# Exhaust Emission Profiles for EP A SPECIA TE Database: Energy Policy Act (EP Act) Low

- Level Ethanol Fuel Blends and T ier 2 Light

Duty V ehicles

# Exhaust Emission Profiles for EP A SPECIA TE Database: Energy Policy Act (EP Act) Low

- Level Ethanol Fuel Blends and T ier 2 Light

Duty V ehicles

Assessment and Standards Division Office of Transportation and Air Quality U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

EPA-420-R-09-002 June 2009

# Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction
................................................................................................................... .... 1 1.1 Background

................................................................................................................. .... 1 1.2 Purpose of the Project

..................................................................................................... 1 2.0 Methods
........................................................................................................................ ...... 2 2.1 Exhaust Emissions Data

.................................................................................................. 2 2.2 Calculation of Composite Profiles

.................................................................................. 3 2.3 Adjustme nt of E0 and E10 profiles with an In-U se Gasoline

......................................... 3 2.4 Assignment of SPECIATE Identification Num b ers
....................................................... 4 3.0 Results
........................................................................................................................ ........ 4 3.1 Composite Profiles

......................................................................................................... . 4 Appendix A : SPECIATE4 IDs fr om Spec4Asn-8-10-06.xls
.................................................. A-1



# List of Tables

Table 1 : EP Act Phase I te sting fuel properties.

.............................................................................. 3 Table 2 : SPECIATE surrogates used by ENVIRON. 2



# .................................................................... 4 Table 3 : Composite prof ile percentages by comp ound class

. ......................................................... 5 Table 4 : Composite prof ile percentages of selected compounds

. ................................................... 5 Table 5 : Composite prof ile per centages with all compounds

. ........................................................ 6

i

# 1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background
To m odel the impact of air pollu tant emissio n s, speciation profiles are used to distribute individual chemical compounds in total volatile organic compound ( VOC) e missions into
emission estim ates for individual species. The EPA m aintains a database of VOC and particulate
m atter (PM ) spe c iationprof ile s f o r various e mission sources including m obile sources. This database, called SPECIATE, 1 

# m aintains the record of each profile including its referenced source, testing me thods, a subjective rating of the quality of the data, and other detailed data that allow researchers to d e c i de whichp r of ile is m o st suitable f o r m odel input. These profiles are used in air quality m o deling runs such as those done with the CMAQ (C ommunity Multi-scale Air Quality) m odel. Existing SPECIATE profiles becomeoutdated as m obile source emission standards change and
as newer an d stricter s t andards res u lt inm o re stringent control techno logies. Transportation fleets are expected to begin using renewable fuels at an increasing rate, and the use of ethanol in gasoline fuel blends will affect the speciation of hydr ocarbons in both e xhaust and evaporative
emissions. In addition, passenger cars and trucks started meeting T i er 2 emission standards with model year 2004. Older speciation profiles do not fully represent this change in technology. The fuel type an d fleet turno v er chang e s provide th e basis for the development of new passenger car and truck SPECIATE pr ofiles.
Exhaust emi ssion profiles were recen tly updated fo r pre-Tier 2 vehicles running on E0 (gasolin e without ethanol) based on data from a large cooper ative test program in Kansas City, Missouri in which EPA partic ipat e d

. 2 

# An E10 (gasoline with 10% ethanol) profile was developed by adjusting the E0 profile, based on expected changes in a subset of chemical species due to addition of ethanol to gasoline. A pre-Tier 2 vehicle profilewas also updated for vehicles running on E85 (gasoline with 85% ethanol) using data from anEPA Office of Research and Development program testing light-duty vehicles on ethanol gasoline blends. 2


# This project examined only exhaust emission pr ofiles. Evaporative emi ssion profiles are being updated in a separate EP A program using inform a tion from the Coordinating Research Council. However, these updated evaporative emission profile s m ay not be available for another year or two. In addition, another EPA p r ogram is curren tlycharac terizing and quantifying the hydrocarbon components associated with PM emissi ons. Data from higher level ethanol blends (such as E85) are being obtained separately.
1.2 Purpose of the Project
Exhaust emission profiles from Tier 2 light -duty vehicles with 0%, 10% and 15% ethanolblended gasoline were develope d by ENVIRON International Co rporation under E P A Contract

1 

## SPECIATE 4

. 0 Datab a se. h ttp ://www.ep a .go v/ttn/ch i ef/sof tware/sp eciate/ in d e x
. h tml 2

## ENVIR O N In te rn ation al C o rp oration

. 20 08 . Emissio np r of iles for EP A S P ECIATE data base. E P A Contract No: EP- C -06

- 09 4.



# 1

# EP-D-07-102 (W ork Assignment Num b er 1-09). 3 

# These profiles were composites based on individual vehicle test data from aprogram de signed to collect data from Tier 2 light-duty vehicles running on low-le vel ethanol fuel blends. 4

# The program was developed by EPA’ s Off i ce of Transportatio nand Air Quality to meet the requireme nts of the Energy Policy Act (EPAct) of 2005. Details for underlying test data are provided in Section 2.1 below

. After the contra ct wa s comp leted, EPA re-cal culated the exhaust emission profiles using an alternate weighting system which is desc ribed below. This weighting system uses as an input the distan ces driven in th e LA92 test cycle, since this is the test cy cle used to generate the data. ENVIRON used a weighting syste mthat atte mpts to m ake the emissions data re levan tf o r comp arison to other program s in which the FTP cy cle was used to generate the exhaust data.

Af ter recalc ulating the prof iles with the LA92 we ighting procedure, EPA m a de adjustme nts to the ar om atic compositio n of the E0 and E10 pro f iles. Blendi ng procedures usedon the E0 and E10 fuels affected the arom atic composition in a m anner inconsistentwith real-worldfuels. The EPA norm a l i zed the profile percents of arom atic compounds in the E0 and E10 profiles using profiles developed with an in-use ga soline (Kans a s City test program ). 2

# This adjustme nt did not af

f

ect the to tal pe rcen ta ge of arom atics in th e e xhaust but r ather the relative comp ositionof one arom atic compound to another (such as the relative proportion of toluene versus xylenes). This repo rt describ e s th e LA92 weighting and a d justme nt pr ocedures an d presen ts the resu lting exhaust emissions profiles to be used in the SPE CIATE database.



# 2.0 Methods
2.1 Exhaust Emissions Data
Exhaust emission profiles were developed with EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality EPAct Phase I Te sting Data. 4

# Testing and data collection we re conducted by the Southwest Research In stitu te. Data included emission fact ors (m g/mi ) for speciated compounds from three bags collected over the LA92 drive cycle withBags 1, 2, and 3 representing 1.19 mi , 8.63 mi , and 1.19 mi , respectively. Speciated compounds in cluded volatile organic compounds (VOCs), aldehydes, ke tones, and alcohols. Nineteen Tier 2 light-du ty vehicles were tested with mu ltiple runs across three fuels: E0, E10, E15 (gasoline w ith 15% ethanol). Fuel properties are shown i n Table 1. Data from all three bag s were co llectedfo r three vehicles only; these data were used to create composite emission factors and subseque nt composite profiles (S ection 2.2 below). The three vehicles were all model year 2008 and in cluded one I-4 comp act sedan, one V-6 mi ni-van, and one V-8 full-size truck. At le ast two test runs were performe d for each veh i cle, and three

3 

## ENVIR O N In te rn ation al C o rp oration

. 20 08 . Emissio np r ofile s fo r EP A S P ECIA TE data base, Part 2: E P Act fuels. EPA C o ntract No: EP- D

- 0 7- 1 0 2

. 4

## US EP A. 2 0 0 8

. EP Act Ph as e I Te sti ng: C o m p rehensi v e Gaso lin e Li gh t-Du ty Exh au s t Fu el Effects Test Pro g ram to Cov e r Mu ltip le Fu el Prop erties andTwo Am b i en t Test Tem p eratu r es. EPA C o ntract: EPC-07-028E P A. Sou thwest Research In s titu te, San An ton i o, TX



# 2

# test runs were performe d in somec a ses. E0, E10, and E15 fuel types included 9, 6, and 7 test runs, respectively, across all three v e hicles. Table 1: EPAct Phase I testing fuel properties.
Te s t U n i t s E 0 E 1 0 E 1 5 RVP p s i 9. 0 9

. 0 9. 0 T5 0 ° F 21 5 2 11 1 8 0 T9 0 ° F 32 3 3 19 3 1 3 Aroma t ics v ol% 2 9

. 5 2 4.7 2 5.9 Benz ene v ol% 0 .46 0 .68 0 .71 T o luene v ol% 4 .59 4 .39 6 .37



# 2.2 Calculationof Composite Profiles
Composite emission factors (EFs), representing a composite of cold start (Bag 1), ho t start (Bag 3), and hot-stabilized operation (B ag 2) were calculated using straight-w eighting, i.e., bags were multiplied b y the LA92 distan ces without app l yi ng addi tional weighting factors. Equation 1 below was used to determine comp osite values f o r the three vehicles with EFs from Bags 1, 2, and 3. An EF reported as non-detect (ND) was treated as a zero.
( EF Bag1 

# × 1

. 19 mi ) + ( EF Bag2 

# × 8

. 63 mi ) + ( EF Bag3 

# × 1

. 19 mi ) EF Composite 

# = Eq. 1 ( 1

. 19 mi + 8

. 63 mi + 1

. 19 mi ) Where: 

# EF Composite 

# = Com posite emission f actor in m g /mi


# EF Bag1 

# = Bag 1 emi ssion factor in mg/mi
EF Bag2 

# = Bag 2 emi ssion factor in mg/mi
EF Bag3 

# = Bag 3 emi ssion factor in mg/mi

Individual com pound EFs were fla gged as outliers for a given testrun if their values were outside the bounds of 3.5 standarddeviations from the mean. No outlier test runs were determined for the com posite prof iles. The percentage of each co m pound in a test run was then calculated by dividing its com positeEF by thes u m of all EF s f o r th at test run. Percentages for a given com p ound were averaged across all test runs per fuel type.
2.3 Adjustment of E0 and E10 profiles w i th an In-Use Gasoline


# The arom atic com position of the E0 and E10 fuel s, used to develop the E0 and E10 e mission exhaust profiles, was found upon speciation of the fuel blends to be inconsiste nt with the specific
arom atic compounds found in real-world fuels. EPA adjusted the profile percents of arom atic
com pounds in the E0 and E10 prof iles using the E0 and E10 profile s developed with the Kansas C ity te st p r o g ram , w h ich uses anin- u se gasoline

. 2 

# The ratio of each aro m atic com p ound to to tal

3

# arom atic composition of the exhaus t emission profile was determinedf o r the K ansa s C ity E0 and E10 prof iles and app liedto the resp ectiv e E0 and E10 profiles developed in this program . The resulting adjusted E0 and E10 profiles, as well the unadjusted E15 profile, were then presented f

o r inclus ioninto SPEC I A TE f o llow i ng the ass i g n me nt of SPEC IA TE ID num b ers. 2.4 Assignment of SPECIATE Identification Numbers


# SPECIATE 4 1 

# identification num bers were m atched to com pounds in the exhaust emission profiles using CAS numbers and SPECIATE4 I D s in the Spec4Asn-8-10-06.xls file created by William Carter (Appen d ix A) . Com pounds without CAS num b er s were m atched with ENVI RON’ s SPECI AT E4 I D s. 2

# For com pounds that did not have a one-to-one m atch with a SPECIATE4 com pound, ENVIRON used the mo st similar SPECIATE4 c o m pound. Table 2 lists the SPEC I A TE substitu tions m a de by EN V I R O N

. Table 2: SPECIATE surrogates used by ENVI RON. 2



# All Carter-m atched SPECIATE4 I D s were checked agai nst ENVI R ON’ s SPECI AT E4 I D s. Two
com pounds showed different SPECIATE4 IDs: 1- trans-2-cis-3-trimethyl cyclopentane and 2­
me thylbutylbenzene (sec amylbenzene). The fracti ons of both com pounds in the profile were less than 0.01%. The Carter SPECIATE4 ID (1537) was chosen for 1-trans-2-cis-3­ trimethylcyclopentane as both the Carter and ENVIRON ID code appear to m ap to same mechanism species. ENVIRON’s SPECIATE4 ID (83) was chos en for 2-me thylbutylbenzene (sec amylbenzene) s i nce the Carter ID code was already used in a cold st art profile for n-pentbenzene.



# 3.0 Results
3.1 Composite Profiles 

# The final composite profiles for E0, E10, and E15 are presented in Tables 3, 4 and 5. Table 3 shows percentages of com pounds grouped by cla ss. Table 4 shows percentages for five
com pounds of interest. Table 5 shows the comp lete profiles with all com pounds and includes CAS and SPECIATE I D num b ers. These profiles wi ll berelea s ed inthe next update of the SPECIATE database, SPECIATE 4.2 (antic ipated profile num bers: 8756-8758).

