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<strong>SAF</strong>-<strong>RC</strong>- <strong>107</strong><br />
<strong>100</strong>-H <strong>Remaining</strong> <strong><strong>Site</strong>s</strong> <strong>Burial</strong> <strong>Grounds</strong> -<br />
Soil Full Protocol<br />
FINAL DATA PACKAGE<br />
COMPLETE COPY OF DATA PACKAGE TO:<br />
f(I( INA N/1 V N 14<br />
Kathy Wendt H4-21 KW 6/22/ 10<br />
N ITIAL/DATE<br />
SDG J00790 <strong>SAF</strong>-<strong>RC</strong>-<strong>107</strong><br />
Rad only Chemn only E Rad & Chem<br />
f0 Complete Partial<br />
Waste <strong>Site</strong>: 118-H-i split samples<br />
1JUN2 9 2 010D<br />
EDMC<br />
0088818
Analytical Data Package Prepared For /o<br />
Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Radiocheinical Analysis By<br />
TestAmerica<br />
2800 G. W. Way, Richland Wa, 99354, (509)-3 75-313 1.<br />
Assigned Laboratory Code: TARL<br />
Data Package Contains 6qi Pages<br />
Report No.: 44041<br />
Results in this report relate only to the sample(s) analyzed.<br />
SDG No. Order No. Client Sample 1ID (List Order) Lot-Sa No. W~ork Order Report DII ID Batch No.<br />
J00790 <strong>RC</strong>--Oe'T AI9YB4 JOE140464-1 LI HXVI AF 9LIHXVIO 0137190<br />
I ~ JI9YB4 JOE140464-1 LIHXVIAA 9LIHXV10 0137193<br />
JI)JI9YB4 JOE140464-1 LIHXVIAE 9LIHXV10 0137194<br />
JI9YB4 JOE140464-1 LIHXVIAC 9LIHXV10 0137196<br />
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JI9YB4 JOE140464-1 LIHXVIAG 9LIHXVIO 0137197<br />
JI 9YB4 JOE140464-1 LIHXVIAD 9L1 HXVI 0 0137198<br />
JI9YB5 JOE140464-2 LIHOMIAF 9LIHOM10 0137190<br />
JI9YB5 JOE140464-2 LIH0MIAA 9LIHOM10 0137193<br />
J19YB5 JOE140464-2 LIHOMIAE 9LIHOM10 0137194<br />
I 9YB5 JOE1 40464-2 LI HOM AC 9LI HOM1 0 0137196<br />
JI 9Y65 JOE140464-2 LI HaMlAG 9LI HOMI10 0137197<br />
JI 9YB5 JOE1 40464-2 LI HOM lAD 9LI HOM10 0137198<br />
J19YB6 JOE140464-3 LIHONIAF 9LIHON10 0137190<br />
JI9YB6 JOE140464-3 LII-INIAA 9LIHONIO 0137193<br />
JI9YB6 JOE140464-3 LIHONIAE 9LIHON10 0137194<br />
JI 9YBa JOE140464-3 LI HONIAC 9LI HONI10 0137196<br />
JI9YB6 JOE140464-3 LIHONIAG 9LIHON10 0137197<br />
JI9YB6 JOE140464-3 LIHONIAD 9LIHONIO 0137198<br />
JI 9YB7 JOE140464-4 LI HOViAF 9LI HOV1 0 0137190<br />
JI9YB7 JOE140464-4 LIHOVIAA 9L1HOVIO 0137193<br />
JI9YB7 JOE140464-4 LIHOV1AE 9LIHOVIO 0137194<br />
JI9YB7 JOE140464-4 LIHOVIAC 9LIHOVIO 0137196<br />
JI9YB7 JOE140464-4 LIHOVAG 9LIHOVIO 0137197<br />
JI9YB7 JOE140464-4 LIHOVAD 9LIHOV1O 0137198
THE LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING Certificate of Analysis<br />
Washington <strong>Hanford</strong> Closure Ts~eiaLbrtreIc<br />
2620 Fermni Avenue<br />
Ts~eiaLbrtreIc<br />
Richland, WA 99354<br />
June 17, 2010<br />
Attention: Joan Kessner<br />
<strong>SAF</strong> Number <strong>RC</strong>-<strong>107</strong><br />
Date SDG Closed May 13, 20 10<br />
Number of Samples Four (4)<br />
Sample Type : Soil<br />
SDG Number . J00790<br />
Data Deliverable : 21 -fDay /Summary<br />
I. Introduction<br />
CASE NARRATIVE<br />
On May 13, 20 10 four soil samples were received at restAmerica for radiochemical analysis. Upon<br />
receipt, the samples were assigned the following laboratory ID number to correspond with the<br />
Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> (WCH) specific ID:<br />
WCH ID# TARL 1ID4 MATRIX DATE OF RECEIPT<br />
11. Sample Receipt<br />
J 19YB4 LIIIXV SOIL 5/13/10<br />
JI9Y]35 L1IIOM SOIL 5/13/10<br />
JL9YB6 LIHON SOIL 5/13/10<br />
J 19YB7 11HOV SOIL 5/13/10<br />
The samples were received in good condition and no anomalie's were noted during check-in.<br />
III. Analytical Results/Methodology<br />
The analytical results for this report are presented by laboratory sample ID. Each set of data includes<br />
sample identification information, analytical results and the appropriate associated statistical errors.<br />
2800 George Washington Way Richland, WA 99354 tel 509.375.3131 fax 509.375.5590 www.testamericainc.com<br />
