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Ryan Stewart R. Scott Blamey Jack Vu Ben Schlesinger Stuart Truax

Ryan Stewart R. Scott Blamey Jack Vu Ben Schlesinger Stuart Truax. Definition. Volatile Organic Compounds. Health Effects. Health Effects of VOCs. Dizziness Headaches Allergic Reaction Nausea Vomiting Visual Disorders Memory Loss Irregular Heartbeat Liver Damage Kidney Damage

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Ryan Stewart R. Scott Blamey Jack Vu Ben Schlesinger Stuart Truax

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  1. Ryan Stewart R. Scott Blamey Jack Vu Ben Schlesinger Stuart Truax

  2. Definition Volatile Organic Compounds

  3. Health Effects Health Effects of VOCs • Dizziness • Headaches • Allergic Reaction • Nausea • Vomiting • Visual Disorders • Memory Loss • Irregular Heartbeat • Liver Damage • Kidney Damage • Anemia • Nervous System Damage • Leukemia • Death

  4. Contamination EXPLANATION Total concentration, in micrograms per liter No detection or less than 0.02 0.02 to less than 0.2 0.2 to less than 1 1 to less than 10 10 or greater

  5. 30 0 5 10 15 20 25 Well Types Concentrations greater than MCLs Domestic Wells Concentrations below MCLs Public Wells Detection Frequency (percent) MCL = Maximum Contamination Level

  6. Sampling & Testing How are VOC’s currently tested?

  7. Core Technology CMOS-Based Sensor System

  8. Competitive Advantage Lab-on-a-Chip

  9. Core Technology Intellectual Property Protection

  10. Management Year 2

  11. Market 156,000 U.S. Public Water Systems (PWSs) 54,000 Community Water Systems 93% of Population

  12. Value Chain PCB and Packaging Assembly Private Wells 3rd Party Monitoring & Management Consumers Community Water Systems Semiconductor Fabrication

  13. Adoption

  14. Competition Closest Competitor Analytic Systems International KESCO

  15. Price Advantage Production Cost per Unit

  16. PWS Savings, 3rd Party Profit Economic Value Created (10 Years) Cumulative costs for GCMS Cumulative costs for EthoSense Cost of Goods/Services Profit Value Created

  17. Forecasts Net Present Valueof 5 Years Cash Flow Discounted at Projected Cash Flows

  18. Risk Risk Mitigation Strategies STRATEGY ISSUE

  19. Summary

  20. Ryan Stewart R. Scott Blamey Jack Vu Ben Schlesinger Stuart Truax

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