93-3; 99-55-8;
145-73-3; 20859-73-8; 7429-90-5; 61-82-5; 131-74-8; 140-57-8;
2465-27-2; 115-02-6; 225-51-4; 98-87-3; 98-09-9; 108-98-5;
92-87-5; 98-07-7; 92-52-4; 7440-69-9; 7440-42-8; 7726-95-6;
598-31-2; 357-57-3; 75-60-5; 630-08-0; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 305-03-3;
118-75-2; 107-20-0; 75-01-4; 110-75-8; 107^30-2; 7440-48-4;
544-92-3; 1319-77-3; 98-82-8; 506-68-3; 460-19-5; 108-94-1;
50-18-0; 20830-81-3; 8065-48-3; 621-64-7; 132-64-9; 189-55-9;
124-48-1; 74-95-3; 696-28-6; 94-58-6; 77-78-1; 62-75-9; 123-91-1;
101-84-8; 142-84-7; 136-25-4; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 60-29-7;
97-63-2; 62-50-0; 56-38-2; 107-12-0; 96-45-7; 151-56-4;
7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 110-00-9; 58-89-9; 67-72-1; 70-30-4;
1888-71-7; 757-58-4; 302-01-2; 74-90-8; 75-60-5^ 9004-66-4;
7439-89-6; 78-83-1; 624-83-9; 120-58-1; 303-34-4; 7446-27-7;
1335-32-6; 7439-93-2; 109-77-3; 7439-96-5; 148-82-3;
628-86-4; 74-93-1; 67-56-1; 91-80-5; 16752-77-5; 126-98-7; 79-22-1;
71-55-6; 78-93-3; 1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 108-10-1; 56-04-2; 2385-85-5;
150-68-5; 494-03-1; 71-36-3; 70-25-7; 759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2;
924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7; 55-18-5; 100-75-4; 930-55-2;
103-85-5; 107-10-8; 12612-55-4; 557-19-7; 54-11-5; 10102-43-9;
10102-44-0; 10544-72-6; 7727-37-9; 55-63-0; 684-93-5; 59-89-2;
636-21-5; 20816-12-0; 10028-15-6; 106-47-8; 106-46-7; 60-11-7;
100-01-6; 123-63-7; 4685-14-7; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 127-18-4;
72-56-0; 62-44-2; 578-94-9; 696-28-6; 62-38-4; 7803-51-2;
1314-80-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6; 506-61-6; 107-12-0; 114-26-1;
75-56-9; 110-86-1; 50-55-5; 299-84-3; 83-79-4; 78-48-8; 81-07-2;
94-59-7; 7783-00-8; 7446-34-6; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 26628-22-8;
7440-23-5; 8001-50-1; 1314-96-1; 7446-09-5; 127-18-4; 56-23-5;
3689-24-5; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8; 29809-42-5;
7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 62-55-5; 79-19-6; 62-56-6; 137-26-8;
7440-32-6; 26471-62-5; 25376-45-8; 2303-17-5; 78-48-8;
79-01-6; 75-70-7; 126-72-7; 10028-17-8; 72-57-1; 50-31-7;
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66-75-1; 51-79-6; 7440-62-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Bradshau,J. ; Corbln,F* ; Quinlan,J.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances.Management Suppo
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Chemical Regulations and Guidelines
System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CRGS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: All aspects of regulatory
control of chemicals are covered Including:# o Disposal
o Trade Restrictions^ o Manufacture o
Transportation! o Occupational Health o Use# o
Product Registratlonf # Fields covered Include:^ # o
Aeronautics o Foodff o Agriculture
o Minlngft o Consumer Products o Nuclear
Technologyt o Cosmetics o Petrochemicals^
o Energy o Pharmaceuticals^ o
environment Protection o Transportation^ #
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: CHEMICAL REGULATIONS
AND GUIDELINES SYSTEM (CRGS) is an authoritative index to U.S.
federal regulatory material relating to the control of chemical
substances/ covering federal statutes, promulgated regulations and
available federal guidelines/ standards/ and support documents*
CRGS follows the regulatory cycle and includes an up-to-date
reference to each document/ including main documents and
revisions published in the Federal Register. Each chemical cited
In a regulatory document is Indexed by name/ CAS Registry
Number/ and a chemical role tag. The latter gives information
on the context in which the substances appear in the document.
CRGS also provides links between the statutes/ the regulations
promulgated under these statutes/ and the support documents
generated prior to the promulgation of a regulation* Each
document is described in terms of publication date/ title/
abstract/ index terms/ and chemical identifiers. Index terms are
assigned from the CRGS Thesaurus which will be available online in
the CRGS file.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Paula Miles (202) 426-2447;
Computer-related Paula Miles (202) 426-2447; EPA Office Paula Miles
(202) 426-2447.
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: CRGS represents data
obtained from official sources of regulatory material including
the U.S. Code and its supplements/ Statutes at Large/ Code of
Federal Regulations/ Federal Register/ and other material
obtained directly from federal agencies.
(STA) Data Base status: Federal segment available publically on DIALOG
information Retrieval Service. CRGS is not currently funded for
update.
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Statutes/
regulations/ standards and guidelines currently in effect*
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-30 TO 12-30-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Currently terminated awaiting
funding for update.
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: As funded; not
currently funded.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3/000 records.
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 1/000
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records/yr.
(INF) Data base includes: Regulatory citations ;Indlcative abstract
;"Descriptors" common to all regulator Concept and index terns
(Thesaurus) chemical name ;CAS number ; Qualified "colen of
regulated substances
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: (N/A.)
(NCS) NO. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data bases National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include;
Promulgating agency ^Official document citation ^Geographic
regulatory coverage
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? N/A
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not applicable.
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor CRC Systems* Fairfax, va.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Data not analyzed
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Retrieval of federal
regulations or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 94-469, Sections 9-10 {Toxic Substances Control of 1976-TSCA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts OR
request.
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: 200
(USR) Current regular users of data base: Government, industry,
academia
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Dialog Information Services,
Inc.
(DST) Form of data storage: N/A
(DAC) Type of data access: Interactive query on Dialog Information
Services
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: As funded; monthly
is objective
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction tilth this data base
NIfl/EPA CIS's Federal Register Search System (FRSS)
(CMP) Completion of forms
Paula Miles* OFC: EPA/(OPTS)/(OTS)/(MSD)
AD: 401 M St., S.W. Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202) 382-3775
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-10-82
(CNM) Contact name(s): Miles, P. ; Miles,?. ; Miles,P.
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(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Off ice of Toxic Substances.Management Suppo
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: On-Llne Chemical Inventory System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: OLCIS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: No specific media
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: the Toxic Substances
Control Act (TSCA) provides EPA with authority to regulate
commercial chemical substances, which pose unreasonable risk to
man and the environment* OLCIS supports this effort. Information
maintained are chemical, plant/ and production volumes. It
contains chemicals raanu- factured or imported in the U.S., nhat
chemicals are manufactured or imported at a given site, where
plants are located, and their names* There are data for about
55,000 chemicals in OLCIS, including the approxisnately 700 in the
Clearinghouse*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Geri Nowak (202)382-3568;
Computer-related Fred Zaiss (202)382-3617
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other
chemical manufacturing and production data
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Location ^Manufacturer ^Production levels
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-77 TO 12-30-77
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only ;Other
TSCA allous EPA to collect additional information, as regui which
may serve to update the data base.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 54500
substances.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations In data base: (unknown*
(INF) Data base includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 7700
(sites.)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
S/A
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location jStreet address ;Dun Bradstreet ; Program
identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: CAS registry number
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: The
OLCIS On-line User's Guide should be consulted prior to
accessing the information. Quality assurance questions are not
applicable.
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor Chemical Abstracts Service
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA headquarters Office of Pesticides and
Toxic Substances (OPTS)/Office of Toxic Substances (OTS)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
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(PHI) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PP2) Secondary purpose of data collections Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is
P L 94-469, Sections 8(a) and 8(b) Toxic Substances Control Act
(fSCA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158S77011
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: 055-007-00004
-If 055-007-00003-9, 055-000-00189-8: Government Printing Office
TSCA chemical inventory, PB-295-108 National Technical
Information Service (NTIS) magnetic tape.
Printouts on request
Microfilm
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 8 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Offices of Pesticides and Toxic Substances, Office of Toxic
Substances, Office of Enforcement, Office of Solid Haste, Office of
Research and Development, Office of Drinking Mater, Office of
Water Program Operations, Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards
Other federal agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on access
Hithin EPA and outside agency for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software OLCIS MIDS;7301700904 ;
EPA hardware DECSYSTEH-2020. Also available from the NIH/EPA
Chemical Information System* Component name is TSCAPP (TOSCA
Plant and Production Data).
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other selected
portions/chemicals updated as required
(CMP) Completion of form:
Substances (OPTS)/
Office of Toxic Substances (QTS)/Hanagement Support Division (HSD)
AD: 401 M St, SM, Washington, DC 20460
PH: (202)426-4697
(OF) Date of form completion: 12-10-82
(HMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 570
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 577
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
aceTiaphthene<83-32-9> acetyl bromide<506-96-7>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8> acetyl chloride<75-36-5>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0> acroleln<107-02-8>
acetic acid<64-19-7> acrylamide<79-06-l>
acetic anhydrlde<108-24-7> acrylic acid<79-10-7>
acetone cyanohydriiK75-86-5> adipic acid<124-04-9>
acetone<67-64-l> allyl alcohol<107-18-6>
acetonitrile<75-05-8> allyl chloride<107-05-l>
acetophenone<98-86-2>
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alpha/alpha-dimethylbenzylhydro-
peroxide<80-15-9>
alpha,alpha-dinethylphenethylamine
<122-09-8>
alpha-chlorotoluene<100-44-7>
0,0-diethyl-0-(2-py 1,1,1-
trichloroethane<71-55-6>
If1,2,2,-tetrachioroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79~00-S>
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
1,1-dichlo rb ethylene<7 5-35-4>
l,l<-diiaethylhydrazine<57^14-7>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
1,2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene
<95-94-3>
1,2-dibromo-3-chioropropane (dbcp)
<96-12-8>
l,2-dibromoethane<106-93-4>
1,2-dichloroben2ene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
If 2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
If2-dichloropropylene< 563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
If2-propanediol<57^55-6>
1, 7.- tr ans- dich loro et hy lene
<156-60-5>
1,3,4 trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropene<542-75-6>
1,3-pentadiene<504-60-9>
1,3-propane sultoae<1120-71-4>
l,4-dichloro-2-but8ne<110-57-6>
1,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
l,4-dioxane<123-91-l>
1,4-naphthoquinone<130-15-4>
l-(o-chlorophenyl)thlourea
<5344-82-l>
l-chloro-2,3-epoxypropane
<106-89-8>
l-naphthyl-2-thiourea<86-88-4>
l-naphthylamIne<134-32-7>
2, 2-dichloroproplonic acid
<75-99-0>
2,4,5-trichlorophenol<95-95-4>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid
(T)<93-76-5>
2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP)<93-72-l>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4-d acid<94-75-7>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-dlchlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,
4-d)<94-75-7>
2, 4-diraethy IphenoK 105-67^-9>
2, 4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotolucne<12l-14-2>
2,4-dithiobiuret<541-53-7>
2,6-dichlorophenol<87-65-0>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-butanone peroxide<1338-23-4>
2-chloroethyl»inyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-fluoroacstamide (1081)<640-19-7>
2-raethyl-2-(raethylthio)propionalde
hy de-o- ( me thylcarbony 1 } oxlne
<80-62
-6>
2-«ethylaiiridlne<75-55-8>
2-fflethyllactonltrlle<75-86-5>
2-naphthylamine<91-59-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9>
2-picoline<109-06-8>
2-propyn-l-01<107-19-7>
2-sec butyl-4,6-dinitrophenol
<88-85-7>
3,3*-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,3*-diiBethoxybeiizidine<119-9(H4>
3,3 '-dime thyl-l{methy lthio)-2-
butanone-0- ( (ne thy lamino)
carbonyl)oxlme
3,3 '-dimethylbenzidine
<119-S 3-chloropropionitrile
<542-76-7>
3-methylcholanthrene< 56-49- 5>
4,4'-dde
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,4*-fflethylene-bls-(2-chloroanilin
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-Afflinopyridine<504-24-5>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chloro-o-tolxiidine hydrochloride
<3165-93-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
5-(arainornethyl)-3-isoxazolol
<2763-96-4>
5-nltro-o-toluidine<99-55-8>
936
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<39196-18-4>
aluminum phosphide<20859-73-8>
aluminum sulfate<10043-01-3>
alundnum<7429-90-5>
amiti:ole<61-82-5>
aramoni a<7664-41-7>
ammonium acetate<631-61-8>
ammonium benzoate<1863-63-4>
ammonium bicarbonate<1066-33-7>
ammonium bichromate<7789-09-5>
ammonium bit luoride<1341-49-7>
ammonium bisulf ite<10192-30-0>
ammonium carbamate
ammonium carbonate<506-87-6>
ammonium chlorlde<12125^02-9>
ammonium chromate<7788-98-9>
ammonium citrate<7632-50-0>
ammonium f luoborate
ammonium f luoride<12125-01-8>
ammonium hydroxide<1336-21-6>
ammonium oxalate<1113-38-8>
ammonium picrate<131-74-8>
ammonium silicof luoride
<16919-19-0>
ammonium sulfanate<7773-06-0>
ammonium sulf ide<12135-76-l>
ammonium sulf ite
ammonium tartrate<3l64-29-2>
ammonium thiocyanate<1762-95-4>
ammonium thiosulfate<7783-18-8>
amyl acetate<628-63-7>
anillne<62-53-3>
ant hracene
antimony pentachloride<7647-18-9>
antimony potassium tar tr ate
antimony trichloride<10025-91-9>
antimony trifluoride<7783-56-4>
antimony trioxide<1309-64-4>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic acid<1327-52-2>
arsenic pentoxide<1303-28-2>
arsenic trichloride<7784-34-l>
arsenic trioxide<1327-53-3>
arsenic trisulfide<1303-33-9>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
atrazine<1912-24-9>
auramlne<2465-27-2>
barium cyan! de< 5 42-62- 1>
barium<7440-39-3>
benomyl<17804-35-2>
benzal chloride<98-87-3>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzene sulf onyl chloride<98-09-9>
benzene thiol<108-98-5>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracen«<56-55-3>
benzo{a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzole acid<65-85-0>
benzoni trile<100-47-0>
benzotrichloride<98-07-7>
benzoyl chloridc<98-88-4>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7>
beryllium chloride<7787-47-5>
beryllium fluorlde<7787-49-7>
berylliuK nltrate<13597-99-4>
berylliui»<7440-41-7>
bhc
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
blphenyl<92-52-4>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)oe thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bismuth compounds<7440-69-9>
boron compounds<7440-42-8>
bromine<7726-95-6>
bromobenzene<108-86-l>
bromodichloromethane<75-27-4>
b r omome th ane< 7 4- 8 3- 9>
brucine<357-57-3>
butyl acetate<123-86-4>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
butylamine<109-73-9>
butyric acid<107-92-6>
cacodylic acid and salts<75-»60-5>
cadmium acetate<543-90-8>
cadmium bromide<7789-42-6>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
calcium arsenate<7778-44-l>
calcium carbide<75-20-7>
calcium chronate<13765-19-0>
calcium cyanide<592-01-8>
calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
calcium hydroxide<1305-62~0>
calcium hypochlorite<7778-54-3>
937