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June 17, 2010<br />
The requested analyses were:<br />
Alpha Spectroscopy<br />
Plutonium-238, -239/240 by method RL-ALP-002 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5O 10)*<br />
Gas Proportional Counting<br />
Strontium-90 by method RL-GPC-003 (RICll-<strong>RC</strong>-5O06)*<br />
Gamma Spectroscopy<br />
Gamma Spec by method RL-GAM-001I (RJCII-<strong>RC</strong>-5017)*<br />
Liquid Scintillation Counting<br />
Tritium by method RL-LSC-005 (RICI I<strong>RC</strong>-5007)*<br />
Carbon-14 by method RL-LSC-008 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5022)*<br />
Nickel-63 by method RL-LCS-017 (RICHl-<strong>RC</strong>-5069)*<br />
*SOPj ID's changed effective 7-01-2008. Attached is a cross reference until SOP ID's are changed in all systems.<br />
IV. Quality Control<br />
Thc analytical results for each analysis performed includes a minimum of one laboratory control sample<br />
(LCS), one method (reagent) blank, and one duplicate sample analysis. Any exceptions have been noted<br />
in the "Comments" section.<br />
QC and sample results are reported in the same units.<br />
V. Comments<br />
Alphia Spectroscopy<br />
Plutonium-238. -239/240 by method RL-ALP-002 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-50 10):<br />
'The LCS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (JI9YB6) results are within contractual<br />
requirements.<br />
Gas Proportional Counting<br />
Strontium-90 by method RL-QPC-003 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5006):<br />
'[he L.CS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (J I9Y-B5) results are within contractual<br />
requirements.<br />
Gamma Spectroscopy<br />
Gamma Spec by method RL-GAM-00lI (RICI I-<strong>RC</strong>-50 17):<br />
There was insufficient volume for a duplicate. Sample JI19YB34 was recounted on a different detector for<br />
the duplicate (J19YB4 DUP).<br />
The count times were reduced to meet the priority turn around time. The following samples and the LCS<br />
do not meet the CRDL for Eu-152, Eu-154 & Eu-155 due to reduced count times.<br />
JI9YB4 Jl9Y136 JI9YB7<br />
Except as noted, the LCS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (JI9YB4) results are within<br />
contractual requirements.<br />
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Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
June 17, 2010<br />
Liquid Scintillation Counting<br />
Tritium by method RL-LSC-005 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5007):<br />
Tlhe LCS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (J19'YB6) results are within contractual<br />
requirements.<br />
Carbon- 14 by method RL-LSC-008 (RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-50221:<br />
The LCS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (J1 9YB35) results are within contractual<br />
requirements.<br />
Nickel-63 by method RL-LCS-0 17 (RJCH-RQ-50 91-:<br />
The LCS, batch blank, samples and sample duplicate (J19YB7) results are within contractual requirements.<br />
I certify that this Certificate of Analysis is in compliance with the SOW, both technically and for<br />
completeness, for other than the conditions detailed above. Release of the data contained in this hard copy<br />
data package has been authorized by the Laboratory Manager, or a designee as veri fled by the following<br />
signature.<br />
Reviewed and approved:<br />
S4andra Seger<br />
Project Manager<br />
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___Drinking Water Method Cross References<br />
DRINKING WATER ASTM METHOD GROSS REFERENCES]<br />
Referenced Method Isotope(s) TestAmerica Richland's SOP No.<br />
EPA 901,1 Cs-134, 1-131 RL-GAM-001<br />
EPA 900.0 Alpha & Beta RL-GPC-001<br />
EPA 00-02 Gross Alpha (Copreclpitation) RL-GPC-002<br />
EPA 903.0 Total Alpha Radium (Ra-226) RL-RA-002<br />
EPA 903.1 Ra-226 RL-RA-001<br />
EPA 904.0 Ra-228 RL-RA-001<br />
