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7941
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Johnson, W. W. and M. T. Finley
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1980
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42 <br />FIRE-TROL 100 <br />Chemical Name: Ammonium sulfate plus thickening, <br />coloring, and anti-corrosion additives <br />Alternate Names: None known <br />Principal Use: Forest fire retardant <br />Sample Description: Commercial formulation, 62% <br />SUMMARY OF ACUTE TOXICITY <br />96-h LC50 <br />Test Stage or Temp 95% CI <br />organism wt (g) (C) (mg/L) <br />G dolim M 18 a <br />SUMMARY OF ACUTE TOXICITY <br /> 96-h LC50 <br />Test Stage or Temp 95% CI <br />organism wt (g) (C) (mg/L) <br />G. pseudolimnaeus M 18 558 <br /> 48-62 <br />Coho salmon 1.0 11 1,000 <br /> 943-1,060 <br />Rainbow trout 0.8 11 940 <br /> 796-1,110 <br />Fathead minnow 0.7 21 > 1,500 <br />Bluegill 1.0 21 > 1,500 <br />Largemouth bass 0.5 21 1,160 <br /> <br />pseu naeus 62 <br />50-85 aTested in hard water, 272 ppm CaCO,. <br />Coho salmon 1.0 11 > 1,500 NOTE: Yolk-sac fry were somewhat more sensitive <br /> than fingerlings in coho salmon and rainbow trout; <br />Rainbow trout 0.8 11 > 1,000 96-h LC50's for yolk-sac fry were 580 mg/L for coho <br />Fathead minnow 0.7 21 > 1,500 salmon and 700 mg/L for rainbow trout. A decrease in <br /> test temperature from 11° to 6°C did not appreciably <br />Bluegill 1.0 21 > 1,500 alter the toxicity to either species. <br />Largemouth bass 0.5 21 > 1,500 <br />aTested in hard water, 272 ppm CaCO,. <br /> FOLPET <br />NOTE: Early life stages of coho salmon and rainbow Chemical Name: N-(Trichloromethylthio) phthalimide <br />trout were more sensitive than fingerlings. The 96-h <br />LC50's of yolk-sac and swim-up fry were 90 and 920 Alternate Names: CAS 133-07-3, ENT-26539, Folpan, <br />mg/L, respectively, for coho salmon and 150 and 780 Phaltan, Thiopal <br />mg/L for rainbow trout. Fingerlings were more sensi- <br />tive at 6°C than at 11 °C; 96-h LC50's at 6°C were 780 Principal Use: Fungicide <br />µg/L for coho salmon and 1,000 µg/L for rainbow trout. <br />Time-independent LC50's were 70 µg/L for coho Sample Description: Technical material, 88-93% <br />sahnon and 43 mg/L for rainbow trout; cumulative tox- <br />icity indices were 4.0 and > 2.3, respectively. SUMMARY OF ACUTE TOXICITY <br /> 96-h LC50 <br /> Test Stage or Temp 95% Cl <br /> organism wt (g) (C) (µg/L) <br />FIRE-TROL 931 G. fasciatus M 15 2,500 <br /> 1,994-3,134 <br />Chemical Name: Ammonium polyphosphate plus <br />thickening, coloring, and anti-corrosion additives. Coho salmon 1.0 12 106 <br /> 82-137 <br />Alternate Names: None known Rainbow trout 1.5 12 39 <br /> 18-85 <br />Principal Use: Forest fire retardant <br /> Brown trout 0.6 12 66 <br /> <br />Sample Description: Commercial formulation, 93% 1,0501,280 <br />56-78
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