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TABLE E-2 'SHALLOW SOIL GAS SCREENING LEVELS <br /> FOR EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL VAPOR INTRUSION CONCERNS <br /> (volatile chemicals only) <br /> FResidential Exposure Commercial/lndustrial Land Use <br /> Lowest Carcinogenic Noncarcinogenic Lowast Carcinogenic Noncarcinogenic <br /> Physical Residential Effects Effects C/I Effects Effects <br /> CHEMICAL PARAMETER State (ug/m) to 1m)) (ug/m') u /m' (uglm) u !m') <br /> (CHLOROETHANE 1 1 2- V L 1 5E+02 1 5E+02 2 8E+03 5 0E+02 5 0E+02 8 2E+03 <br /> TRICHLOROETHYLENE V L 1 2E+03 1 2E+03 1 2E+05 4 1 E+03 4 1E+03 3 5E+05 <br /> TRICHLOROPHENOL 2,4 5- V 5 7 3E+04 7 3E+04 2 0E+05 2 0E+05 <br /> TRICHLOROPHENOL 2 4.6- NV S <br /> VANADIUM NV S <br /> INYLCHLORIDE V G 32E+01 32E+01 21E+04 11E+02 11E+02 58E+04 <br /> LENES V L 15E+05 15E+05 41E+05 41E+05 <br /> INC NV S <br /> Red change in comparison to u y_T6UTr:SL EthunciT—added to February 2005 ESLs <br /> Notes <br /> 1 Shallow soil gas defined as soil gas sample data collected within 1 5 meters(five feet)from a budding foundation or the ground surface Assumes very permeable(e g sandy)fill <br /> h material is present below building foundation or could be present below future buildings following redevelopment Evaluation of deeper soil gas data(e g,>1 5m bgs)should be <br /> canted out on a site-specific basis <br /> "Residential"screening levels generally considered adequate for other sensitive uses(e g day care centers,hospitals etc) <br /> Sod gas screening revels intended to be prolective of indoor air quality,calculated for volatile chemicals only <br /> Physical state of chemical at ambient conditions(V-volatile NV-nonvolatile S solid L-liquid G-gas) <br /> Chemical considered to be"volatile"if Henry's number(atm m3/mole)>0 00001 and molecular weight<200(see Table E-1) <br /> Dibromochlaromethane dibromochloropropane and pyrene considered volatile for purposes of modeling(USEPA 2004) <br /> Target cancer risk c 1 E-06 Target Hazard Quotient=0 2 for all chemicals except TPH(HQ of 0 5 used,see Sections 13 and 3 4 of text) <br /> Residential soil gas indoor air attenuation factor=0 001(111000) Commercialfindustnal soil gas indoor air attenuation factor=0 0005(112000) <br /> Sod gas screening level for ethanol based on potential indoor air nuisance concerns(refer to Section 5 3 3 and Table H series <br /> Soil gas screening levels do not address mass-balance Issues May be overly conservative for stles with low permeability shallow <br /> ods or limited soil impacts and no groundwater source of VOCs <br /> indoor air sampling and/or passive vapor mitigation measures may be prudent for sites where concentrations of <br /> chemicals In soil gas approach but do not exceed screening levels <br /> f <br /> INTERIM FINAL-February 2005 <br /> SF Say RVVQCB Page 4 of 4 Table E-2 (Soil Gas to IA) <br />