EPA 905.0 Sr-89/90 RL-GPC-003<br />
ASTM 05174 Uranium RL-KPA-003<br />
EPA 906.0 Tritium IRL-LSC-005<br />
Results in this report relate only to the sample(s) analyzed.<br />
Uncertainty Estimation<br />
TestAmerica Richland has adopted the internationally accepted approach to estimating<br />
uncertainties described in "NIST Technical Note 1297, 1994 Edition". The approach, "Law of Propagation<br />
of Errors', involves the identification of all variables in an analytical method which Eire Used to derive a<br />
result. These variables are related to the analytical result (R) by some fu~nctional relationship, R =constants<br />
* f(x,y,z,...). 'the components (x,y,z) are evaluated to determine their contribution to the overall method<br />
uncertainty, The individual component unccrtainties (uj) are then combined using a statistical model that<br />
provides the most probable overall uncertainty value. All component uncertainties are categorized as type<br />
A, evaluated by statistical methods, or type B, evaluated by other means. Uncertainties not included in the<br />
components, such as sample homogeneity, are combined with the component uncertainty as the square root<br />
of the sum-of-the-squares of the individual uncertainties. The uncertainty associated with the derived result<br />
is the combined uncertainty (u,) multiplied by the coverage factor (1,2, or 3).<br />
When three or more sample replicates are used to derive the analytical result, the type A<br />
uncertainty is the standard deviation of the mean value (S/?n), where S is the standard deviation of the<br />
derived results. The type B uncertainties are all other random or non-randomn components that are not<br />
included in the standard deviation.<br />
The derivation of the general "Law of Propagation of Errors" equations and specific example are<br />
available on request.<br />
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~ ~ ~ ~ enr Definfi<br />
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Action<br />
Levin x An agreed upon activity level used<br />
Level.<br />
to trigger some<br />
Often<br />
action<br />
the<br />
when<br />
Action Level<br />
the final<br />
is<br />
result<br />
related<br />
is greater<br />
to the<br />
than<br />
Decision<br />
or equal<br />
Limit.<br />
to theAto<br />
Batch The QC preparation batch number that relates laboratory samples to QC samples that were prepared and analyzed<br />
together.<br />
Ias Defined by the equation (ResulIt/ Expected)-l a s defined by ANSI N 13.30.<br />
COC No Chain of Custody Number assigned by the Client or TestAmerica.<br />
Count Error (#s) Poissoni counting statistics of the gross sample count and background. The uncertainty is absolute and in the same<br />
units as the result. For Liquid Scintillation Counting (LSC) the batch blank count is the background.<br />
'fotal Uncert (#s) All known uncertainties associated with the preparation and analysis of the sample are propagated to give a measure<br />
u, -Combined of the uncertainty associated with the result, u, the combined uncertainty. The uncertainty is absolute and in the<br />
Uncertainty same units as the result.<br />
(#s), Coverage T[he coverage factor defines the width of the confidence interval, 1, 2 or 3 standard deviations.<br />
Factor<br />
CRDL (RL) Contractual Required Detection Limit as defined in the Client's Statement Of Work or TestAmerica "default"<br />
nominal detection limit. Often referred to the reporting level (RL)<br />
Lc Decision Level based on instrument backcground or blank, adjusted by the Efficiency, Chemical Yield, and Volume<br />
associated with the sample. The Type I error probability is approximately 5%. Lc-(L.645 *<br />
Sqrt(2*(BkgmdCnt/BkgndCntMin)/SCntMin)) * (Convpctl(Eff*Yld *Abn *Vol) * IngrFct). For LSC methods the<br />
batch blank is used as a measure of the background variability. Lc cannot be calculated when the background count<br />
is zero.<br />