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# Table 3: Composite profile percentages by compound class. Compoun d E0 E10 E15 Paraffins 46.98% 44.38% 47.15% Olefins 22.53% 22.33% 21.64% Oxygenate 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% Aromatics 24.93% 25.02% 22.00% Aldehyde s 2.22% 2.94% 3.75% Ketones 0.43% 0.36% 0.51% Alcohol s 2.91% 4.98% 4.95% Sum 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%



# Table 4: Composite profile percen tages of selected compounds. Compoun d E0 E10 E15 1,3-Butadi en e 1.16% 0.89% 0.51% Acetalde hyde 0.45% 1.61% 2.23% Ac rolein 0.09% 0.07% 0.08% Benze ne 3.43% 3.78% 3.82% Formal dehyd e 0.93% 0.87% 1.07%



# 5

# Table 5: Composite profile percentages w i th all compounds. Compoun d CAS Numbe r Specie ID E0 E10 E15 MET H ANE 

## 74-8 2 -8 529 16.291% 17.358% 17.010% ET HANE 

## 74-8 4 -0 438 2.617% 2.704% 2.776% ET HYLENE 

## 74-8 5 -1 452 10.477% 10.053% 9.920% PROPANE 

## 74-9 8 -6 671 0.133% 0.151% 0.106% PROPYLENE 

## 115-07 -1 678 4.059% 3.991% 3.809% ACET YLENE 

## 74-8 6 -2 282 1.445% 1.647% 1.341% BUT A NE 

## 106-97 -8 592 3.526% 3.554% 2.247% T R ANS-2-BUTENE 

## 624-64 -6 737 0.492% 0.358% 0.342% 1-BUT E NE 

## 106-98 -9 64 0.731% 0.683% 0.641% 2-MET H YLPROPENE (ISOB U T Y LENE) 

## 115-11 -7 497 1.623% 1.918% 1.827% 2,2-DIMET H YLPROPANE (NEOPENT A NE) 

## 463-82 -1 127 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,3-BUT A DIENE 

## 106-99 -0 46 1.157% 0.891% 0.512% CIS-2-BUT E NE 

## 590-18 -1 367 0.360% 0.289% 0.277% 2-MET H YLBUT A NE ( I SOPE NT ANE) 

## 78-7 8 -4 508 2.188% 0.669% 7.214% PENT A NE 

## 109-66 -0 605 0.485% 0.124% 0.563% 2-MET H YL-1,3-BUT ADIENE 

## 78-7 9 -5 511 0.174% 0.102% 0.461% T R ANS-2-PENT E NE 

## 646-04 -8 742 0.238% 0.046% 0.088% 3,3-DIMET H YL-1-BUT ENE 

## 558-37 -2 203 0.000% 0.000% 0.006% CIS-2-PENT E NE 

## 627-20 -3 371 0.135% 0.218% 0.213% 2-MET H YL-2-BUT ENE 

## 513-35 -9 185 0.510% 0.000% 0.118% CYCLOPENT A DIENE 

## 542-92 -7 48 0.237% 0.135% 0.153% 2,2-DIMET H YLBUT A NE 

## 75-8 3 -2 122 0.017% 0.018% 0.059% CYCLOPENT E NE 

## 142-29 -0 391 0.132% 0.064% 0.034% 4-MET H YL-1-PENT E NE 

## 691-37 -2 258 0.000% 0.050% 0.000% 3-MET H YL-1-PENT E NE 

## 760-20 -3 232 0.000% 0.000% 0.031% CYCLOPENT A NE 

## 287-92 -3 390 0.080% 0.000% 0.053% 2,3-DIMET H YLBUT A NE 

## 79-2 9 -8 136 0.537% 0.268% 0.309% 2-MET H YLPENT A NE 

## 107-83 -5 199 0.949% 1.010% 0.775% 4-MET H YL- T RANS-2-PENT E NE 

## 674-76 -0 262 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 3-MET H YLPENT A NE 

## 96-1 4 -0 248 0.610% 1.135% 0.436% 2-MET H YL-1-PENT E NE 

## 763-29 -1 184 0.000% 0.541% 0.422% 1-HE XENE 

## 592-41 -6 78 0.000% 0.541% 0.422% HEXA NE 

## 110-54 -3 601 0.279% 2.911% 0.883% UNIDENT IFIED C6 

## #N/A 1999 0.115% 0.023% 0.069% CIS-3-HE XEN E 

## 7642 -09

- 3 372 0.000% 0.032% 0.000% T R ANS-2-HEXENE 

## 4050 -45

- 7 740 0.081% 0.033% 0.017% 3-MET H YL- T RANS-2-PENT E NE 

## 616-12 -6 239 0.095% 0.018% 0.000% 2-MET H YL-2-PENT E NE 

## 625-27 -4 187 0.072% 0.018% 0.015% 3-MET H YLCYCLOPENT E NE 

## 1120 -62

- 3 242 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% CIS-2-HE XEN E 

## 7688 -21

- 3 369 0.000% 0.000% 0.006% 3-MET H YL-CIS-2-PENT E NE 

## 922-62 -3 236 0.123% 0.000% 0.006% 2,2-DIMET H YLPENT A NE 

## 590-35 -2 126 0.154% 0.400% 0.261% MET H YLCYCL OPENT A NE 

## 96-3 7 -7 551 0.151% 0.386% 0.259% 2,4-DIMET H YLPENT A NE 

## 108-08 -7 152 0.402% 0.273% 0.217% 2,2,3-T R IMET HYLBUT ANE 

## 464-06 -2 112 0.020% 0.018% 0.000%



# 6

# Table 5 (cont.): Comp osite profile percentages w i th all compounds. Compoun d CAS Numbe r Specie ID E0 E10 E15 3,4-DIMET H YL-1-PENT E NE 

## 7385 -78

- 6 209 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1-MET H YLCYCLOPENT E NE 

## 693-89 -0 103 0.036% 0.005% 0.000% BENZENE 

## 71-4 3 -2 302 3.426% 3.793% 3.821% CYCLOHE X A N E 

## 110-82 -7 385 10.067% 5.622% 0.980% 2-MET H YLHEXANE 

## 591-76 -4 194 0.068% 0.000% 0.571% 2,3-DIMET H YLPENT A NE 

## 565-59 -3 140 0.269% 0.547% 0.000% 1,1-DIMET H YLCYCLOPENT A NE 

## 1638 -26

- 2 20 0.000% 0.011% 0.000% CYCLOHE X E N E 

## 110-83 -8 388 0.269% 0.214% 0.009% 3-MET H YLHEXANE 

## 589-34 -4 245 0.116% 0.254% 0.352% CIS-1,3-DIMET H YLCYCLOPENT A NE 

## 2532 -58

- 3 353 0.000% 0.018% 0.079% 3-ET HYLPENTANE 

## 617-78 -7 229 0.000% 0.024% 0.059% T R ANS-1,2-DIMET H YLCYCLOPENT A NE 

## 822-50 -4 725 0.000% 0.006% 0.073% T R ANS-1,3-DIMET H YLCYCLOPENT A NE 

## 1759 -58

- 6 727 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1-HEPT ENE 

## 592-76 -7 76 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 2,2,4-T R IMET HYLPENT A NE 

## 540-84 -1 118 3.188% 1.227% 1.763% HEPT ANE 

## 142-82 -5 600 0.041% 0.293% 0.883% UNIDENT IFIED C7 

## #N/A 2005 0.044% 0.000% 0.000% 2,4,4-T R IMET HYL-1-PE NT ENE 

## 107-39 -1 141 0.000% 0.332% 0.602% 2,3-DIMET H YL-2-PENT E NE 

## 1057 4-3 7 -5 135 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% MET H YLCYCLOHEX ANE 

## 108-87 -2 550 0.000% 0.476% 1.403% 2,2-DIMET H YLHEXA NE 

## 590-73 -8 124 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,1,3-T R IMET HYLCYC LOPE NT ANE 

## 4516 -69

- 2 13 0.000% 0.000% 0.065% 2,4,4-T R IMET HYL-2-PE NT ENE 

## 107-40 -4 142 0.000% 0.127% 0.201% 2,2,3-T R IMET HYLPENT A NE 

## 564-02 -3 113 0.575% 0.184% 0.352% 2,4-DIMET H YLHEXA NE 

## 589-43 -5 149 0.395% 0.183% 0.319% 1-T R ANS-2-CIS-4-T R IME T H Y LCYCLOPENT A NE 

## #N/A 1540 0.000% 0.000% 0.039% 3,3-DIMET H YLHEXA NE 

## 563-16 -6 206 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1-T R ANS-2-CIS-3-T R IME T H Y LCYCLOPENT A NE 

## 1937 4-4 6 -0 1537 0.000% 0.000% 0.006% 2,3,4-T R IMET HYLPENT A NE 

## 565-75 -3 130 1.084% 0.352% 0.497% 2,3,3-T R IMET HYLPENT A NE 

## 560-21 -4 128 1.008% 0.349% 0.598% TOLUENE 

## 108-88 -3 717 7.542% 7.440% 5.831% 2,3-DIMET H YLHEXA NE 

## 584-94 -1 138 0.038% 0.056% 0.121% 2-MET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 592-27 -8 193 0.000% 0.135% 0.444% 3,4-DIMET H YLHEXA NE 

## 583-48 -2 212 0.016% 0.000% 0.018% 4-MET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 589-53 -7 264 0.000% 0.004% 0.000% 3-MET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 589-81 -1 244 0.000% 0.102% 0.296% 1-CIS,2-T R ANS,3-T R IME T H Y LCYCLOPENT A NE 

## #N/A 357 0.000% 0.067% 0.299% T R ANS-1,4-DIMET H YLCYCLOHEX ANE 

## 2207 -04

- 7 729 0.000% 0.018% 0.111% 3-ET HYLHEXANE 

## 619-99 -8 226 0.000% 0.027% 0.000% 2,2,5-T R IMET HYLHE X A N E 

## 3522 -94

- 9 121 0.495% 0.180% 0.283% CIS-1-MET H YL-3-ET H YLCY CLOPENT A NE 

## #N/A 364 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% T R ANS-1,2-DIMET H YLCYCLOHEX ANE 

## 6876 -23

- 9 724 0.000% 0.024% 0.130% OCT A NE 

## 0011 1-6 5 -9 604 0.000% 0.243% 0.788% T R ANS-2-OC TENE 

## 1338 9-4 2 -9 741 0.000% 0.000% 0.072% 2,3,5-T R IMET HYLHE X A N E 

## 1069 -53

- 0 132 0.048% 0.000% 0.016%



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# Table 5 (cont.): Comp osite profile percentages w i th all compounds. Compoun d CAS Numbe r Specie ID E0 E10 E15 2,4-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 2213 -23

- 2 148 0.187% 0.019% 0.074% CIS-1,2-DIMET H YLCYCLOHEX ANE 

## 2207 -01

- 4 351 0.000% 0.033% 0.065% ET HYLCYCLOHEXA NE 

## 1678 -91

- 7 450 0.013% 0.078% 0.278% 2,6-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 1072 -05

- 5 160 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 2,5-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 2216 -30

- 0 155 0.000% 0.018% 0.098% 3,3-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 4032 -86

- 4 205 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 3,5-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 926-82 -9 215 0.000% 0.018% 0.098% ET HYLBENZENE 

## 100-41 -4 449 1.683% 1.660% 1.258% 2,3-DIMET H YLHEPT ANE 

## 3074 -71

- 3 137 0.006% 0.000% 0.013% m-& p-X Y LENE 

## 1330 -20

- 7 507 4.407% 4.347% 4.570% 2

- M E TH Y L O C TA N E 

## 3221 -61

- 2 198 0.081% 0.093% 0.362% 3

- M E TH Y L O C TA N E 

## 2216 -33

- 3 247 0.049% 0.040% 0.207% ST YRENE 

## 100-42 -5 698 0.085% 0.083% 0.368% o-XY LENE 

## 95-4 7 -6 620 1.720% 1.697% 0.966% 1-NONENE 

## 124-11 -8 106 0.063% 0.018% 0.095% T R ANS-3-NONENE 

## 2006 3-9 2 -7 745 0.020% 0.000% 0.000% NONANE 

## 111-84 -2 603 0.283% 0.144% 0.557% ISOPROPYLBENZENE (CUMENE) 

## 98-8 2 -8 514 0.125% 0.123% 0.067% 2,2-DIMET H YLOCT A NE 

## 1586 9-8 7 -1 125 0.046% 0.154% 0.106% 2,4-DIMET H YLOCT A NE 

## 4032 -94

- 4 151 0.040% 0.099% 0.052% n-PROPYLBE NZENE 

## 103-65 -1 608 0.406% 0.401% 0.219% 1-MET H YL-3-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 620-14 -4 89 1.367% 1.348% 1.156% 1-MET H YL-4-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 622-96 -8 94 0.616% 0.608% 0.545% 1,3,5-T R IMET HYLBENZ E NE 

