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Monsanto 11537 C0PY1 MOMMIO MHMCN (OWOWTM / OAVTONLABOHATOMY / OAVTON. OMO 4MOT tC - OATTOW___________________ (Oi^i /tici*i ANALYTICAL m V Mnyii 1 M0t MtOftTNO.: MCA-421 J04.AOJ4CT NO 411.5450 DAT! November 7, 1903 7|*0 COVtACO ' TITU: ANALYSIS Or WATER AND SEDIMENTS fO PCB'S 1 P) AUTMOAS: B. K. Hughes ABSTRACT: Voter and sediment samples from Monsanto PIT were analvsed for their possible PCB eontamintions. The results of these analyses are shown in this report. ^ ANALYSIS OP WATHF AMO SlIOtMKSTS POP PCO'S AUTHOM: . M. lluehC S tITU : r.O :N 0-421 ' f iI Approved bv: "7 robert T. Ivory ^ Environstental Sciences Center Service Project "onager Approval date* _ //-//- /j BESTBICTED DISTBIBLTION (see over) COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL HONS 022665 COfVNUMKN 1 D. H. Batchelor, Jr. ISIS 2 r. r. ivory 1250 1 B. M. Hughes 12S0 4 Central Files 1250 5 Technical Reports liby. R2C ABSTRACT ONLY *. n. seott 0 H. A. ^olttrMnn last NOTE: Distribution of this report is restricted. Requests for dditionel copies should be made through the principal contact at the Monsanto location involved or the Manager, Environmental Sciences Center, Dayton Laboratory, Dayton, Ohio. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Contributions of the following Dayton Laboratory personnel to this project are gratefully acknowledged: Analyses: B. M. Hughes D. McKenzie C. Trang rC' (.1 V (' A \ V C O \ F : D \ T ' . When no longer needed, or iipon request, return this report to Control Fites, Dayton. MOMS OZibbb AMttttlt WORT LOO NUntCRi 1-03-10-28-01 DATE* I1/2/13 PROJECT NOi 403.54518 PTP/Huaho* FROM* Envircn*ontal Scianco* Cantor Monsanto Rasoarch Corporation 1515 Nicholas Road Davton. Ohio 45413 Phono Not <513) 2*3-3411 Tit)** Analysis of FC8t ir. Two Wator Saiknlo* and Four Sod.nont Sam*I** Standard Saanlins Mothod NotsM N/A Standard Extraction Mothod NoffM PCEX02. NSEX01 Standard Analysis Mothod No<>* ECAN02 Final Rorort Fit* NoCsl: A54510 Tail* Ft 1* No< f)* E54S18. C54518. D54518 So* TaMos 1-3 for rasults wsin* tho at-c-vo refr*nc*d Standard Extraction and Analysis Mothod*. ANALYST<5)1 hONS 02it>b1 JMMH* T oauwii ifliv H)m no PrtlKt J6L 483*94918 Dmtol N*v*m6r 1.1*83 ANALYTE ESC analytical METHOD LOD Aroelor 1243 Art; lor 1254 Aroelor 1260 ECAN02 ECAN02 ECAII02 1.0 1.0 t.o Totil Aroelor ECANCC 1.0 Mbthb* BUnk ND ND ND ND SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION 102583-IR 102983-IR Dwrlic.t. CONCENTRATION <u/9> ND 1.03 ND 1.03 NO 1.9 NO l.T &URR0&ATC JFIK1NO COMPOUND AMOUNT ADDED CL3-b*nzono EC AN02 1.0 93 RECOVERY U> 66 66 DOCUMENTATION ESC Extraction Motbo*i &.mnl. Amt .xtr.et.d (*) E>.trct Finot Volgin* dot) Extract Dilution ESC Extract No. ProcoM Pilo N*tO FCEX02 0 to 111 PCB199 BP 179 PCEX02 1.0634 10 111 FCB29J BP191 PCEX02 0.9965 10 HI PCP202 BP 192 EXPLANATION OF ABEREV1 AT 10N51 LOP limit oF d.t.etion in u/t NO non* d.t.ct.d with d.t.ction limit *iv*n tv- th LOD v.lu# NA not .n.lvz.d TABLE FILE MOl B94513 HONS 022668 MU IMUXV . CUESVftry OpfC Rir *4i.