Lot-Sample No T1he number assigned by the LIMS software to track samples received on the same day for a given client. 'The<br />
sample number is a sequential number assigned to each sample in the Lot.<br />
MDCIMDA Detection Level based on instrument background or blank, adjusted by the Efficiency, Chemical Yield, and Volume<br />
with a Type I and II error probability of approximately 5%. MDC =(4.65 *<br />
Sqirt((lBkgrndCnt/IBkgmdCntMin)/S(-ntMin) +' 2.71/SCntMin) * (Convpctl(Eff * Yld * Abn * Vol) *IngrFct). For<br />
LSC methods the batch blank is used as a measure of the background variability.<br />
Primary D~etector The instrument identifier associated with the analysis of the sample aliquot.<br />
Ratio U-234/U-238 The U-234 result divided by the U-238 result. The U-234/U-238 ratio for natural uranium in NIST SRM 4321C is<br />
1.038.<br />
Rst/M DC Ratio of the Result to the MDC. A value greater than 1 may indicate activity above background at a high level of<br />
confidence, Caution should be used when applying this factor and it should be used in concert with the qualifiers<br />
associated with the result.<br />
RstlTotUcert Ratio of the Result to the Total Uncertainty. If the uncertainty has a coverage factor of 2 a value greater than 1 may<br />
indicate activity above background at approximately the 95% level of confidence assuming a two-sided confidence<br />
interval. Caution should be used when applying this factor and it should be used in concert with the qualifiers<br />
associated with the result.<br />
Report DB No Sample Identifier used by the report system, The number is based upon the first five digits of the Work Order<br />
Number.<br />
RER The equation Replicate Error Ratio = (S-D)/[sqrt(TPLs 2 + TPUd2)] as defined by ICPT BOA where S is the original<br />
sample result, D is the result of the duplicate, TPUs is the total uncertainty of the original sample and TPUd is the<br />
total uncertainty of the duplicate sample.<br />
SDG Sample Delivery Group Number assigned by the Client or assigned by TestAmerica upon sample receipt.<br />
Sum Rpt Alpha The sum of the reported alpha spec results for tests derived frotm the same sample excluding duplicate result where<br />
Spec Rat(s) the results are in the same units.<br />
Work Order The LIMS so ftware assign teat specific identifier.<br />
Yield T[he recovery of the tracer added to the sample such as Pu-242 used to trace a Pu-239/40 method.<br />
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Isotope SOP Al sop 0 Method Reference Title<br />
An ~ RI. ASE-00 N/A 01<strong>100</strong>1 740U P11.,n (E.untfI by PIs,,, (onint MinnHnpy Wwd or, 0110317400<br />
AM- Ro. I, ASH H02 N/A N11031 902 S-~p). PmP lind Arlysafo Ad, to. (bulk by IPot nd L Al Mi-orpy bued on 01115,1 90012<br />
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9310 / EPA hiW84I<br />
OIDEMINAl ION OI' GSCS ALPHA IN NASAL SMEARS BY1 LIQUIDI SC1P-fLI.ATION COUNTING<br />
Alph. Gnn. IIL.PC-A0l RIICH.<strong>RC</strong>.5014 9010.0 / EPA 6010<br />
SM 71103<br />
OIITHlMINA LION Oil GROSS0 ALPHA AND (<strong>100</strong>09 RETA IN WATOER BY Mm <strong>100</strong>O 9110<br />
Alp]. -(;-.. _lLA;PC-IIRP RICII-<strong>RC</strong>-502 FPA 600 DETERMINATION OF CHOISE ALIPH-A AND GR0SS 110TA IN SOIL,SIIOSRLIN8 SOIL, FOOD) AND VEGEITATIOIN<br />
Alpha - n. IIL-IC010 IICH-<strong>RC</strong>-3021 00-02 EPA S20 _ETRIklIArK)N OF'CORS AIlVIIA ACIITY IN WATIIE111COPEIPITATION<br />
_A/jAta ,.. IOL-OPC-008 RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-11036 EI0O / LANL PREPIARATION OP AIR 11(16113 lOLL (1111S AIPHA/offrA AND COIMPMIITINC AIR FILTERS0<br />
M HIP 7251 / 116)10819T<br />
Am RIAI.P-C RlICII-<strong>RC</strong>-5072 ETOCnOE.b*.pItp<br />
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SEPARATION OF AMERICIUM, CURIUM, AND URANIUM NY1 EXTRACTION CHIIOMA I.XiIAI'HY<br />
A, IlL-ALOID1 RICII-1C-sEIE NAS-NS-3006 SPEUENTIAL. SIIPASATION OF PLUTONIUM AND AMERICIUM<br />