## 108-67 -8 44 0.629% 0.621% 0.506% 1-MET H YL-2-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 611-14 -3 80 0.518% 0.511% 0.505% 1,2,4-T R IMET HYLBENZ E NE 

## 95-6 3 -6 30 1.159% 1.144% 1.319% 1-DECENE 

## 872-05 -9 996 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% DECANE 

## 124-18 -5 598 0.000% 0.085% 0.130% ISOBU T YLBENZENE 

## 538-93 -2 3 0.039% 0.039% 0.119% MET H YLPROPYLBENZ E NE (sec but ylbe nz ene) 

## 6841 1-4 4 -9 499 0.000% 0.000% 0.058% 1-MET H YL-3-ISOPROPYLBENZENE 

## 535-77 -3 90 0.058% 0.057% 0.000% 1,2,3-T R IMET HYLBENZ E NE 

## 526-73 -8 25 0.208% 0.205% 0.472% 1-MET H YL-4-ISOPROPYLBENZENE 

## 99-8 7 -6 97 0.018% 0.018% 0.000% INDAN 

## 496-11 -7 485 0.099% 0.110% 0.000% 1-MET H YL-2-ISOPROPYLBENZENE 

## 527-84 -4 81 0.016% 0.015% 0.067% 1,3-DIET HYLBENZENE 

## 141-93 -5 51 0.286% 0.283% 0.018% 1,4-DIET HYLBENZENE 

## 105-05 -5 59 0.068% 0.067% 0.000% 1-MET H YL-3-N-PROPYLBE NZENE 

## 1074 -43

- 7 92 0.000% 0.000% 0.014% 1-MET H YL-4-N-PROPYLBE NZENE 

## 1074 -55

- 1 100 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,2 DIET HYLBENZENE 

## 135-01 -3 36 0.053% 0.052% 0.064% 1-MET H YL-2-N-PROPYLBE NZENE 

## 1074 -17

- 5 84 0.000% 0.000% 0.037% 1,4-DIMET H YL-2-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 1758 -88

- 9 60 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,3-DIMET H YL-4-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 874-41 -9 53 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,2-DIMET H YL-4-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 934-80 -5 39 0.000% 0.000% 0.021% 1,3-DIMET H YL-2-ET H YLBENZENE 

## 2870 -04

- 4 52 0.000% 0.000% 0.000%



# 8

# Table 5 (cont.): Comp osite profile percentages w i th all compounds. Compoun d CAS Numbe r Specie ID E0 E10 E15 UNDECA NE 

## 1120 -21

- 4 610 0.000% 0.009% 0.000% 1,2,4,5-T E T R AMET HYLBENZENE 

## 95-9 3 -2 28 0.118% 0.117% 0.000% 2-MET H YLBUT Y LBENZENE (sec AMYLBENZENE) 

## 538-68 -1 83 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 3,4 DIMET H YLCUMENE 

## #N/A 54 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,2,3,5-T E T R AMET HYLBENZENE 

## 527-53 -7 23 0.155% 0.153% 0.000% T E R T -1-BU T -2 -MET H YLBENZENE 

## #N/A 1655 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,2,3,4-T E T R AMET HYLBENZENE 

## 488-23 -3 22 0.095% 0.094% 0.000% N-PENT

- BENZENE 

## #N/A 606 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% T E R T -1-BU T -3 ,5-DIMET HYL BENZENE 

## #N/A 86 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% NAPHT H ALENE 

## 91-2 0 -3 611 0.033% 0.033% 0.000% DODECANE 

## 112-40 -3 599 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 1,3,5-T R IET H YLBENZ E NE 

## 102-25 -0 43 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% UNIDENT IFIED C9-C1 2 + 

## #N/A 327 0.272% 2.181% 1.331%

FORMALDEH Y DE 

## 50-0 0 -0 465 0.927% 0.874% 1.072% ACET ALDEHYDE 

## 75-0 7 -0 279 0.453% 1.610% 2.232% ACROLEIN 

## 107-02 -8 283 0.094% 0.072% 0.083% ACET ONE 

## 67-6 4 -1 281 0.419% 0.346% 0.498% PROPIONALDEHYDE 

## 123-38 -6 673 0.122% 0.054% 0.048% CROT O NALDEHYDE 

## 4170 -30

- 3 382 0.026% 0.000% 0.000% ISOBU T YRALDEHYDE 

## 78-8 4 -2 2119 0.010% 0.014% 0.011% MEK 

## 78-9 3 -3 536 0.010% 0.014% 0.011% BENZALDEHY D E 

## 100-52 -7 301 0.253% 0.168% 0.113% ISOVALERALDEHYDE 

## 590-86 -3 517 0.060% 0.000% 0.000% VALERALDEHYDE 

## 110-62 -3 845 0.102% 0.045% 0.038% O-T O LUALDEHYDE 

## 529-20 -4 1467 0.040% 0.022% 0.034% M/P-T O LUALDEHYDE 

## #N/A 2164 0.055% 0.043% 0.052% HEX A NALDEHYDE 

## #N/A 840 0.058% 0.037% 0.018% DIMET H YLBENZALDEHYD E 

## #N/A 1712 0.019% 0.004% 0.050%

MET H ANOL 

## 67-5 6 -1 531 1.405% 0.536% 0.000% ET HANOL 

## 64-1 7 -5 442 0.498% 3.806% 4.951% 2-PROPANOL 

## 67-6 3 -0 513 1.009% 0.637% 0.000%



# 9

# Appendix A: SPECIATE4 IDs from Spec4Asn-8-10-06.xls

A- 1

# SPECIATE4 IDs from Spec4Asn-8-10-06.xls 

# Assignment s for SPECI ATE 4.0 081005R1. mdb. Rec'd from David Holom an 8/10/05. Version with unknowns represented by REPUNK -1 and unassigned com pounds represented by REPNOA-1 mi xtures Copied from EmitDB.XL S Master Li st assignments on 8/10/06

Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 1 (1-Meth y lpropyl)b e nzene 61 1, 4- dioxane 2 ( 2 -meth y lbuty l ) c yclohexane 621, 4- isodipr opy lben zene 3 (2- meth y lpropyl)b e nzene 63 1- ( 1 , 1

- d imethylethy l) -3,5-di meth y lbenzene 4 1, 1, 1- trichlor oethane 64 1- butene 5 1, 1, 2, 2- tetr achlor o ethane 65 1- buty n e 6 1, 1, 2, 3- tetr a methy lcy c lohexane 66 1-decene, di me r, h y drogenated 7 1, 1, 2- trichlor oethane 67 1- ethy l- 1, 2- di me thy l cy clohexane 8 1, 1, 2- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 68 1- ethy l- 2, 2, 6- trimethy lcy c lohexane 9 1, 1, 2- trimeth y lcy c lopentane 69 1- ethy l- 2, 4- di me thy l cy clohexane 101, 1, 3, 4- tetr a methy lcy c lohexane 701- ethy l- 2- me thy l cy clopentane 11 1, 1, 3, 5- tetr a methy lcy c lohexane 71 1- ethy l- 2- npr opy lb enzene 12 1, 1, 3- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 73 1- ethy l- 3- me thy l cy clopentane 13 1, 1, 3- trimeth y lcy c lopentane 74 1- ethy l- 4- isopr opylbenzene 14 1, 1, 4- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 75 1- ethy ltertbuty l ether 15 1, 1- dichlor o
- 1

- f lu or oethane 76 1- heptene 16 1, 1- dichlor o ethane 77 1- hexanol 17 1, 1- dichlor o ethene( v iny lidene chlori de) 78 1- hexene 18 1, 1- dime thy l

- 2

- p r opy lcy c lohexane 79 1- M e thy l

- 1

- e thy l cy clohexane 19 1, 1- dime thy l cy clo h exane 801- M e thy l

- 2

- e thy l b e nzene 201, 1- dime thy l cy clo p entane 81 1- M e thy l

- 2

- i sopr opy lbenzene 21 1, 1- M e thy l eth y lcyclopentane 821- M e thy l

- 2

- i sopr opy lcy c lohexane 221, 2, 3, 4- tetr a methy lbenzene 83 1- M e thy l

- 2

- n
- butylbenzene 23 1, 2, 3, 5- tetr a methy lbenzene 84 1- M e thy l

- 2

- npr opy lbenzene 24 1, 2, 3- trimeth y l- 4- ethy lbenzene 85 1- M e thy l

- 2

- p y rr o lidinone 25 1,2,3-tri meth y lbenzene 86 1- M e thy l

- 2

- t ert- buty l benzene 26 1, 2, 3- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 88 1- M e thy l

- 3

- buty l benzene 27 1, 2, 3- trimeth y lcy c lopentane 89 1- M e thy l

- 3

- e thy l b e nzene 28 1, 2, 4, 5- tetr a methy lbenzene 901- M e thy l

- 3

- i sopr opy lbenzene 29 1, 2, 4- triethy l benzene 91 1- M e thy l

- 3

- i sopr opy lcy c lohexane 30 1,2,4-tri meth y lbenzene (1 ,3 ,4 -tri me th ylb e n zen e) 92 1- M e thy l

- 3

- npr opy lbenzene 31 1, 2, 4- trimeth y lcy c lopentane 94 1- M e thy l

- 4

- e thy l b e nzene 32 1, 2, 4- trimeth y lcy c lopentene 95 1- M e thy l

- 4

- e thy l cy clohexane 33 1, 2- butadiene (methy lallene) 96 1- M e thy l

- 4

- i sobuty l benzene 34 1, 2- dichlor opr opane 97 1- M e thy l

- 4

- i sopr opy lbenzene 35 1, 2- diethy l- 1- me thy l cy clohexane 98 1- M e thy l

- 4

- i sopr opy lcy c lohexane 36 1, 2- diethy lbenzene ( o rtho) 99 1-me thy l

- 4

- n -pentylbenzene 37 1, 2- dime thy l

- 3

- e thy l benzene 1001- M e thy l

- 4

- npr opy lbenzene 38 1, 2- dime thy l

- 3

- e thy l cy clohexane 101 1- M e thy l

- 4

- t

- buty l benzene 39 1, 2- dime thy l

- 4

- e thy l benzene 103 1- M e thy l cy clopentene 401, 2- dime thy l cy clo p entane 104 1- M e thy lindan 41 1, 2- epoxy butane 105 1- M e thy l naphthalene 421, 2- pr opadiene 106 1- nonene 43 1, 3, 5- triethy l benzene 107 1- octene 44 1,3,5-tri meth y lbenzene 108 1- pentene 45 1, 3, 5- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 109 1- pr opy ne 46 1, 3- butadiene 1102, 2, 3, 3- tetr a methy lpentane 47 1, 3- butadiy ne 111 2, 2, 3, trimeth y lhexane 48 1, 3- cy clopentadiene 1122, 2, 3- trimeth y lbutane 49 1, 3- dichlor obenze n e ( m
- d ichlor obenzene) 113 2, 2, 3- trimeth y lpentane 501, 3- dichlor opr ope ne 114 2, 2, 4, 6, 6- pentamethy lheptane 51 1,3-diethylbenzene ( me t a) 115 2, 2, 4- trimeth y l- 1, 3

- pentanediol isobu ty r ate ( t exanol) 521, 3- dime thy l

- 2

- e thy l benzene 116 2, 2, 4- trimeth y lheptane 53 1, 3- dime thy l

- 4

- e thy l benzene 117 2, 2, 4- trimeth y lhexane 54 1, 3- dime thy l

- 4

- i sopr opy lbenzene 118 2, 2, 4- trimeth y lpentane 55 1, 3- dime thy l

- 5

- e thy l benzene 1202, 2, 5- trimeth y lheptane 56 1, 3- dioxolane 121 2, 2, 5- trimeth y lhexane 57 1, 3- dipr opy lbenzene 122 2, 2- dime thy l butane 58 1, 3- n- dipr opy lben zene 123 2, 2- dime thy l heptane 59 1,4-diethylbenzene (para ) 124 2, 2- dime thy l hexane 601, 4- dime thy l

- 2

- e thy l benzene 125 2, 2- dime thy l octan e



# A- 2Specie ID NAM E 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166
167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 1 9 0 191 192 193 194 2, 2- dime thy l pentane 2, 2- dime thy l pr opane 2, 3, 3- trimeth y lpentane 2, 3, 4- trimeth y lhexane 2, 3, 4- trimeth y lpentane 2, 3, 5- trimeth y lheptane 2, 3, 5- trimeth y lhexane 2, 3- dime thy l

