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Lancaster Laboratories A division of Thermo Analytical Inc. LLI Sample No. SW 2795997 Collected: 10/ 3/97 at 13:45 by SN Submitted: 10/ 3/97 Reported: 10/24/97 Discard: 11/24/97 CWK-BD-49 Soil Sample Job #6015-08-06 Chambers Works Soil Reuse Account No: 07032 DERS/DuPont Env Remed Services Barley Mill Plaza, Bldg. 27 Routes 141 & 48 Wilmington DE 19805 P.0. LBIO-62248 Rel. L146 CAT NO. ANALYSIS NAME ' AS RECEIVED METHOD RESULTS DETECTION LIMIT UNITS 1820 Paint Filter Test See Below See Below This sample exhibits no free liquid according to SW-846, method 9095. CAT NO ANALYSIS NAME 1820 Paint Filter Test METHOD SW-846 9095 LABORATORY CHRONICLE ANALYSIS TRIAL DATE AND TIME 1 10/09/97 1455 ANALYST Susan E. Hibner State of New Jersey Lab Certification No. 77011 RECEIVED OCT 2 8 1997 CEO Load Date. /0/Wf/Tim. // '/? Accuracy Check bv Date / J( Holding Time Check fciwA Date fb/SL^hr} 1 COPY TO DERS/DuPont Env Remed Services ATTN: Ms. Jill Meuser 1 COPY TO DERS/DuPont Env Remed Service ATTN: Mr. Tom Morgan Questions? Contact your Client Services Representative Nancy Bornholm at (717) 656-2300 07:53:44 D 0002 3 130950 585617 320 0.00 00001800 ASR000 &/Aft &$*... MEMBER ACII Lancaster Laboratories 2425 New Holland Pike PO Box 12425 Lancaster, PA 17605-2425 717-656-2300 Fax:717-656-2681 j Respectfully Submitted 8 Ramona V. Layman Manager. Metals/Leachates See reverse side for explanation of symbols and abbreviations. 22)6 Rev. 8/4/97 N32944 DUP050464918 Explanation of Symbols and Abbreviations The following defines common symbols end abbreviations used in reporting technical data: N.D. TNTC !U umbos/cm C a: meq S ug mi m3 none detected Too Numerous To Count International Units micromhos/cm degrees Celsius (diet) calories miiliequivalerrts gram(s) micrograrn(s) milliliter(s) cubic meter(s) BMQL MPN CP Units NTU F lb.. kg mg 1 uS fib >5 urn/ml Below Minimum Quantitation Level Most Probable Number cobalt-chloroplatinate units nephelometric turbidity uni is degrees Fahrenheit pound(s) kilogram(s) milligram^) liter(s) mic.roliter(s) fibers greater than 5 microns iri lenqth oer nl < less than - The number following the'siem is (he limit, of ciiijantitatiqn, the smallest amount of analyte which can be reliably determined using this specific test. > ppm ppb greater than parts per million - One ppm is equivalent to one milligram per kilogram (mg/kqj, or one gram per niilLon grams. For aqueous liquids, ppm is usually taken to be equivalent to milligrams per liter (mg/I), because one liter of water has a weight very close to a kilogram. For gases or vapors, one ppm is equivalent to one microliter of gas per liter of gas. parts per biHon Dry weight basis Results printed once.'' this heading have been adjusted for moisture content The; new,wee the analyte vwqht concentrat-nr to approximate the value present m a sinvi, m sample vvcWHir mow..:? US. EPA data qualifiers. Organic Qualifiers A B C D J N P U X,Y,Z TC is a possible aldol-condensation product Analyte was also detected in the blank Pesticide resu't confirmed by GC/VIS Compound Quantitated on a diluted sample Concentration exceeds the calibration range o' the instrument Estimated value Presumptive evidence of a compound (TICs only) Concentration difference between primary and confirmation columns >25% Compound was riot detected Defined in case narrative inorganic Quc'h'isrs B Value is <CRDL, out >IDL E Estimated due to interference M Duplicate injection omen.on not met N Spike sample not tvion contrcii mrs 5 Method oi tteuoam additions TUBA; ..set: for ca'c.iiaf'on U Compound was no; aotected W posl digost.on spike out of control limits * Duplicate analysis r.ot witnln control limits + Correlation coefficient fo'' MSA <0.9 9 5 Tests results relate only to the sample tested. Clients should be aware that a critical step in a chemical or i-mradiological analysis is the collection of the sample. 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