Bom.- .. IL-CI'C 001 IRICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5E14<br />
93 10 /EPA ST84<br />
9<strong>100</strong> / EPA 600<br />
SM 711I0U<br />
DETER1MINATION OfPIGROSE ALPH4A AND CROSS ROTA IN WATER BY5 MITHOD 9310<br />
11".- G-n RL-GPC-007 RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5020 EPA 680 DETEROMINATION OP C.(5120 ALPliA AND GRO11S RETA IN SOIL, SHIORELINE SOIL, P0)00 AND VEGETATION<br />
P"E. Gt_, RL-PC-JER RICII-<strong>RC</strong>-5036 ElOPISE / LANL PREPARATION OP AlR ILTIERS POR CR0511 AUHSA/A1ITA AND(T)MI'LSITING AIR ILlTERS<br />
1 SI,UIC-00I IlICII-10-5013 PM H- 0S / EPA 520 TRITIUM, CARBSONI14, NICKEL-dO3 OR PH30I'ORIS-32 ANALYSIS IN URINE<br />
dC ILILAUE EICI9.IEC.5022 EPA C-S1I /EPA 520 CARBOSIN 14 BY IIF~STIGO METHIOD<br />
:::C.4 ILLR- RICII.<strong>RC</strong>-S040 Mod CDI4/HlA 680 DETERMINAl IO1N OF CARBOON.14 BY BENZENE SYNTHESIS<br />
CG4 aL..SI 11D CSlR EACA P 2 ETERMINATION OFCARISN-14 INCGRAPHITE AND SOIL<br />
('14 __ II.SCol I RICII-EC-5147 Mod H 112 EPl~A 520<br />
MMd RP725/ DOEIIIIOST<br />
DETRMINATION OFPCA ROON-14 IN WATR BY DIRECT COUNTING<br />
Ct. IIL-ALP-003 IICI-<strong>RC</strong>.5072 ET Ol0-~togilphy SEPARATION OPAMERICILIM, CURIUIM, AND URANIUM RY ESTRACTION CHROMATOCRAPIIY<br />
Coitbon RL-W-SII 9110I-WC-SRoI 9220B DIIIIIEMINAEIDN OPTOTAL CGOLIIVRMt MIILTIPLR TIJORPE.RSENTAION TOOINIQIJO<br />
Calilfo RL-WC902 RIC1I.WC-5002 9131 TOTAL COLUPORS BY2 MEMBRANE FILTRATION<br />
Iolllnnn RI-SC-00S RIC11-WC51117 9223 TOTAL. COIORM BY TIlES COLILEET M9T110I)<br />
Cnd6o RL-WC003 RIO-I-WC-R013 790A,SWO46 DElTERMINATION OP IFREAVALENT CI ISOMIUM fCrIVI)I IN WATER,IIOIL, AND SIMILAR MATIOICEto<br />
Col+ RL-WC1R24 RICSI-WO-SIEI 016 / SW846<br />
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DETERMINATION OP RIEXAVALENT CHRIOMIUM ICrVI) IN SOLID MAT EICES WITH ALKALINE DIGESTION<br />
r, _ 0ISC-015 RIC1I-<strong>RC</strong>-51174 ModF65R/FNLAL0 435 -SEPARATION OP IRON-AND NICKEL BY1 ESTIACTION CIFROMATIXI1APHY<br />
P155 RI,-LSC-016 RICH-I(C-5133<br />
04-73-014 / EPA<br />
I IASL 300<br />
R4.73 014 / EPA<br />
2BTL11MINAHI lIPO ION-OS AND IRON-S9 IN WATER<br />
1 159 RIL-SC-010 RICEI-<strong>RC</strong>-6023 IIASL 300<br />
01.0 1 HASL XO<br />
FDH TERMINATION OP IRON0155 AND IRON-IS IN WA) HIR<br />
G--,. IlL-GAM-OR RICI I-SC-O0t? dEEAM D3649 PREPARATION OP ALL MATPRICES POE ANALYSIS BY GAMMA SP<strong>RC</strong>TROSCO)PY<br />
Ila RL LSC 001 Mil4R11,5013 M~d H1-02 /EPA 520 TRITIUM, CARSON-I4, NICKEL 630OR PHSIORUS-3Z ANALYSIS IN URINE<br />
H3) OLLC-0OCI SICI-RE,.5034 75(00-3 / M DETERMINATION OP ETISrIM IN UIRINE BY DIS7TIILATION<br />
013 IL-ISCROI [ic RICH- Z-004 10 /RPA LV39 U0TRMINATIONOPTITEIIMI[NAIR<br />
H93 EL.SC-RO RIC"-<strong>RC</strong>-S07 Mod 1910.0/ EPA 630 SEPARATION OFTRITIUM IN WATEREAND AQUEOUS COMPONENT OF WINE<br />
H1-3 bty 00 EPA (05930 /<br />
113 PI,LiiC-EUP 01C11-EC5W4 lASL 300 DETERMINATION OP LOW LSYVELTSITILIM IN WATER BY RUICIRIOLYTIC ENRICHIMENT<br />
01-3 lo W0ln/.6 e I<br />
113 OL-LSC-ME EICH-<strong>RC</strong>-0037 LV 539<br />
H- In1 Wolo/fTI.t,/<br />
DE6TERMINATION U PTRITIUM BY CRY(XINICOISILLATION<br />
III RL-LSC-006 EICH-<strong>RC</strong>-504 LV 539 TRITIUM PREPARATION IN MILK SAMPLES<br />
R4--14]/EPA AETM<br />
112 ELCAM 002 RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5025 L02334 (Oltootod)<br />
R,4T3-0141/EVA ASTM<br />
DETERMINATION OP <strong>100</strong>D0NE-131 AND 12910 IN ATER BY SOLVENT EXTRlACTION MEITHOD<br />
11131 ILCAM-00Z RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5025 D2334 (Dtoonllooad) DEFERMINA RON OP I0ODINE-131 AND 1211101 WATrER BP SOLVENT EXTRlACTION METHOD<br />
1131 AREIII RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-54 11601200 (l9t)) DETERMINATION OP <strong>100</strong>D0N0-131 IN MILK BY BATCH ION-EXCH9ANGE<br />
MCMI. A<strong>RC</strong>IIIVOD 9IIMT4DO0S 6010 ICP-AE SPECTROSCOPY, SPECETlOMETIIC METHOD FORl TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS, METHOD 6010A FOR Boecltn<br />