- 1

- butene 2, 3- dime thy l

- 2

- o ctene 2, 3- dime thy l

- 2

- p entene 2, 3- dime thy l butane 2, 3- dime thy l heptane 2, 3- dime thy l hexane 2, 3- dime thy l octan e 2, 3- dime thy l pentane 2, 4, 4- trimeth y l- 1- p e ntene 2, 4, 4- trimeth y l- 2- p e ntene 2, 4, 4- trimeth y lhexane 2, 4, 5- trichlor ophenol 2, 4, 5- trimeth y lheptane 2, 4- dime thy l

- 1

- p entene 2, 4- dime thy l

- 2

- p entene 2, 4- dime thy l heptane 2, 4- dime thy l hexane 2, 4- dime thy l nonane 2, 4- dime thy l octan e 2, 4- dime thy l pentane 2, 4- pentanedione 2, 4- toluene diisocy anate 2, 5- dime thy l heptane 2, 5- dime thy l hexane 2, 5- dime thy l nonane 2, 5- dime thy l octan e 2,6-di me thyldecan e 2, 6- dime thy l heptane 2, 6- dime thy l nonane 2, 6- dime thy l octan e 2,6-di me thylundecane 2,7-di me thyldecan e 2, 7- dime thy l octan e 2- ( 1 -meth y lethoxy) phenol
me thy l car b a m ate ( p r opoxur ) 2- ( 2

- butoxy ethoxy ) e thanol ( buty l carbitol) 2- ( 2

- e thy l hexy lox y ) e thanol 2- amino- 2-me thy l -1- p r opanol 2- buty n e 2-chlorotoluene 2- ethoxy ethanol ( cellosolve) ( e gee) 2-ethoxy ethy l acet ate (ce llosolve acet ate) 2-ethyl hexyl aceta t e 2- ethy l- 1, 3- di me thy l cy clohexane 2- ethy l- 1- butene 2- hexenes 2-me thoxy

- 1

- p r o p anol 2-me thoxy -1-prop anol acetate 2-me thoxy ethanol (meth y l cellosolve) ( e g me) 2-me thy l

- 1

- butene 2-me thy l

- 1

- buty l acetate 2-me thy l

- 1

- o ctene 2-me thy l

- 1

- p entene 2-me thy l

- 2

- butene 2- me thyl -2-hexene 2-me thy l

- 2

- p entene 2-me thy l

- 2

- p r openal 2-me thy l

- 3

- e thy l p e ntane 2

- me th yl -tran s -3 -h ex en e 2-me thy l decalin 2-me thy l decane 2-me thy l heptane 2-me thy l hexane Specie ID NAM E 195 2-me thy lindan 196 2-me thy l naphthalene 197 2-me thy l nonane 198 2-me thy l octane 199 2-me thy l pentane 2002-me thy l undecane (isododecane) 201 2- pr openoic acid, 2-me thy l dodecy l ester 2023, 3, 5- trimeth y lheptane 203 3, 3- dime thy l

- 1

- butene 204 3, 3- dime thy l

- 1

- p entene 205 3, 3- dime thy l heptane 206 3, 3- dime thy l hexane 207 3, 3- dime thy l octan e 208 3, 3- dime thy l pentane 209 3, 4- dime thy l

- 1

- p entene 2103, 4- dime thy l

- 2

- p entene 211 3, 4- dime thy l heptane 212 3, 4- dime thy l hexane 213 3, 4- dime thy l octan e 214 3, 5- dime thy l

- 1

- h exy n e- 3- ol 215 3, 5- dime thy l heptane 216 3, 5- dime thy l nonane 217 3, 5- dime thy l octan e 218 3, 6- dime thy l octan e 219 3, 7- dime thy l nonane 2203- ethy l- 2- me thy l h e ptane 221 3- ethy l- 2- pentene 222 3- ethy l- 3- me thy l o c tane 223 3- ethy l- 4- me thy l h e ptane 224 3-ethyldecane 225 3- ethy lheptane 226 3-ethylhexane 227 3- ethy lnonane 228 3-ethyloctane 229 3- ethy lpentane 2303-me thy l

- 1

- butene 231 3- me thyl -1-hexene 232 3-me thy l

- 1

- p entene 233 3-me thy l

- 3

- e thy l p e ntane 234 3-me thy l

- 3

- methoxy

- 1

- butanol 2 3 5 3

- me th yl -cis-2 -h ex en e 236 3-me thy l

- c is- 2

- p en tene 2 3 7 3

- me th yl -cis-3 -h ex en e 2 3 8 3

- me th yl -tran s -2 -h ex en e 239 3-me thy l

- tr ans- 2

- p entene 2 4 03

- me th yl -tran s -3 -h ex en e 242 3-me thy l cy clopentene 243 3-me thy l decane 244 3-me thy l heptane 245 3-me thy l hexane 246 3-me thy l nonane 247 3-me thy l octane 248 3-me thy l pentane 249 3- me thylundecane 2503- pheny lpentane 251 4, 4- dime thy l

- 2

- n eopenty l

- 1

- p entene 2524, 4- dime thy l

- 2

- p entene 253 4, 4- dime thy l heptane 254 4,5-di me thyldecan e 255 4, 5- dime thy l octan e 256 4-ethyldecane 257 4- me thyl -1-hexene 258 4-me thy l

- 1

- p entene 259 4-me thy l

- 2

- p entanol (meth y l isobuty l car binol) 2604-me thy l

- c is- 2

- p en tene 2 6 1 4

- me th yl -tran s -2 -h ex en e 262 4-me thy l

- tr ans- 2

- p entene 263 4-me thy l decane 264 4-me thy l heptane 265 4-me thy lindan



# A- 3Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 266 4-me thy l nonane 349 Cis, tr ans- 1, 2, 3- trimethy lcy c lohexane 267 4-me thy l octane 350Cis, tr ans- 1, 2, 4- trimethy lcy c lohexane 268 4- me thylundecane 351 Cis- 1, 2- dime thy l cy clohexane 269 5- isopr opy lnonane 352 Cis- 1, 3- dime thy l cy clohexane 270 5- me thyl -1-hexene 353 Cis- 1, 3- dime thy l cy clopentane 2 7 1 5

- me th yl -cis-2 -h ex en e 354 Cis- 1, 4- dime thy l cy clohexane 272 5-me thy l decane 355 Cis- 1, cis- 2, 3- tri methy lcy c lopentane 273 5-me thy lindan 356 Cis- 1, cis- 3, 5- tri methy lcy c lohexane 274 5-me thy l nonane 357 Cis- 1, tr ans- 2, 3- trimethy lcy c lopentane 275 5- me thylundecane 358 Cis- 1, tr ans- 2, 4- trimethy lcy c lopentane 276 6- ethy l- 2- me thy l o c tane 359 Cis- 1, tr ans- 2, tr ans
- 4- tri methy lcy c loh e xane 277 6- me thylundecane 360Cis- 1- 2- dime thy l cy clopentane 279 Acetaldehy de 361 Cis- 1- ethy l- 2- me th y l cy clohexane 280 Acetic a c id 362Cis- 1- ethy l- 2- me th y l cy clopentane 281 Acetone 363 Cis- 1- ethy l- 3- me th y l cy clohexane 282 Acetyl ene 364 Cis- 1- ethy l- 3- me th y l cy clopentane 283 Acr o lein ( 2

- p r openal) 365 Cis- 1- ethy l- 4- me th y l cy clohexane 284 Acry lami de 367 Cis- 2- butene 285 Acrylonitrile 368 Cis- 2- heptene 286 Aggregate ingredients 369 Cis- 2- hexene 287 Aggregated VOCs 370Cis- 2- octene 288 Aggregated exem p t

co m pounds 371 Cis- 2- pentene 289 Aliphatic solvent 372Cis- 3- hexene 290Aliphatics 373 Cis- 3- nonene 291 Alkene ketone 374 Cis- bicy clo[3. 3. 0] octane 293 Amines, polyethy l ene polyco m pounds w/succinic 375 Cis- bicy clo[4. 3. 0] nonane 295 A myl ac etate 376 Cis- decalin 297 Ar o m atic 200 solv ent 377 Citrus lemon peel oil 299 B-me th y l styrene 378 Citrus terp ene 301 Benzaldehy de 381 Cresylic acid ( mix ed cresols) 302 Benzene 382Cr otonaldehy d e 303 Benzene deri vates 383 Cu me ne hy dr operoxide 304 Benzothiazole 384 Cy clohexami ne 305 Benzoy l per oxide 385 Cy clohexane 306 Benzy l alcohol 386 Cy clohexanol 308 Br o modichlor o me thane 387 Cy clohexanone 309 Butane, branched & linear 388 Cy clohexene 310 Buty l cellosolve ( 2

- butoxy ethanol) ( e gbe) 389 Cy clo methicone ( a v m s) 311 Butylbenzylphthalate 390Cy clopentane 312Buty lcy c lohexane 391 Cy clopentene 313 Butyraldehyde 392 D- limonene ( 4

- i sopr openy l- 1-me th y l cy cohexane) 314 C10 alky lphenols 393 Decabro modiphenyl oxide 315 C10 ar o m atics 394 Di(2-ethylhex y l)p h thalate 316 C10 intern al alkenes 395 Di( p r opy lene gly c ol) me th y l ether 317 C11 alky lphenols 396 Diacetone 318 C11 dialky l benzenes 398 Dibuty l phthalate 319 C11 intern al alkenes 399 Dichlorobenzene (mix ed iso mers ) 320 C12 dialky l benzenes 400Dichlor odiflu o r o me thane 321 C12 intern al alkenes 401 Dichlor o me thane (methy lene chlori de) 322 C3- c 4 alkane pr opellant 402 Diethanolamine 323 C5 aldehy de 403 Diethy l a minoethanol 324 C6 aldehy des 404 Diethy la mi ne 325 C8 cy clopar a ffins 405 Diethy lcy c lohexane 326 C9 ar o m atics 406 Diethy lene gly c ol 327 C9- c 12 isoalkanes 407 Diethy lene gly c ol butyl ether a cetate 330Cam phor ( 2

- 2

- ( butoxy ethoxy ) e th y l acetate) 331 Car b itol ( d egee) ( 2

- ( 2

- e thoxy ethoxy )ethanol) 408 Diethy l methy lcy c lohexanes 332Car bon disulfi d e 409 Digly c idy l re sorc inol ether ( dgre) 333 Car bon tetr achlori de 410Dihy dr onaphthalene 335 Car bony l sulfide 411 Diisobuty l ketone 336 Chlor a fin 412 Diisopr opy l adipate 338 Chlori nated par a ffi n 413 Diisopr opy lene gly c ol 340Chlor obenzene 414 Dime thoate 341 Chlor odi fluor o methane 415 Dime thoxy me thane 342Chlor o fl uor ohy dr o car bons 416 Dime thoxy pr opane 3 4 3 Ch lo ro fo rm 417 Dime th y l ether 344 Chlor opicrin 418 D i me th y l form a mide 345 Chlorothalonil 419 Dime th y l phthalate 346 Chlorp y rifos 420Dime th y l succinate 348 Cis, cis- 1, 2, 4- tri methy lcy c lohexane 421 Di me th yl sulfide



# A- 4Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 422 Dime th y l sulfoxid e 495 I s obuty l cy clohexane 423 Dime th y l benzy l alcohol 496 I s obuty l cy clopentane 424 Dime th y l buty l cy clohexane 497 I s obuty l ene 425 Dime th y l cyclopentane 498 I s ocy anate 426 Di me th yldecane 499 I s o mer s of buty l benzene 427 Dime th y l ethy lcy c lohexane 500 Iso mers of decane 428 Dime th y l heptanes 501 I s o mer s of decy ne 429 Dime th y l nonane 502 Iso mers of diethyl b enzene 430 Di me th ylundecane 503 Iso mers of dodecane 431 Dime th y o cty n e diol 504 I s o mer s of tridecane 432Dipr opy lene gly c o l 505 Iso mers of undecane 433 Dipr opy lene gly c o l dime thy l ether (mix ed iso mer s ) 506 I s o mer s of undecyne 434 Mineral spirits 507 I s o mer s of xy lene 435 Dl- l i monene ( d ipentene) 508 I s opentane 437 Eptc (s-ethyl dipro p ylthiocarba m ate ) 509 I s ophor one diamine 438 E thane 510I s ophor one ( 3 , 5 , 5

- tri me th y l

- 2

- c y c loh e xenone) 439 E thanolamine 511 I s oprene 440 Ethyl a cetate 512 Isopropyl acetate 441 Ethyl a c rylate 513 I s opr opy l alcohol 442 E thy l alcohol 514 Isopropylbenzene (cu mene) 443 E thy l chlori de 515 I s opr opy lcy c lohexane 444 Ethyl c y anoacrylat e 516 I s opr opy lmethy lcyclohexane 445 E thy l ether 517 I s ovaler aldehy d e 446 E thy l me rcaptan 518 Ker o sene 447 E thy l pr opy lcy c lo hexanes 521 L e mon oil 448 E thy l- 3- ethoxy pr opionate 522M & p- xy lene 449 Ethylbenzene 523 M