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< cont)
calcium oxide<1305-78-8>
captan<133-06-2>
carbaryl<63-25-2>
carbon dlsulfide<75-15-0>
carbon monoxide<63Q-08-0>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
carbonyl fluoride<353~50-4>
chloral<75~87-6>
chloranil<118-75-2>
chlorine<7782-50-5>
chloroacetaldehyde<107-20-0>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorobenzilate<510-15~6>
chlorodibroraomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroethene<75-01-4>
chloroethyl vinyl ether<110-75-8>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloroiaethane<74-87-3>
chloromethyl methyl ether
<107-30-2>
chloroprene<126-99-8>
chlorosulfonic acid<7790-94-5>
chromic acetate<1066-30-4>
chromic acid<7738-94-5>
chromic sulfate<10101-53-8>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
cis-l,2-dichloroethylene<156-59-2>
coal tar<8007-45-2>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
cobaltous forfflate<544-18-3>
copper cyanide<544-92-3>
cr eoso te<8 021-3 9-4>
cresol<1319~77-3>
cresylic acid<1319-77-3>
crotonaldehyde<4170-30-3>
cumene<98-82-8>
cupric acetate<142-71-2>
cupric chloride<7447-39-4>
cupric nitrate<3251-23-8>
cupric oxalate<814-91-5>
cupric sulfate<7758-98-7>
cupric tartrate<815-82-7>
cyanide<57-12-5>
cyanogen broraide<506-68-3>
cyanogen chloride<506-77-4>
cyanogen<460-19-5>
cyclohexane<110-82-7>
cyclohexanone<108-94-l>
di-isopropylfluorophosphate
<55-91-4>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
di-n-propylnitrosanine<€21-64-7>
diazinon<333-41-5>
dibenzo(a,h>anthracene<53-70-3>
dibenzofuran<132-64-9>
dibroinachloronethane<124-48-l>
dibromora€thane<74-95-3>
dibutyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dichlone<117-80-6>
dichlorobroraoraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloroiEethane<75-09-2>
dichlorophenylarsine<696-28-6>
dichloropropane<78-87-5>
dichloropropene<542-75-'6>
dichlorvos (ddvp)<62-73-7>
diepoxybutane<1464-53-5>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
diethylaiaine<109-89-7>
dihydrosafrole<94-58-6>
dimethoate<60-51-5>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dimethyl sulfate<77-78-l>
diBethylamine<124-40-3>
dimethyIcarbamoyl chloride
<79-44-7>
dimethylnItrosamine<62-75-9>
dinitrotoluene<25321-14-6>
dioxane<123-91-l>
dioxin<828-00-2>
dipropylaraine<142-84-7>
diuron<330-54-l>
dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
<27176-87-0>
edta<60-00-4>
epichlorohydrin<106-89-8>
ethyl acetate<141-78-6>
ethyl acrylate<140-88-5>
ethyl chloride<75-00-3>
ethyl ether<60-29-7>
ethyl methacrylate<97-63-2>
ethyl methanesulfonate<62-50-0>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylcyanide<107-12-0>
ethylene dibromlde
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
ethylene oxide<75-21-8>
ethylene thiourea<96-45-7>
ethylenediaffline<107-15-3>
ethylenei«ine<151-56~4>
ferric ammonium citrate<1185-57-5>
938
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ferric ammonium oxalate
<14221-47-7>
ferric chloride<7705-08-0>
ferric fluoride<7783-50-8>
ferric nitrate<10421-48-4>
ferric sulfate<10028-22-5>
ferrous ammonium sulfate
<10045-89-3>
ferrous chloride<7758-94-3>
ferrous sulfate<7720-78-7>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
fluorine<7782-41-4>
fluorotrichlororoethane<75-69-4>
formaldehyde<50-00-0>
formic acid<64-18-6>
furaaric acid<110-17-8>
furan<110-00-9>
furfural<98-01-l>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclohexane<58-89-9>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77^47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
hexachlorophene<70-30-4>
hexachloropropene
hydrazine< 30 2-01-2>
hydrochloric acid<7647-01-0>
hydrocyanic acid<74-90-8>
hydrofluoric acid<7664-39-3>
hydrogen cyanide<74-90-8>
hydrogen sulfide<7783-06-4>
hydroxydimethyl arsine oxide
<75-60-5>
indeno (l,2/3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
iodometharie< 74-88-4>
iron<7439-89-6>
isobutyl alcohol<78-83-l>
isocyanic acid/ methyl ester
<624-83-9>
isophorone<78-59-l>
isoprene<78-79-5>
isosafrole<120-58-l>
lead acetate<301-04-2>
lead chloride<7758-95-4>
lead fluoride<7783-46-2>
lead fluoroborate<13814-96-5>
lead iodide
lead nitrate<10099-74-8>
lead phosphate<7446-27-7>
lead s tear ate
lead subacetate<1335-32-6>
lead suL£ate<7446-14-2>
lead sulfide<1314-87-0>
lead thlocyanate<592-87-0>
lead<7439-92-l>
lindane<58-89-9>
lithium and compounds<7439-93-2>
lithium chromate<14307^35-8>
m-cresol<108-39-4>
m-xylene<108-38-3>
maleic acid<110-16-7>
oaleic anhydride<108-31-6>
maleic hydrazide<123-33-l>
malononitrile<109-77-3>
manganese<7439-96-5>
mercuric cyanide<592-04-l>
mercuric nitrate<10045-94-0>
mercuric sulfate<7783-35-9>
mercuric thiocyanate<592-85-8>
mercury<7439-97-6>
methane thioK 74-93-1>
raethanol<67-56-l>
raethyacrylonitrile<126-98-7>
methyl chlorocarbonate<79-22-l>
•ethyl chloroform<71-55-6>
methyl ethyl ketone {mek)<7fl-93-3>
methyl ethyl ketone peroxide
<1338-23-4>
methyl hydrazlne<60-34-4>
methyl lodlde<74-88-4>
methyl Isobutyl ketone<108-10-l>
methyl m«rcaptan<74-93-l>
methyl methacrylate<80-62-6>
raethylthiouracil<56-04-2>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
monoethylaraine<75-04-7>
monomethylamine<74-89-5>
monuron<150-68-5>
n-butyl alcohol<71-36-3>
n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
n-raethyl-n*-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidi
ne<70-25-7>
n-nitroso-n-ethylurea<759-73-9>
n-nitroso-n-raethylurea<684-93-5>
n-nitroso-n-methylurethane
<615-53-2>
n-nitrosodl-n-butylamine<924-16-3>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiethanolamine<1116-54-7>
n-nitrosodiethylamine<55-18-5>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-7S-9>
939
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n~nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
n-nitrosopiperidlne<100-75-4>
n-nitrosopyrrolldine<930-55-2>
n-phenylthiourea<103-85-5>
n-propylaffline<107-!0-8>
naphthalene< 91-20-3>
naphthenic acld< 1338-2 4-5>
nickel chloride<7718-54-9>
nickel cyanide<557-19-7>
nickel hydroxide<12054-48-7>
nickel nitrate<13138-45-9>
nickel sulfate<7786-81-4>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nicotine and salts<54-ll-5>
nitric acid<7697-37-2>
nitric oxide<10102-43-9>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide<10102~44-0>
nitrogen peroxide<10102-44-0>
nitrogen tetroxide<10544-72-6>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
nitroglycerine<55-63-0>
nitrosomethylurea<684-93~5>
o-cresol<95-48-7>
o-Bethoxyphenol<90-05-l>
o-toluidine hydrochloride
<636-21-5>
o-xylene<95-47-6>
octamethyIpyrophosphoramide
osmium tetroxide<20816-12-0>
ozone<10028-15-6>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
P-chloroaniline<106-47-8>
p-cresol<106-44-5>
p-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
p-dimethyl aminoazobenzene<60-ll-7>
p-nitroanlline<100-01-6>
P-xylene<106-42-3>
par aformaldehydeOO 525-89-4>
paraldehyde<123-63-7>
pen tachlorob enzene<6 08-93-5>
pentachloroethane<76-01-7>
pentachloronitrobenzene (PCNB)
<82-68-8>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
perchloroethylene<127-18-4>
phenacetin<62-44-2>
phenanthrene<85-01r8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phenyl dichloroarslne<696-28-6>
phenylacetic acid<103-82-2>
phenylnercury acetate<62-38-4>
phosgene<75-44-5>
phosphine<7803-51-2>
phosphoric acld<7664-38-2>
phosphorus oxychlorlde<10025-87-3>
phosphorus pentasulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus sulfide<1314-80-3>
phosphorus trichloride<7719-12-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalic acld<88-99-3>
phthalic anhydride<85-44-9>
plperonyl butoxide<51-03-6>
potassium arsenate<7784-41-0>
potassium bichromate<7778-50-9>
potasslua chromate<7789-00-6>
potassium cyanide<151-50-8>
potassiun hydroxide<1310-58-3>
potassium permanganate<7722-64-7>
potassiux silver cyanide<506-61-6>
potass!un<7440-09-7>
propionic acid<79-09-4>
propionic anhydrlde<123-62-6>
propionitrile<107-12-0>
proplyene oxide<75-56-9>
propylene oxide<75-56-9>
pyrene<129-00-0>
quinoline<91-22-5>
reserpine<50-55-5>
resorcinol<108-46-3>
s/s/s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
saccharin<81-07-2>
safrole<94-59-7>
selenious acid<7783-00-8>
selenium oxlde<12640-89-0>
seleniuiu<7782-49-2>
selenourea<630-10-4>
silver cyanide<506-64-9>
silver nitrate<7761-88-8>
silver<7440-22-4>
simazine<122-34-9>
sodium and corapounds<7440-23-5>
sodiun arsenate<7631-89-2>
sodium arsenlte<7784-46-5>
sodium azlde<26628-22-8>
sodium bichroraate<10588-01-9>
sodium bifluoride<1333-83-l>
sodium bisul£ite<7631-90-5>
sodium chroBate<7775-ll-3>
sodium cyanide<143-33-9>
sodiun dodecylbenzenesulfonate
<2515S-30-0>
940
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sodium fluoride<7681-49-4>
sodium fluoroacetate (1080)
<62-74-8>
sodium hydrosulfide<16721-80-5>
sodium hydroxide<1310-73-2>
sodium hypochlorite<7681-52-9>
sodium methylate<124-41-4>
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0>
sodium phosphate, dibasic
<7558-79-4>
sodium phosphate, tribasic
<7601-54-9>
sodium selenlte<10102-18-8>
sodium<7440-23-5>
strontium chromate<7789-06-2>
strontium sulfide<1314-96-l>
strychine<57-24-9>
styrene<100-42-5>
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5>
sulfur raonochloride<10025-67-9>
sulfuric acid<7664-93-9>
tetrachloroethene<127-18-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
tetrachloromethane<56-23-5>
tetraethyl lead<78-00-2>
tetrahydofuran<109-99-9>
tetranitrooethane<509-14-8>
thailie oxide<1314-32-5>
thallium acetate<563-68-8>
thallium chloride<7791-12-0>
thallium nitrate<10102-45-l>
thallium sulfate<7446-18-6>
thalliuia<7440-28-0>
thioacetamlde<62-55-5>
thioseraicarbazide<79-l9-6>
thiourea<62-56-6>
thiuram<137-26-8>
titaniunK7440-32-6>
toluene dlisocyanate<26471-62-5>
toluene<108-88-3>
toluenediamine<25376-45-8>
tribromomethane<75-25-2>
tributyl phosphorotrithioate
<78-48-8>
trlchloroethene<79-01-6>
trichloroe thy lene<7 9-01 -6>
trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
trichlorophenol
triethanolamine dodecylbenzenesul
onate<27323-41-7>
triethylamine<121-44-8>
trimethylamlne<75-50>3>
trinitrobenzane<99-35-4>
tris(2^3*dibromopcopyl)pho3phate
<126-72-7>
trypan blue<72-57-l>
uranluis<7440-61-l>
uranyl acetate<541-09-3>
uranyl nitrate<10102-06-4>
urethane<51-79-6>
vanadic acid/ ammonium salt
vanadium pentoxide<1314-62-l>
vanadlum<7440-62-2>
vanadyl sulfate<27774-13-6>
vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
xylene<1330-20-7>
xyl«nol<1300-71-6>
zinc acetate<557-34-6>
zinc borate<1332-07-6>
zinc bronlde<7699-45-8>
zinc carbonate<3486-35-9>
zinc chloride<7646-85-7>
zinc fluoride<7783-49-5>
zinc formate<557-41-5>
zinc hydrosulfite<7779-86-4>
zinc nitrate<7779-88-6>
zinc phenol sulf onate<127-82-2>
zinc phosphlde<1314-84-7>
zinc silicofluoride<16871-71-9>
zinc sulfate<7733-02-0>
zinc<7440-66-6>
zirconium nitrat«<13746-89-9>
zirconium potassium fluoride
<16923-95-8>
zirconium sulfate
zirconlun tetrachloride
<10026-ll-6>
(CAS) CAS registry nunbers of substances Included in data base: 83-32-9
; 208-96-8; 75-07-0; 64-19-7; 108-24-7? 75-86-5; 67-64-1;
75-05-8; 98-86-2; 506-96-7; 75-36-5; 107-02-8; 79-06-1;
79-10-7; 124-04-9; 107-18-6; 107-05-1; 80-15-9; 122-09-8;
100-44-7; 71-55-6; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3;
75-35-4; 57-14-7; 120-82-1; 95-94-3; 96-12-8; 106-93-4; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 57-55-6; 156-60-5; 120-82-1;
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541-73-1; 542-75-6J 504-60-9; 1120^71-4; 110-57-6; 106-46-7;
123-91-1? 130-15-4; 5344-82-1; 106-89-8? 86-88-4; 134-32-7;
75-99-0; 95-95-4; 93-76-5; 93-72-1; 88-06-2; 94-75-7;
120-83-2; 94-75-7; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2; 541-53-7;
87-65-0; 606-20-2; 1338-23-4; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57*8;
640-19-7; 80-62-6; 75-55-8; 75-86-5; 91-59-8; 88-75-5;
79-46-9; 109-06-8; 107-19-7; 88-85-7; 91-94-1; 119-90-4;
56-49-5; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 101-14-4; 534-52-1; 504-24-5;
101-55-3; 3165-93-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 2763-96-4; 99-55-8;
39196-18-4; 20859-73-8; 10043-01-3; 7429-90-5; 61-82-S; 7664-41-7;
631-61-8; 1863-63-4; 1066-33-7; 7789-09-5; 1341-49-7; 10192-30-0;
1111-78-0; 506-87-6; 12125-02-9; 7788-98-9; 7632-50-0; 13826-83-0;
12125-01-8; 1336-21-6; 1113-38-8; 131-74-8; 16919-19-0; 7773-06-0;
12135-76-1; 10196-04-0; 3164-29-2; 1762-95-4; 7783-18-8; 628-63-7;
62-53-3; 120-12-7; 7647-18-9; 11071-15-1; 10025-91-9; 7783-56-4;
1309-64-4; 7440-36-0; 1327-52-2; 1303-28-2; 7784-34-1; 1327-53-3;
1303-33-9; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 1912-24-9; 2465-27-2; 542-62-1;
7440-39-3; 17804-35-2; 98-87-3; 71-43-2; 98-09-9; 108-98-5;
92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 65-85-0; 100-47-0; 98-07-7;
98-88-4; 100-44-7; 7787-47-5; 7787-49-7; 13597-99-4;
7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 92-52-4;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 7440-69-9;
7440-42-8; 7726-95-6? 108-86-1; 75-27-4; 74-83-9; 357-57-3;
123-86-4; 85-68-7; 109-73-9; 107-92-6; 75-60-5; 543-90-8;
7789-42-6; 7440-43-9; 7778-44-1; 75-20-7; 13765-19-0; 592-01-8;
26264-06-2; 1305-62-0; 7778-54-3; 1305-78-8; 133-06-2; 63-25-2;
75-15-0; 630-08-0; 56-23-5; 353-50-4; 75-87-6; 118-75-2;
7782-50-5; 107-20-0; 108-90-7; 510-15-6; 124-48-1; 75-00-3;
75-01-4; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 74-87^3; 107-30-2; 126-99-8; 7790-94-5;
1066-30-4; 7738-94-5; 10101-53-8; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 156-59-2;
8007-45-2; 7440-48-4; 544-18-3; 544-92-3; 8021-39-4; 1319-77-3;
1319-77-3; 4170-30-3; 98-82-8; 142-71-2; 7447-39-4; 3251-23-8;
814-91-5; 7758-98-7; 815-82-7; 57-12-5; 506-68-3; 506-77-4;
460-19-5; 110-82-7; 108-94-1; 55-91-4; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
621-64-7; 333-41-5; 53-70-3; 132-64-9; 124-48-1; 74-95-3;
84-74-2; 117-80-6; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 696-28-6;
78-87-5; 542-75-6; 62-73-7? 1464-53-5; 84-66-2; 109-89-7;
94-58-6; 60-51-5; 131-11-3; 77-78-1; 124-40-3; 79-44-7;
62-75-9; 25321-14-6; 123-91-1? 828-00-2; 142-84-7; 330-54-1;
27176-87-0; 60-00-4; 106-89-8; 141-78-6; 140-88-5; 75-00-3;
60-29-7; 97-63-2; 62-50-0; 100-41-4; 107-12-0; 106-93-4;
107-06-2; 75-21-8; 96-45-7; 107-15-3; 151-56-4; 1185-57-5;
14221-47-7; 7705-08-0; 7783-50-8; 10421-48-4; 10028-22-5;
10045-89-3; 7758-94-3; 7720-78-7; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
7782-41-4; 75-69-4; 50-00-0? 64-18-6; 110-17-8; 110-00-9?
98-01-1? 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 58-89-9? 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
70-30-4; 1888-71-7; 302-01-2; 7647-01-0; 74-90-8; 7664-39-3;
74-90-8; 7783-06-4; 75-60-5; 193-39-5? 74-88-4; 7439-89-6;
78-83-1; 624-83-9; 78-59-1; 78-79-5; 120-58-1? 301-04-2;
7758-95-4; 7783-46-2; 13814-96-5? 10101-63-0; 10099-74-8;
7446-27-7; 1072-35-1; 1335-32-6; 7446-14-2; 1314-87-0;
592-87-0; 7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-93-2; 14307-35-8; 108-39-4;
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108-38-3; 110-16-7; 108-31-6; 123-33-1; 109-77-3; 7439-96-5;
592-04-1; 10045-94-0; 7783-35-9; 592-85-8; 7439-97-6;
74-93-1; 67-56-1* 126-98-7; 79-22-1; 71-55-6; 78-93-3;
1338-23-4; 60-34-4; 74-88-4; 108-10-1; 74-93-1; 80-62-6; 56-04-2;
7439-98-7; 75-04-7; 74-89-5; 150-68-5; 71-36-3; 84-74-2; 70-25-7;
759-73-9; 684-93-5; 615-53-2; 924-16-3; 621-64-7; 1116-54-7;
55-18-5; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 100-75-4; 930-55-2; 103-85-5;
107-10-8; 91-20-3; 1338-24-5; 7718-54-9; 557-19-7; 12054-48-7;
13138-45-9; 7786-81-4; 7440-02-0; 54-11-5; 7697-37-2;
10102-43-9; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0; 10102-44-0; 10544-72-6;
7727-37-9; 55-63-0; 684-93-5; 95-48-7; 90-05-1; 636-21-5;
95-47-6; 152-16-9; 20816-12-0; 10028-15-6; 59-50-7; 106-47-8;
106-44-5; 106-46-7; 60-11-7; 100-01-6; 106-42-3; 30525-89-4;
123-63-7; 608-93-5; 76-01-7; 82-68-8; 87-86-5; 127-18-4;
62-44-2; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 696-28-6; 103-82-2; €2-38-4; 75-44-5;
7803-51-2; 7664-38-2; 10025-87-3; 1314-80-3; 1314-80-3; 7719-12-2;
7723-14-0; 88-99-3; 85-44-9; 51-03-6; 7784-41-0; 7778-50-9;
7789-00-6; 151-50-8; 1310-58-3; 7722-64-7; 506-61-6; 7440-09-7;
79-09-4; 123-62-6; 107-12-0; 75-56-9; 75-56-9; 129-00-0; 91-22-5;
50-55-5; 108-46-3; 78-48-8; 81-07-2; 94-59-7; 7783-00-8;
12640-89-0; 7782-49-2; 630-10-4; 506-64-9; 7761-88-8;
7440-22-4; 122-34-9; 7440-23-5; 7631-89-2; 7784-46-5; 26628-22-8;
10588-01-9; 1333-83-1; 7631-90-5; 7775-11-3; 143-33-9;
25155-30-0; 7681-49-4; 62-74-8; 16721-80-5; 1310-73-2;
7681-52-9; 124-41-4; 7632-00-0; 7558-79-4; 7601-54-9;
10102-18-8; 7440-23-5; 7789-06-2; 1314-96-1; 57-24-9;
100-42-5; 7446-09-5; 10025-67^9; 7664-93-9; 127-18-4; 127-18-4;
56-23-5; 78-00-2; 109-99-9; 509-14-8; 1314-32-5; 563-68-8;
7791-12-0; 10102-45-1; 7446-18-6; 7440-28-0; 62-55-5; 79-19-6;
62-56-6; 137-26-8; 7440-32-6; 26471-62-5; 108-88-3; 25376-45-8;
75-25-2; 78-48-8; 79-01-6; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 25167-82-2;
27323-41-7; 121-44-8; 75-50-3; 99-35-4; 126-72-7; 72-57-1;
7440-61-1; 541-09-3; 10102-06-4; 51-79-6; 11115-67^6;
1314-62-1; 7440-62-2; 27774-13-6; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 75-35-4;
1330-20-7; 1300-71-6; 557-34-6; 1332-07-6; 7699-45-8;
3486-35-9; 7646-85-7; 7783-49-5; 557-41-5; 7779-86-4;
7779-88-6; 127-82-2; 1314-84-7; 16871-71-9; 7733-02-0; 7440-66-6;
13746-89-9; 16923-95-8; 14644-61-2; 10026-11-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Nowak/G.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances.Management Suppo
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Accession No. 7301700905 (cont)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor
EPA headquarters Office of Toxic Substances Data base identifies
specific document references.
