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66133 4 BARCLAYS CALIFORNIA COBE OFREGULATIONS title 22 EPA CIUMdcol 577.0 771.0 Ilatardous Abmacts Regulatory t!p-"'right {Vasa saver Level Subsronre•` mgf! rngllg Number Cantaminant A'rmiber iYfgtf Mercury andlar mercury compounds 0.2 20 D004 Arseaie 7440-31-2 5.0 Molybdenum andlor molybdenum compounds 350 3300 DOW Barium 7440-39-3 IOD.o Nickel andfor nickel compounds 70 2.000 DON Benzene 71-43-2 0.5 Selenium and/or selenium compounds 1.0 100 D006 Cadmium 7440-43-9 1.0 Silver mtdforsilver compounds 5 SOD DOM Carbon tetrachloride 56-23-3 03 Thallium andlarthallium compounds 7.0 700 D020 ' Chlordane 57-74-9 0,03 Vanadium and/or vanadium compounds 24 2,400 D021 Chlorobenzene 108••90-7 100.0 Zinc andfor zinc compounds 250 5,000 D022 Chtorororm 67-66-3 6A D007 Chromium 7440-47-3 5.0 •S LCandTrLCvaluesarecalculatedandieconcentntiauordwelements. D023 o-Csesal 95-48-7 20QOt mpg D024 M-01:3011198-394 200At not the compounds. DD25 p-Cresol 10&44-5 200.01 •'if Ute soluble chromium,as determined by the TCI.Pset raAlt in Appendix D026 Cresol �•OI 1 orchapter 18 ordtis divisimi,is less than 5 mgll.and tixsaluble chromium,as D016 2,4-D 94-75-7 10.0 determined by the procedures setfordi in Appendix If orchapter 11,equals Of cx- D027 1.4-Dichlorobenzene 10646-7 7.5 ceeds 560 mgfl and the waste is not otherwhE idrtntdie 1 as a RCRA hazardous D021 1.2-Dichloraelhane 107-06-2 03 D029 1.1-Dichloroethylane 75-35.4 0.7 �pursuant Ilan the waste is s narRCRA hoarders D03D 2.4-Dinitrotoluene 121-14-2 0.13 waste. D012 Endrin . 73 20.8 0.02 in die case arasbeslos and elemental metals,die speciied cote enntion lim- DMI Heptaeldar(and its epoxide) 76-44-8 0008 its apply only if the substances am in a friable,powdered or Cindy divided state. D032 tlexaehloroberizene 11874-1 0.13 Asbestos incladrs ehryzatile,ariwsite,crocidolite,trern-Titr.andiophyl111c,and D033 Ilomhiorobutediene 87-48-3 05 aca"oIle- U034 IlexSebloroethane 67-12-1 3.0 DDGS lead 7439-92-1 5A "Excluding barium sulfate.�r D013 Lindane 5849-9 0.4 D0D9 Mercury 7439-,q7-6 0.2 (B)Table Ill-List of Organic Persistent and Binaccumulative Toxic D014 Metboxychlor 72-43-5 t00 Substances and'their Solublc Thresliold Limit Concentration(STLC) D035 Mcurppl ethyl ketone 79-93-3 200.0 and Total 1111pliold Limit Concentration MLQ Valdes: D036 Niumbeazene 98-95-3 20 D037 Pentachlorophenol 8746-5 IWA TTLC D038 Pyridine IIt3-86-1 SAz C gdWright D010 Selenium 778239-2 lA Substance 10808 Doll Silver 7440-22-4 5A D039 TetrachlActhylene 127-18-4 0.7 Al" 0.14 IA DOLS Toxaphene 8001-35-2 0.5 Chkmtana 0.25 2.5 D040 Trichloroethylene 79-01-6 OS DDT.DDE,DDD 0.1 1.0 D041 2,4,5-Trichloraphcnol 95-95-14 400.0 2,¢DichloMberwxyacetie acid l0 IOD D942 2.4,6-Triehlomphwwl` -0 8162 2.0 Dieldrin t 0-8 8.0 DD17 2,4,5 7'P(Silvex) 93-72-1 IA Dioxin 12.3,7.8-TCDD) 0.001 0.01 D043 Vinyl chloride / 75-01-4 0.2 morin 0A2 0.2 Heptachlor OA7 4.7 e 21 t if o-.m-std p-Cresol eoncenln itions cumot be ditfuendated.the toul cre- Vi co �n or is 7.1 13 sol(13026)concentrition is used.The re8ulatory level artotal aesol Is 200 raga. Lindane L.4 4.0 7Qdanthationlimit isgreiterthan the caladatedsegalatarylevel.The quind- Methoxychlor •0 too talion Iimit dusrfore becomes the regulatory level. Mirex 2.1 21 (2)it contains a substance listed in subsections(s)(2XA)or(a)(2)(B) Pentachlorophenol 1.7 17 Pdychbrimtcdbiphenyls(PCBs) 5.0 SO of this section at a concentration in milligrams per liter of waste extract. Toxaphems OS 5 as determined using the Waste Extraction Test(WE7)described in Ap- Tridnlotoalh7l. 204 2.410 pcndix U of this chapter,which equals orexceedsiti listed solublethmsh- 2.4,5-TAdilaropi`crioxypropionkacid 1.0 10 old limit rbncentration os at a ccreenLmtion In milllgtams per kilogram in the waste which equals or exceeds its listed total threshold limit can- (3)it has an acute oral LD_m lass than 5,ODO milligrams per kilogram; centrations (4)it has an acute dermal LDso less than 4.300 milligrams per kilo- (A)Tablell-List of Inorganic PersisteriLand. ilo- (A)Tablell-ListofInorganicPetsistentand.FloaccumuladvcToxic gram; .Substances and Their Soluble Threshold Limit Concentration: (5)it has an acute inhalation LC3v less than 10,000 pasts per million (STLC)and Tata/Threshold Limit Concentration(TILL')Values. as a gas or vapor. (6)it has an acute aquatic 9C>-h9ur LC3a less than 500 milligrams per i) Llerwhen memared in soh water(talal hardness 40 to 48 milligrams per Stebstaner" mgll mgfhg liter of calcium carbonate)with fathead minnows(Pimephaier prame- las),sainimw trout(Selma gafrdneri)or golden shiners(Noremigonus Andmany andlor antimony,compounds IS Soo crysoleusas)according to procedures described In Part g0D of the"Stan- Arsenic andfor arsenic compounds 5.0 Soo daud Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater(Iddi Cdi- Asbestos 1.0 tion),"American Public Health Association. 1985 and"Static Acute Barium and/or barium compounds(excluding (m pare") Bioassay Procedures farHazardous Waste Samples,"Califomia Deparl- bariie) loo 10.000`* mentofFish aadGame,WaterPollutionCantralLaieoratory.mvisedNo- Beryllium andfor beryllium compounds 0.75 7S vember 1988 ruwarpomted by reference,see secibn 6626111).or by Cadmium anNor cadmium compounds 1.0 1013 other lest rtlellttlds or test fish a vrx(b the Dc arlme using tart Chromium(VI)compounds 5 SOD ppm Y P K g Cliraminmt and/or cluondum(W)compounds 540 2AW samples prepared or meeting the conditions for testing as proscribed in Cobak=Nor cobalt cornpouida so 25 2� subdivisions(c)and(d)of Appendix H or this clwplcr,and solub!Ucd. Copper°Valor capper exmipowda Fluoride watts 180 78,000 suspended,disperxd or emulsified by the cited procedures other or by Lead andfor lead compomda 1.0 1,000 methods approved by the Department; Page 656 aat.a,9i.a.st sas n