- cresol ( 3

- methyl- b enzenol) 450E thy lcy c lohexane 524 M

- xy lene 451 E thy lcy c lopentane 527 M e nthol 452E thy lene 529 Methane 453 E thy lene dibr o mid e 530 Methoxy propanol acetate 454 E thy lene dichlori d e ( s tr aight; possibly used for pg mea) 455 E thy lene gly c ol 531 M e thy l alcohol 456 Ethylene gl ycol butyl ethe r acet ate 532M e thy l amyl keton e ( 2

- butoxy ethy l acetate) 5 3 3 M e th y l br omi d e 457 Ethylene gl ycol methyl etheraceta t e 534 M e thy l car bitol ( 2 -( 2-me thoxy ethoxy) ethanol) ( d eg me ) ( me thyl cellosolve acetate ) 535 M e thy l chlori de 458 E thy lene gly c ol propy l ether ( 2

- p r opoxy ethanol) 536 M e thy l ethy l keton e( 2

- butanone) 459 E thy lene oxide 537 M e thy l ethy l ketox i me 461 E thy l methy lcy c loh e xanes 538 M e thy l hexane 462 Ethyl methylhexan e 539 M e thy l isobuty l ketone 463 Ethyloctane 540 Methyl me rcaptan 464 Ethyltoluenes ( methylethylbenzenes) 541 Methyl me thac ryla te 465 Form aldehy de 542 M e thy l n
- buty l ketone 466 Formic acid 543 M e thy l penty l cy clohexane 467 Fragrances 544 M e thy l p r opy l ketone ( 2

- p entanone) 469 Gamm a- buty r olactone 545 M e thy l p r opy lcyclohexanes 470 Glutar aldehy de ( adialdehy de) 546 M e thy l s alicylate (an ester ) 471 Gly c er ol 5 4 7 Meth yl s tyr en e ( mi x ed) (vinyl toluene) 472 Glyce ryl tria cetate 548 M e thy l t- buty l ether 473 Gly c ol ether dpnb 550M e thy l cy clohexane ( 1

- ( 2

- butoxy

- 1 -me thy lethoxy )

- 2

- p r o p anol) 551 M e thy l cy clopentane 474 Gly c olic acid (hydroxy acetic a c id) 552 Methyldecalins 475 Gly c ols 553 Methyldecene 476 Gly phosate, isopr opy lami ne s alt 554 M e thy l ene( b) 4- pheny lisocy anate 478 HFC- 152a (meth y lene dipheny l diisocy anate) 479 Hexachlor obenzen e 555 M e thy l enediphenylisocy anate poly m eric 480Hexy lcy c lohexane 556 M e thy l naphthalenes 481 Hexy lcy c lopentane 557 Methyltri(eth y l me thylketoxi me ) silan e 482 Hexy lene gly c ol ( 2 -meth y l- 2, 4- pentanediol) 558 M e thy l trimethoxy silane 483 Hy dr ocar bon pr opellant ( L PG, s w eetened) 559 M e thy l viny lbis( n -methy laceta mido) silane 484 Hy dr ocar bon pr opellant ( L PG) 560M i ner al oil 485 I ndane 561 M i sc. acetates and ester s (T OG portion) 486 I ndene 5 6 2Misc. a c id s 489 Isoa my l acet ate 563 M i sc. alcohols 490 Isoborny l acetate (2-ca m phany l aceta t e) 564 M i sc. alky d, acry lic, and re lated re sin s ( T OG portion) 491 I s obutane 5 6 5 Misc. a min es 492Isobuty l acetate 566 M i sc. asphalt mi xtures ( T OG portion) 493 I s obuty l alcohol 567 M i sc. copoly mer s , surf actants, re sins ( T OG portion) 494 I s obuty l isobuty r ate 5 6 8 Misc. est e rs


# A- 5Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 569 M i sc. ethy lenea mines 642 Other , mi sc. exempt co m pounds aggregated in pr ofile 570 Misc. gl ycol ethers and acetates 643 Oxo-hexyl acetat e 571 Misc. gl ycols, glyc ol ethers, and acet a t es 644 Oxy d emeton- me th y l 572 M i sc. h y dr ocar bon pr opellants 645 Oxy f luorfen 573 M i sc. h y dr ocar bon re sins (T OG portion) 646 P- cresol ( 4 -methy l- benzenol) 574 Misc. lvp V O C distillates 647 P- dichlor obenzene 575 M i sc. oils

- linseed/tung/soy/etc. ( T OG portion) 648 P- xy lene 576 M i sc. oxy genated co m pounds 650Panthenol 577 M i sc. pr oprietary VOC 651 Par 578 M i sc. silanes 652 Par achlor obenzotri fluoride 579 M i sc. sty rene- containing m a teri al (TOG portion) 653 Pebulate 580 Misc. tri methylben zenes 654 Pendime thalin 581 M i sc. urethane- c o n taining m ateri al (T OG portion) 655 Pentamethylbenzene 582 M i sc. viny l/acry lic and other copoly mer s 656 Pentanedioic acid, dime thy l ester ( T OG portion) 657 Penty l cy clohexane 583 M i sc. /other VOC 658 Penty l cy clopentane 584 M e thy l isothiocy anate 659 Pentylindenecyclo h exane 585 Molinate 660 Peraceti c acid 587 M onoisopr opanolamin e ( 1 -ami no- 2- p r opanol) 661 Perc hlor oethy l ene 588 M onoterpenes 662Perf luor ocar bons c5/c6 589 M o rpholine 663 Phenol ( car bolic acid) 590N, n- dime th y l ethanolamine 664 Phenoxy ethanol 591 N- ( tri chlor o me thy l thio) phthalimi de ( f olpet) 667 Pine oil 592N- butane 668 Poly ethy lene gly c ol 200 593 N-butyl ac etate 671 Pr opane 594 N- buty l acry late 672 Pr openy lcy c lohexane 595 N- buty l alcohol 673 Pr opionaldehy d e 596 N- buty l benzene 674 Propyl acet ate 597 N- buty l cy clopentane 675 Pr opy l heptene 598 N-decane 676 Pr opy lcyclohexane 599 N-dodecane 677 Pr opy lcyclopentane 600N- heptane 678 Pr opy lene 601 N- hexane 679 Pr opy lene car bonate 602N- hexy lbenzene 680Pr opy lene gly c ol 603 N- nonane 681 Pr opy lene gly c ol buty l ether ( 1

- butoxy

- 2

- p r opanol) 604 N- octane 682Pr opy lene gly c ol me thy l ether ( 1

- methoxy

- 2

- p r opanol) 605 N- pentane 683 Pr opy lene gly c ol monoethy l ether 606 N- penty l benzene ( 1

- e thoxy

- 2

- p r opanol) 607 N- pr opy l alcohol 684 Propylene glycol mono me thyl ether acetate 608 N- pr opy lbenzene (2-(1- methoxy )propy l acetate ) 609 N-tridecane 685 Pr opy lene gly c ol n- pr opy l ether 610 N-undecane 686 Pr opy lene gly c ol t-buty l ether 611 Naphthalene ( 1

- ( 1 , 1 ,- dime th y l ethoxy )

- 2

- p r opanol) 614 Nitr o methane 687 Pr opy lene oxide 616 Nonadiene 688 Raw linseed oil 617 Nony lphenoxy pol y ( eth y leneoxy ) e th anol 690S- penty l benzene (tergitol np-33) (tri ton(r) n-101) 691 Santosol dime th y l ester 618 O- cresol ( 2

- methy l- benzenol) 692 Sec- buty l alcohol 619 O- dichlor obenzene 698 Styrene 620O- xy lene 701 T

- a my l me th y l ether 621 Octahy dr oindenes 702 T-butyl a cetate 622 Octahy dr opentalene 703 T

- buty l benzene 623 Octanol 704 T-decahydronaphthalene 624 Or ange oil 705 Terpene 625 Or ange terp enes 706 T e rt

- butyl alcohol 627 Oryzalin 707 T e tr ah y dr o fur an 628 Other C10 708 T e tr ah y dr o furf ury l alcohol 629 Other C11 709 T e tr a methylcyclopentane 630Other C12 710T e tr a methylpentanone 631 Other C13 711 T e tr a methylthiourea 632Other C14 713 T h iobencar b 633 Other C7 716 T o lualdehy de 634 Other C8 717 Toluene 635 Other C9 718 T o luene diisocy anates ( mixed iso mers) 636 Other exe m pt pr opellants 719 T o tal aggregate organic ingredients 637 Other gly c ol ether s 720Tr ans, cis- 1, 2, 4-trimethy lcy c lohexane 638 Other , lu m p ed VOCs, individually < 2% of category 721 Tr ans, trans- 1, 2, 4- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 639 Other , lu m p ed exem pts , individually < 2% of category 722Tr ans, trans- 1, 3, 5- trimeth y lcy c lohexane 640Other , mi sc. VOC 723 Tr ans- 1, 2- dichlor o ethene 641 Other , mi sc. VOC co m pounds aggregated in pr ofile 724 Tr ans- 1, 2- dime thylcy clohexane



# A- 6Specie ID NAM E 725 726 727 728 729 730 732 733 734 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 750 751 752 753 754 755 756 757 758 759 760 761 763 766 768 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 839 840 845 846 847 849 852 854 855 857 858 859 860 864 867 868 873 877 879 880 881 882 883 884 Tr ans- 1, 2- dime thylcy clopentane Tr ans- 1, 3- dime thylcy clohexane Tr ans- 1, 3- dime thylcy clopentane Tr ans- 1, 3- pentadiene Tr ans- 1, 4- dime thylcy clohexane Tr ans- 1, cis- 2, 3

- trimethy lcy c lopentane T r ans- 1- eth y l- 2- m e thy l cyclohexane T r ans- 1- eth y l- 3- m e thy l cyclohexane T r ans- 1- eth y l- 3- m e thy l cyclopentane T r ans- 1- me thy l

- 3 -ethy l cyclopentane Tr ans- 2- butene T r ans- 2- eth y lmethy lcy c lopentane Tr ans- 2- heptene T r ans- 2- hexene Tr ans- 2- octene Tr ans- 2- pentene Tr ans- 3- heptene T r ans- 3- hexene Tr ans- 3- nonene Tr ans- 4- octene Trichlor oethy l ene T richlor ofluor o methane T richlor otri fluor oethane- F113 T riethanolamine Triethyl a mine Triethyl enetetra mi ne Trifluralin T riisopr opanolamine Tri methylbenzenes ( mixed) T ri methy lcy c lohexane Tri methy lcy c lohexanol T ri methy lcy c lopentanone Tri methylhexene Tri methyloctanes Turpentine Unidentified no nf u mig ant active ingr edients Urethane prepolymer Vinyl ac etate Viny l chlori de Vinylacetylene Viny ltri methoxy silane Voc ingredients Volatile me thyl sil oxanes Witch hazel Xy lene r ange solvent Xy lenol Gly oxal Hexaldehy d e Valeraldehyde Acenaphthene Acenaphthy lene Anthr a quinone Anthracene Benz(a)anthracene Benzo[a] py re ne B aP Benzo[e] py re ne ( B eP) Benzo( ghi) p ery l en e Bibenzy l Bipheny l Benzo( c) phenanthrene Chry sene Cor onene Dibenzofur an , also noted as " D BZ FUR" 1, 2- dime thy l naphthalene 2, 6& 2, 7- dime thy l n aphthalene 1& 2- ethy lnaphthalene 9- fluoreno n e Fluor anthene Fluorene I ndeno[ 123- cd] p y rene Specie ID NAM E 885 1-me thy l fluorene 886 1-me thy l phenanthrene 887 1- M e thy l p y re ne 889 2-me thy l phenanthrene 8903-me thy l bipheny l 895 9- me thyl anthracen e 898 1- pheny lnaphthale ne 901 Pery lene 902 Phenanthre ne 903 Peri naphthenone 904 Py re ne 905 Retene 908 2, 3, 5- trimeth y lnaphthalene 909 Xanthone 934 Acetovanillone-TMS , also noted as "acetva" 935 4- ally l- guaiacol-TM S , also noted as " a4gucl" 937 Benzoic acid- TM S 941 Decanoic acid- TM S 947 Guaiacol-T M S 950Hexanoic acid- TMS 951 Hexanedioic acid-T M S 952 I s oeugenol- T M S , also noted as " i soeug" 954 L auric acid- T M S 956 4-me
- guaiacol-T M S , also noted as "m4gucl" 957 4-me thy l