(AOT) Authorization for data collection; Statutory authorization is
P.L. 94-469 Section 10
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports - to be established* j Printouts on request
On-line computer
(OSR) current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Toxic Substances
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Limits on access
uitMn EPA and outside agency for all data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: unknown at this tine
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted.
(UPDT) Frequency of data base Master file up-date: Other-Unknown at
this time.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Paula Miles
OFC: EPA/OPTS/OTS/MSD
AD: 401 M Street, S.V., Washington, D.C. 20460
PH: (202) 755-8963
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-10-62
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 55
(tfCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers In data base: 52
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,lsl-trichloroethane<71-55- chlorinated naphthalenes
6> chloroethane<75-00-3>
1,1,2, 2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5> chlorof luorocarbons
l,l,2-trichloroethene<79-01-6> chloroform<67-66-3>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> chloronethane<74-87-3>
1, 2-dibromoethane<106-93-4> chloroprene<126-99-8>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> chromium<7440-47-3>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> dichioroaethane<75-09-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> dioxirK828-00-2>
If3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
lf4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> forraaldehyde<50-00-0>
2,4-dlnitrotoluene<121-14-2> hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
2-nitropropane<79-46-9> hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
acetaldehyde<75-07-0> hexachlorocyclopentadlene<77-47-4>
acrolein<107-02-8> hexacloroethane
acrylonitrile isophorone<78-59-l>
antiinony<7440-36-0> lead<7439-92-l>
arsenic<7440-38-2> m-cresol<108-39-4>
asbestos<1332-21-4> n-xylene<108-38~3>
benzene<71-43-2> naleic anhydride<108-31-6>
benzidine<92-87-5> mercury<7439-97-6>
benzyl chloride<100-44-7> methyl iodide<74-88-4>
cadeium<7440-43-9> nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
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o-cresol<95-48-7> polychlorinated blphenyls (PCBs)
o-xylene<95-47-6> <1336-36-3>
p-cresol toluene<108-88-3>
p-xylene<106-42-3> trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
phosgene<75-44-5> vinylidene chloride<75-35-4>
polybrowinated biphenyls (PBBs)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-01-6; 75-34-3; 106-93-4; 95-50-1; 107-06-2;
78-67-5; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 121-14-2; 79-46-9; 75-07-0;
107-02-8; 107-13-1; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2;
92-87-5; 100-44-7; 7440-43-9; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
126-99-8; 7440-47-3; 75-09-2; 828-00-2; 100-41-4; 50-00-0;
118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 108-39-4;
108-38-3; 108-31-6; 7439-97*6; 74-88-4; 98-95-3; 95-48-7;
95-47-6; 106-44-5; 106-42-3; 75-44-5; 1336-36-3; 108-88-3;
25323-89-1; 75-35-4
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Miles,?. ; Miles,P. ; Miles,?.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Offlee of Toxic Substances.Management Suppo
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Accession No. 7407000517
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
CHAN) Name of Data Base of Model: Stability Array Data File
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: STAR
CMED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The STAR data files
contain oeterological data for 394 first order weather stations
in the continental OS. STAR data consists of frequencies of
Hind direction by Hind speed classes for each of up to seven
atnospheric stability categories* Mind directions are given for
16 sectors corresponding to compass points and there are 6 wind
speed categories. The data are vailable as annual average
frequencies based on at least five consecutive years of data.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 ;
Computer-related Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 ; EPA Office WillIan
Hood - OTS (202) 382-3928
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Hind
direction ; wind velocity
(INF) Data base includes: Aggregate or summary observations
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Latitude and longitude
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: NO
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EOT) Edittlng: No known edits
(CBY) Data collected by: Other- National A Heather Service
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other- National Climatic Center
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: NO
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer terminal
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices,
Office of Toxic Substances/ OPRM
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/RTP
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Name- OTS
Graphical Exposure Modeling System, Hardware- VAX 11/780
(CHG) Direct -charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: None
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Related EPA
Systems: ATM/SCCPOP (model)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
None
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # William p. Hoodg OFC: OPTS/OTS/EED# AD:
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EPA/ Headquarters* PH: (202) 382-3928*
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-25-83
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Hall,U ; Hall,L. ; Uood,V.
(COR) Contact organization: OTS
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances.Exposure Evaluat
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Accession No. 7407000518
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAN) Name of Data Base of Model: 1977 Economic Census
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Rone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: N/A data not related to
specific media: Economic Data
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Data Base has 4
components: (1) Census of manufacturers (geographic area series/
industry series, location of manufacturing plants, fuels and
electricity consumed 1977 and 1978), (2) Census of Wholesale Trade
(geographic area series), (3) Census of Selected Service
industries, (4) Census of Transportation (commodity
transportation survey and truck inventory and use survey)*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Loren Hall 382-3931 ; Computer-
related Loren Hall 382-3931 ; EPA Office William P. Hood,
Office of Toxic Substances 382-3928
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Cost or
economic data > Information includes number of industries or
establishments by SIC code/ number of employees and their uagej,
number of production workers, receipts or value added by
manufacturer for 1977.
(DS) Time period covered by data base: Single date: 1977
(TRM) Termination of data collections Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Every 5 years
(INF) Data base includes: Aggregate or summary observations
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; county } smsa (standard metropolitan statistical area) ;
city
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: SIC code
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: The
location of manufacturing plants is as lightly misleading name,
since the file only provides the number of establishments in 7
employee size categories.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following:
collection method
(ARL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EOT) Editting: No known edits
(CBY) Data collected by: Other- Bureau of Census
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other- Bureau of Census
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: None
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: NO
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer terminal
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
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(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offlees*
Office of toxic Substances
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/RTP
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic Disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Name- QTS
Graphical Exposure Modeling System (GEMS), Hardware- VAX 11/780
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: 5 years
(RSS) Belated EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(ROBSPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
None
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base; None
(CMP) Completion of form: f William P. Wood* OFC: OPTS/OTS/EED# AD:
EPA/ Headquarters! PH; (202) 382-3928f
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-20-83
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Hall,L. ; Hall,L. ; Wood,V.P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Toxic Substances
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances*Exposure Evaluat
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Accession No. 7407000519
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Karae of Data Base of Hodeli Geoecology
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Models None
CHED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Models Air * Soil i Surface Water
I Other- terrain/ wildlife, climate
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model" Data Base contains
county level data on a variety of environmental parameters.
Categories include agriculture, climate, vegetation, forestry,
air quality, terrain, wildlife (endangered species)* Each of these
contains files of interest in the exposure assessment process.
For example the agricultural files contain area under cultivation
and yield statistics for a variety of commercially important crops
from 1978 Census of Agriculture.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 ?
Computer-related Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 } EPA Office William
P. Mood, Office of Toxic Substances (202) 382-3928
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combinations and other!
county level
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivisions: county ; precipitation ; temperature ; Climatic
variables include annual average and monthly maximum and minimum
temperature and monthly precipitation and potential
evapotranspiration. Soil types by county with some physical and
chemical properties for general soil classes.
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 1940 TO 1980
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(F8Q) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing: as needed
(IMF) Data base includes: Aggregate or summary observations
(GBQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
County
(DPR) Data collect,/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following:
collection method
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(ADD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRS) Precision; None available
(EDT) Editting: No known edits
(CBY) Data collected by: Department of Energy
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Department of Energy
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Exposure Assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: None
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: NO
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer terminal
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Office,
Office of Toxic Substances
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(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/RTP
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic Disc
(DAC) type of data access: EPA Software System: System Name- OTS
Graphical Exposure Modeling System (GEMS), Hardware- VAX 11/780
(CHG) Direct charge for non~EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related BPi data bases used in conjunction Kith this data base
None
(ROB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # William P. Hood# OFC: OPTS/OTS/EED# AD:
EPA/ Headquarters^ PH: (202) 382-3928*
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-20-83
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hall,L. ; Hall,L. ; Wood/H.P.
(COR) Contact organization: Office of Toxic Substances
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances.Office of Toxic Substances*Exposure Evaluat
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Accession No. 7407000520
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Master Area Reference File of the
1980 Census
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HARF
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: N/A data not related to
specific media. Population Data
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The complete corrected
MARF of 1980 Census with geographic coordinates for small
geographic areas. The file has a variety of location
identification, information, including region, state, county,
place, census tracts, and enumeration districts or block
groups, population country races, number of occupied and ouner
occupied housing units, and number of families for all the
enumeration districts/block groups.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 j
Computer-related Loren Hall (202) 382-3931 ; EPA Office William
Hood - OTS (202) 382-3928
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Geographic
subdivisions / population demographics } population density
(DS) Time period covered by data base: Single date: 1980
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Sot applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: 10 year Census
(INF) Data base includes: Aggregate or summary observations
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; county ; congressional district ; snjsa( standard
metropolitan statistical area) ; city ; town/township } latitude
and longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility includes Not applicable
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following:
Analysis method
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? NO
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EOT) Editting; YES, documented edits
(CBY) Data collected by: Other- Census Bureau
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other- Contractor, Donnelly Marketing Inc.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: YES, citation: NON-EPA
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: On-line
computer terminal
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10-15
(DSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices,
Office of Toxic Substances, ORP, OPRM, OAQPS
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access outside the agency
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COLO Primary physical location of data: NCC/RTP
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Accession No. 8213000513
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kame of Data Base of Model: Whole-Body Count and Bioassay
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NBC
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Tissue: Human whole body,
urine
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Ingested and inhaled
radionnclides and humans, radiation workers and general public,
relative to Nevada Test Site operations and laboratory
activities* Data collected since 1963 Is being prepared for
entry into computer data base. Data is from reports, internal
memoranda, monitoring logs, and raw data stored in various
formats on hard copy, paper tape, magnetic tape, and disk.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Director, Nuclear Radiation
Assessment Division 545-2305 ; Computer-related Anita A. Mullen
545-2650 ; EPA Office Charles F. Costa; Dir., Nuclear Radiation
Assessment Div-, EMSL-LV 545-2305
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combinations and other:
Whole-body counting for gamma and X rays, urine analysis for
tritium
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- CS-137,
K-40, 1-131, 1-133, 1-135, W-187, PO-238, PU-239, H-3, and other
miscellaneous gamma-emitting radionnclides detected in humans.
(WPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data ; concentration measures ; expousre data ; location /
physical data > political subdivisions ; sampling date ;
volume/mass measures ; subject name, address and social security
number
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-63 TO 12-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing: semi-annually
> ongoing: annually / ongoing: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 8000(Estimated to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 800
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ; Other- Software for
data summary under development
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 44
(NCS) Ko. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
37
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 2
(6EO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic Region: Nevada,
Utah, California
(LOG) Gata elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; town/township } street address ; Name, social security
number
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Other
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Past
data not yet entered into data base, specific data are personal
and private until released by subject(s) for use by other
organizations.
(DpR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: NO,
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but other documentation available for each of the following:
sampling plan, collection method, and analysis method
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: YES, urine ; N/A: data not based on laboratory
analysis- whole body count
(PRE) Precision; Not included in data base, precision and accuracy
measurements available from other sources
(EOT) Editting; YES, undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA Lab- Environmental Monitoring Systems
Laboratory, Las Vegas, NV ; other Federal Agency- US Public Health
Service, Las Begas, NV
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA Lab: E-M-S-L-, Las Vegas, NV ; other
Federal Agency: OS P-H-S- Las Vegas NV
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk Assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Other- Historical trends
(AGT) Authorization for data collection: NO, data collection is part
of the total radiation safety program further Nevada test Site
and the EMSL-LV.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
No
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications:
Offsite Environmental Monitoring Report for Nevada Test Site
published annually. Occasional Journal articles on specific
aspects. ; Printouts on request ; machine-readable raw data,
current only
(BUS) Number of regular users of data base: 3
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Laboratories ; other
Federal Agencies ; Other- EG&G
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: All data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agency
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA Lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Presently, portions of data are A, 8 & D
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercially available software for recent
data System Name- MIDAS , Hardware- Nuclear Data 6620
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: NO
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Related EPA data bases; Historical Dosimetry (film badge),
Thermoluminescent Dosimitry
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: £ A. A. Mullen* QFC:
EPA/ORD/OMTS/EMSL-LV# AD: P.O. Box 15027, Las vegas, NV 89114ft
PH: (702) 798-2650U
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-13-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 9
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0
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(HAT) Substances represented In data base:
CS-137 W-187
K-40 PU-238
1-131 PU-239
1-133 H-3
1-135
(CNM) contact naoe(s): Nullen,A-A. ; Costa,C.F
(COR) Contact organization: Nuclear Radiation Assessaent Division,
EMSL-LV
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Offlee of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 8213000514
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAH) Kane of Data Base of Model: Pressurized Ion Chamber
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PIC
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Emissions: Radioactives >
Measure external gamma -ray dose
(ABS) Abstract/overview of Data Base or Model: Environmental radiation
data collected since 1/82 in the Nevand Test Site Offsite area
California, Nevada and Dtah, data base contains measurements of
external gamraa-ray exposure at 15 stations*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Director, Nuclear Radiation
Assessment Division 545-2305 ; Computer-related Robert G. Patzer
545-2324 % EPA Office Charles F. Costa; Dir. Nuclear Radiation
Assessment Div., EHSL-LV 545-2305
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combinations and other:
Ambient radiation, natural and man-made
(STA) Data Base status; Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- Externaly
gamma-ray exposure
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method or instrument ; elevation ? exposure data ; location ;
political subdivisions ; sampling date
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 01-82 TO 12-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing: less than
hourly: maximum, minimum and average every 5 minutes
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2,300,000(Estiraated to
date)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2,300,000
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ; aggregate or summary
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 15
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
15
(SQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 1
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region: Nevada,
Utah, and California
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State r town/township ; street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Not applicable
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation avlilable for each of the following:
sampling plan, collection method, analysis method,
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A: data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: YES, for all measurements
(EOT) Editting: YES, undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: EPA Lab, EHSL-LV
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA Lab, EHSL-LV
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
No
(REP) Fora of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications:
Offsite Environmental Monitoring Report for the Nevada test
Site, published annually ; Machine- readable ray data
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 2
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories, EMSL-LV ;
other Federal Agencies, DOE
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on assess outside the agency
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA Lab
(DST) Fora of data storage: Magnetic Disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Name- CDC 6400,
Hardware- EPA
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: NO
(UPDT) Frequency of data base naster file up-date: Monthly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used In conjunction with this data base
Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory- Las Vegas Historical
Dosime try (film badge), Thermoluminescent dosimetry
Costa,C.F.
(COR) Contact organization: Nuclear Radiation Assessment Division
EMSL-LV
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 8213000515
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Contract Laboratory Program Quality
Assurance
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: CLPQA
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Runoff: near Hazardous
Haste Sites ; sediment } soil > solid waste ; surface Mater: near
Hazardous Waste Sites
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Quality Assurance data
base for Superfund contract Laboratory Program, QA/QC
parameters for both organic and inorganic samples collected at
hazardous waste sites and analyzed under Contract Laboratory
Program. Current contents include surrogate and matrix spike
data as a function of contract, media, concentration, and
laboratory.
CCTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Mike Horasher, Lockhead Data Audits
Section Chief FT5 545-2633 ; Computer-related Nancy Fisher,
CSC Programmer/Analyst FTS 545-2665 / EPA Office John M. Moore,
Quality Assurance Division, EMSL-LV FTS 545-2132
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source: Hazardous
Haste Site Sampling
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Chemical
data / collection method or instrument > location
CDS) Tine period covered by data base: 06-82 TO 12-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing: daily
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 800(Estimated to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 2000
(INF) Data base Includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 200
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
200
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 20
0
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Other- Region
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: encoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: User
should be aware that comparisons can be affected by concentration
level, method of analysis, and media.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: YES
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: YES
(PRE) Precision: Partial: accuracy, yes ; precision Implicitly
calculated
(EOT) Editting: YES, documented edits
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(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: None
CAOT) Authorization for data collection: Yes, citation- CERCLA
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data ; on-line computer terminal
(80S) Number of regular users of data base: 15
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices-
OSHER (OHER) ; EPA Regional Offices ; EPA Laboratories
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on both within EPA and outside the Agency*
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA Lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic Disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Name- INFORM
Language, Hardware- PDP-11
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No outside use/access permitted
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: None
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
None
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: f John M. Moore# QFC: Quality Assurance
Division, EMSL-LV# AD: 944 E. Harnon, P.O. Box 15027, Las Vegas,
NV 89114* Pfl: (702) 798-2132*
(DF) Date of form completion: 12-14-82
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hoasher,M« J Fischer,N. } Moore,J.M.
(COR) Contact organization: Quality Assurance Division, EMSL-LV
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Office of Research and
Development.Office of Monitoring Systems and Quality Assurance
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Accession No. 8411000521
CDQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) name of Data Base of Model: Turbidity
(ACR) Acronym of Data ease or Model: TURB
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base includes
daily (ueather permitting) turbidity and supporting meteorological
measurements taken in the Research Triangle Park, N.C. fora
July 13, 1969 to the present* A sunphotometer is used to
directly measure the sun's intensity at 380 and 500 nanometer
wavelengths*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Dr. Janes Peterson / Director,
GMCC, ARL FTS 320-6811 ; Computer-related National Climatic
Center, Turbidity Section FTS 672-0683 ; EPA Office John
Rudisill, Meteorology & Assessment Div., EPA (919) 541-4551
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
CNPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method or instrument- sunphotometer ; location ; sampling date ?
temperature / Hind direction ; Hind velocity } Den point, sky
cover, visibility, turbidity
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 07-69 TO 02-83
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Accession No. 8412000526
(DQ) Date of Questlonaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Willamette Valley Stream Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HVSS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment ; Surface water-
Streams
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base currently
contains fish community information for 21 sites throughout the
Willamette Valley/ Oregon* Data includes total numbers/ total
Heights, relative community composition/ nunbers per unit area/
and weight per unit area. Water quality and physical habitat
characteristics/ as veil as, micro invertebrate data were
collected but are not yet stored on the CERL computer*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter James D. Giattlna, Senior Scientist
(503) 757-4900 > Computer-related Joanne C. Oshiro/ Computer
Technician (503) 7S7-4813 ; EPA Office Corvallis Enivronmental
Research Lab./ Freshwater Division (503) 757-4605
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Combinations and other
(STA) Data Base status: Presently operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- No
specific pollutants Here measured- most sites sampled uere largely
affected by diffuse non-point source problems/ such as sediment
runoff, in addition to possible chemical pollutants.
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Biological
data > chemical data } flow rates ; geographic subdivisions >
location ; physical data ; sampling date ; site description }
temperature
(DS) time period covered by data base: 06-82 TO 09-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 82-09
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing:monthly
(HOB) Number of observations in data base: 62(Actual to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations ; aggregate or summary
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 22
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
H/A
(MOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): N/
A
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state- Willamette
Valley, Oregon
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ; county ; latitude and longitude/ UTM/ or other
coordinates
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Not applicable
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Data
was collected for valley bottom streams only and only during the
months of June/ August, and September 1982.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following-
Sampling plan. Collection method. Analysis method, and QA
procedures
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted nethods? YES
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(AUD) Lab Audit: N/A:data not based on laboratory analysis
(PRE) Precision: Not included in data base, precision and accuracy
measurements available from other sources
(EDT) Editting: Partial* All data entered into computer data based has
been checked against origional field data sheets and edited
appropriately.
