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ENVIRONMENTAL
and
HUMAN SAFETY
of
MAJOR
SURFACTANTS
Alcohol Ethoxylates
and
Alkylphenol Ethoxylates
Sylvia S. Talmage
Health Sciences Research Oi"sion
Oak Ridge Nalion~ Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
(SOA) The Soap and Detergent Association
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Talmage. Sylvia S.
Environmenlal and human sorely Ilf major surfaclants : ;IlcohoJ
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ATTACHMENT 19
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
I]NDERTAKEN TO SUPPORT THE EVALUATION
OF THE HAP DEFINITION 66GLYCOL ETIIERS''
Preparedþr:
The Soap and Detergent Association
475 ParkAvenue South
New York, New York 10016
Prepared by:
Horizon Environmental Corporation
4595 Broadmoor SE, Suite 200
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49512
April 1997
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
GLYCOL ETHER CHEMISTRY AND CATEGORIES
ESTIMATE OF SURFACTAI.IT AED EMISSIONS
3.1 Arurual…
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Tensânmetry:
Revterv of Literature and ResuLts of Initial Experinents
for
The Adsorption of SurfacLants
A Research Project Sponsored by
The Soap and Detergent Association
475 Park Avenue Souch
Nenr York, New York L001-6
Fred B. Rea and John C. fJestall
Departrnent of ChemisÈry
Oregon StaÈe Unlversity
Corvallís, Oregon 97331-4003(503) 754-259L
March 1, L989
by
INTRODUCÎION
Here we present a brÍef overvÍew of our work on tensammetry for the
determination of the actlvlty of…
StatisticaL Àssessnent of a Limnological Data Set
by
Robert Clifford, Jr., John W. Wilkinson and Nicholas L. Clesceri
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y.
ÀBSTRACT
In a study of Wisconsin Lakes, to examine the effects upon naterquality of imposition of a ban on detergent phosphorus, the
desiqrn protocol employed the concept of test lakes and referencelakes. A pairing was made of each test lake with a reference
lake having as many similar characteristics as possible with the
test l-ake…
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Wisconsin Lakes Study (II): Statistical Covariance Analysis of Physical and
Chemical Data
Robert Clifford, Jr., John Wilkinson, Nicholas L. Clesceri, Keith A. Booman
and Richard I. Sedlak, Jr.
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January 1985
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ABSTRACT
Statistical covariance analysis of data collected by the Soap and
Detergent Association during its Wisconsin Lakes Study assessed the
effectiveness of an interim detergent phosphorus ban. The covariance of
basic limnological parameters between lakes expected to be…
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Your teeth are clean. But is your bathroom?
Whether your children are learning how to brush their teeth or water splashed and left spots, how do you keep the mirror clean? It’s wonderful that you’ve convinced your children to brush their teeth. But unfortunately, good oral hygiene often comes with a mess – toothpaste globs and schmears on the counter and mirror. Not to worry. With a little bit of elbow grease and the right product, your bathroom can look as good as new. (Until the next…