- s yringol- T M S , also noted as "m4s y r g" 958 Myristic ac id-T M S 959 Nonadecanoic acid- T M S 961 Pal mitic acid-TMS 962 Pentadecanoic aci d-TM 966 Stearic acid-T M S 967 Succinic acid-T M S 968 Sy ri ngaldehy d e-TM S 969 Sy ri ngol- T M S , also noted as " s y r gol" 970 Tridecanoic acid- T M S 976 Acetophenone 977 Beta-pinene 981 Butylbenzene 996 1-decene 997 Decanal 998 2- decanone 1001 1, 2- dihy dr onaphth alene 1002 1, 3- diisopr opy lben zene 1003 1, 4- diisopr opy lben zene 1007 Dodecene 1013 2, 3- benzof ur an 1018 Heptanal 1020Hexy l acetate 1028 5- isopr opy l-m

- x y lene 1042E i cosane 1043 Heptadecane 1045 Hexadecane 1047 Nonadecane 1048 Octadecane 1049 Pentadecane 1051 Tetradecane 1057 Nonanal 1065 Octanal 1079 1, 2, 3, 4- tetr ahy dr o naphthalene 1082 1-undecene 1083 Alpha- p inene 1093 1- butene + isobute n e 1098 1, 2, 4- trimeth y lbenzene+t- buty l benzene 1118 1, 3- hexadiene ( tr a ns) 1153 3-me thy l

- 2

- p entene 1165 Car bon monoxide 1167 2- M e thy l fluorene 1168 M e thy l phenanthrene 1169 Dime th y l phenanthrenes 1170Tripheny lene 1171 Benzo[b] fluor anth ene


# A- 7Specie ID NAM E 1172 1173 1462 1463 1464 1465 1466 1467 1468 1469 1470 1471 1472 1473 1474 1475 1476 1477 1478 1479 1480 1481 1482 1484 1485 1486 1487 1488 1489 1490 1491 1492 1493 1494 1495 1496 1497 1498 1499 1500 1501 1502 1503 1504 1505 1506 1507 1508 1509 1510 1511 1512 1513 1514 1515 1516 1517 1518 1519 1520 1521 1522 1523 1524 1525 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 Benzo[g h i] fluor anth ene Cy clopenta[cd] p y r ene p- T o lualdehy de Biacety l M e thy l gly oxal 1-Dodecene 1-Tridecene
o- T o lualdehy de 2, 5- Dime th y l aldehy de 2, 2- Dime th y l

- 3

- e thy l pentane Cy clohexane, 1- ethy l- 4- me thy l

- , cis 4- ethy lheptane Cis, tr ans, cis- 1, 2, 3-T ri methy lcy c lohexane Cy clohexane, 1-m e thy l

- 3

- ( 1 -meth y lethy l )

­ tr ans- 1-me thy l

- 3

- p r opy lcy c lohexane Cis- 1-me th y l

- 3

- p ropy lcy c lohexane 1- isopr opy l- 2-me thy l cy clohexane Cy clohexane, 1, 2,4- trimeth y l-, ( 1 a, 2 ß , 4 a)

­ 1- ethy l- trans- 3-me thy l cy clohexane Bicy clo[3. 3. 1] non ane Cis, cis, cis- 1, 2, 3- trimethy lcy c lohexane Pentane, 3, 3- diethy ltr ans octahy dr o I n dene Cy clohexane, 1- ethy l- 2, 3- dime th y l Cy clohexane, 1, 1,2, 3- tetr a methy l Cy clohexane, 1-m e thy l

- 4

- p r opy l, tr ans Nonane, 3- ethy l Heptane, 2, 3, 4- trimethy l Cy clohexane, 1, 2,3- trimeth y l, cct 1-me thy l

- 2

- p r opy l cy clopentane Cy clohexane, 1, 3-diethy l, cis 4- ethy l Nonane 4, 6- dime thy l decane 2, 8- dime thy l decane 2, 9- dime thy l decane 1, 2, 3- trimeth y l- 5- ethy l benzene 2, 7- dime thy l decane Cy clohexane, 1, 2-diethy l, trans Cy clohexane, 1, 3-diethy l, trans Cy clohexane, 1-m e thy l

- 4

- p r opy l, cis
u- Par a ffin, C10
u- Par a ffin, C9
c- Par a ffin, C10 i- Par a ffin, C10 i- Par a ffin, C11
u- Par a ffin, C11
u- Par a ffin, C12
c- Par a ffin, C11 2, 3- Dime th y l decane 2, 4- dime thy l decane 2, 5- dime thy l decane decahy dro-2-me thy l naphthalene 2-me thy l dodecane 3-me thy l dodecane 5-me thy l dodecane 4-me thy l dodecane 5-ethy l decane 3, 6- dime thy l decane 1-Decene, 8-ethy l 4, 7- dime thy l decane 3, 7- dime thy l decane 3, 8- dime thy l decane 5- ethy l nonane i- Par a ffin, C13 Cy clohexane, 1, 2-diethy l, cis Undecane, 3-ethy l Cy clohexane, 1, 4-diethy l, trans Undecane, 5-ethy l Cy clohexane, 1, 4-diethy l, cis Undecane, 2,6,10-tri meth y l Specie ID NAM E 1531 c- Par a ffin, C12 1532 u- Par a ffin, C13 1533 i- Par a ffin, C12 1535 Cy clohexane, 1, 2,4- trimeth y l1536 Cy clopentane, 1- ethy l- 3- me thy l

- , cis

1537 cis, tr ans, cis- 1, 2, 3

- trimeth y l C y clopentane 1538 Cy clopentane, ( 1 -methy lethy l )­ 1539 Hexane, 2, 4- dime thy l 1540Cis, tr ans, cis- 1, 2, 4-trimeth y l C y clopentane 1541 1, 3- diethy l, trans cy clopentane 1542c- Par a ffin, C7 1543 i- Par a ffin, C7 1544 c- Par a ffin, C8 1545 u- Par a ffin, C8 1546 4- E thy loctane 1547 p- xy lene, 2- pr opy l1548 5- pr opy l-m

- x y lene 1549 Cy clohexane, 2- ethy l- 1, 3- dime th y l 15504, 5- dime thy l decane 1551 Cy clohexane, 1-m e thy l

- 2

- p r opy l, tr ans 15523, 5- dime thy l decane 1553 c- Par a ffin, C9 1554 4- pr opy l- o- xy lene 1555 4- pr opy l-m

- x y lene 1556 1, 3- Diethy l- 4- me thy l benzene 1557 4, 7- dime thy l

- 2 , 3 , d ihy dr o
- 1

- h

- i ndenes 1558 3, 5- Diethy ltoluene 1560 Unknown C1 0 Ar om atics 1561 Dime th y l indan 15621- ethy l- 2, 4, 5- trimethy l benzene 1563 toluene, 3, 4- diethy l1564 1- ethy l- 2, 3, 5- trimethy l benzene 1565 2- ethy l- 1, 3, 4- trimethy l benzene 1566 Dime th y l , isopr opy l benzene 1567 Unknown C1 1 Ar om atics 1569 E thy l isopr opy l benzene 1572 2- ethy l- me sity lene 1573 1, 2- dime thy l

- 3

- p r opy l benzene 1574 1, 3- diethy l- 2- me thy l benzene 1575 2- etheny l- 1, 4- dim e thy l benzene 1576 1, 3- dime thy l

- 2

- p r opy l benzene 1577 1, 2- dime thy l

- 4

- e theny l benzene 1578 Cy clopentane, 1, 2,4- trimeth y l-, (1 .alp h a .,2 .alp h a .,4 .b eta.)

­ 1579 Cy clohexane, 1- ethy l- 2, 4- dime th y l 1580 Cy clohexane, 1-m e thy l

- 2

- p r opy l, cis 1581 3- ethy l- 1, 2, 4- trimethy l benzene 1582 Unknown C1 2 Ar om atics 1583 4-ethy l decane 1584 1-Decene, 6-ethy l 1585 1-Decene, 4-ethy l 1586 tr ans- 1- E thy l- 2- me thy l

- c y c lopentane 1587 2, 6- Dime th y l

- 1

- h eptene 1588 1, 1, 3, 3- T e tr a meth y lcy c lopentane 1589 Hexane, 3- ethy l- 3-me thy l

1590Cis- 1, 1, 3, 4- tetr a m ethy lcyclopentane 1591 1- Nonene, 7-me th y l 1592Bicy clo[3. 2. 1] octane 1593 i- Par a ffin, C9 1594 Cis- 1, 2, tr ans- 1, 4- 1 , 2, 4- tri methy lcy c lo hexane 1595 N- heneicosane 1596 N- docosane 1597 n- Tricosane 1598 n- T e tr acosane 1599 n- Pentacosane 1600N- hexacosane 1601 N- heptacosane 1602 Octacosane 1603 n- Nonacosane 1604 n- Triacontane



# A- 8Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 1605 N- hentri acontane 1678 5- ethy ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1606 Dotriacontane 1679 5- pr opy ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1607 n- Tritriacontane 1680Nitrite 1608 n- T e tr atri acontane 1681 squalene 1609 M e thy l fluor anthene 16829-Hexadecenoic ac id 1610Benzo[k] fluor anth ene 1683 9,12-Octadecadienoic acid 1611 1, 8- Naphthalic anhy dride 1684 5- hepty l dihy dr o- 2(3H)

- f ur anone 1612M e thy l guaicol 1685 5- octy ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1613 E thy lguaicol 1686 5- nony ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1614 Benzoic acid, 4- hydr oxy
- 3 -methoxy- , me th y l ester 1687 5- decy ldihy dr o
- 2 (3H)

- f ur anone 1615 Conifer aldehy d e 1688 5- undecy ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1616 pr opiovanill one 1689 5- dodecy ldihy dr o
- 2 ( 3 H)

- f ur anone 1617 Octanoic acid 16902,6,10-Tri me thy ld odecane 1618 Nonanoic acid 1691 norfarn esane 1619 Undecanoic acid 1692 2,6,10-tri methyltri d ecane 1620Heptadecanoic aci d 1693 norpristane 1621 pentacosanoic acid 1694 N- Nony lcy c lohexane 1622Hexacosanoic acid 1695 Cy clohexane, decyl1623 Octanedioic acid 1696 C2- f luorene 1624 Decanedioic acid 1697 3-me thy l

- phenanthrene 1625 Palmitoleic acid 1698 Anthracene, 2- me th y l 1626 Oleic acid 1699 9-me thy l phenanthrene 1628 Pim aric acid 1700 C2- M W 178 PAH 1629 Sandar acopim ari c acid 1701 C3- M W 178 PAH 1630I s opim ari c acid 1702Acephenanthry l ene 1631 Benzocaine 1703 C1- M W 202 PAH 1632 sitostenone 1704 Pristane 1633 Guaicy l acetone 1705 Phy t ane 1634 Ho movanillic Aci d 1706 C3- n aphthalenes 1635 Vanillin 1707 C4- n aphthalenes 1636 Heptacosanoic acid 1708 N- Pentadecy l cyclohexane 1637 Octacosanoic acid 1709 8B, 13a- d imeth y l- 1 4 B- n- buty l podocarpane 1638 T riacontanoic acid 17108B, 13a- d imeth y l- 1 4 B- [3'-me th y l butyl] podocarpane 1639 nonacosan o ic acid 1711 M

- & p- tolualdehyde 1640Alpha- A my ri n 1712 2, 5- Dime th y l benzaldehy de 1641 Beta- A my ri n 1713 1- I ndanone 1642 Gly c er ol M onopalmitate 1714 Dibenzothiop hene 1643 Gly c er ol monooleate 1715 Dibenzothiazine 1644 1, 2, 3- T ri methoxy benzene 1716 Cy clohexane, undecy l1645 E thanone, 1- ( 4

- hydr oxy
- 3 , 5

- d imethoxy pheny l)

- 1717 Dodecy lcy c lohexane 1646 sinapinaldehy d e 1718 tridecy lcy c lohexane 1647 n- Pentatri acotane 1719 N- tetradecyI c yclohexane 1648 9,12,15-Octadecatri enoic acid, (Z,Z,Z)- 1720 C1- M W 228 PAH 1649 3- E thy lpentene 1721 C1- M W 226 PAH 1650Danitol 1722Benzo[j] flu o r anthe ne 1651 2- Butene 1723 I ndeno[ 1, 2, 3- cd] f l uor anthene 1652M e thy lindane 1724 22, 29, 30- trisnorne ohopane 1654 Cis- 2- Nonene 1725 17a( H ) , 21B( H ), 29- norhopane 1655 t- 1- Buty l- 2-M e thylbenzene 1726 17a( H ) , 21B( H )- hopane 1656 2- Butanone, 3, 3- di me thy l