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: EPA Extra Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: EX
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents* Raw
intermediate, and final effluent uastenater streams fton pulp,/
paper and paperboard mills. Some data confidential.
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Up to 37 months of ran,
intermediate, and final effluent wastewater streams daily BOD5,
TSS, and flow data from 5 mills in the dissolving sulfite pulp
subcategory of pulp/ paper, and paperboard industry. Production
levels and type of uasteuater treatment system in - place
information is available. Some data is confidential.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter W11lard C. Warren (207) 775- 5401
; Computer-related David J. Ryan (207) 775-5401 ; EPA Office
Robert If. Delllnger, Effluent Guildllnes Division (202) 382-7137
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source- discharge
at pulp, paper, and paper board mills
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: Other- BODS and
TSS ("conventional*1 uater pollutants)
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Chemical
data ; flow rates ; industry ; location ; manufacturer ; production
levels ; sampling date ; treatment devices or processes ;
volume/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 12-77 TO 06-81
CTRM) Termination of data collection: Has occurred 81-06
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: One time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 55000(Estimated to date)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0
(INT) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ; aggregate or summary
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 26
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 5
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: National
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
Not applicable
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name ; plant location } program assigned identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Not
all data for all uastewater streams (stations, sources) is
available for all facilities. Some data is confidential. Time
periods covered by data not identical for all mills.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: NO
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? Yes,
(assumed, as data submitted was reported by permittee)
(AUD) Lab Audit: NO
(PRE) Precision: None available
(EDT) Edltting: Yes, undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Self-reporting, Permittee (provided data to
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be analyzed) j contractor, E. C. Jordan Co., Inc. (collected data
from permittee for analysis)
Other, E. C. Jordan Co., Inc.
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
agency
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Contractor
(OST) Form of data storage: Other, Magnetic Diskette
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually only
(CHG) Direct charge for non-SPA use: No outside use/access permitted
without EPA Authorization
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other, as necessary
to correct data
(CMP) Completion of forn: ^Robert E. Handy, Jr.# OFC: E. C. Jordan
Co., Inc.# AD: P. 0. Box 7050, Df Sy Portland ME 04112f PH: (207)
775-54012
(DF) Date of form completion: 02-03-83
(HMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0
(NAT) Substances represented in data base:
BODS TSSS
(CNH) Contact name(s): Warren,W,C. ; Ryan,D.J. } Bellinger,R.if.
(COR) Contact organizations Effluent Guidelines Division
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(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Permittees ;Regional office
Region I
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting Permittees
Regional office Region I
(IDL) Laboratory identification: HO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500, Sections 301, 308 and 402 (Clean Water Act-CMA)
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Quarterly Non-compliance Report
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 80-100
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Enforcement
EPA regional offices
EPA laboratories
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Mlcrofich/film, computer
(DAC) Type of data access: automated for 1 year of data
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Seml-annually
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Pernit Compliance System (PCS)
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Maine
-automated Discharge Monitoring Report (OMR) file.
(CMP) Completion of form:
Larry Brill
OFC: EPA/Region I/Enforcement Division
AD: JFK Building Boston, MA 02203
PH: (617) 223-5330
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-20-82
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 140
(HCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 129
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1, l,l-trichloroethane<71-55- l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
6> l,2~diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,1,2/2,-tetrachloroethane 1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<79-34-5> <156-60-5>
1,l/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,l-dichloroetnane<75-34-3> l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
1,1-dlchloro ethylene<7 5-35-4> 2,4,6-trichlorophenol< 88-06-2>
1,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> dloxin (tcdd)
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 2,4-dinethylphenol<105-67-9>
969
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2, 4-dinitrophenoKSl-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14~2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3, 4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p*tde)
4, 4'-dde(p,p--ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dlnltro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<203-96-8>
acidity
acrolein<107*02-8>
acrylonitrile<107^13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
alkalinity
anthracene<120-12-7>
antiraony<7440-36-0>
arsenlc<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g, h, i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylliura<7440-41-7>
bhc £lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2~chloroethoxy)raethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
<39638-32-9>
bis<2-ethylhexyl3phthalate
bis(chlororaethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broaioinethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadmium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene
chlorodibronomethane<124-48~l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloronethane<74-87-3>
chro»iuro<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromo«ethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoroB€thane<75-71-8>
dichloroBethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endo5ulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliforra
fluoranthene<206~44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene
lead<7439-92-l>
aercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitroscdi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n*nitrosodiffiethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaroine<86-30~6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nltrobenzene<98-95-3>
nltrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pH
970
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pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016) phenol<108-95-2>
<12674-ll-2> phosphorus<7723-14-0>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221) pyrene<129-00-0>
<11104-28-2> seleniuB<7782-49-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232) silver<7440-22-4>
<11141-16-5> suspended solids
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242) tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
<53469-21-9> thalllum<7440-28-0>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248) tolu«ne<108-88-3>
<12672-29-6> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254) tribromoinethane<75-25-2>
<11097-69-l> trichloroethylene<79-01^6>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260) trichlorof luorotnethane<75-69-4>
<11096-82-5> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5> zlnc<7440-66-6>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9?
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-S7^1> 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07*8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 59-50-7;
12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6;
11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87^86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0;
129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Brill/L.
(COR) Contact organization: Enforcement Division Region I
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region I.Administrative Services
Division.
971
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(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
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Accession No. 9016000001, (cont)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 95-190, Section 1442(2b), (Safe Drinking Water Act-SDWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using QMS-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 1
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Regional Offices:
Region I
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office and state
agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: Commercial software HYLBUR ;EPA softuare
TCE-Nonitorlng Study ; EPA hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: Yes D
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: None (termlnated)nch
(CMP) Completion of form:
David Chin
OFC: EPA/Region I/Water Supply Branch, Hater Management Dlv.
AD: JFK Bldg. Rra 2113 Boston, MA 02203
PH: (617) 223-4600
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-26-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 12-02-82 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 12-02-82 1
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
tetrachoroethylene<127-18-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 127-18-
4
(CNH) Contact narae(s): Chln,D. ; Matt,S. ; I,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region I.Administrative Services
Division.
973
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Accession No. 9018000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Priority Pollutants
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PRTYPOLS
861~6700 |
EPA Office William Mais
(DfP) Type of data collection or monitoring: ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA
(KPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
}Sampling date ;Site description
QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is unknown-contractors do analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Region I, Surveillance and
Analysis Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Region le Surveillance and Analysis
Division
Contractor lab as used by Surveillance and Analysis Laboratory
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
974
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Accession No. 9018000901
(cont)
Data collection requirement is the measuring of trends in the
concentrations of priority pollutants in sediment and surface
water,
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms;
No QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports "Ambient Toxic Monitoring" in a given river
(Nils) Number of regular users of data base: 8
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Monitoring and Data Support Division; Effluent Guidelines
Division
EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DSf) Form of data storage: Original form
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroetbane
<79-34-5>
If lf 2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
If2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dlchloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
If3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,3-dichloropropylene<542-75-6>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol
2,4-dimethylphenol
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2^4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
4,4*-dde
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dlnitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaph thylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107~13-l>
975
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Accession No. 9018000901
(cont)
aldrin<309-00-2>
an thracene
an timony<7 440-36-0 >
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332~21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
b«nzidine<92-87-5>
benzo( a) an thracene<5 6- 55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,l)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylliun<7440-41-7>
bhc (llndane)-ganma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha< 31 9- 84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
b 1st 2-chloroethoxy)ae thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
brOBOmethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadailum<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordan«<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromoroethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororoethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper <7 44 0-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117*84-0>
dibenzota, h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dlchlorobroaomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoroniethane<75-71-8>
dlchlorora«thane<75-09-2>
dleldrln<60-S7-l>
di ethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sul fated 031 -07 -8>
endosulfan-alpha<9S9-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadlene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1^2^3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nltrosodl-n-propylaroine
<621-64-7>
n-nltrosodlraethylamine< 62-75- 9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaaine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
n!trobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-a-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
< 12674-11- 2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenivn<7782-49-2>
si lver<7 440-2 2-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thallium<7440-28-0>
toluene <108-88-3>
toxaohene< 8001-35- 2>
tribroBoiethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluorofflethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
976
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Accession No. 901800090) (cont)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-62-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1; 542-75-6;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67*9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107^02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117TB4-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Porfert,C.j tialsh/tt.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region I.Environmental Services
Division.
977
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Accession No. 9018000902
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Region I Source test File
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: SORTST
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Ealsslons New Source
Performance Standards (NSPS) ;Eraissions State Implem Emissions
National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP)
^Emissions Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD)
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Results of Air Emission
tests Mith associated process and operating data at the tine of
the testing are the contents of this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter John M. Carlson (617) 861-6700 ;
EPA Office Donald P. Po
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Conblnation/Other point
source and process and operating data pertinent to test
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(6RP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 5 NESHAPS ;7
criteria NAAQS
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included In the data base: Collection
method ^Concentration measures ;Flo« rates ^Location ; Production
levels ;Sampling date ;Site description ;Temperature ;
Test/analysis method ^Treatment devices ;Yoluse/mass measures
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-73 to 12-03-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 230.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 40.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered In data base: 120.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 55
•
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
I ;Geographic region New England
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State >City jstreet address jProject identifier
CFAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Plant facility name
?Plant location ^Parent corp name ^Street address
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Uncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to GRD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 50% for these with
audit samples, no samples for total suspended particulates (TSP).
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting primarily analysis
State agency secondary analysis, verification
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Accession No. 9018000902 (cont)
Regional office secondary analysis, verification
EPA lab secondary analysis/ verification
Contractor as hired by sources
(IDL) Laboratory identification: VES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 86-206 as amended, Sections 111 & 114 (Clean Air Act-CAA);
State Implementation Plans (SIPS)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting fores:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: none
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: EPA lab
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
CD AC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: no
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as test files
completed
(CMP) Completion of form:
John M. Carlson
OFC: EPA/Region I/Surveillance and Analysis Division/
Air Section
AD: 60 Westview St. Lexington, HA 02173
PH: (617) 861-6700
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-18-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 4
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 3
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
nitrogendioxide<10102-44-0> total suspended participates
sulfur dioxide<7446-09-5> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 10102-4
4-0; 7446-09-5; 75-01-4
(CNM) Contact name(s): Carlson, J.N. ; Porteous,D.P.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region I.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9024000001
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(KAM) Name of Data Base of Model: New York Harbor Survey
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water bays and
estuaries in New York Harbor
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Water quality analysis
(sampled at two depths) of bays and estuaries in the Key York
Harbor on physical parameters, bacteriological parameters/
nutrients/ and some heavy metals.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Fran Brezenskl (201) 321-6706 ;
Computer-related Ton O'Hare (212) 264-9850 ; EPA Office
Region II
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
uater ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Physlcal data ;Samp ling date ySite description ;Te«perature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-66 TO 01-30-74
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 01/30/74
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ;quarterly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 60000*(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations In data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Rau data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Region II
(Neu York and New Jersey only)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ^Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Tine
variations: during the first year (1966) samples were taken
weekly to bi-weekly/ then quarterly/ and then/ in about
1968-1974, only irregular sampling was done. No audit samples
were performed to test laboratory performance standards.
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division Laboratory/ Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division Laboratory/ Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
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Accession Ho. 9024000001 (cont)
Data collection requirement is follow up on pre-EPA water
sampling network.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
COLO primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) type of data access: EPA software STORET (Storage and Retrieval
of Hater Quality Data) MIDS:5303000101 ;EPA hardware IBM 370
Computer System
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other survey
discontinued in 1974
alkalinity nickel<7440-02-0>
cad»iura<7440-43-9> nitrogen<7727-37-9>
chromiua<7440-47-3> oil and grease
copper<7440-50-8> oxygen demand
dissolved oxygen pH
dissolved solids phosphorus<7723-14-0>
fecal coliform suspended solids
lead<7439-92-l> zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7440-43
-9; 7440-47-3; 7440-50-8; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 7440-02-0;
7727-37-9; 7723-14-0; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Brezenskl/F. ; 0"Hare,Tom ; II,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Assistant Regional
Administrator for Policy.
981
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Accession No* 9024000002
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: State 208 Agencies Data
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(NED) feedia/SubJect of Data Base or Model: Surface water estuaries and
rivers
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: Water quality analysis
(with a small amount of effluent data taken at a feu industries)
of estuaries and rivers In Region II on physical parameters,
bacteriological parameters/ nutrients/ and sose heavy metals. This
data can be retrieved from STORE? (Storage and Retrieval of
Hater Quality Data) by unit agency code REGII 208.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter J. Delama/M. Savedoff (212)
264-0958/C212) ; Computer- related Ton O'Hare (212)
264-9850 ; EPA Office Region II
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 11 conventional
Hater
(MPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Location
^Physical data ;Sampling date jSite description ^Temperature
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 04-01-75 TO 07-30-78
(TRW) Termination of data collection: Occurred 07/30/78
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other special surveys
for varying and United sampling periods*
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 100000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (R/A*)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations 3Summary aggregate
observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 850.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Kumber of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(€EO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
II
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;Coordinates Latitude/Longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: As
stated above, surveys are varied with respect to sampling time and
locations. Very fen audit samples performed.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor various contractors collected this
data.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor lab various contractors analyzed
this data (analyses spot-check by EPA-Edison labs)
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
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Accession No. 9024000002 (cont)
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Section 208 (Clean Water Act-CWA)
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
fecal coliform suspended solids
nitrogen<7727^37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9; 7723-14-0
(CUM) Contact name(s): Delama,J. ; 0'Hare/Tom ; II*R*
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Accession No. 9024000005
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(HAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Hater Enforcement Regional System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: HERS
(M£D) feedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial,
municipal and federal facilities
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System (HPDBS) permittees and permit
applicants in Region II regulated under the Clean Water Act.
The data base contains facility identification information (such as
name/ facility/ location/ SIC codes)/ milestone dates in the
permit development process/ compliance action events (such as
reports required by the permit and associated dates/ inspections
performed/ enforcement actions and referrals) influent and
effluent limit dates/ and reported dates.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Steve Rubin (212) 264-9850;
Computer-related Steve Rubin (212) 264-9850 ;
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source data
collection industrial/ municipal and federal facilities
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Collection
method ^Compliance data ^Concentration measures ;Discharge points ;
Flow rates ^Geographic subdivision ^Inspection data ^Location ;
Political subdivisions ;Salinity ;Sampling date jTemperature ;
Treatment devices ;conductivity ;galIons distilled ^discharge
duration ; velocity
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-77 TO 01-31-83
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: weekly ^monthly ;Other
varies by parameter in the reported data
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 600000.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data bases 150000.
(INF) Data base Includes: Summary aggregate observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 7500.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
5000.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 50
00.
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
II
(LOO Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty ;City ;Toun/tounship ^Coordinates Latitude and
longitude ; Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements Identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlsnt location ;SIC code JNPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: Since
summary data is from permittees/ quality assurance methods are
questionable.
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates are not available
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
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Accession No. 9024000005 (cont)
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Discharge Monitoring Reports
(99%) ^Regional office enforcement &
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self reporting
State agency
Regional office Region II
EPA lab Regional Lab
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization Is P
L 92-500 as amended. Sections 301, 308, &402 (Clean Hater
Act-CMA)
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
158-R-0073
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Quarterly/son
thly Hater Enforcement reports. Regional System Users Manual
Printouts on request
Microfilm
(KOS) Number of regular users of data base: SO
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Mater Enforcement
EPA Region II
EPA laboratories
States
Freedom of Information requests
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) primary physical location of data: HCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape ^Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software HERS 3 components: Status of
Permit Development (facility ID), Status of Permit Compliance,
Local Effluent Data System (parameter data) MIDS:9024000905
;EPA hardware IBM 370/168 ; retrieval package
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other 4 components
of WERS are updated monthly; 1 is updated bi-weekly.
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Permit
Compliance System (PCS); Facilities Index System (FIHDS)
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Permit Compliance System (PCS); Facilities Index Systems (FINDS)
(RD8) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: Neu
York Department of Environmental Conservation State Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) data base
(QDB) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: New York Department of
Environmental Conservation's Industrial Chemical Survey; New
Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Manifest System;
Delaware River Basin Commission's Industrial Exotic Haste Survey
(CMP) Completion of form:
George Nossa
QFC: EPA/Region II/Information Systems Branch
AD: 26 Federal Plaza NY, NY 10278
PHs (212) 264-9850
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Accession No. 9024000005
(cont)
CDF) Date of form completion: 02-08-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 132
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 70
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
Ir2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-
82-l>
2, 2,dibromo-3-nitrilopropionainide
2,4*6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
acidity
algicides
alkalinity
aluniinum<7429-90-5>
aramonia<7664-41-7>
antimony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
barium<7440-39-3>
baroid #2 #7
ben7ene<71-43-2>
benzidine< 92-87-5>
benzisothiozote
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bismuth co«npounds<7440-69-9>
boron coropounds<7440-42-8>
browine<7726-95-6>
bromodichlororoethane<75-27-4>
cad«iuin<7440-43-9>
calciura
car bofuran
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chloral<75-87-6>
chloride
chlorinated hydrocarbons
chlorinated organics
chlorine<7782-SO-5>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
cobalt<7440-48-4>
color
copper<7440-50-8>
cyai5ide<57-12-5>
eyclohexlamine
d ic eyl dine thy 1 amiaoniura chloride
dichlorobenzene<25321-22-6>
dichlororaethane<75-09-2>
dichlorovinyl dimethyl phosphate
dicyclopentadine<77-73-6>
diethylhexyl phthalate
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
dithiocarbomates
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
ethylene dichloride<107-06-2>
fecal colifors
ferric cyanide
fluorides
fluoroborates
formaIdehyde<50-00-0>
gold
gross alpha
gross beta
hardness
hexamethyl benzene
hydrazine<302-01-2>
hydrocarbons
iodine
iodine 129<15046-84-l>
iron<7439-89-6>
isotopic gamma
lead<7439-92-l>
magnesium
manganese<7439-96-5>
Bercury<7439-97-6>
nethylene bis-thiocycanate
rairex<2385^85-5>
molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrates/nitrites
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrofurans
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
odors
oil and grease
ortho-phosphate
oxygen demand
PH
palladium,total
pesticides
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphorus<7723-14-0>
phthalate esters
phthalic acid<88-99-3>
platinum
polybroalnated biphenyls
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Accession No. 9024000005 (cont)
selenium<7782-49-2> total organic carbon (fOC)
settleable solids total phosphates
silica total strontium
silver<7440-22-4> total telluriu
sodium nitrite<7632-00-0> tribro«oiiethane<75-25-2>
sodium<7440-23-5> trichloroethane<25323-89-l>
strontium 90<10098-97-2> trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
styrene<100-42-5> tritiuB<10028-17-8>
sul fates turbidity
sulfides uranil
sulfite uranium 235<15117-96-l>
surfactants uranium 238<7440-61-1>
suspended solids uranium<7440-61-1>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4> vanadiun<7440-62-2>
thallium<7440-28-0> vinyl acetate<108-05-4>
tin vinyl chloride<75-01^4>
tltaniuffl<7440-32-6> volatile acids
toluene<108-88-3> xylene<1330-20-7>
total kjeldahl nitrogen zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 120-82-
1; 88-06-2; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2;
1332-21-4; 7440-39-3; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 7440-41^-7; 7440-69-9;
7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 75-27-4; 7440-43-9; 1563-66-2; 56-23-5;
75-87-6; 7782-50-5; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 67-66-3; 7440-47-3;
7440-48-4; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 25321-22-6; 75-09-2; 77-73-6;
100-41-4; 107-06-2; 50-00-0; 302-01-2; 15046-84-1; 7439-89-6;
7439-92-1; 7439-96-5; 7439-97-6; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7;
7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 7727-37-9; 108-95-2; 7723-14-0; 88-99-3;
7440-09-7; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 7632-00-0; 7440-23-5; 10098-97-2;
100-42-5; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 7440-32-6; 108-88-3; 75-25-2;
25323-89-1; 79-01-6; 10028-17-8; 15117-96-1; 7440-61-1; 7440-61-1;
7440-62-2; 108-05-4; 75-01-4; 1330-20-7; 7440-66-6
(CNH) Contact naraeCs): Rubin,S. ; RubIn,S. ; Ludin,C.