*r fcCrrJ.<t N*i 4U.M9I* ANALYTE ESC ANALYTICAL METHOD LOO Ar ? 1 * r Ar#fi1*r *r<1r |; J l.M IK-.'1 CC*NO> ECANO2 c< AtKC 1.0 1*0 1.0 T*t 1 A <: i ii cc AN:*i 1.0 I02903-2ft NO NO NO NO Sl'40CV*T *M Imc. AfWNT AODEL* \U9/9 ) ECANCO 1.0 4J 0*l*t Nv**r l.|*W Mint IDENTIFICATION I02S83-3A I0I383>4A CONCENTRATION 1 ./> NO HO NO NO NO Kit NO NO RECOVER* iX > :? K>:vnElTA* ION EV: E .tr*cti#r, r.tth-,4 $*!+ A*.? <> C Fi*.l Volum* IaD t U:t P:*vt:ori E^ trt N*. ?**;* Ftl* tom* PC Eli 02 l.ITS! 10 i: 1 F -rfiCC--: *P 1*3 PCEX02 1.1243 10 1> 1 RCP204 1*1*4 EXPLANATION OF AOOREVlATIONSt L*.0 lm. t n i9/ HO 4ct*ct4 with 4*t*ctic>n limit rivtri bf tht LOO h* r.<*t n*1v:*4 TAKE FILE *i CS45I8 ace*-:; X.Cl:1 10 ID PC0200 EFI20 HONS 022669 *f CspIIUtv OCfltC nMUIr^lWrH CC PrtJ.tt N*l W.H$H DtUI Nw4<r I.1W] Aar4 Uttar AMAL V TE ESC ANALYTICAL METHOD LOO Ar{l<.r 1 24 3 Ar *< 1 <>r 1 *54 Ar o\ 1 vf 1 l-i'O CCAN02 EC AMCC ECAWOi .001 .001 .001 Total A: v:1'>r ECANCC .'1 NO ND ND ND WU IKNTiriCATION Diatillad Matar CONCENTRATION (*/*> ND NO NO ND :*.*FP.:-vATC IFII ]1 NO C0Hf cu:::< AMOUNT AOt-E D (!/*) RECOVERY U) CL5-t>r*?#r.# ecanco . :> 1 47 4 MiiiimittmiititimiitiifftiKtaiiittaaianitMatattitmtstitiMititniit do:vwentation E i l Z tr *:t ior. M*tho-l Earn*)# Amt #.<tract*4 <f> E t'4Ct F i r.% 1 Volume (ml) C t r a : t Oil*jti->r. EiC 6 t r c t No. fr#c# Fil* Nam# USEXOt 1CK'>0 1 1*1 AC8205 BP14S WSEXOl 1000 1 1*1 PCB204. 8P14* EXPLANATION or AtBAEV I AT 1 ON *: LOO limit (*' 4*t<ticn ir> ui/v ND fion* d*t*ct*4 *itt a OttactiOfi limit ?iv*r tv th# LOO vtlu* M r#t TAELE FILE N0 054513 HONS 022670 T>* follows** m> tfotcribo M hotbod* utti for tMt rrojoct. Extract!** rtotbotfo r4 $t%r>4%r4 HONS 022671 K$C ttendord Extraction Method ttfKI TITLE* N#a>IC Activ* Nttrlltl MATItim.CCCSH $41* end ether non-EC elid* end *olvent CSC (Untoril Extract Im IklM Ni K(>2 TYPICAL MPIE SIZE <) TYPICAL EXTRACT VOLUME <mf > 0.5 - 5.0 to Tp;.:AL ANALTEi* aroclon 1232. 1241* Ut4, lit-:*. 12*2. tnchlorotpt.en,l ikiikp throueh octechlorotiehen.l tvr.*r* ESC Stonderd Antlvtit Method Noel ECAN01. ECAN02 INTERFCRENCE&I Ar.. electron CAeturine teeciei ir, the retention time re*ion .f' r i:hl or otieher.. 1 iiomere throueh e ctocr 1 ot*i*hen. 1 i cmer , TYPICAL RWROGATEi TYPICAL PECOVERIEJ IS eentech)orobensene 24.6-trlchl<ro- biehenr I 50 - |20 SO - 120 AepAAATUi AMD MATERIALS* Durdicfc end JocHfor. tensene for mele extrection or dilution, Dt t p>*M e 91 s*w4r . LIMITATION'S* Method ^plici onlv to Metric** which do not contein intor#errin electron ctMurine eecie in the tr ichlor obiehenvl throueh octecMoro- tirhin.l itoe.er retention time reeion. ' SAFE7l PRECAUTIONS* See PCS hendlin* protocol* in l*bor*tor, fet. menu*). DATE* OF METHOD CREATION AND UPDATES* 10/31/63 HONS 022672 MC IttMtrl Extraction HpthsS (SOI) TITLES OrfMlc Cm*nhO In Ihltr HATRItXI.ICCSIl Matar TYPICAL ANALYTES) Aroclors 1232. I24. 