- 1727 Octadecanedioic a c id 1658 Undecanal 1728 nonadecanedioic ac id 1659 Dodecanal 1729 M e thy l benzoic acid 1660Tridecanal 1730Hexadecy Icy c lohexane 1661 tetradecanal 1731 Heptadecy lcy c lohexane 1662Pentadecanal 1732octadecy lcy c lohexane 1663 Hexadecanal 1733 Cy clohexane, nonadecy l1664 Heptadecanal 1734 E i cosy lcy c lohexane 1665 2- Nonanone 1735 Heneicosy l cy clohexane 1666 2-Undecanone 1736 20S- 13B( H ) , 17a( H )

- d iacholestane 1667 2-Tridecanone 1737 20R- 13B( H ) , 17a( H )

- d iacholestane 1668 2-Pentadecanone 1738 17a( H )

- 22, 29, 30- trisnorhopane 1669 2-tetradecanone 1739 22R& S , 17a( H ) , 21 B( H)

- 30- ho mohopane 1670Furf ur al 174022R& S , 17a( H ) , 21 B( H)

- 30- bisho moh opane 1671 trans-2-Decenal 1741 20R- 5 a( H) , 14B( H ), 17B( H )

- c holestan e 1672 2-undecenal 1742 20S- 5 a( H) , 14B( H ), 17B( H )

- c holestan e 1673 Heptanoic acid 1743 20R- 5 a( H) , 14a( H ) , 17a( H )

- c holestane 1674 Heptadecan-2-one 1744 20R& S

- 5 a( H), 14B( H ) , 17B( H )

- e r gostane 1675 5- buty l dihy dr o- 2( 3H)

- f ur anone 1745 20R& S

- 5 a( H), 14B( H ) , 17B( H )

- s itostane 1676 5- penty l dihy dr o- 2(3H)

- f ur anone 1746 P- diethy lbenzene & n- buty l benzene 1677 5- hexy ldihy dr o
- 2 (3H)

- f ur anone 1747 2-me thy l fur aldehyde



# A- 9Specie ID NAM E 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752
1753 1754 1755 1756 1757 1758 1759 1760 1762 1763 1764 1765 1766 1767 1768 1770 1772 1773 1774 1775 1776 1777 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 1786 1787 1788 1789 1790 1792 1793 1794 1795 1796 1797 1798 1799 1800 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816
1817 1818 1819 Hy dr oxy me thy l furfur al 3, 4- Dime thoxy benzoic acid 1, 2- dime thoxy

- 4 -methy l benzene 2- oxob utanal Phenol, 2-me thoxy- 4- ( 1

- p r openy l)- , ( E )- ; tr ans- isoeugenol Phenol, 2-me thoxy- 4- pr opy l­ Phenol, 4- ethy l- 2-me thoxy

­ 1, 2- Benzenediol Hy dr oquinone Resorc inol 4- hy dr oxy benzeneethanol 1, 6- Dime th y l naphthalene Phenol, 2, 6- dime thy l

­ Hy dr oxy benzaldehy des Guaiacy l acetone 4- ethy lsyringol 4- pr opy lsy ringol ally ls y ringol 4- pr openy lsy ringol sy ringy l acetone Dibenzo[de f,mno]chry sene; anthanthre ne n- pentacosanoic acid N- hexacosanoic acid n-9-octadecenoic acid n-9,12-octadecadienoic acid 8, 15- pim ar a dien- 1 8- oic acid Benzaldehy de, 3, 4

- dime thoxy

­ pr opiony lsy ringol Buty ry ls y ringol sinapy laldehy d e n- tetr acosanoic acid other sugar s 7- oxodehy dr oabietic acid abieta- 6 , 8 , 11, 13, 15- pentaen- 18- oic acid abieta- 8 , 11, 13, 15- tetr aen- 18- oic acid Dodecenal tridecenal Tetradecenal pentadecenal 2-heptadecanone 9,12-octadecadienoi c acid (linoleic) 9,12,15-octadecatrie noic acid (linole n ic) n-9-Hexadecenoic acid
n- Triacontanoic acid
n- Octacosanoic acid N- heptacosanoic acid n-Nanadecanoic ac id o-Pentadecanoic a c id Neophy tadiene C2- N aphthalenes C1- M W 178 PAH Solanone Gerany l acetone Nicotine Bipy ri dy l Cotinine Car b azole I ndole Norn icotine Pheny l py ri dine quinoli n e I s oquinoli n e 2- E thy lphenol E theny lphenol 2, 5- Py rr olidinedio ne, 1-me th y l - (N- M ethylsuccini mi d e ) Beta- N icoty rine M e thy lindole py r o lo[2, 3

- b ] p y ridine Specie ID NAM E 18202- Fur ancar boxaldehy d e, 5- ( h y dr oxymethy l)

­ 1821 I s o- nonacosane 1822Vitami n E 1823 Niacin 1824 Gly oxy lic Acid 1825 Py ruvic acid 1826 N- Oxy n icotine 1827 Hy dr oxy pyridine 1828 Fur ancar boxy lic acid 1829 Pheny l acetic Acid 1830anteiso- Triacontan e 1831 I s o- Hentri acontane 1832anteiso- Dotriacontane 1833 I s o- triacontane 1834 E theny lbenzenediols 1835 9,12,15-Octadecatrienoic acid 1836 2- ( 2

- B utoxy ethanoxy ) e thanol 1837 2, 2, 4- Tri methy l- 1,3- pentanediol diis obutry ate 1838 2, 2, 4- Tri methy l- 1,3- pentanediol monoisobuty r ate 1839 Bery lliu m 1840Hepty l cy clohexane 1841 Octy lcy c lohexane 1843 Cy clohexane, tetradecy l1845 8B, 13a- d imeth y l- 1 4 B- [3'-me thy l butyl]

- podocarpane 1846 18a( H )

- 22, 29, 30- trisnorneohopane 1847 T e lluri u m 1848 Dibenz[a,h]anthracene 1849 Dy spr o siu m 1850L ithiu m 1851 Neodymiu m 1852Niobiu m 1853 Pr aseodymiu m 1854 Sam ari u m 1855 Scandiu m 1856 T antalu m 1857 T e r b iu m 1858 T horiu m 1859 T ungsten 1860Bor on 1861 Ceri u m 1862Cesiu m 1863 Eu r opiu m 1864 Gadoliniu m 1865 Ger m aniu m 1866 Hafniu m 1867 Holmiu m 1868 Ytter b iu m 1869 Bis m uth 1870I odine 1871 Fluorine 1872 hy dr ogen phos phate 1873 Acri dine 1874 BE NZ O( B) NAPTHOL ( 1 , 2 1875 BE NZ O( B+K) FLUORANT H E 1876 W A T

. SOL

. CHLORI DE 1877 W A T

. SOL

. POTASSI UM 1879 4- M e thy l cy clopentene 1880me thy l s y ri ngol 1881 2, 6- Dime th y l naphthalene 1882 pr opy lguaicol 1883 M e thy l fluorene 1884 PM Fine 1885 1-ETH OXY-2

- PR OPANO L 1886 1- M E THYL CYCLOHE XE NE 1887 1- NI T R OPROPANE 1888 2, 2 DI CHLORONI T R OANI LI NE 1889 2, 3, 3- T R I M E T HYL

- 1- BUT E N E 18902-BUTYLTETRA HYDROF URAN 1891 2- E T H YL HE XANOL 1892 2-METHY L -3-H EXANON E


# A-10Specie ID NAM E 1893 3- ( C HL OR OME T HYL )- HE PT ANE Specie ID NAM E 1963 C3 CYCL OHE X ANE 1894 3, 4 DI ME T H YL OCT ANE 1964 C3/C4/C5 AL KYL BE NZ E N E S 1895 3- HE PTE N E 1965 C- 30 COM P OUNDS 1896 4, 4- M E THYL E N E DIANIL I NE 1966 C- 31 COM P OUNDS 1897 4- CHL O RO- 3 , 5

- X YL E N OL 1967 C- 32 COM P OUNDS 1898 4- M E THYL ANILI NE 1968 C- 33 COM P OUNDS 1899 4- PHE N YL

- 1

- B UT E N E 1969 C- 34 COM P OUNDS 19005- CHL O RO- 2

- M ET HYL- 4

- I S OT HIAZ OLI N

- 3

- O NE 1970C- 35 COM P OUNDS 1901 ACE T I C ANHYDRI DE 1971 C- 36 COM P OUNDS 1902ACE T O NIT R I L E 1972 C- 37 COM P OUNDS 1903 ACRYL I C ACI D 1973 C- 38 COM P OUNDS 1904 AL PHA- TE RPI N E O L 1974 C- 39 COM P OUNDS 1905 AMINOAN THRA QUIN ONE 1975 C- 3- HE XE NE 1906 ANI LI NE 1976 C-4 COMP OUND S 1907 BE NZ OPYRE N ES 1977 C4 SUBST I T U TED CYCL OHEXANE 1908 BE NZ YL AC E T AT E 1978 C4 SUBSTITUTED CYCLO H EXA NONE 1909 BE NZ YL CHL O R I DE 1979 C- 40 COM P OUNDS 1910BENZY L A M IN E HYDROCH L ORIDE 1980C- 41 COM P OUNDS 1911 BE NZ YL CARBINYL PR OPIONAT E 1981 C- 42 COM P OUNDS 1912 BI PHE N YLOL 1982 C- 43 COM P OUNDS 1913 BI S( T R I

- N

- B UTYL T I N) OXI D E 1983 C4- A L KYL PHE N OL S 1914 B- PHEL L A NDRENE 1984 C4- A L KYL STYR E N E S 1915 BROMOD I NITR OANILIN E 1985 C4- B E N ZE NE 1916 BROM O DI NIT R OBE N ZE NE 1986 C-5 COMP OUND S 1917 BUT O XY PROPANOL 1987 C5 CYCL OHE X ANE 1918 BUT O XYBUTE NE 1988 C5 E S T E R 1919 BUT Y L 1989 C5 OL E F I N 1920BUT Y L BE NZ OAT E 1990C5 PARAFFIN 1921 BUT Y LI SOPR OPYL PHT H AL ATE 1991 C5 PARAFFIN/OL E F IN 1922C-1 COMP OUND S 1992 C5 SUBST I T U TED CYCL OHEXANE 1923 C10 AROM ATI C 1993 C5- A L KYL BE NZE N E S 1924 C- 10 COM P OUNDS 1994 C5- A L KYL BE NZE N E S ( U NSAT

. ) 1925 C10 OL E F INS 1995 C5- A L KYL PHE N OL S 1926 C10 PARAFFI NS 1996 C5- B E N ZE NE 1927 C10H12 1997 C5- C YCL O HE XANE 1928 C10H16 1998 C5- E NE 1929 C- 11 COM P OUNDS 1999 C-6 COMP OUND S 1930C11 OL E F INS 2000C6 OL E F I N S 1931 C- 12 COM P OUNDS 2001 C6 SUBST I T U TED CYCL OHEXANE 1932C12 OL E F INS 2002C6- A L KYL BE NZE N E 1933 C- 13 COM P OUNDS 2003 C6H18O3SI 3 1934 C13- BRANCHE D AL KANE 2004 C6H8 I S OME R 1935 C- 14 COM P OUNDS 2005 C-7 COMP OUND S 1936 C14- BRANCHE D AL KANE 2006 C- 7 CYCL OPAR AFFI NS 1937 C- 15 COM P OUNDS 2007 C7 OL E F I N S 1938 C15- BRANCHE D AL KANE 2008 C7 PARAFFINS 1939 C16 BRANCHE D AL KANE 2009 C7- C 16 PARAFFINS 1940C- 16 COM P OUNDS 2010C7H12O 1941 C16- BRANCHE D AL KANE 2011 C-8 COMP OUND S 1942 C- 17 COM P OUNDS 2012C- 8 CYCL OPAR AFFI NS 1943 C- 18 COM P OUNDS 2013 C- 8 OL EFI N S 1944 C- 19 COM P OUNDS 2014 C8 PARAFFIN 1945 C2 AL KYLINDAN 2015 C8 PHE N OL S 1946 C-2 COMP OUND S 2016 C8H14 1947 C2 CYCL OHE X ANE 2017 C8H24O4SI 4 1948 C- 20 COM P OUNDS 2018 C-9 COMP OUND S 1949 C- 21 COM P OUNDS 2019 C- 9 CYCL OPAR AFFI NS 1950C- 22 COM P OUNDS 2020C9 OL E F I N S 1951 C- 23 COM P OUNDS 2021 C9 PARAFFIN 1952 C- 24 COM P OUNDS 2022 C9 PHE N OL S 1953 C- 25 COM P OUNDS 2023 CAM P HE NE 1954 C- 26 COM P OUNDS 2024 CARBARYL 1955 C- 27 COM P OUNDS 2025 CARYOPHYL LENE 1956 C- 28 COM P OUNDS 2026 CHL O ROPE NTAFL UOROE THANE 1957 C- 29 COM P OUNDS 2027 CHL O ROPR E N E 1958 C2- A L KYL