(RQR) Responsible Organization; Region II.Assistant Regional
Administrator for Policy*
987
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Accession No. 9026000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Carbon Monoxide Special Study
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air ;Moblle source
emissions
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This Is a regional
study to correct deficiencies in carbon monoxide network and to
determine hotspots and extent of carbon monoxide problem.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Ray Herner (212) 264-2517; EPA
Office Ray Werner <212) 264-2517
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(6RP) Croups of substances represented in Data Base: 7 criteria NAAQS
(Carbon Monoxide)
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ^Concentration measures ^Exposure data ;Geographic subdivision
; Location ^Population density ;Sampling date ;Site description ;
Hind direction ;Hind velocity ;temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-79 TO 10-30-80
CTRM) Termination of data collection: 04/30/81
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: hourly ;dally ;weekly
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 56000.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations ;Summary aggregate
observations ;Reference data/citations
(UTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 38.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0-
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region upstate Hen
York, New York City/ and New Jersey.
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
State ;County ;City ;Town/township ^Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Dncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: This
data base is made up of data from three studies, with three months
of continuous sampling in each.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory for 85%,
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estiaates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Edit ting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Contractor New York State Department of
Transportation; Environmental Research and Technology; UAPORA
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Contractor New York State Department of
Transportation; Environmental Research and Technology; NAPORA
UDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to determine "hotspots" and
988
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Accession No. 9026000101 (cont)
correct deficiencies in carbon monoxide netuork
COMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports carbon monoxide hotspot study for Mev Jersey, upstate Hen
York. New York City report anticipated by Fall, 1983.
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 50 or more
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards,
SPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(OST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
CDAC) Type of data access: Manually
CCHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other one tine
only-report being written
(ODB) Other pertinent non-EPA data bases: Staten Island Benzine Study
(CMP) Completion of form:
Ray Nerner
QFC: EPA/Region II/Air and Hazardous Materials Division
AD: 26 Federal Plaza Ken York, NY 10007
PH: <212) 264-2517
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: I
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
carbon monoxide<630-08-0>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 630-08-
0
(CNM) Contact narae(s): tferner/R. ; Werner,R»
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Air and Haste Management
Division.
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Accession No, 9026000102
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Accession Ho- 9026000102 (cent)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Halts on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Fora of data storage: Original fora (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
CCHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base
update terminated
(CHP) Couplet ion of form:
Debbie Brome
OFC: EPA/Region II/Air and Hazardous Materials Division
AD; 26 Federal Plaza Room 900 New York, NY 10007
PH: (212) 264-2517
(OF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
total suspendedparticulates
(CNM) Contact name(s): Kerr,G.
(COR) Contact organization: Air and Hazardous Materials Division,
Region II
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Air and Haste Management
Division.
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Accession No. 9027000101
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Federal Reporting Data System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: PROS
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking Hater
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: FRDS contains
Identification and statistical summary information for each public
Hater supply (PUS). Inventory data Includes capacity/ source
information/ monitoring requirements/ data pertaining to
infringements of EPA standards by a specific PUS/ data pertaining
to EPA authorized exceptions to the standard which are granted
to a specific PMS/ and information pertaining to actions taken
against a PfcfS.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Jaime A. Referents (212) 264-1800
; Computer-related J Computer-related John Baglivi (212)
264-9580; EPA Office Jaime A. Reference (212) 264-1355
(DTP) type of data collection or monitoring: Combination/Other Public
Water Supply inventory and monitoring and surveillance.
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 22 drinking Mater
standards
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data bases Compliance
data ?Inspectlondata ;Location ^Physical data ;Political
subdivisions Population density ^Production levels ;Sampling date
yTest/analysis method ; Treatment devices
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-01-78 TO 09-30-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: quarterly >annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 590000 observations
(per(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations % Summary aggregate
observations ^Reference data/citations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 65/115
Approx. (Region II) over 400/000 (nationally).)
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
Approx. 63/285
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 21
,705 (public water supplies.)
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
II
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ^County ;Clty >Town/township jStreet address ^Coordinates
Latitude/longitu Project Identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
jPlant location >Street address ;SCC ^Program identifier
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Other coding scheme
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
992
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Accession No. 9027000101 (cont)
included in data base
(EOT) Editting; Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Self reporting Prinary responsibility for
both monitoring and violation data co Local agency Sometimes
County Dept. of Health collects for purveyor. ; State agency
has primacy, receives data from purveyor. ;Regional office
Occasionally state Dept/ of Environmental Protection collect data.
occasionally regional office samples where more sophisticated
equipment is necessary. ^Contractor lab for permittee (purveyor) >
Contractor for permittee {purveyor)
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA lab Surveillance and Analysis Lab; and
occasionally Cincinnati lab
EPA/state certified labs
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Inventory
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 93-523, Sections 1412, 1415, 1416, 1421 and 1422. (Safe Drinking
Water Act of 1974-SDWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting foras:
158-R-0155
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
Microfilm
Machine-readable raw data
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 2 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA headquarter offices
Office of Drinking Hater
EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: NCC/IBM
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic Disc: national rSDS system
^Original form: data from FY 1978
(DftC) Type of data access: Commercial softuare System 2000 JEPA
hardware IBM 370 /Manually: data from F
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Quarterly
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Model State Information System (HSIS)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Jaime A. Referente
OFC: EPA/Region II/Water Division
AD: 26 Federal Plaza New York, NY 10278
PH: (212) 264-1800
(CF) Date of form completion: 03-23-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 21
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 17
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Accession No. 9027000101 (cont)
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
2f4-dichlorophenoxyacetic methoxychlor<72-43-5>
acid (2r4-d)<94-75-7> microbiology coliform bacteria
arsenic<7440-38-2> nitrate<14797-55-8>
barium<7440-39-3> radium 226<13982-63-3>
cadmiunK7440-43-9> radium 228<15262-20-1>
chroraium<7 440-47-3> selenium<7782-49-2>
endrin<72-20-8> sllver<7440-22-4>
gross alpha silvex<93-72-l>
lead<7439-92-l> toxaphene<8001-35-2>
lin<3ane<58-89-9> turbidity
maniEade beta trihalomethane
mercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 94-75-7
; 7440-38-2; 7440-39-3; 7440-43-9; 7440-47-3J 72-20-8;
7439-92-1; 58-89-9; 7439-97-6; 72-43-5; 14797-55-8;
13982-63-3; 15262-20-1; 7782-49-2; 7440-22M; 93-72-1; 8001-35-2
(CNM) Contact name(s): Referente^J.A. ; Bagliui^J.;
Referente/ J,A.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Hater Management Division.
994
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Accession No. 9028000511
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02*82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Niagara Frontier - Lake Erie
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Hone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
priority pollutant values for about 40 stations in Lake Erie and
the Niagara River. Sediment was only examined and not the Hater
column.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland B. Hemmett (201) 321-6687 ?
Computer-related George Nossa (212) 264-9850 j EPA Office
Roland B. Hemmett, Environmental Services Div. (201) 321-6687
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient
(STA) Data Base status: Presently Operational/Ongoing
(GRp) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CMA ;
Other- Particle size. Volatile solids
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters Included in the data base: Precipitation
; Sampling date ; Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 06-82 TO 09-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Ongoing: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 5000(Estimated to date)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: N/A
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
40
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: International
(LOG) Data elements Identifying location of station or source include:
State ; latitude and longitude, 0TM, or other coordinates
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: Not applicable
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: coded, storet parameter codes
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: No,
but other documentation available for each of the following:
sampling plan, collection method, analysis method, and QA
procedures
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: YES
(PRE) Precision: Not included in data base, precision and accuracy
measurements available form other sources
(EDT) Edit ting: YES, documented edits
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional Office ; EPA Lab ; Contractor Lab ;
EPA Headquarters
(ABY) Data analyzed by: EPA Lab ; Contractor Lab
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special Study
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections None
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: YES, citation: PL92-500
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
NO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request ; Files
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Accession No. 9028000511
(cont)
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Regional Offices j EPA
Laboratories ; states
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional Office
(DST) Form of data storages Magnetic Disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Sane- STORE!/
Hardware- IBM/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: YES
COPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-dates Unknown
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Unknown
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
None
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # Randy Braung OFC: U.S.E.P.A., Region II,
Edison, ».J,# AD: Woodbridge Ave., Edison, N.J. 08837# PH:
(201) 321-6692*
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-11-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data bases 129
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0128
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
Acenaphthene <83-32-9>
Acenaphthylene <208-96-8>
Acrolein
Acrylonitrlle <107-13-1>
Aldrin <309-00-2>
Anthracene <120-12-7>
Antimony <7440-36-0>
Arsenic <7440-38-2>
Asbestos <1332-21-4>
BHC-. Alpha. <319-84-6>
BHC-.Beta. <319-85-7>
BHC (Hndane)-. Gamma. <58-89-9>
BHC-.Delta. <319-86-8>
Benzene <71-43-2>
Benzidine <92-87-5>
Benzo< a) anthracene <56-55-3>
3,4-Benzofluoranthene <205-99-2>
Benzo(k) fluoranthene <207-08-9>
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene <191-24-2>
BenzoCalpyrene <50-32-8>
Beryllium <7440-41-7>
Bis(2- chloroethoxy)rae thane
Bis(2-chloroethyl) ether
Bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
Bis (chloronethyl) ether
<542-88-l>
Bis<2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
Bromomethane <74-83-9>
4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
Butyl benzyl phthalate <85-68-7>
Cadmium <7440-43-9>
Carbon tetrachloride <56-23-5>
Chlordane <57-74-9>
Chlorobenzene <108-90-7>
Chlorodibromomethane <124-48-l>
Chloroethane
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
<110-75-8>
Chloroform <67-66-3>
p-Chloro-m-cresol <59-50-7>
Chloromethane <74-87-3>
2-Chloronaphthalene <91-58-7>
2-Chlorophenol <95-57-8>
4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<700S-72-3>
Chromium <7440-47-3>
Chrysene <218-01-9>
Copper <7440-50-8>
Cyanide <57-12-5>
4,4'-DDD(p,p'-TDE) <72-54-8>
4,4*-DDE{p,p*-DDX) <72-55-9>
4,4*-DDT <50-29-3>
OibenzoCa,hianthracene <53-70-3>
Di-n-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1,2-Dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
1,3-Dlchlorobenzene <541-73-l>
1,4-Dichlorobenzene <106-46-7>
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Accession No. 9028000511
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3,3*- Dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
Dichlorobroraomethane <75-27-4>
Oichlorodifluororoethane <75-71-8>
1,1-Dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-Dichloroethane <107-06-2>
1, 1-Dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
1,2-trans-Dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
Dichlorone thane <75-09-2>
2, 4-Dichlorophenol <120-83-2>
1,2-Dichloropropane <78-87-5>
1,2-Dichloropropylene <563-54-2>
Dieldrin <60-57-l>
Die thy 1 ph thai ate <84-66-2>
2,4- Dimethylphenol <105-67-9>
Dimethyl phthalate Cl31-ll-3>
4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
2,4-Dinitrophenol <51-28-5>
2,4-Dinitrotoluene <121-14-2>
2,6-Dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
Di-n-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
lf 2-Diphenylhydrazine <122-66-7>
Endosulfan-.Alpha, <9S9-98-8>
Endosulfan-.Beta. <33213-65-9>
Sndosulfan sulfate <1031-07-8>
Endrin <72-20-8>
Endrin aldehyde <7421-93-4>
Ethylbenzene <100-41-4>
Pluoranthene <206-44-0>
Fluorene <86-73-7>
Heptachlor <76-44-8>
Heptachlor epoxide <1024-57-3>
Hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
Hexachlorobutadiene <87-68-3>
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
<77-47-4>
Hexachlocoethane <67-72-l>
Indeno
Tsophorone <78-59-l>
Lead <7439-92-l>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
Naphthalene <91-20-3>
Nickel <7440-02-0>
2-Nitrophenol <88-75-5>
4-Nitrophenol <100-02-7>
N-Nitrosodimethylamine <62-75-9>
N-Nitrosodiphenylaaine <86-30-6>
N-Mitrosodl-n- propylaaine
<621-64-7>
Pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
Phenanthrene <85-01-8>
Phenol <108-95-2>
PCB-1016 (Arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
PCB-1221 (Arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
PCB-1232 (Arochor 1232)
PCB-1242 (Arochlor 1242)
<53469-2l-9>
PCB-1248 (Arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
PCB-1254 (Arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
PCB-1260 (Arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
Pyrene <129-00-0>
Selenium <7782-49-2>
Silver <7440-22-4>
2,4,7,8-letrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (TCDD)
1,1,2,2-T etrachloro ethane
<79-34-5>
Tetrachloroethylene <127-18-4>
Thallium <7440-28-0>
Toluene <108-88-3>
Toxaphene <8001-35-2>
Trlbromonethane <75-25-2>
1,,2,4-Trichlorobenzene <120-82-l>
1,1,1-Trichloroethane <71-55-6
1,1,2-Trichloroethane <79-00-5>
Trlchloroethylene <79-01-6>
Trichlorof Itiorom^thane <75-69-4>
2,4,6- Trichlarophenol
<88-06-2>
Vinyl chloride <75-01-4>
Zinc <7440-66-6>
Nitrobenzene <98-95-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 83-32-9
; 208-96-8; 107^02-8; 107-13*1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 58-89-9; 319-86-8;
71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 205-99-2; 207-08-9; 191-24-2;
50-32-8; 7440-41-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 542-88-1;
117-81-7; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 59-50-7;
74-87-3; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 7005-72-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
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Accession Ho. 9028000511 (cont)
7440-50-8; 57-12-5? 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 53-70-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91-94-1; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 78-87-5;
563-54-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 105-67*9; 131-11-3; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 122-66-7; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
1031-07-8; 72-20-8; 7421-93-4; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
76-44-8; 1024-57-3; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
98-95-3; 88-75-5; 100-02-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 621-64-7;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141^16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 129-00-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 120-82-1; 71-55-6; 79-00-5; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 88-06-2; 75-01^4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact naroeCs): Hemmett,R.B. ; Nossa,G. ; Hemnett,R*B.
(COR) Contact organization: Environmental Services Division
(RGR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No, 9028000512
(cont)
HO
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports: Arthur Kill Hater Quality Survey } Printouts on request
(NUS) {lumber of regular users of data base; 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Regional Offices ; EPA
Laboratories ; other Federal Agencies ; States ? Other- ISC
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: None
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional Office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic Disc ; Origional Form, Hardcopy,
Readings/ etc.