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Isotope SOP II SOP,# Method Reference Title<br />
mrY.C III-MT-MR RIO I-MT-RE0t (01011 -CP-AFS forTRACE RI.EMHNT ANALYSIS, METOD 6010<br />
Metols IIL-MT-ME RICH-M r.XI2 SW486 3050B ACMD DIGESTION FOR ICP ANALYSIS- - -<br />
Me(0. F-L-MT03 <strong>RC</strong>HM-ES 11105117,01<br />
EXT ColowropIk<br />
DIGESTION PRFP b.,d-METIHODNIOSH 7303<br />
Ni RL-LSC-0IS RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5074 MoO~eRRIFNL.ALO-435 SEPARATION OF ION AND NICEL RY EIOTEACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY<br />
N163 FL-LSCRRI RlICII-RO-2013 Mod 1-O2 EPA 542 TRITIUM, CARBN-Il. NICI(OL-63 OR PHOSPHORUS.32 ANALYSIS IN URINE<br />
N163 111-13-017 RICI"-C-5069 Mod R11300 /DOE0CEIT__SEPARATION OF NI-63 syRXSACTION CHROMA0ArO PpHY<br />
Np IlL-ALP013 RICH-<strong>RC</strong>.501R NAS-NS.3060 DEBTERIMINATION OP NUPTUNIUM231 BY IJQUIDLIQIJID EXTRACTION IN ALL MATRICES<br />
Np _R1,-ALFESA6 RICHR11S64 EXT COoero8o,10pY SEPARATION OP NEPPTUNIUM BY EXITRACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY<br />
132 IlL-LSC-ooI RICH-RB-013 Mod H1-02 / RPA 520 TRITIUOM, CARBON-14, NIClE0L-43 OR PHOSPHORUS-32 ANALYSIS IN URINE<br />
Pt, ILP-01 I RICH.<strong>RC</strong>-4I76 RXT Ch-orotoq~<br />
NAS-NS-3037<br />
DERTERMINATION OP LEAD-21R RYEXRTRACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY<br />
ro IlL-ALP (X07 RICH-ER 5001 I IASL 3001<br />
P.-RI / IIASL 300<br />
DETERMINATION OP POLONIUM-210 IN URlNE<br />
P. RL-ALP-Oh2 RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-012 Mod 001 HASL 300 SEPARATION OP ISOTOIC URANIUM AND PIOLONIOM-210 IN WATRZSOIL AND FILTERS<br />
3- Ir A<strong>RC</strong>IUVD IRICH--ER-ESRI PREPARATION FOR RAPID BIOASSAY ANALYSES<br />
lop - gio.... RL I'IP-IW F"-RH.S-002 Mod P 6 / F1ASL 3CR PREPARATION<br />
0 OP URINR AND 110300 SAMPLES<br />
Pe-oor A<strong>RC</strong>HVD RICH-ERnROO ANTM DI1429-95 DETERMINATION OFPSPECIFIC GRAVITY OF UREINE<br />
lop - IIkoeoo - SLRPL-102 RICHI-RB-5036 Fob 649E4R601 /1 I. PREPARATION OP SYNTHETIC URINE AND FECES USING REGIPES FROM HI'S 111520 PEFORMANCE TESTING<br />
LA-10300-M 1200<br />
I'mp.- loaroo - 0-PRI'-11 OICII-lt1t50317 ASTM D3965 PREPARATION OP PECAL SAMPLES 0USING HYDROFLUORIC ACID DIGESTION<br />
rPp - Ol;-oo OL RIL 0R1 KIGH.IOC-50'28 ICP No.Iolko.. 23 PREPARATION OFP SYNTHETIC URINE AND FECES<br />
P"-C.m RL-ALP-06- RICII-<strong>RC</strong>-5003 G-3 /HASL 300<br />
C-01 / IASL 300<br />
COPRECIPITATION OPOME ACTINIDES ON NEODYMIUM FLUORIDE FOR ALPH-A-FARTIGLI RF<strong>RC</strong>PrROMHTY<br />
rP -C-1o RILI.FR RIC1I-RG-RRT9 A-[ICho. 1971 EL CIDOORSITION OFACRINIDEES<br />
j1j1..I ,A.I-R14 EKT-I.R1CASES0 NAS,-R-R ANHIYDROUSRITHRREXTRACTION OFURANIUM<br />
EL-Efiv IPA-R 1 1k3I-<strong>RC</strong>015 AS~TM / DSIP1B4 97 NVIRONEMENTAL SAMPLE PERPARATION PoEl URANIUM BY LASHR-INOUCED PHIOSPHORESCENCE<br />
Prop - foo EL PR? 0R04 RICID-RO 516 5.0 / I IAIL 300 PREPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MATRIC1ES<br />
Pep . B- RL-PRP-007 RICII-<strong>RC</strong>-50451 Mod Pooh HASL300 PREPARATION OFMIXED11D R11INS AND PE.ILTIRS<br />
rrop - Ii- RL-PRP-"I RICI-<strong>RC</strong>-00 ModERIES LA1030D PREPARATION OF SOIL. VEGETATION AND AIR FILTERS BY MIRED STRONG ACID LHACHING<br />
Irep - Rmin. RL-ALP017 IlIC---19 Mod PullI Mod 3R0 ITIN-RECHANCR PREPARATION<br />
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RICH-R-5113 PODIA / HASL 301 PREPARATION OP SO1ILSAMPL.ES<br />
115259 / ARSM<br />
rP - Roll EL-PEP-SI RICII-<strong>RC</strong>-5019 SW8046/3015/3051/1052 PREPARATION AND DISSOLUTION OF SE DIMENTS ANDOSOIL ER MICROWAVE SO1ME DIGESTION<br />
ol I'y L.IIRPOII6 Il-<strong>RC</strong>-5032 PoSOA / I-IASL300 CO3MPLETED1S9OLION BY MIEDACIC6SIN ATEFLONBE AKR<br />
Prop - SoE RL-FOE'-009 EK2H-<strong>RC</strong>-07 Mod 111<strong>100</strong> / LAIOE<br />
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PREPARATION OP SMALL SOIL SAMPLES FOR GAMMA SPEC AND/OR RADIOCHEM ANAL ER ACID DIGSTIN<br />