12S4. 1260. 1262. triehlorolifktxl isomars throuah octachlerotip).*!..1 iicmd. oraantc compounds alutina botwoan toluana ar.d n-C34-ana IK ItMArl Extraction NIM Nal UCCMI TYPICAL SAMPLE SIZE (> TYPICAL EXTRACT VOLUME (all I - <000 | - |0 ESC Standard Analysis Mothod non ECAN01. ECAN02. HSAN01 INTERFERENCE:*! An. *)*ctr*rk et^tur tri? M(WI ir< <.t tr l {hi <,r r#t*r,tcr. tift . 1 itori throu*F> 1 tor ECAN01 %u< EC AN02. typical SURROGATE $ typical RECOVERIES I*) *h#rol-d5 <L-*h*rio1-d4 CL2"b#fiztftfJ4 nhth1*n-d *vr #r*-dlO chrYf#n#-dl2 p*rtcMorob*r.;n# 24.6-trichloroblphtrivl 2*i - 20 50 5* 50 50 - 50 - 120 i:o 120 120 120 50 - 120 APPARATUS AND MATERIALS! Curdick and Uacbson Mthvltnt chlorido for samala axtraction. PisaosaHa alasswara for aaapla siras balow 20 a and saaaratorr funnala for laraar al:aa. Laraar samala si:as alao ranulra sodium sulfata columns for attract drvlna. LIMITATIONS! Mathod aaatian on), to matricas which do not contain alactron caaturina saacias in tha trichlorobiahanvl throuah octachlorobiahanvl isomar rataritivi. tima rasior. for ECAN01 and ECAN02. SATETY PRECAUTIONS! Saa PCS handlina protocols in laboratory safaty manual. CATES or METHOD CREATION AND UPDATES! 10/31/83 HONS 022673 jSff-gaaawsKgTO..... ne'w MM} AmIV(I HMM Mi AKALYTICAL INSTRUMENT ANO HOK 0T OPERATION.. HP-SOSO Crlllrv CC/EC Int.r(t ti t r> HT-333A-LAO L.b.r.torv Dt% Sv.t.a T.'ICAL A'iMTTC typical INSTRUMENT LEVEL OF rCTECTION (LCD) (u./.I) Ar f. .`aviations i::. \ 1254. (2 ? and l ;*: o.i TYPICAL PRECISION C IOX LOO (XI 30 TYPICAL ACCURACY IOX LOO <x> 30 1VTC vxr.i.N'C;- ANT* LIMITATIONS* Any electron caPturino species in the reten tion tifv resior. of trichlorobiehenvl throuoh ctacMorotiehen> I umri n*e *tjr.tsal interferences. Exact retention tines of most likely PC8 isomers cr< te vttained from the analysis of Aroclor 1*43. Aroclor 1254 or Aroclor 1210 fer.-w-, Ott^iATGr.RAFHIC COLICS 30-aeter fused itic Ji.W 08-5 (0.25 ufl) with i i 1* ter* .0.32nn>. CCUHN TCrrCRATUPE PROGRAMi 130( 11/4/300 INJECTION TYPE* Selitless CM.irrsTK:: AND STANDARDIZATION* Use interne! standard agantitation technique i.-J iriitrueerit response factors from authentic Aroclor formulation standard**. Ore a minimum of 10 PCD isomers for the determination of formvidontitr and auantitr. CALCULATIONS* formulation concentration (isoaer area)/(isoaer RRF) inre* RRF is the relative response factor for the appropriate rCB isoaer in a eiven formulation. Poraulation concentra tion is obtained froa the averaee of at least 10 such cal culations^ SAFETY PRECAUTIONS* $oo PCS handlino protocols in laboratory safety* manual. CATES or METHOD CREATION AND METHOD UPDATES,* 10/25/S3 ONS 02267b