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA Software System: System Dane- STORET,
Hardware- IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: YES
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Unknown
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Unknown
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Hone
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form: # Randy Braunf OFC: U.S.E.P.A., Region II,
Edison, N,J.# AD: Woodbridge Ave., Edison, N.J. 06837$ PH:
(201) 321-6692*
(OF) Date of form completion: 12-28-82
(MMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 138
OJCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 0128
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
Acenaphthene <83-32-9>
Acenaphthylene <208-96-8>
Acrolein <107^02-8>
Acrylonitrile <107-13-1>
Aldrin <309-00-2>
Anthracene <120-12-7>
Antlffiony <7440-36-0>
Arsenic <7440-38-2>
Asbestos <1332-21-4>
BHC-. Alpha. <319-84-6>
BHC-.Beta. <3l9-85-7>
BHC (lindane)-. Gamma. <58-89-9>
BHC-. Delta. <319-86-8>
Benzene <71-43-2>
Benzidine <92-87-5>
Benzo(a)anthracene <56-55-3>
3,4-Benzof luoranthene <205-99-2>
Benzo(k) fluoranthene <207^08-9>
Benzo(g,h, i)perylene <191-24-2>
BenzoCalpyrene <50-32-8>
Beryllium <7440-41-7>
Bis(2- chloroethoxy)nethane
Bis (chlororaethyl)ether
<542-88-l>
Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
Bis(2-chloroethyl) ether
Bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
Bromomethane <74-83-9>
4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
Butyl benzyl phthalate <85-68-7>
Cadmium <7440-43-9>
Carbon tetrachloride
Chlordane <57-74-9>
Chlorobenzene <108-90-7>
Chlorodibroraomethane <124-48-l>
Chi oroe thane <75-00-3>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
<110-75-8>
Chloroform <67-66-3>
p-Chloro-m-cresol <59-50-7>
Chi or om ethane <74-87-3>
2-Chloronaphthalene <91-58-7>
2-Chlorophenol <95-57-8>
4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
Chromium <7440-47-3>
Chrysene <218-01-9>
Copper <7440-50-8>
Cyanide <57-12-5>
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4,4--DDD(p,p'-TDE) <72-54-8>
4,4'-DDE(p,p'-DDX) <72-55-9>
4,4'-DDT <50-29-3>
Dlbenzota,hi anthracene <53-70~3>
Di-n-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1,2-Dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
1,3-Dichlorobenzene <541-73-l>
1,4-Dichlorobenzene <106-46-7>
3, 3 '- Dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
Dichlorobromonethane <75-27-4>
Dicnlorodifluoromethane <75-71-8>
1,1-Dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-Dichloroethane <107~06-2>
1,1-Dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
1, 2-trans-Dichloroethylen«
<156-60-5>
Dichloromethane <75-09-2>
2,4-Dichlorophenol <120-83-2>
1^2-DIchloropropane <78-87-5>
1,2-Dichloropropylene <563-54-2>
Dieldrln <60-57-l>
DIethyl phthalate <84-66-2>
2^4- DImethylphenol <105-67-9>
Dimethyl phthalate <131-ll-3>
4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
2^4-Dinltrophenol <51-28-5>
2/4-Dinitrotoluene <121-14-2>
1, 6-Dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
Di-n-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
1^2-Diphenylhydrazlne <122-66-7>
Endosulfan-.Alpha. <959-98-8>
Endosulfan-.Beta. <33213-65-9>
Sndosulfan sulfate <1031-07-8>
Endrln <72-20-8>
Endrin aldehyde <7421-93-4>
Kthylbenzene <100-41-4>
Fluoranthene <206-44-0>
Fluorene <86-73-7>
Heptachlor <76-44-8>
Heptachlor epoxide <1024-57-3>
Hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
Hexachlorobutadlene <87-68-3>
Hexschlorocyclopentadiene
<77-47-4>
flexachloroethane <67-72-l>
Indeno (1,2, 3-cd)pyrene <193-39-5>
Isophorone <78-59-l>
Lead <7439-92-l>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
Naphthalene <91-20-3>
Nickel <7440-02-0>
Nitrobenzene <98-95-3>
2-Nitrophenol <88-75-5>
4-Mitrophenol <100-02-7>
N-Nitrosodimethylaffline <62-75-9>
N-Nitrosodiphenylamine <86-30-6>
N-Nitrosodi-n- propylaraine
<621-64-7>
Pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
Phenanthrene <85-01-8>
Phenol <108-95-2>
PCB-1016 (Arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
PCa-1221 (Arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
PCB-1232 (Arochor 1232)
PCB-1242 (Arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
PCB-1248 (Arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
PCB-1254 (Arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
PCB-1260 (Arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
Pyrene <129-00-0>
Selenium <7782-49-2>
Silver <7440-22-4>
"it 4/ 1/ 8-T e tr ach lor odibenzo-p-
dioxin (TCDD)
1,1, 2 ,2-Tetrachloro ethane
<79-34-5>
Tetrachloroethylene <127-18-4>
Thallium <7440-28-0>
Toluene <1 08-88- 3>
Toxaphene <8001^35-2>
Tribronomethane <75-25-2>
1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene <120-82-l>
1,1,1-Trichloroethane <71-55-6>
If If 2-T richloroethane <79-00-5>
Trichloroethylene <79-01-6>
Trichlorofluoromethane <75-69-4>
2,4,6- Trichlorophenol
<88-06-2>
Vinyl chloride <75-01-4>
Zinc <7440-66-6>,TSS
Oil and Grease
total Col if or IB
Chloride
Phenol
Fecal Coliform
Cyanide
TQC
Dissolved Oxygen
1001
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Accession No. 9028000512 (cont)
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 83-32-9
; 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 58-89-9; 319-86-8;
71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 205-99-2; 207-08-9; 191-24-2;
50-32-8; 7440-41-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 542-88-1;
117-81-7; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 59-50-7;
74-87-3; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 7005-72-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 53-70-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91^94-1; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 78-87-5;
563-54-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 105-67-9; 131-11-3; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 122-66-7; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
1031-07-8; 72-20-8; 7421-93-4; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
76-44-8; 1024-57-3; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
98-95-3; 88-75-5; 100-02-7; 62-75-9; 86-30-6; 621-64-7;
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 129-00-0;
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 120-82-1; 71-55-6; 79-00-5; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 88-06-2; 75-01^4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Henmett,R.8. ; Nossa,G. ; Hemraett^R.B.
(COR) Contact organization: Roland B. Hemnett
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
1002
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Accession No. 9028000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: PCBs In Lower Hudson River Sediments
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
results of 60 sediment samples which were analyzed for
polychlorinated blphenyls (PCBs). Samples were collected from
Troy, N.Y, to New York City during December, 1976»
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Hemmett (201) 321-6687 |
Computer-related Robert Messina (212) 264-9850 } EPA Office
Roland Hemraett (201) 321-6687
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Update terminated
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 12-01-76 10 10-22-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 12/30/76 ; another set
of samples was collected in October 1981.
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: twice
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 60(estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEQ) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Lower Hudson
River, New York and Upper Hudson River
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
Coordinates latitude/longitude
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: See
abstract for study limitations.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to QRD guidelines! Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: "YYes
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Environmental Services
Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Environmental Services
Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforceoent
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collections Trend assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended. Section 106 and 305 (Clean Hater Act-CWA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting formss
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
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Accession No. 9026000901 (cont)
PCBs In Lower Hudson River Sediments: a preliminary survey
On-line computer
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
{DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET MIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other data base
update terminated
(CMP) Completion of form:
Roland Hemmett
OFC: EPA/Region II/Environmental Services Division
AD: Woodbrldge Ave. Edison NJ
PH: (201) 321-6687
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
(CfJM) Contact name(s): Hemraett/R.; Messina^R ? Heonett^R*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division*
1004
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Accession No. 9028000902
(DQ) Date of Questionairc: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Newark Bay
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water estuary
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data base contains
dissolved oxygen and sulfide data from twenty stations within
Newark Bay. The samples are collected at low slack tide from one
foot below the surface and one foot off the botton.
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Hemmett <201) 321-6687 f
Computer-related Jack S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Complete
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date
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Accession No. 9028000902 tcont)
(NUS) dumber of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(OAC) type of data access: EPA software STORET HIDS:5303060101 JEPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other originally
Meekly non monthly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Roland Hemmett
OFC: EPA/Region II/Snvironmental Services Division
AD: Woodbridge Ave/ Edison/ NJ
PH: <201) 321-6687
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
dissolved oxygen sulfide
(CNM) Contact naiae(s): Hemmett^R.; Messina/R. ; Hemnett,R
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
1006
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Accession No. 9028000903
Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: New York Bight Ocean Monitoring
Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Hedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water Ocean (Bight
apex)
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data Base contains
results from 177 sampling locations spread over the nearshore
waters of the New York Bight. Samples are collected weekly in the
uater column (1 meter below surface and 1 meter off bottom) from
May 15 to September 30.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Hemmett (201) 321-6687 ;
Computer-related Messina,R. (212) 264-9850 ; EPA Office Roland
Heamtett (201) 321-6687
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CMA ill
conventional water
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date ;Site description ;Teraperature
(DS) Time period covered by data bases 05-01-77 TO 12-28-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Hot anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed Bother
weekly: temperature and dissolved oxygen fOther monthly: othe
Other as needed: 129 sediment samples
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 45000,(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data basei 7650.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 250.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
250.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region New York
Bight
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source Include:
Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: M/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Prior
ity pollutants sampled in sediment only. Not all 177 stations are
sampled for the 129 priority pollutants.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented /Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AMD Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
Included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Region II, Surveillance and
Analysis Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Region II, Surveillance and
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Accession No. 9028000903 (cont)
Analysis Division
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Trend assessment
(ADT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended (Sections 403 and 405 (Clean Hater Act-CUA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Publications
New York Bight Report
On-line computer
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET KIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Weekly
(CMP) Completion of form:
Roland Heramett
OFC: EPA/Region Il/Surveillance and Analysis Division
AD: Hoodbridge Ave Edison, NJ
PH: (201) 321-6687
(DF) Date of fora completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 134
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 127
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
I,l,l-trichloroethane<71-55~ 2,4-dinitrophenol<51^28-5>
6> 2,4-dinltrotoluene<121-14-2>
1,1,2, 2,-tetrachloroethane 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
<79-34-5> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
l,l,2-trlchioroethane<79-00-5> 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l,l-dlchloroethylene<75-35-4> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l/2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
l/2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 4/4'-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4/4"-ddt<50-29-3>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 4,6-dlnitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene 4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<156-60-5> <101-55-3>
If3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
l,4-dlchlorobenzene<106-46-7> <7005-72-3>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
2f 4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- acenaphthene<83-32-9>
dioxin (tcdd) acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
2,4*dichlorophenol<120-83-2> acrolein<107-02-8>
1f4-dimethylphenoK105-67-9> aerylonitrile<107-13-l>
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(cont)
aldrin< 309-0 0-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antiraony<7440-36-0>
arsenlc<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
ben*o(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene< 191-2 4-2>
benzo(k)f luoranthene<207-08-9>
berylliuB<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-ga«aa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-65-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)nethane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis( 2-chloroisopropy 1) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis (2-ethylhexyl)phtha late
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromoroethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cad»iun<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromonethane<124-46-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chroroiviffl<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
di-R-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-o-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
diben2o(a/h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromoaethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloronethane<75-09-2>
dleldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulf an-alpha<959-98-8>
end osul fan-be ta<3321 3-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hex achlorobenzene< 1 18-7 4-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachlocoethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1^ 2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury <7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylanlne
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodlBethylanine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylaffline< 86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-«-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 {arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
ph
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene< 129-00- 0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliun<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total kjeldahl nitrogen
total suspended solids (TSS)
toxaphene< 8001-35-2>
transparency
trlbromoDethane<7 5-25-2 >
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
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trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4> zinc<7440-66-6>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5? 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57*8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01^9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3? 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01r6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Henmett,R.; Sweeney,J.; Heromett,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
1010
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Accession No. 9026000904
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: ALDICARB Data Ease
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Drinking nater
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: The ALDICARB data base
was collected from 8 drinking water uells on Long Island, NY.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Francis Brezenski (201)321-6706;
Coaputer-related Robert
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method jLocation jPhysical data ;Sampling date jSite description
(DS) Tine period covered by data base: 07-00-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 8.(Actual)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A.)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 8*
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/ssaller location Long
Island, NY
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;Street address
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Oncoded
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Analy
ses done by U.S. Department of Agriculture Lab-unknown
performance evaluation.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Collect
ion method documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency local health department
^Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Other federal agency U.S. Department of
Agriculture Lab-Beitsville, MD
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Risk assessment
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement!
Data is collected due to a special request to investigate
aldicarb in drinking water-follow up turned over to county.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Machine-reada
ble raw data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 4 offices
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA laboratories
1011
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Accession No. 9028000904 (cont)
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: No 1 is its on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
COST) Form of data storage: Original fora (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other one time study
(CMP) Completion of form:
Randy Braun
OFC: EPA/Region II
AD: Edison, N.J.
Pfl: (201)321-6692
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 1
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 1
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
Aldicarb<116-06-3>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 116-06-
3
(CNM) Contact name(s): Messina/R. ; Brezenskl,F*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division*
1012
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Accession No. 9028000905
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Huaacao Ambient Data Base
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents industrial
^Sediment ;Surface water creek
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Intensive survey of
Frontera Creek in Humacao, Puerto Rico* Industries, creek
sediment, and creek vater column were all sampled for metals
and selected organics.
CCTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Hemmett (201)321-6687 ?
Computer-related Archdeacon,B. (201)321-6181 ; EPA Office
Region II, Edison, NJ (201)321-6687
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Non point source data
collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;11
conventional water ;15 metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Collection
method ;Physical data
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 10-00-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not applicable
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: one time only
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 300.{Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 20.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 6.
(6EO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/saaller location
Frontera Creek, flumacao, Puerto Rico
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Town/township ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
;Plant location ^Street address ;NPDES
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware; Vary!
ng samples and parameters for different stations
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented /Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Edltting: Edit procedures used but undocumented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Environmental Services
Division, Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Environmental Services
Division, Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
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Data collection requirement Is at request of Environmental
Quality Board (Puerto Rico) to assist in evaluating local problem*
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Forte of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Fr enter a Creek Survey, Hunacao* Puerto Rico
Printouts on request
(BOS) mimber of regular users of data base: 50
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
Other federal agencies
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
6> 2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
1,1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-7S-8>
<79-34-5> 2-chloronaphthalene<91r58-7>
l,l,2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l,l-dichloroethane<75-34-3> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 3,3*-dichlorobenzidlne<91-94-l>
If2f4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l> 4,4*-ddd(p,p'tde)
l,2-dlchloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4'-dde(p,p*-ddx)<72-55-9>
1^2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 4,4"-ddt<50-29-3>
l,-2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7> 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
l#2-trans-dichloroethylene <101-55-3>
<1S6-60-S> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
1,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> <7005-72-3>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
2_,4J?6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> acenaphthene<83-32-9>
2#4^7^8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p- acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
dioxin (tcdd) acidity
2f4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> acrolein<107-02-8>
2,4-dimethylphenol<105-67-9> acrylonltrile<107-13-l>
2#4»dinitrophenol<51-28-5> aldrin<309-00-2>
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alkalinity
anthracene <1 20-1 2-7>
ant!nony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
ben2ene<7l-43-2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzoC a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h, i)perylene
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc {lindane)-garaiaa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha< 31 9-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methaTie
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropy 1) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis<2-ethy Ihexyl )phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bronomethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadKium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenz ene< 10 8-90 -7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloro£orro<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chroraiuni<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
dl-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(a^h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroraomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodi£luoro»ethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
dissolved solids
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan -beta< 3321 3-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-f3-4>
endrln<72-20-8>
ethyl benzene<100-41-4>
fecal coliforts
f luoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epo3ilde<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachloiocvclopentadiene<77-!-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (I,2jr3-cd)pyrene
lead<7439«92-l>
mercury <7439-97-6>
n-nit ro sodi-n-propy lamina
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylafflIne<62-7S-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
oil and grease
oxygen demand
p-chloro~ra-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12€74-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
phosphortjs<7723-14-0>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
suspended solids
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuB<7440-28-0>
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toluene<108-88-3> trichlorofl*iororaethane<75-69-4>
toxaphene<8001-35-2> vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
tribro«oraethane<7§-25-2> zinc<7440-66-6>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
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Accession No. 9028000906
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12*02-82
(SAM) Name of Data Base of Model: U.S. Virgin Islands-St. Thomas, St.
Crolx
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(NED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment >Surface water
ocean
fABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data consists of
station heading/ location/ time/ date/ and parameters (dissolved
oxygen/ bacti/ metals/ nutrients) for water and priority
pollutants for sediment samples* Sampled every five years-next
sampling FY 84,
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter R. Heramett (201)321-6687 }
Computer-related R. Saiith (
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CHA
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
^Physical data ^Sampling date ;Site description ^Temperature
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-74 TO 11-30-79
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed jQther
regularly every 5 years
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 29520.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1500.(()6
00 (samples) every )5 (years)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 150.
(NCS) NO. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
II (Virgin Islands)
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include;
State
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(Lin) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware:
1/200 samples to date-90% water samples.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samp1in
g plan documented Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(ADD) Lab Audit: Lab audit Is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
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Accession No. 9028000906 (coot)
L 92-500 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting fores:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports "U.S. Virgin Islands Ambient Hater Quality"-Surveillance
and Analysis Division
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
Surveillance and Analysis Division, Region II
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic tape
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STDRET HIDS:5303000101 >EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
CUPDf) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other every 5 years
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORET
(Storage and Retrieval of Hater Quality Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Billie Jo Johnson
DFC: EPA/Region II/Survelllance and Analysis Division
AD: Hoodbridge Ave Edison, N,J. 08817
PH: (201)321-6713
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 133
6> 2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
1/1,2,2, -tetrachloroethane 2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
<79-34-5> 2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
l,l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5> 2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
l,l-dichioroethane<75-34-3> 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
l^l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4> 3,4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
l,2,4^.-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l> 4,4*-ddd 4,4*-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-5S-9>
l#2-dichloroethane<107-06-2> 4,4*-ddt<50-29-"3>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5> 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2> 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
l,2«diphenylhydra2ine<122-66-7> <101^55-3>
l#2-trans-dichloroethylene 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<156-60-5> <7005-72-3>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l> 4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
l,4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7> acenaphthene<83-32-9>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2> acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
2#4,7#8-tetrachlorodiben2o-p- acrolein<107*02-8>
dioxlra (tcdd) acrylonltrile<107^13-l>
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2> aldrin<309-00-2>
2,4~dimethylphenol<105^67-9> anthracene<120-12-7>
2ff4-dinitropheno1< 51-2 8-5> antimony<7 440-36-0>
2#4-dinitrotoluene<121-i4-2> arsenic<7440-38-2>
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asb«stos
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidine<92-87«5>
benzo( a) an thracene<56- 55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
ben2o(g,h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gaiUBa
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-del ta<31 9- 86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)fflethane
bis(2~chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
brononethane<7 4-83-9 >
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadBium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
chlordaae< 57*7 4- 9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromoraethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chlororaethane<74-87-3>
chromium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenzo(ayh) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobroraoraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodIfluoromethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethan€<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulf an-beta< 3321 3-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylben2ene<100-41-4>
fecal coliforta
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobuta<3iene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hex achloroethane< 67-72-l>
indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
lsophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine< 86-30-6>
naphtha lene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene< 98-95-3>
nutrients
p-chloro-m-crfesol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 {arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachloroph«nol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniura<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-l 8-4>
thalliun<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total coliform
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribrofflonethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluoronethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
1019
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(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; lOlrSS-S; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47^3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01^4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hewraett^R.; Archdeacon,B.
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Accession No. 9028000907
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model; Con da do Lagoon-San Juan, Puerto Rico
CACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Hone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water lagoon
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data consists of
station headings, location, date sampled, time of day, and
parameters (conforms).
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter R. Henmett (201)321-6687 ; SPA
Office Region II (201)3
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(HPP) lion-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
1Sampling date /Site description
(OS) Tine period covered by data base: 03-01-74 TO 11-30-79
(TRH) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed ;Other
generally some sampling each year
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 200.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 100.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 8.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Condado
Lagoon, Puerto Rico
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City;To«n/township ^Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIH) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be auare: 100
samples; lab identification not in machine form.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Sanplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented /Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EDT) Edit ting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division, Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division, Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is Environmental Quality Board of
Puerto Rico requested ambient monitoring of lagoon to supplement
local monitoring
(OMB) Data collected/ submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
1021
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QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports "Con da do LagoonH-Surveillance And Analysis Division,
Region II
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 6
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho 1inits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(OS?) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET MIDSS5303000101 *EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPD?) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORE?
(Storage and Retrieval of Hater Quality Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Billle Jo Johnson
OFC; EPA/Region Il/Survelllance and Analysis Division
ADi Woodbrldge Ave Edison, HJ
PH: (201)321-6713
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base;
fecal coliforn total coliform
(CNM) Contact narae(s): Heianett,R.; II,R.
(RQR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9028000908
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Puerto Rico Beaches-San Juan
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Kedia/Subject of Data Base or Model: Surface water ocean
(ABS) Abstract/ Over view of Data Base or Model: Data base consists of
station designation (initial number), location/ date sampled/
time of day/ depth/ and parameters identified.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter H. Bennett (201) 321-6687 ;
Computer-related R. Smith (
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
^Physical data ; Sampling date jSite description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-74 TO 11*30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other As needed:
basically annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 1400.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 400.
