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Documents Targeted for Special Distribution 2006

The following document was selected in 2006 because it may provide useful information to firefighters and other individuals exposed to emissions from fires.

8EHQ# CHEM NAME(S) CAS NO.(S) USHV SUBMITTER Description:
8EHQ-0306-16401A (PDF)
(130 pp, 9.51MB)		 Multiple chemical categories Multiple Y American Chemistry Council Comprehensive analysis of studies characterizing the chemical composition and volume of toxic emissions from fires involving a variety of materials

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 and the letter "S" if it has been sanitized to remove confidential business information (8EHQ-MMYY-XXXXX S). "Supplement" means that it is a follow-up to an earlier 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. Use this 8EHQ number when requesting a copy of the submission. EPA can request follow-up information. Government users can suggest follow-up via the ONE committee.
CHEM Names:
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 of greater than or equal to one million pounds.
Description:
A general description of the type of study or information submitted, but not study results. Note that the terms used by EPA do allow readers to distinguish between toxicity tests, epidemiology studies, human case reports, and exposure findings.

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