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<br />3 <br />distance and plate out along the river or stream bed. <br />Obviously, no dust palliative should be applied during a rainstorm, <br />or if a storm is imminent because heavy rain could wash away any <br />product until it has a chance to penetrate the surface soil and/or <br />dry out. Normally Coherex will penetrate into the surface and be <br />relatively dry in less than one hour. However, should a sudden <br />heavy rainstorm occur during the application process and wash away <br />any Coherex still on the surface, please note the product retains <br />its safety qualities. <br />Coherex has been tested for BOD in accordance with "Standard <br />Methods for the Examination of Water 8 Waste Water", 13th Ed., <br />1971. The presence of Coherex in storm water runoff results in <br />virtually no BOD increase. <br />PLANT LIFE AND WILD LIFE CONSIDERATIONS <br />Coherex is not injurious to most plants, trees and shrubs. In <br />fact, it has frequently been used to aid germination. Many states <br />now employ diluted Coherex when hydroseeding highway slopes, etc. <br />because of its ability to aid the germination process while holding <br />the seed in place. Coherex was recently used in similar <br />application at the Los Angeles International Airport. <br />The resins are biodegradable if left with no further applications <br />to rejuvenate them. Successive treatments of Coherex result in a <br />gradual buildup of the resins, and a regular maintenance program <br />means the resins are not totally lost when a roadway is lightly <br />graded and the treated material is not "lost" to the sides. Simply <br />blade the treated soil back onto the roadway and make another light <br />application of dilute Coherex solution. <br />CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF Coherex <br />Note the information provided on the Material Safety Data Sheet for <br />Coherex. The pH of Coherex in its concentrate form ranged from 4.5 <br />to 6.5 and as the product is diluted with water, the pH will move <br />to match the pH of the local water being used as the dilutant. <br />Coherex is an emulsion, and emulsions do not have CAS #'s. The CAS <br />#64742-11-6 shown on the Material Safety Data Sheet applies to its <br />base oil only. Coherex had been patented many years ago and it is <br />produced by combining a base oil, water, and an emulsifier in a <br />proprietary manner. <br />