- A NTHRACE N E S 2028 CHL O ROT O LUENE 1959 C2- A L KYL

- B E N Z ANTHRACENES 2029 CHL O ROT R I F L U OROM ET HANE 1960C2- A L KYL NAPHT HALE N E 2030CI S- 1, 3- DI CHLOROPROPYLE N E 1961 C- 2- OCT E NE 2031 COAL T A R 1962C-3 COMP OUND S 2032COPPE R NAPHTHE NAT E


# A-11Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 2033 CORN OIL 2104 FRE ON 2034 CRE OSOTE 2105 FURFURYL A L COHOL 2036 CYCL OPENT Y LCYCL O PENT ANE 2106 GE RANI OL 2037 DE CALI NS 2107 HE PTADIE N AL 2038 DE CYL AL C O HOL 2108 HE PTE N E 2039 DE NAT U RANT 2109 HE XAC HL OROET HANE 2040DI (E T H YL PHE N YL ) E T HANE 2110HE XADI ENAL 2041 DI AZI N ON 2111 HE XAFL UOR OET HANE 2042DI BE NZ ANT H R A CE NES 2112 HE XAM E T H YL C Y CL OT R I SIL O XANE 2043 DI BE NZ OPYRE N E S 2113 HE XAM E T H YL ENE D IAMI NE 2044 DI BUTYL E T HER 2114 HE XENAL 2045 DI

- C 8 AL KYLPHT H AL ATE 2115 HE XENE 2046 DI CHLOROTE T R AFL UOR E T HANE 2116 HE XYNE 2047 DI ET HYLAC E T ALAC E T A L D E H YDE 2117 I S OAM Y L AL C O HOL 2048 DI GLYCOLAMINE 2118 I S OBUTYL ACR Y L A TE 2049 DIHY DRONAP THALENE 2119 ISOBUTYRALDEHYDE 2050DI HYDROXYAC E T O NE 2120I S OME R S OF BUT E N E 2051 DI HYDROXYNAPT HAL E N E D IONE 2121 I S OME R S OF C1 0H18 2052DI I S OPROPYL B E NZE N E 2122 I S OME R S OF C1 1H20 2053 DI ME T H YL AL KYL AM INE S 2123 I S OME R S OF C9 H16 2054 DI ME T H YL NAPT HALE N E 2124 I S OME R S OF ETHYL TOL U E N E 2055 DI ME T H YL T E R E P HTHALATE 2125 I S OME R S OF HEPT ADE C ANE 2056 DI ME T H YL AC ET AMI D E, N, N­ 2126 I S OME R S OF HEPT ANE 2057 DI ME T H YL AM INE 2127 ISOMERS OF H E XANE 2058 DI ME T H YL BUTE NE 2128 ISOMERS OF N O NANE 2059 DI ME T H YL CAR B AM ODI T HI OI C ACI D , 2129 I S OME R S OF OC T ADE C ANE POTASS IU M SA LT 2130I S OME R S OF OC T ANE 2061 DI ME T H YL CYC L OHEXANE 2131 I S OME R S OF PENT ADE C ANE 2062 DI ME T H YL CYC L OPENT E NE S 2132 I S OME R S OF PENT ANE 2063 DI ME T H YLE T H YL BE NZ OI C ACID 2133 I S OME R S OF PENT E N E 2064 DI ME T H YL HE PT ANOL 2134 I S OME R S OF PR OPYL B E NZE N E 2065 DI ME T H YL HE XADI ENE 2135 I S OME R S OF TET RADE C ANE 2066 DI ME T H YL HE XANE DI OAT E 2136 KE ROSE NE/DI E SE L/FUE L OIL 2067 DI ME T H YL HE XANE S 2137 KE T O NE S

- GE NE RAL 2068 DI ME T H YL HE XE NE 2138 L A CT OL SPI R ITS 2069 DI ME T H YLI N DANS 2139 M A LAT H I ON 2070DI ME T H YLI N DENE 2140M A LE I C ANHYDRI DE 2071 DI ME T H YL NAPHT HYR I D INE 2141 M E DI UM AL I P HAT I C SOLVE N TNAPHTHA 2072 DI ME T H YL NONANE S 2142M E SI T Y L OXI D E 2073 DI ME T H YL OC TANE S 2143 METHOX YPROP ANOL 2074 DIMETH YLOC TANOL 2144 M E THYL ACRYL A TE 2075 DI ME T H YL OC TYNE 2145 M E THYL BI PHENYL 2076 DI ME T H YL PE NT ANE 2146 M E THYL C11 E S T E R 2077 DI ME T H YL PE NT ANOL 2148 M E THYL C13 E S T E R 2078 DI ME T H YL PE NT E N E 2149 M E THYL C14 E S T E R 2079 DI PROPYL PHTHAL AT E 2150 M E THYL C15 E S T E R 2080 DI PROPYL ENE GL YCOLET HYL E T HE R 2151 M E THYL C19 E S T E R 2081 DI VINYL BE NZ ENE 2152 M E THYL C20 E S T E R 2082 DODEC ANA MID E 2153 METHYL DO DECANOA TE 2083 E P I C HL OROHYDRI N 2154 M E THYL FOR M AT E 2084 E T H YL ST YRENE 2155 M E THYL I S OAMYLKE TONE 2085 E T H YL AM I N E 2157 M E THYL NAPHT HALE N E S 2086 E T H YL BI CYC L OHE P TANE 2158 M E THYL PAL M IT ATE 2087 E T H YL CYCLOPE N TE NE 2159 M E THYL STE A R A T E 2088 E T H YL DI ME T H YL BE NZ ENE 2160M E THYLACET AT E 2089 E T H YL DI ME T H YL CYCLOHEXANE 2161 M E THYLALL E N E 2090E T H YL DI ME T H YL PENT ANE 2162M E THYLAMI N E 2091 E T H YL ENE A M I NE S 2163 M E THYL- A NT HRACE N E S 2092 E T H YL ENE D I A M I NE TE T R AACE T I C ACI D 2164 M E THYL B E NZ AL DE HYDE 2093 E T H YL HE PTANE 2165 M E THYL- B ENZANT HR ACE N E S 2094 E T H YL HE PTE N E 2166 M E THYL B U T ADI E N E 2095 E T H YL HE XANOAT E 2167 M E THYL B U TE NE 2096 ETHY L INDAN 2168 M E THYL C Y CL OHE X ADI E NE 2097 E T H YL I S OPROPYL E T H E R 2169 M E THYL C Y CL OHE X ENE 2098 E T H YL ME THYLCYCL OPENT ANE 2170M E THYL C Y CL OOCT ANE 2099 E T H YL ME THYLOCT A NE 2171 M E THYL C Y CL OPE N TADIE N E 2100E T H YL OC T E N E 2172M E THYLDE CANE S 2101 E T H YL PENTE N E 2173 METHYLDIH Y D R ONAPH T HA LENE 2102 E T H YL

- P HE NYL- PHENYL- E T H ANE 2174 M E THYLDODE C ANE 2103 E T H YL PROPYLCYCL OHE XANES 2175 M E THYLE N E B R OM I D E


# A-12Specie ID NAM E Specie ID NAM E 2176 METHYLET HYLPENTANOA TE 2248 T E R PENE S 2177 M E THYL- F LUORANT HE NES 2249 TETR ABUTY L O R THOTITANA TE 2178 M E THYLHE PT ANE 2250 TETR ACHLOR O B ENZENES 2179 M E THYLHE PT ANOL 2251 TETR AETHYLENE G L YCO L 2180M E THYLHE PT ENE 2252 TETR AFLU ORO M ETHAN E 2181 M E THYLHE PT YNE 2253 TETR AMETH YLBENZENE 2182M E THYLHE XADI E N E 2254 TETR AMETH YLCYCLOBU TEN E 2183 M E THYLHE XANAL 2255 TETR AMETH YLHEXA NE 2184 M E THYLHE XANE 2256 T O T A L AROMAT I C AM INE S 2185 M E THYLHE XE NE S 2257 T O T A LC2- C 5 AL DE HYDES 2186 M E THYLI N DANS 2258 T R ANS- 1 , 3

- D I C HL OROPROPE NE 2187 M E THYLI N DE NE 2259 T R I C HLOROBENZ E N E S 2188 METHYLISOPR O PYLCYC LOH E XANE 2260 T R I E T H ANOLAM I N ELAURYLSUL F AT E 2189 M E THYLM E T H YL PROPE N OATE 2261 T R I E T H YL E N E GL YCOL 2190M E THYLNAPHTHAL ENE 2262 T R I E T H YL E N EGL YCOLM ONOBUT Y L ET HE R 2191 M E THYLNONANE 2263 T R I F LUOROM ET HANE 2192M E THYLNONE N E 2264 T R I M E T H YLAMI N E 2193 M E THYLOCT ANE S 2265 T R I M E T H YLDECANE 2194 M E THYLPE NT ANE 2266 T R I M E T H YLDECE NE 2195 M E THYLPE NT ENE S 2267 T R I M E T H YL FL UOROSI LANE 2196 M E THYLPROPENE 2268 T R I M E T H YLHE PT ANES 2197 M E THYLPROPYL CYCL OHE X ANE S 2269 TRIMETH YLHEXANES 2198 M E THYLPROPYL NONANE 2270T R I M E T H YLI N DAN 2199 M E THYLUNDE C ANE 2271 T R I M E T H YL PE NT ADIE N E 2200M

- XYL E NE AND P- XYL E NE 2272T R I M E T H YL PE NT ANE 2201 M Y RCE NE 2273 UNC PEAKS T O CBM ALDE HYDE S 2202N, N-DI ET HYL

- 3-M E THYL B E NZ AM I D E 2274 UNC PEAKS T O CBM NON REAC T 2203 NAPHTHA 2275 UNC PEAKS T O CBM OLE F INS 2204 NAPHTHE NI C ACI D 2276 UNC PEAKS T O CBM PARAFFI NS 2205 NAPHTHOL 2277 UNC PEAKS T O CBM T O L U E N E 2206 NI T R OB E N ZE NE 2278 UNC PEAKS T O CBM XYL E N E 2207 NONENON E 2279 UNDEF I N E D AR OMA T IC 2208 N- PENT ENE 2280UNDEF I N E D P A RAFFIN 2209 N- PENT YL CYCLOHE XANE 2281 UNDEF I N E D P E TROLEUM DISTILLA TES 2210N- PHE N YL ANI L I N E 2282 UNDEF I N E D PR OPELLAN T 2211 OCTAMETHYLC Y CLOTETRA S ILOXAN E 2283 UNDEF I N E D V O C 2212 OCT A T R I E NE 2284 UNI DE NTI F IE D 2213 OT HE R 2285 UNKNO WN #1 2214 OXALIC AC ID (ANHYDR OUS) 2286 UNKNO WN #13 2215 OXYG ENA TES 2287 UNKNO WN #16 2216 PARAFFINS ( C 16- C34) 2288 UNKNO WN #3 2217 PARAFFINS/OL E FI NS ( C 12- C16) 2289 UNKNO WN #4 2218 PARAFOR M ALDE HYDE 2290UNKNO WN #5 2219 PE NTACHLORONI T ROB E NZE N E 2291 UNKNO WN #6 2221 PE NTANOL 2292UNKNO WN #7 2223 PE NTYLAL COHOL , T E R T

­ 2293 UNKNO WN #8 2224 PE NTYL IDE N E C YCL O HE XANE 2294 VARAMI D M L 1 2225 PE NTYNE 2295 XYL ENE BASE ACI D S 2226 PE T R OL E U M E T HE R 2297 Unknown 2227 PHENY L ISOCY ANATE 2300T ri methy lcy c lopentane 2228 PHT H AL I C ANHYDRI D E 2301 Dime th y l butane 2229 PI NE T A R 2230PI PE RYL E NE 2231 PRAM IT OL 2232 PRE DNISONE 2233 PROPI O NI C AC ID 2234 PROPYLE N E DICHL O RIDE 2235 PROPYLE N E GLYCOLPHE N YL E T H E R 2236 PROPYLHE PT E N E S 2237 PYRE THRUM 2238 PYRI DINE 2239 SI L I C ONE 2240SI L O XANE 2241 ST ODDARD SOLVE N T 2242 SUBST I T U T E D C 9 E S T E R( C 12) 2243 T

- 1- PHE N YL BUT E N E 2244 T

- 2- NONE NE 2245 T E N NE CO 500- 100 2246 T E R E P HT HALI C ACI D 2247 T E R PENE AL COHOL


# A-13