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<br />'f~ <br /> <br />!f' <br /> <br />ANSWER: Four output categories may be applicable: <br /> <br />Output category 1, consumed -- The amount of the original reportable chemical that <br />undergoes the chemical reaction should be reported in this category. If the reaction <br />produces a new reportable substance, the quantity. of the new substance should be re- <br />ported in input category 3 (quantity produced at the facility) and in the appropriate output <br />category or categories. ' <br /> <br />"'...., <br /> <br />!f' <br /> <br />Output category 3, shipped as waste -- If, in cleaning the equipment or the factory floor, <br />some amount of the reportable chemical in an unreacted state is recovered and later <br />shipped away as waste, that quantity should be reported in this category. <br /> <br />~' <br /> <br />Output category 4, waste stored on-site on December 31 -- This category would apply to <br />any unreacted waste waiting to be shipped as waste as of December 31 of the reporting <br />year. <br /> <br />Output category 11, ending inventory on December 31 -- This category would apply to <br />amounts not yet used for manufacturing as of December 31. <br /> <br />If there is evidence that a percentage of the reportable chemical is emitted to the air rather <br />than undergoing the chemical reaction, then output category 5, emitted to air, may be <br />applicable also. <br /> <br />51. QUESTION: An aerosol product, "mold release," is sprayed onto the surface of a mold <br />to facilitate removal of the product. The mold release contains several reportable sol- <br />vents, including hexane, toluene, and xylene. How would these be reported? <br /> <br />. ANSWER: If no data indicates that the solvents go anywhere other than to the air, then <br />output category 5, emitted to air, is the best assumption. <br /> <br />However, if the company is aware that measurable quantities of the mold release'are <br />cleaned off the molds and shipped away as waste, or that measurable quantities become <br />part of the product, then these output categories would also be appropriate. <br /> <br />52. QUESTION: Acetylene, a characteristic ignitable substance, is used to operate an <br />atomic absorption machine which is used to analyze process waters and wastewaters. <br />The acetylene is burned as an open flame inside the machine. How do I report the out- <br />, put? <br /> <br />ANSWER: The acetylene is consumed (output category 1) during operation in that it <br />chemically changes to something that is no longer an ignitable material. <br /> <br />53. QUESTION: Isopropyl alcohol (IP A) is used in a facility as a cleaning solution. It is <br />listed as a reportable substance. Typically the application is by use of a spray bottle, <br />followed by wiping with a rag or paper towel. How should I report the output? <br /> <br />F-16 <br />