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      §761.1 Applicability.
      §761.2 PCB concentration assumptions for use.
      §761.3 Definitions.
      §761.19 References.
   
      §761.20 Prohibitions and exceptions.
      §761.30 Authorizations.
      §761.35 Storage for reuse.
   
      §761.40 Marking requirements.
      §761.45 Marking formats.
   
      §761.50 Applicability.
      §761.60 Disposal requirements.
      §761.61 PCB remediation waste.
      §761.62 Disposal of PCB bulk product waste.
      §761.63 PCB household waste storage and
disposal.
      §761.64 Disposal of wastes generated as a result of
research and development activities authorized under §761.30(j) and chemical
analysis of PCBs.
      §761.65 Storage for disposal.
      §761.70 Incineration.
      §761.71 High efficiency boilers.
      §761.72 Scrap metal recovery ovens and
smelters.
      §761.75 Chemical waste landfills.
      §761.77 Coordinated approval.
      §761.79 Decontamination standards and
procedures.
   
      §761.80 Manufacturing, processing and distribution in
commerce exemptions.
   
      §761.91 Applicability.
      §761.93 Import for disposal.
      §761.97 Export for disposal.
      §761.99 Other transboundary shipments.
   
      §761.120 Scope.
      §761.123 Definitions.
      §761.125 Requirements for PCB spill cleanup.
      §761.130 Sampling requirements.
      §761.135 Effect of compliance with this policy and
enforcement.
   
      §761.180 Records and monitoring.
      §761.185 Certification program and retention of
records by importers and persons generating PCBs in excluded manufacturing
processes.
      §761.187 Reporting importers and by persons generating
PCBs in excluded manufacturing processes.
      §761.193 Maintenance of monitoring records by persons
who import, manufacture, process, distribute in commerce, or use chemicals
containing inadvertently generated PCBs.
   
      §761.202 EPA identification numbers.
      §761.205 Notification of PCB waste activity (EPA Form
7710-53).
      §761.207 The manifest -- general requirements.
      §761.208 Use of the manifest.
      §761.209 Retention of manifest records.
      §761.210 Manifest discrepancies.
      §761.211 Unmanifested waste report.
      §761.215 Exception reporting.
      §761.218 Certificate of disposal.
   
      §761.240 Scope and definitions.
      §761.243 Standard wipe sample method and size.
      §761.247 Sample site selection for pipe segment
removal.
      §761.250 Sample site selection for pipeline section
abandonment.
      §761.253 Chemical analysis.
      §761.257 Determining the regulatory status of sampled
pipe.
   
      §761.260 Applicability.
      §761.265 Sampling bulk PCB remediation waste and
porous surfaces.
      §761.267 Sampling non-porous surfaces.
      §761.269 Sampling liquid PCB remediation
waste.
      §761.272 Chemical extraction and analysis of
samples.
      §761.274 Reporting PCB concentrations in
samples.
   
      §761.280 Application and scope.
      §761.283 Determination of the number of samples to
collect and sample collection locations.
      §761.286 Sample size and procedure for collecting a
sample.
      §761.289 Compositing samples.
      §761.292 Chemical extraction and analysis of
individual samples and composite samples.
      §761.295 Reporting and recordkeeping of the PCB
concentrations in samples.
      §761.298 Decisions based on PCB concentration
measurements resulting from sampling.
   
      §761.300 Applicability.
      §761.302 Proportion of the total surface area to
sample.
      §761.304 Determining sample location.
      §761.306 Sampling 1 meter square surfaces by random
selection of halves.
      §761.308 Sample selection by random number generation
on any two-dimensional square grid.
      §761.310 Collecting the sample.
      §761.312 Compositing of samples.
      §761.314 Chemical analysis of standard wipe test
samples.
      §761.316 Interpreting PCB concentration measurements
resulting from this sampling scheme.
   
      §761.320 Applicability.
      §761.323 Sample preparation.
      §761.326 Conducting the comparison study.
   
      §761.340 Applicability.
      §761.345 Form of the waste to be sampled.
      §761.346 Three levels of sampling.
      §761.347 First level sampling -- waste from existing
piles.
      §761.348 Contemporaneous sampling.
      §761.350 Subsampling from composite samples.
      §761.353 Second level of sample selection.
      §761.355 Third level of sample selection.
      §761.356 Conducting a leach test.
      §761.357 Reporting the results of the procedure used
to simulate leachate generation.
      §761.358 Determining the PCB concentration of samples
of waste.
      §761.359 Reporting the PCB concentrations in
samples.
   
      §761.360 Background.
      §761.363 Applicability.
      §761.366 Cleanup equipment.
      §761.369 Pre-cleaning the surface.
      §761.372 Specific requirements for relatively clean
surfaces.
      §761.375 Specific requirements for surfaces coated or
covered with dust, dirt, grime, grease, or another absorbent material.
      §761.378 Decontamination, reuse, and disposal of
solvents, cleaners, and equipment.
   
      §761.380 Background.
      §761.383 Applicability.
      §761.386 Required experimental conditions for the
validation study and subsequent use during decontamination.
      §761.389 Testing parameter requirements.
      §761.392 Preparing validation study samples.
      §761.395 A validation study.
      §761.398 Reporting and recordkeeping.