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8(e) and FYI Submissions Received December 2001
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8EHQ# |
CHEM NAME(S) |
CAS NO.(S) |
USHV |
SUBMITTER |
DESCRIPTION |
| 8EHQ-1201-01347 (PDF) | Vanadium hydroxide oxide phosphate | 65232-89-5 | N | DuPont Chemical Solutions Enterprise | Results of a 90-day subchronic toxicity oral feeding study in rats |
| 8EHQ-1201-15025A (PDF) | TM435 | Confidential | TOMEN AGRO, Inc. | Results of a chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity feeding study in rats | |
| 8EHQ-1201-15026A (PDF) | Dibenzoylresorcin | 3088-15-1 | N | Confidential | Final report of an acute toxicity test in Daphnia |
| 8EHQ-1201-15027A (PDF) | Chemical | Confidential | Confidential | Results of a skin sensitization study in guinea pigs and an acute oral toxicity study (species not stated) | |
| 8EHQ-1201-15028A (PDF) | TKA 40225 | Confidential | Ciba Specialty Chemicals North America | Final report of a 28-day oral toxicity study in rats | |
| 8EHQ-1201-15029A (PDF) | Siloxanes and silicones, diMe, 3-(oxiranylmethoxy) propyl group terminated, quaternary reaction products with N,Ntetramethylhexyldiamine | Unknown | N | Goldschmidt Chemical Corporation | Results of an eye irritation study in rabbits in which lethality was reported |
| 8EHQ-1201-15030A (PDF) | Propylene oxide | 75-56-9 | Y | American Chemistry Council | Report of a study measuring biomarkers in exposed workers |
| 8EHQ-1201-15031A (PDF) | Oxadiazepine, substituted *2 | Confidential | Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. | Results of a 90-day oral gavage rangefinding toxicity study in mice | |
| 8EHQ-1201-15032A (PDF) | 1-Decane | 124-18-5 | Y | Sasol North America Inc. | Final report of an oral gavage combined repeated dose toxicity with reproductive and developmental toxicity screening studies in rats |
| 8EHQ-1201-15033A (PDF) | Glade Carpet and Room Deodorizer | None | S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. | Report of a human fatality following exposure to a consumer product, an asthma attack and cardiac arres | |
| Sodium silico aluminate | 1344-00-9 | N | |||
| Sodium sulfatet | 7757-82-6 | N | |||
| 8EHQ-1201-15034A (PDF) | tert-Butylperoxy-2ethylhexanoate | 3006-82-4 | Y | ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc. | Final report of an algal growth inhibition test |
| 8EHQ-1201-14381C (PDF) | Commercial chemical | Confidential | Confidential | Description of potential occupational exposures to the chemical, and voluntary risk management actions | |
| FYI-1201-01416A (PDF) | Siloxanes and silicones, diMe | 63148-62-9 | N | Dow Corning Corporation | Final report of a metabolism study in rats following oral administration |
| FYI-1201-01417A Part 1 of 4 (PDF) Part 2 of 4 (PDF) Part 3 of 4 (PDF) Part 4 of 4 (PDF) |
Bastnasite | 68909-13-7 | N | Molycorp, Inc. | Human health and ecological risk assessment for Mountain Pass Mine, Mountain Pass, California (submitted on CD-ROM) |
DEFINITION OF TERMS
8EHQ# - This is the EPA submission number that includes a 4-digit month and year followed by a 5-digit number assigned sequentially from the year 1977, followed by a sequence letter ( “A” for the initial submission and “B”, “C”, “D”, etc. for supplemental submissions) (8EHQ-MMYY-XXXXX A). Supplemental means that it is a follow-up to an earlier submitted report. Supplemental submissions reflect the month and year logged in but retain the same 5-digit sequential number as a link to the initial submission. 8EHQ number is a useful reference to request a copy of a submission.
FYI (For Your Information) submissions are the voluntary adjuncts of 8(e)s. The FYI# is similar to that for 8(e) described above (FYI-MMYY-XXXXX A). The submitter either judges that the information is not reportable under TSCA 8(e) reporting requirements or is not subject to TSCA 8(e) reporting but wants to share the information with EPA (and the public) on a voluntary basis.
NOTE that OPPT routinely sends follow-up requests to 8(e) submitters. Other EPA programs and other federal agencies can ask OPPT to request follow-up information as well.
CHEM Name - This is the name used by the submitter.
CAS No. - The Chemical Abstracts Service Number. Use of the term "CBI" indicates that the submitter is claiming the identity of the chemical to be confidential business information. This claim can be challenged in some cases, and users should notify EPA if they wish to pursue the chemical identity.
USHV - High production volume chemical in the U.S., including domestic manufacture and importation. EPA defines high production volume as annual production one million pounds or more pounds.
Description - A general description of the type of study or information submitted, but not study results. A PDF electronic copy of the submission is attached.