AIR POLLUTION ASPECTS ORY OGD) CUO SURO) teem COE,AIR POLLUTION ASPECTS oF HYDROCHLORIC ACID Prepared for the National Air Pollution Control Administration Consumer Protection & Environmental Health Service Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (Contract No, PH-22-68-25) Compiled by Quade R, Stahl, Ph.D. Litton Systems, Inc Environmental Systems Division 7300 Pearl Street Bethesda, Maryland 20014 September 1969FOREWORD As the concern for air quality grows, so does the con- cern over the less ubiquitous but potentially harmful contami- nants that are in our atmosphere. been identified, Thirty such pollutants have and available information has been summarized in a series of reports describing their sources, distribution, effects, and control technology for their abatement. A total of 27 reports have been prepared covering the 30 pollutants. for the National Air Pollution Control Administration Litton Systems, Inc. Aeroallergens (pollens) Aldehydes (includes acrolein and formaldehyde) Ammonia Arsenic and Its Compounds Asbestos Barium and Its Compounds Beryllium and Its Compounds Biological Aerosols (microorganisms) Boron and Its Compounds Cadmium and Its Compounds Chlorine Gas Chromium and Its Compounds (includes chromic acid) These reports were developed under contract (MAPCA) by The complete listing is as follows: Ethylene Hydrochloric Acid Hydrogen Sulfide Iron and Its Compounds Manganese and Its Compounds Mercury and Its Compounds Nickel and Its Compounds Odorous Compounds Organic Carcinogens Pesticides Phosphorus and Its Compounds Radioactive Substances Selenium and Its Compounds Vanadium and Its Compounds Zine and Its Compounds These reports represent current state-of-the-art literature reviews supplemented by discussions with selected knowledgeable individuals both within and outside the Federal Government. They do not however presume to be a synthesis of available information but rather a summary without an attempt to interpret or reconcile conflicting data. ‘The reports are