(INF) Data base includes: Ran data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 36.
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/sialler location San
Juan/ Puerto Rico
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
state ;City
CFAC) Data elements identifying facility include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of uhich user should be aware: 700
samples included in the data base.
(DPR) Data collects/anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: No knoun edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(AOT) Authorization for data collection; No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is requested by Puerto Rico
Environmental Quality Board
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Surveillance and Analysis Report: "San Juan Beaches"
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Printouts on request
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 6
(0SR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORE! MIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
CUPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually ;Other as
requested
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORE!
(Storage and Retrieval of Hater Quality Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Billie Jo Johnson
OFC: EPA/Region II/Surveillance and Analysis Division
AD: Hoodbridge Ave, Edison NJ 08817
Pfl: (201) 321-6713
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
fecal coliform total coliform
(CNN) Contact name(s): Hemraett/R.; Smith/R. ; Hemmett^R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
^vision.
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Accession Ho. 9028000909
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Kane of Data Base of Model: San Juan, Puerto Rico Outfalls
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents sewage treatment
plant outfalls jSurface water ocean
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base consists
of station headings/ locations/ date sampled,, tine of day/ depth/
and parameters identified.
(CfC) CONTACTS: Subject matter R. Hemraett (201)321-6687 ;
Computer-related R. Smith (
(DTP) Type of data collection or aonitoring: Point source data
collection seuage treatment plants
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Discharge
points ;Location ;Physical data ^Sampling date ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-78 TO 11-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other annually
(generally)
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 600.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual Increase of observations in data base: 200-.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 35.
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 5.
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region San Juan
area/ Puerto Rico
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City ;Town/township ;Project identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: outfall identified
only
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: 300
samples taken; performance samples do not exist for bacti.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ;Collect!on method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Data not based on lab analysis.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 (Clean Water Act)
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(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports Surveillance and Analysis Division: **San Juan Outfalls"
Printouts on request
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 10
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Regional Office: Region
II
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
COST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software STORET NIDS:5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(OPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORET
(Storage and Retrieval of Water Quality Data)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Billie Jo Johnson
OFC: EPA/Region II/Surveillance and Analysis Division
AD: fcoodbridge Ave Edison/ NJ 08817
PH: (201)321-6713
(DF) Date of form completion; 01-14-83
(NHAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 2
(HAT) Substances represented in data base:
fecal coliform total coliform
(CMM) Contact name(s): HeisroettsR.; Archdeacon,B- ; HemmettsR.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9028000910
CDQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Puerto Rico Reservoirs
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Hone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment jSurface water
reservoirs
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data consists of
station heading^ location, sample date,, time of day, and
parameters for sediment (priority pollutants, metals).
(CTC) CONTACTS! Subject matter Roland Hemmett (201)321-6687 ;
Computer-related Jack S
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 129 307 CWA ;15
metals
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
;Sampling date >Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-74 TO 12-28-32
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 4700.(Estimated)
(NED Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 1000.
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 37«
(NCS) No* stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0.
(6EO) Geographic coverage of data base: Geographic region Puerto Rico
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;City Coordinates Latitude and longitude ;Project identifier
(CDE) Pollutant Identification data are: Storet parameter
(LIM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Total
of 50 samples* No water samples taken since 1974. Priority
pollutants sampled only in sediment.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(AND Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division/ Region II
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office Surveillance and Analysis
Division, Region II
(IDL) Laboratory identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Special study
(AOT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Sections 403 and 405 (Clean Water Act-CHA)
(OMB) Data collected/submit ted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
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Ccont)
reports "Puerto Rico Reservoirs^-Surveillance and Analysis
Division.
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 6
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Ho limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: Magnetic disc
(OAC) type of data access: EPA software STORET MIDS: 5303000101 ;EPA
hardware IBM 370/168
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as
needed-twice in 5 years to date
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: STORE!
(Storage and Retrieval of Water Quality Date)
(CMP) Completion of form:
Billie Jo Johnson
OFC: EPA/Region II/Surveillance and Analysis Division
AD: Woodbridge Ave Edison, NJ 08817
PH: (201)321-6713
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 129
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 134
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
1,1,l-trichloroethane<71-55-
6>
If 1,2,2,-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
If l,2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
1, l-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95~50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dlchloropropylene<563-54-2>
l,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1,2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l,4-dlchlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2, 4-dichlorophenoKl 20-83- 2>
2,4-difflethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2,4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2,6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvlnyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57*8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3,4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddd(p,p'tde)
4,4 »-dde(p,p'-ddx)<72-55-9>
4,4--ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
acenaphthene<83*32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13~l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
anthracene<120-12-7>
antimony<7 440-36-O
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43~2>
benzidine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h,i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylliu»<7440-41-7>
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bhc (lindane)-gaimaa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis(2-chlorotsopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
br oraomethane<7 4-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadfflium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachlorlde<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromonethane
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroform<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87*3>
chroniium<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-!2-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a/h)anthracene<53-70-3>
dichiorobromomethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodifluoroaethane<75-71-8>
dichloronethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-S7-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorehe<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadlene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (l,r2,3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
lsophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
oercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodifflethylaaine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene<98-95-3>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
p en tachlorophenoK 87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniuia<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thallium<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
toxaphene<8001-3§~2>
tribronooethane<7S-25-2>
trichloroethylen®s79-01-6>
trlchlorofluoromethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7; 83-32-9;
208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
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7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2;
207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8;
111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9;
85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5; 57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1;
75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8;
57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-^84-0; 53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3; 1031-07-8; 959-98-8;
33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7; 62-75-9;
86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2;
11104-28-2; 11141-16-5; 53469^21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1;
11096-82-5; 87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2;
7440-22-4; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2;
79-01-6; 75-69-4; 75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNN) Contact name(s): Henoett/R.; Sweeney, J.j fieiUBett^R*
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9028000911
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Same of Data Base of Model: Manasquan Rivet
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model; Sediment ^Surface
water-river ^Tissue fish
(ABS) Abstract/Over view of Data Base or Model: The data base contains
Hater quality and sediment data on the Manasquan River* Fish
tissue samples were also collected.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Heramett, Chief Surveillance
andj Computer-related B
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Operational/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CMA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
>Sampling data fSite description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 02-01-81 TO 12-28-82
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 3000{Estiraated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 12
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
12
(NQF) Number of facilities covered In data base (source monitoring): 0
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: County/smaller
location-Honmouth County
(LOC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State /County ;Coordinates-latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Conform
to ORD QA Guidelines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EDT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency-N.J. Dept. of Environmental
Protection ;Regional office-Region II, Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office-Region II, Environmental
Services
Contractor lab-varies with each analysis
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is to perform a required number of
analysis per year. Type of analysis depends on state of N.J.
Department of Environmental Protection's need.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
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(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: two agencies
(OSR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: No Units on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: STORET
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: STORET
(CHG) Direct charge for non-HPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as necessary
(CMP) Completion of form:
Randy Braun
OFC: USEPA-Region II/Environmental Services Division
AD: Hoodbridge Avenue, Edison, N.J. 08837
PH: (201) 321-6692
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(NMAT) Number of substances represented in data base: 139
(NCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 131
(MAT) Substances represented In data base:
It 1,1-trichloroe than e< 71-55-
6>
l,l,2,2s-tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
l,l,2-trlchloroethane<79-00-5>
Ul-dichloroethane<75-34~3>
lfl-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
l,2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
l,2-dichloroethane<107^06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dlchloropropylene<563-54-2>
1,2-diphenylhydrazine<122-66-7>
1/2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
l,3-dichloroben2ene<541-73-l>
If 4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2^4^7^8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2^ 4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2/4-dimethylphenol<105-67^9>
2/4-dlnitrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-dlnitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2/6-dinitrotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-S7-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3, 3*-dlchlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3/4-benzof luoranthene<205-99-2>
4/4--ddd(p,p*tde)<72-54-8>
4,4'-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
4-broraophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
4-chlojrophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
4-nitrophenol<100-02-7>
Total KJeldajl Nitrogen (TKN)
Total Organic Carbon (TOO
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthylene<208-96-3>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonitrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
aBmonia<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
ant imony<7440-36-0>
arsenic<7440-38-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
benzene<71-43-2>
benzidlne<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo(a)pyrene<50-32-8>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
berylliu«<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)-gamma<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis (2-chloroethoxy) toe thane
bis(2-chlocoethyl)ether
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bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
broEOBethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthaiate<85-68-7>
cadmiura<7440-43~9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromomethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforra<67-66-3>
chloromethane< 74-87- 3>
chromiuiB<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyanide<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dlbenz o( a* h) anthracene<5 3-7 0-3>
dichlorobromoiiiethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodlfluororaethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-0 9-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
die thy 1 phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-li-3>
dissolved oxygen
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylbenzene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexschlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1, 2,3-cd3pyrene<193-39-5>
lead<7439-92-l>
mercury<7439-97-6>
n-nitrosedi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodiraethylaaine<62-75-9>
n-nltrosodlphenylaoiine<86-30-6>
naphthalene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene 98-95- 3>
nitrogen dioxide and nitrate
nitrogen dioxide<10102-44-0>
orthophosphate<14265-44-2>
p-chloro-m-cresol<59-50-7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 Carochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 (arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 12483
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 (arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 (arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
pentachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
seleniura<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
tenperature
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliuia<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total phosphate
toxaphen«<8001-35-2>
tribroraomethane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trichlorofluororaethane<75-69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zinc<7440-66-6>
isophorone<78-59-l>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
; 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2; 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7;
83-32-9; 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7;
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120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87*5;
56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9;
319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9;
117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-84-0;
53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57^1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3;
1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4;
206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7;
62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0;
14265-44-2; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 87-86-5;
85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4;
7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-01-4; 7440-66-6
(CNM) Contact name(s): Hemmett,R.; Smith, 8,
(COR) Contact organization: Roland Hemmett, Surveillance & Analysis,
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No, 9028000912
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: Passaic River
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: Hone
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Sediment /Surface
water-river /Tissue - fish
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: This data base contains
water quality and sediment data on the Passaic River., Fish
tissue samples were also collected.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Roland Hemmett* Chief Environmental
Svcs. Div. ; Computer-related Archdeacon* Barbara* Data
Handler (201) 321-6787 ; EPA Office Ronald Hemmett, Environmental
Services
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(GRP) Groups of substances represented in Data Base: 129 307 CWA
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Location
/Sampling data ;Site description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 03-01-81 TO 10-31-81
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Not anticipated
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: as needed
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 160(Estimated)
(NET) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: (N/A)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 19
(NCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
19
(NQF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 0
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Single state New Jersey
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ^Coordinates latitude/longitude
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Not applicable
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Storet parameter
(DPR) Data collect./anal* procedures conform to QRD guidelines: Conform
to ORD QA Guidelines
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AOD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist for all
measurements
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used but undocumented
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional office-Region II* Environmental
Services Div.
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional office-Region II* Environmental
Services Div»
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: No statutory requirement:
Data collection requirement is dependent on what the state of
New Jersey feels is needed at that time* The state decides what
types of tests are run.
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA regional offices
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(cent)
States
2 agencies
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Mo limits on
access to data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional office
(DST) Form of data storage: STORET
(DAC) Type of data access: EPA software: STORET
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: No
(UPDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other as necessary
(CMP) Completion of form:
Randy Braun
OFC: U.S.EPA, Environmental Services Division* Region II
AD: Woodbridge Avenue, Edison/ N.J. 08837
PH: (201) 321-6692
<101-55-3>
i,l,2,2-tetrachloroethane<79-34-5> 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether
1/1/2-trichloroethane<79-00-5>
Ifl-dichloroethane<75-34-3>
l,l-dichloroethylene<75-35-4>
i/2,4,-trichlorobenzene<120-82-l>
l,2-dichlorobenzene<95-50-l>
1,2-dichloroethane<107-06-2>
l,2-dichloropropane<78-87-5>
l,2-dichloropropylene<563-54-2>
If2-diphenylhydrazlne<122-66-7>
1, 2-trans-dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
1* 3-dichlorobenzene<541-73-l>
l/4-dichlorobenzene<106-46-7>
2,4,6-trichlorophenol<88-06-2>
2,4,7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxin (tcdd)
2,4-dichlorophenol<120-83-2>
2,4-diraethylphenol<105-67-9>
2,4-dinitrophenol<51-28-5>
2/4-dinitrotoluene<121-14-2>
2f6-dini trotoluene<606-20-2>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether<110-75-8>
2-chloronaphthalene<91-58-7>
2-chlorophenol<95-57-8>
2-nitrophenol<88-75-5>
3/3'-dichlorobenzidine<91-94-l>
3^4-benzofluoranthene<205-99-2>
4,4'-ddd(p/p'tde)<72-54-8>
4, 4--dde
4,4*-ddt<50-29-3>
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol<534-52-l>
<700S-72-3>
4-nl trophenoK 100-0 2-7>
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN)
Total Organic Carbon (TOC)
Total Suspended Solids (TSS)
acenaphthene<83-32-9>
acenaphthy lene<20 8-96-8>
acrolein<107-02-8>
acrylonltrile<107-13-l>
aldrin<309-00-2>
ammonia<7664-41-7>
anthracene<120-12-7>
ant i mony<7 440-36-0>
ars enic<7 440-3 8-2>
asbestos<1332-21-4>
b en zene <7 1 - 43 -2>
benzldine<92-87-5>
benzo(a)anthracene<56-55-3>
benzo (a ) p y rene<50-32-8>
benzo(g,h/i)perylene<191-24-2>
benzo(k)fluoranthene<207-08-9>
beryllium<7440-41-7>
bhc (lindane)*gaffloa<58-89-9>
bhc-alpha<319-84-6>
bhc-beta<319-85-7>
bhc-delta<319-86-8>
bis (2-chloroethoxy) me thane
bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
bis (2-chloroisopropyl) ether
<39638-32-9>
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bis (2-ethylhexyi)phtha late
bis(chloromethyl)ether<542-88-l>
bromoraethane<74-83-9>
butyl benzyl phthalate<85-68-7>
cadnium<7440-43-9>
carbon tetrachloride<56-23-5>
chlordane<57-74-9>
chlorine residuals
chlorobenzene<108-90-7>
chlorodibromoiaethane<124-48-l>
chloroethane<75-00-3>
chloroforin<67-66-3>
chloromethane<74-87-3>
chroraiuin<7440-47-3>
chrysene<218-01-9>
copper<7440-50-8>
cyarlde<57-12-5>
di-n-butyl phthalate<84-74-2>
di-n-octyl phthalate<117-84-0>
dibenzo(a, h) anthracene<53-70-3>
dichlorobromoraethane<75-27-4>
dichlorodlfluoroiDethane<75-71-8>
dichloromethane<75-09-2>
dieldrin<60-57-l>
diethyl phthalate<84-66-2>
dimethyl phthalate<131-ll-3>
dissolved oxygen
endosulfan sulfate<1031-07-8>
endosulfan-alpha<959-98-8>
endosulfan-beta<33213-65-9>
endrin aldehyde<7421-93-4>
endrin<72-20-8>
ethylben2ene<100-41-4>
fluoranthene<206-44-0>
fluorene<86-73-7>
heptachlor epoxide<1024-57-3>
heptachlor<76-44-8>
hexachlorobenzene<118-74-l>
hexachlorobutadiene<87-68-3>
hexachlorocyclopentadiene<77-47-4>
hexachloroethane<67-72-l>
indeno (1, 2, 3-cd)pyrene<193-39-5>
isophorone<78-59-l>
lead<7439-92-l>
n-nitrosodi-n-propylaraine
<621-64-7>
n-nitrosodimethylamine<62-75-9>
n-nitrosodiphenylamine<86-30-6>
naphtha lene<91-20-3>
nickel<7440-02-0>
nitrobenzene< 98-95-3>
nitrogen dioxide and nitrate
nitrogen dtoxide<10102-44-Q>
orthophosphat@<14265-44-2>
p-H:hloro-ffl-cresol<59-50»7>
PH
pcb-1016 (arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
pcb-1221 (arochlor 1221)
<11104-28-2>
pcb-1232 (arochlor 1232)
pcb-1242 C arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
pcb-1248 (arochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
pcb-1254 C arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
pcb-1260 ( arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-S>
p«ntachlorophenol<87-86-5>
phenanthrene<85-01-8>
phenol<108-95-2>
pyrene<129-00-0>
selenium<7782-49-2>
silver<7440-22-4>
temperature
tetrachloroethylene<127-18-4>
thalliura<7440-28-0>
toluene<108-88-3>
total dissolved solids
total phosphate
total solids
toxaphene<8001-35-2>
tribr amorce thane<75-25-2>
trichloroethylene<79-01-6>
trlchlorof luoromethane<7S"69-4>
vinyl chloride<75-01-4>
zlnc<7440-66-6>
mercury<7439-97-6>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 71-55-6
j 79-34-5; 79-00-5; 75-34-3; 75-35-4; 120-82-1; 95-50-1;
107-06-2? 78-87-5; 563-54-2; 122-66-7; 156-60-5; 541-73-1;
106-46-7; 88-06-2; 120-83-2; 105-67-9; 51-28-5; 121-14-2;
606-20-2; 110-75-8; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 88-75-5; 91-94-1; 205-99-2;
72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 534-52-1; 101-55-3; 7005-72-3; 100-02-7;
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83-32-9; 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 7664-41-7;
120-12-7; 7440-36-0; 7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 71-43-2; 92-87-5;
56-55-3; 50-32-8; 191-24-2; 207-08-9; 7440-41-7; 58-89-9;
319-84-6; 319-85-7; 319-86-8; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9;
117-81-7; 542-88-1; 74-83-9; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 67-66-3; 74-87-3;
7440-47-3; 218-01-9; 7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 84-74-2; 117-^84-0;
53-70-3; 75-27-4; 75-71-8; 75-09-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 131-11-3;
1031-07-8; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9; 7421-93-4; 72-20-8; 100-41-4;
206-44-0; 86-73-7; 1024-57-3; 76-44-8; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4;
67-72-1; 193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6; 621-64-7;
62-75-9; 86-30-6; 91-20-3; 7440-02-0; 98-95-3; 10102-44-0;
14265-44-2; 59-50-7; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5? 87-86-5;
85-01-8; 108-95-2; 129-00-0; 7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 127-18-4;
7440-28-0; 108-88-3; 8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 79-01-6; 75-69-4;
75-01-4; 7440-66-6
CCNM) Contact name(s)s Heinmett,R.; Archdeacon,B.