Pep - rore RL PEP-RIO EK2H-0C-SROA Rpm0 / DoESEaFTr<br />
Anpiyk-Ch~emAcoa 1992<br />
URINE AND WATER SAMPLE PEPARATION BY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE PII0CIPITATION<br />
P" PrrW-e EL-POP-RIO RKI-<strong>RC</strong>,5086 RTB20/ DOEDW89T URINE AND WATER SAMPLE PREPARATION EY CALCIUM PHOSPHATE PlOCPPTATIDN<br />
?u A<strong>RC</strong>HIIVED RICH-lIB-S0S FrI I /HASL 10 _RAPID DJETRMINATIONJ OF PLUTONIUM IN FECES<br />
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rETOMINATION OP ISOTOPIC PLUFTONIUM IN ALL MATRIICES<br />
P. RLALP-010 RICH-OC-50ROS PN1l / HASL 300 SEQUJENTIALS$EPA RATION OFPLUTONIUM AND AMRICIUM<br />
F. I0L-AU'-1h RICH -R-5087<br />
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R. EL-RA-ESIl RICSD-<strong>RC</strong>-6005 903.1 / EPA 620 RLADIUM-226 AND RADIUM-228 SEP'ARATION IN RADIOCHEMICAL MATRICES -ADAPTED PROM EFA 9D3.1 AND 9114b<br />
R. RLRA-001 RICHEG-SEOS 9040D / EPA 620 RADIUM-hE. AND RADIUM-PH REPARATION IN RADIOCEMICAL MATRICES -ADAPT'ED PROM EPA 1103.0 AND 904.0<br />
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Richland Old Richland<br />
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RI. IELRIA<strong>100</strong> IH-<strong>RC</strong>-5027<br />
024301OA ASTM<br />
9030/ RPA 600 FI))MINASDIN OFTOTAL RADIU1M<br />
Ho RL.SC-OI RTOH-<strong>RC</strong>-5002 913.0 / EPA DSTERMINATION OF RAON-222 -ADAPTED FROM METI 00D 913.a<br />
SIE A<strong>RC</strong>IIB RICII-RD.5020 I Iolf-n 1953 DETERMINKION OF SULFUR-35 INIUINE<br />
Se79 RIISC-012 RICH1-<strong>RC</strong>R43 EoIko, / NAS-N"30 RADIOCEEEMICAL DETERMINATION OP SELtiNIIJM-79<br />
SlubdiIly A<strong>RC</strong>FIID RICH.EC-5033 K.LI-MR~&Tho...,PNL3716 DESTERMINATION OF SOLUBILIYOF RADIOACTIVE PARTICLE CONSTTUEJNTS<br />
Mod 30021/ lIAS 300) Mod<br />
Sc ISL-CPC-00S RICH.RO-5007 90I./ EPA 60D DETERMINATION OFTOTAL STRONTIUM IN URINE<br />
Mod S102 / I IASL300 Mod<br />
Sc RL-GPC 006 RIClO-RO.SH021 905.0 / EPA 610 DETERMINATION OFSTRON HUM IN FECES<br />
5, A<strong>RC</strong>ItHIR RICI I-I0O5022<br />
Mod S,11 / NASIER0 Mod<br />
905.0 / EPA ER0 DRTHRMINA7 ION OF TOTAL STRONTIUM IN URINE FOR RAPID ANALYSIS<br />
Mod 5102 / NAStIER Mod<br />
I, AKiCHIVOI3 RIC-14I0H31 005.0 / RPA 600 RAPID DETERMINATION OFTOTAL.STRONTIUM IN FECES<br />
S, RL-GPC1X13 RICFI-<strong>RC</strong>-006 9050 / EPA 6ES SI RONTIUM SEPAIRATION IN ENVIIOEIMNTAI. MATRICES<br />
hr t RL-CPC 0D4 RICII-FIC-507I<br />
Mod 5102 / HASL30D Mod<br />
90S.0 / EPA RIO YlTIOIUM-90 SREARAIION FOR SrRONTIUM.90 UETERMINATION IN AL.L MATRICES<br />
EXT Ch~tgoocply Mod<br />
Te (it, ISC 014 R!IH <strong>RC</strong> 5R63 RP5RR I 00030051 DETERMINAION OF TECHNETIUMOS OY EXTRACTION CHRIOMATOCOAPHY<br />
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U CL tlIA-E0 IICH-<strong>RC</strong>-501 Mod U111 / FIASL 300 SEARATION OFTOTAL URANIUM IN WATER AND URINE<br />
U OLEPAESO RICH-<strong>RC</strong>-5058 1D5174 / ASTM<br />
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DETERMINATION OP URANIUM EY PHIOSPHORESCENCE ANALYSIS<br />
U 01.-AlP-04 RICHI <strong>RC</strong> 5067 RP7ZS / DOHE08Tr SEPARATION OP URANIUM BY EXTRACTION CH-ROMATOGRAPHY'<br />
Ii RL-ALP.E03 RICII-ECSP 5<br />
ROT Ch..ob Mod RP725 &<br />
12 /D I00O0089T SEPARATION OP AMERICIUM, CURIUM, AND URANIUM BY EXTRACTION CFHROMATOGRAPHY<br />
RIFTCIotogmecphy Mod<br />
U OL-ALPOR H9,ICH-IIC-ROTE RP725 / DOHE003T DRIPOMINATION or ISOTOPIC URANIUM IN ALL MATRICES<br />
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Sample Results Summary Date: 17-Jun-10<br />
TestAmerica TARL<br />
Ordered by Method, Batch No., Client Sample ID.<br />
Report No. :44041 SDG No: J00790<br />
Client Id Tracer MDC or<br />
Batch Work Order Parameter Result +- Uncertainty ( 2S) Qual Units Yield MVDA ORDI RPO<br />
0137198 PUISO_-PLATEAEA<br />
JI 9YB4<br />
LIHXV1AD PU-238 -3.15E-03 +-6.3E-02 U pCi/g 86% 1.31E-01 1.002+00<br />
