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Endnotes 19/ There are exceptions for certain situations such as oxidation and the involvement of water. Water is usually not listed as a reactant. 20/ There is no guidance if, depending on the method of calculation, the level of the precursor might be both above and below two percent. 21/ Using whichever available method (use or incorporation) gives the lower value. 22/ Note that a company might decide either to consolidate this reporting or report by plant site or importing site. If not done on a company-wide basis this could be a burden, especially for imported polymers and could result in duplicative reporting. In regard to the number of polymers reported per year, the requirement is company specific, not site specific, although the report can be made on a per-site basis. However, the other records that must be kept are site specific. 20
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