(COR) Contact organization: Roland Bennetts Environmental Services
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region II.Environmental Services
Division,
1038
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Accession No. 9038000528
(DQ) Date of Questionalre: 12-02-82
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NPDES
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents- Industrial &
Municipal
(ABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Data Base consists of
files containing NPDES applications* permits, discharge
monitoriports (DMR's), inspection reports, and correspondence
regarding uaste aater discharge*
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Point source
(STA) Data Base status: Presently operarional/ongoing
(GRP) Groups of substances represented In Data Base: 129 307 CHA > 11
conventional uater / 41 CHA potential criteria
(NPP) Ron-pollutant parameters included in the data base: biological
data ; compliance data } concentration measures ; discharge
points ; flow rates ; industry ; inspection data J location ;
production levels } sampling date } temperature ; treatment
devices or processes } volume/mass measures
CDS) Time period covered by data base: 07-71 TO 02-83
SMSA (standard metropolitan statistical area) j
city ; town/township > street address } latitude and longitude^
DTM, or other coordinates- Lat-Lon
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant or facility
name } plant location ; parent corporation-name | parent
corporation-location ; street address ; sic cide ; NPDES number
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Coded, STQRST parameter codes
t Urtcoded
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Accession No. 9038000528 (cont)
office ; EPA Lab ; EPA Headquarters
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Self-reporting ; state agency } regional
office / EPA Lab ; EPA Headquarters
(IDL) Laboratory Identification: NO
(PR1) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Other- Peralt appleation
(A0T) Authorization for data collection: Yes, citation- PL 92-500 308
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting for IBS:
Yes: OMB fora number 20000015
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Printouts on
request ; microfilm
(NOS) Number of regular users of data base: 50
(USR) Current regular users of data base: EPA Headquarters Offices-
Hater Enforcement } EPA Regional Offices } EPA Laboratories ;
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Units on access: Some data
confidential, limits on access both within EPA and outside the
Agency
(OLC) Primary physical location of data: Regional Office
(DST) Form of data storage: Mlcrofiche/Milcroflla ; Original fora,
Harlcopy, Readings, etc.
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually only
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: YES
(OpDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Other- Dally
3,4-Benzofluoranthene <205-99-2>
Acenaphthylene <208-96-8> Benzo(k) fluoranthene <207^08-9>
Acrolein <107-02-8> Benzo(g,h,i)perylene <191-24-2>
Acrylonitrile <107-13-1> BenzoCalpyrene <50-32-8>
Aldrin <309-00-2> Beryllium <7440-41-7>
Anthracene <120-12-7> Bls(2- chloroethoxy)nethane
Antimony <7440-36-0> <111-91-1>
Arsenic <7440-38-2> Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
Asbestos <1332-21-4>
BHC-.Alpha. <3l9-84-6> Bls(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
BHC-.Beta. <319-85-7> <39638-32-9>
BHC (lindane)-.Ganna. <58-89-9> Bis (chloronethyl)ether
BHC-.Delta. <319-86-8> <542-88-l>
Benzene <71-43-2> Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate
Benzidlne <92-87-5> <117<-81-7>
Bsnzo( a) anthracene <56-55-3> Brooomethane <74-83-9>
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4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether
<101-55-3>
Butyl benzyl phthalate <85-68-7>
Cadmium <7440-43-9>
Carbon tetrachloride <56-23-5>
Chlordane <57^74-9>
Chlorobenzene <108-90-7>
Chlorodibromomethane <124-48-l>
Chloroethane <75-00~3>
2-chloroethylvinyl ether
<110-75-8>
Chloroform <67-66-3>
p-Chloro-ra-cr«sol <59-50-7>
Chloromethane <74-87-3>
2-Chloronaphthalene <91-58-7>
2-Chlorophenol <95-57-8>
4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether
<7005-72-3>
Chromium <7440-47-3>
Chrysene <218-01-9>
Copper <7440-50-8>
Cyanide <57-12-5>
4,4'-DDD(p,p*-TDE) <72-S4-8>
4, 4'-DDE(p,p*-DDX) <72-55-9>
4,4'-DDT
Di benzola/h3anthracene <53-70-3>
Di-n-butyl phthalate <84-74-2>
1^2-Dichlorobenzene <95-50-l>
1/3-Dichlorobenzene <541-73-l>
1^4-Dichlorobenzene <106-46-7>
3,3'- Dichlorobenzidine <91-94-l>
Dichlorobroraomethane <75-27-4>
Dichlorodifluoromethane <75-71-8>
1,1-Dichloroethane <75-34-3>
1,2-Dichloroethane <107-06-2>
1,1-Dichloroethylene <75-35-4>
1,2-trans-Dichloroethylene
<156-60-5>
Dicfiloromethane <75-09-2>
2,4 Dichlorophenol <120-83-2>
1/2-Oichloropropane <78-87-5>
1^2-Dichloropropylene <563^54-2>
Dieldrin <60-57-l>
Diethyl phthalate <84-66-2>
2,4- Diraethylphenol <105-67-p9>
Dlroethyl phthalate <131-ll-3>
4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol <534-52-l>
2,4-Dinitrophenol <51-28-5>
2,4-Dinitrotoluene <121-l4-2>
2,6-Dinitrotoluene <606-20-2>
Di-n-octyl phthalate <117-84-0>
1,2-Diphenylhydrazlne <122-66-7>
Endosulf an-. Alpha, <959-98-8>
Endosulfan-.Beta. <33213-65-9>
Endosulfan sulfate <1031-07-8>
Endrin <72-20-8>
Endtin aldehyde <7421-93-4>
Ethylbenzene <100-41-4>
Fluor an thene <206-44-0>
Fluorene <86-73-7>
Heptachlor <76-44-8>
Heptachlor epoxide <1024-57-3>
Hexachlorobenzene <118-74-l>
Hexachlorobutadiene <87-68-3>
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
<77-47-4>
Hexachloroethane <67-72-l>
Indeno (l,2,3-cd)pyrene <193-39-5>
Isophorone <78-59-l>
Lead <7439-92-l>
Mercury <7439-97-6>
Naphthalene <91-20-3>
Nickel <7440-02-0>
Nitrobenzene <98-95-3>
2-Nitrophenol <88-75-5>
4-Sitrophenol <100-02-7>
N-Nitrosodifflethylamine <62-75-9>
N-Nitrosodiphenylaraine <86-30-6>
H-Nitrosodi-n- propylaraine
<621-64-7>
Pentachlorophenol <87-86-5>
Phenanthrene <85-01-8>
Phenol <108-95-2>
PCB-1016 (Arochlor 1016)
<12674-ll-2>
PCB-1221 (Arochlor 1221)
< 111 04-28- 2>
PCB-1232 (Arochor 1232)
PCB-1242 (Arochlor 1242)
<53469-21-9>
PCB-1248 CArochlor 1248)
<12672-29-6>
PCB-1254 {Arochlor 1254)
<11097-69-l>
PCB-1260 (Arochlor 1260)
<11096-82-5>
Pyrene <129-00-0>
Selenium <7782-49-2>
Silver <7440-22-4>
2,4,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-
dioxln (TCD0)
1,1/2,2-Tetrachloroethane
<79-34-5>
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Tetrachloroethylene <127-18-4>
Thallium <744Q-28-0>
Toluene <108-88-3>
Toxaphene <8001-35-2>
Tribromomethane <75-25-2>
1,2,4-Trlchlorobenzene <120-82-l>
1,1,1-Trichloroethane <71-55-6>
1,1,2-Trichloroethane <79-00-5>
Trichloroethylene <79-01-6>
Trichlorofluoromethane <75-69-4>
2,4/6- Trichlorophenol
<88-06-2>
Vinyl chloride <75-01-4>
Zinc <7440-66-6>
Acidity
Alkalinity
Dissolved Oxygen
Dissolved Solids
Fecal coHform
Nitrogen <7727-37-9>
Oil and Grease
Oxygen demand
PH
Phosphorus <7723-14-0>
Suspended solids Acetone <67^64-l>
n-alkanes (clO - c30)
Aluninum <7429-90-5>
Ammonia <7664-41-7>
Barium <7440-39-3>
Biphenyl <92-52-4>
Bismuth and compounds <7440-69-9>
Boron and compounds <7440-42-8>
Bromine <7726-95-6>
Chlorine <7782-50-5>
2,4-d acid <94-75-7>
pemeton <8065-48-3>
Dialkyl ethers
Dibenzofuran <132-64-9>
Diphenyl ether <101-84-8>
Fluorides
Guthion <86-50-0>
Iron <7439-89-6>
Kepone <143-50-0>
Lithium and compounds <7439-93-2>
Malathion <121-75-5>
Manganese and compounds
<7439-96-5>
Methoxychlor <72-43-5>
Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)
<78-93-3>
Mirex <2385-85-5>
Molybdenum and compounds
<7439-98-7>
Nitrates/Nitrites
Nitriloacetates
Parathlon <56-38-2>
Phosphorus <7723-14-0>
Polybroroinated biphenyls (PBBS)
Secondary amines
Sodium <7440-23-5>
Styrene <100-42-5>
Sulfates
Sulfides
Terpenes
2f4,5-Trichlorophenoxypropionic
acid (TP) <93-72-l>
Uranium <7440-61-1>
Vanadium <7440-62-2>
Cobalt <7440-48-4>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 83-32*9
; 208-96-8; 107-02-8; 107-13-1; 309-00-2; 120-12-7; 7440-36-0;
7440-38-2; 1332-21-4; 319-84-6; 319-85-7; 58-89-9; 319-86-8;
71-43-2; 92-87-5; 56-55-3; 205-99-2; 207-08-9; 191-24-2;
50-32-8; 7440-41-7; 111-91-1; 111-44-4; 39638-32-9; 542-88-1;
117-81-7; 74-83-9; 101-55-3; 85-68-7; 7440-43-9; 56-23-5;
57-74-9; 108-90-7; 124-48-1; 75-00-3; 110-75-8; 67-66-3; 59-50-7;
74-87-3; 91-58-7; 95-57-8; 7005-72-3; 7440-47-3; 218-01-9;
7440-50-8; 57-12-5; 72-54-8; 72-55-9; 50-29-3; 53-70-3;
84-74-2; 95-50-1; 541-73-1; 106-46-7; 91-94-1; 75-27-4; 75-71-8;
75-34-3; 107-06-2; 75-35-4; 156-60-5; 75-09-2; 120-83-2; 78-87-5;
563-54-2; 60-57-1; 84-66-2; 105-67-9; 131-11-3; 534-52-1; 51-28-5;
121-14-2; 606-20-2; 117-84-0; 122-66-7; 959-98-8; 33213-65-9;
1031-07-8; 72-20-8; 7421-93-4; 100-41-4; 206-44-0; 86-73-7;
76-44-8; 1024-57-3; 118-74-1; 87-68-3; 77-47-4; 67-72-1;
193-39-5; 78-59-1; 7439-92-1; 7439-97-6^ 91-20-3; 7440-02-0;
98-95-3; 88-75-5; 100-02-7; 62-75-9? 86-30-6; 621-64-7;
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Accession No. 9038000528 (cont)
87-86-5; 85-01-8; 108-95-2; 12674-11-2; 11104-28-2; 11141-16-5;
53469-21-9; 12672-29-6; 11097-69-1; 11096-82-5; 129-00-0?
7782-49-2; 7440-22-4; 79-34-5; 127-18-4; 7440-28-0; 108-88-3;
8001-35-2; 75-25-2; 120-82-1; 71-55-6; 79-00-5; 79-01-6;
75-69-4; 88-06-2? 75-01-4; 7440-66-6; 7727-37-9; 7723-14-0;
67-64-1; 7429-90-5; 7664-41-7; 7440-39-3; 92-52-4; 7440-69-9;
7440-42-8; 7726-95-6; 7782-50-5; 7440-48-4; 94-75-7; 8065-48-3;
132-64-9; 101-84-8? 86-50-0; 7439-89-6; 143-50-0; 7439-93-2;
121-75-5; 7439-96-5; 72-43-5; 78-93-3; 2385-85-5; 7439-98-7;
56-38-2; 7723-14-0; 7440-23-5; 100-42-5; 93-72-1; 7440-61-1;
7440-62-2
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region III.Environmental Services
Division*
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Accession No. 9038000901
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(NAM) Raroe of Data Base of Model: Unleaded Fuel Sampling Program
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Other gasoline
(ABS) abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Lead content of
unleaded gasoline sold to consumers is the subject of the
contents of this data base.
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject natter Steve Copeland (215)597-3989 j
EPA Office Robert Krame
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Coabination/Other
gasoline pumps and storage tanks
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Concentration
measures ?Inspection data /Location ;Sampling date ; Site
description
(DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-75 TO 09-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/79
(FRQ) Frequency of data collection or sampling: annually
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 4300.(Estimated)
(NEI) Estimated annual increase of observations in data base: 0.
(INF) Data base includes: Rau data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 4300.
(NCS) Wo. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
0.
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): 43
00,
(GEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
III
(LOG) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State ;County ;City ;Town/township ^Street address ;Project
identifier
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility include: Plant facility name
iPlant location ^Parent corp naae
(CDS) Pollutant identification data are: "needed
(LIN) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: None
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplln
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ;Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Fditting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Regional Office Environmental Services
Division
(ABY) Data analyzed by: Regional Office Environmental Services
Division
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
(PRl) Primary purpose of data collection: Compliance or enforcement
(AUT) Authorization for data collection: Statutory authorization is P
L 88-206 as amended, Section 223 (Clean Air Act-CAA)
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
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Accession Mo. 9038000901 (cent)
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: ran data
(NUS) Number of regular users of data base: 1 office
(OSR) Current regular users of data bases EPA headquarter offices
Mobile Source Division
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and Halts on access: Mo Units on
access to data
(CAS) CAS registry nunbers of substances included in data base: 7439-92
-1
(CNM) Contact nane(s): Copeland,S. j Kramer,R.
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region III.Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9038000903
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
CHAM) Name of Data Base of Model: State Intensive Survey Files: MV,
VA, Wf DE, PA, DC
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: None
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Effluents municipal and
industrial ;Surface water estuary stream
CABS) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Intensive survey data
that is not stored in STORET is usually included in the States'
reports on intensive surveys which must be conducted to support
AWT/AST justifications and Basic Water Monitoring Program. Most
used to support 201 grants
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Accession Mo. 9038000903 (cont)
included in data base
(EDT) Editting: No known edit procedures exist.
(CBY) Data collected by: State agency States of Hest Virginia,
Virginia/. Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvanl
(ABY) Data analyzed by: State agency States of Vest Virginia,
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and District of
Columbia
(IDL) Laboratory identifications YES
(ADT) Authorization for data collections statutory authorization is P
L 92-500 as amended, Sections 106 and 201 (Clean Water Act-CHA),
Basic Water Monitoring Program
(OMB) Data collected/submitted using OMB-approved EPA reporting forms:
QQ
(REP) Form of available reports and outputs of data base: Unpublished
reports
(NUS) fiumber of regular users of data base: 2 EPA Offices, 6 States
(USR) Current regular users of data bases SPft regional offices
States
(CNF) Confidentiality of data and limits on access: Limits on outside
access for some data
(DLC) Primary physical location of data: State agency
(DST) Form of data storage: Original form (hardcopy, readings)
(DAC) Type of data access: Manually
(CHG) Direct charge for non-EPA use: yes
(UpDT) Frequency of data base master file up-date: Annually
(RSS) Related EPA automated systems which use data base: Hater Quality
Models
(RDBEPA) Related EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base
Hone
(RDB) Non-EPA data bases used in conjunction with this data base: None
(CMP) Completion of form:
John Ruggero
OFC: EPA/Region Ill/Environmental Services Division/Toxics and
Hater Monitoring Section*} AD2 6th and Walnuts St., Philadelphia,
PA 19106
PHs (215) 597-9839
(DF) Date of form completion: 01-14-83
(RCAS) Number of CAS registry numbers in data base: 2
(MAT) Substances represented in data base:
alkalinity oxygen demand
dissolved oxygen pH
dissolved solids phosphorus<7723-14-0>
nitrogen<7727-37-9>
(CAS) CAS registry numbers of substances included in data base: 7727-37
-9l 7723-14-0
(CNN) Contact name(s): John Ruggero
(COR) Contact organization: Toxics and Mater Monitoring Section,
Region III
(ROR) Responsible Organization: Region III»Environmental Services
Division.
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Accession No. 9038000904
(DQ) Date of Questionaire: 12-02-82
(STATUS) Status of entry: Inactive
(NAM) Name of Data Base of Model: National Air Sampling Network
(ACR) Acronym of Data Base or Model: NASH
(MED) Media/Subject of Data Base or Model: Air
(A8S) Abstract/Overview of Data Base or Model: Checked operation of
National Air Sampling Network (NASH) sites vhich were run by
states or volunteers,, Wheeling Field Office (West Virginia)
collected filters at end of 12 day (one 24 hour run cycle)*
weighed them? and sent them to Research Triangle Park/ NC.
35-40 stations in the network collecting particulate and sulfur
dioxide level data*
(CTC) CONTACTS: Subject matter Dave O'Brien (215)597-9844; EPA
Office Air Quality Monit
(DTP) Type of data collection or monitoring: Ambient data collection
(STA) Data Base status: Discontinued
(NPP) Non-pollutant parameters included in the data base: Chemical
data ;Flou rates ;Locatlon ^Precipitation ;Samp ling date ; Site
description ;Volume/mass measures jtime
*DS) Time period covered by data base: 01-01-76 TO 09-30-79
(TRM) Termination of data collection: Occurred 09/30/79
(FRO) Frequency of data collection or sampling: Other every 12 days,
data collection run for 24 hour continuous period.
(NOB) Number of observations in data base: 2230.(Estimated)
(INF) Data base includes: Raw data/observations
(NTS) Total number of stations or sources covered in data base: 40.
(MCS) No. stations or sources currently originating/contributing data:
(N/A.)
(NOF) Number of facilities covered in data base (source monitoring): (N
/A.)
(CEO) Geographic coverage of data base: Selected federal region Region
III
(LQC) Data elements identifying location of station or source include:
State jCounty jCity ;Town/township
(FAC) Data elements identifying facility Include: N/A
(CDE) Pollutant identification data are: Saroad parameter
(LiM) Limitation/variation in data of which user should be aware: Not
all stations had sulfur dioxide (50(2))* Sulfur dioxide
samples processed by Annapolis.
(DPR) Data collect./anal, procedures conform to ORD guidelines: Samplin
g plan documented ^Collection method documented ^Analysis method
document QA procedures documented
(ANL) Lab analysis based on EPA-approved or accepted methods? YES
(AUD) Lab Audit: Lab audit is satisfactory.
(PRE) Precision: Precision and accuracy estimates exist but are not
included in data base
(EOT) Editting: Edit procedures used and documented.
(CBY) Data collected by: Local agency various agency volunteers ;State
agency various agency volunteers
(ABY) Data analy2ed by: EPA lab Region III Surveillance and Analysis
Division, Research Triangle Park and Annapolis Field Office.
(IDL) Laboratory identification: YES
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Accession No. 9038000904 (cont)
(PP1) Primary purpose of data collection: Development of regulations
or standards
(PR2) Secondary purpose of data collection: Program evaluation
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