PU239/40 -1.89E-03 +-6.3E-02 U pCI/g 86% 1.21E-01 1.OOE+00<br />
J19YB5<br />
LIHOMIAD PU-238 -9.07E-03 +-7.6E-02 U pCI/g 61% 1,88E-01 1.OOE+00<br />
PU239140 3.17E-02 +-7.6E-02 U pClIg 61% 1.72E-01 1.OOE+00<br />
J19YB6<br />
LiHO-01\lAD PU-238 -9.68E-03 +-1.12E-01 U pCi/g 52% 2.51E-01I 1.00E+00<br />
PU239/40 -1,08E-03 +-1.12E-01 U pCI/g 52% 1.80E-01 1,00E+00<br />
J19YB6 DUP<br />
-1HONlAJ PU-238 -3.3BE-03 +-8.4-02 U pCI/g 64% 1.69E-01 1.OOE+00 -96.6<br />
PU239140 -2.53E-03 +-8.E-02 U pCi/g 64% 1 .62E-01 1.002+00 -80.8<br />
J1I9Y837<br />
LiHOVIAD PU-2318 -1.52E-03 +-7.6E-02 U n('I/gi 637%/ 1_3RPF-fl innp+nn<br />
PU239/40 -2,27E-03 +-7.6E-02 U pCI/g 67% 1.46E-01 1.002+00<br />
0137190 GAMVMAGS<br />
J19YB4<br />
L1HXVIAF AG-108M 1.07E-02 +-1.4-02 U pCI/g 2.56E-02<br />
AMERICIUM 241 2.68E-02 +-342-02 U pCi/g 5.99E-02<br />
BA-133 2.41 E-02 +-2.3E-02 U pCIlg 3.59 E-02<br />
CO-60 -3.53E-03 +-1.9E-02 U pCI/g 3.26E-02 5.002-02<br />
CS-137 1.12E-01 +-3.2E-02 pCIlg 3.61 E-02 1,002-01<br />
EU-152 -1.76E-02 +-5.OE-02 U pCI~g 8.44E-02 l.OCE-Ol<br />
EU-154 1.70E-03 +-5.E-02 U pCilg 1.01E-01 1,OOE-01<br />
EU-i 55 2.56E-02 +-4,82-02 U pCi/g 8.19E-02 1.OOE-01<br />
JI9YB4 DUP<br />
L1 HXV1AH AG-108M -1.17E-02 +-2.02-02 U pCi/g 3.22E-02 -4784.7<br />
AMERICIUM 241 -2.53E-02 +-4.6E-02 U pCilg 7.51 E-02 6729.3<br />
BA-133 4.83E-02 +-3.0E-02 U pCVg 4.64E-02 66.7<br />
CO-60 3.39E-03 +-2.5E-02 U pCilg 4.36E-02 5.00E-02 -9827.5<br />
CS-137 1.06E-01 +-3.812-02 pCl/g 4.29E-02 1.00E-01 5.7<br />
EU-152 -2.52E-02 +-7.2E-02 U pCI/g 1.03E-01 1.0OE-01 -35.3<br />
EU-154 -1.55E-02 +-6.9E-02 U pCi/g 1.19E-01 1.0OE-01 -249.5<br />
EU-155 5.50E-02 +-6.02-02 U pCi/g 1.03E-01 1.002-01 72.8<br />
JI9YB5<br />
Li1HOMlAF AG-108M -4.39E-03 -1.0E-02 U pCilg 1.70E-02<br />
AMERICIUM 241 1.85E-02 +-8.3E-02 U pCI/g 1.44E-01<br />
BA-133 -2.19E-04 +- .4-02 U pCilg 2.28E-02<br />
TestAmerica RPD) - Relative Percent Differenice.<br />
rptSTLRchSaSum U Qual - Analyzed for bat not detected above limiting criteria. Limit criteria is less than the Mdc/Mda er Total Uncert or not identified by<br />
mary2 V5.2.5 gamma scn software,<br />
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Sample Rlesults Summary Date: 17-Jun-10<br />
TestAmerica TARL<br />
Ordered by Method, Batch No., Client Samnple ID,<br />
Report No. : 44041 SDG No: J00790<br />
Client Id Tracer MDC or<br />
Batch Work Order Parameter Result +- Uncertainty ( 2s) Qual Units Yield MVDA CRODL RPD<br />
0137190 GAMVMAGS<br />
J19YBS<br />
LIHOMlAF CO-60 -1.41 E-03 +-1.E-02 U pClIg 2.53E-02 5.00E-02<br />
CS-137 7.22E-02 .2.4E-02 pClIg 2.22E-02 l.OCE-Ol<br />
EU-152 5.69E-03 +-3.512-02 U pCilg 5.96E-02 l.OCE-Qi<br />
EU-154 -1.80E-03 +-4.9E-02 U pCI/g 8.47E-02 1,OCE-01<br />
EU-155 2.36E-02 +-3.6E-02 U pCl/g 6.30E-02 l.OQE-0l<br />
J19YB6<br />
L1IHONlAF AG-108M -6.49E-03 -i-2.OE-02 U pClIg 3.39E-02<br />
AMERICIUM 241 3.61 E-03 -4,6E-02 U pClIg 7.65E-02<br />
BA-133 -4.95E-03 +-3.2E-02 U pClIg 4.46E-02<br />
CO-60 -1.09E-02 +-2.3E-02 U pCi/g 3.90E-02 5.OOE-02<br />
0S-137 6.33E-02 +-3.6E-02 pOI/g 4.02E-02 l.O0E-01<br />
EU-i 52 -1 ,04E-02 -t-7.3E-02 U pCI/g 1.09E-01 1.O0E-01<br />
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EU-155 1.71 E-02 +-6.3E-02 U pCi/g 1,07E-01 l.OQE-Ol<br />
J19YB7<br />
Li HOVIAF AG-108M 3.71E-03 +-1.7E-02 U pCi/g 2.97E-02<br />
AMERICIUM 241 -4.54E-03 +-7.1 E-02 U pCIlg 1.19E-01<br />
BA-133 7.79E-04 +-2.9E-02 U pCI/g 4.09E-02<br />
00-60 1,44E-02 s-2.3E-02 U pCIlg 4.25E-02 5.OOE-02<br />
CS-1 37 -2.40E-03 +-2.2E-02 U pCI/g 3.79E-02 I.O0E-01<br />
EU-I152 -3.91 E-02 -t-5.7E-02 U pCI/g 9.24E-02 1 .OOE-01<br />
EU-1 54 -7,14E-03 -- 7.3E-02 U pClIg 1.27E-01 1lOQE-01<br />
EU-I 55 3.84E-02 +-5.E-02 U pClIg 9.45E-02 l.OQE-01<br />
0137193 SRTOTSEP-PRECIP-GPC<br />
J19YB34<br />
L1HXV1MA STRONTIUM 1.39E-01 I-8.4E-02 U pCi/g 80% 1.43E-01<br />
J19YBS<br />
L1HOMIAA STRONTIUM 1.40E-01 +-7.8E-02 pCl/g 88% 1.28E-01<br />
JI9YB35 DUP<br />
LIIHOMIAH STRONTIUM 1.23E-01 +-7.E-02 U pCI/g 87% 1.26E-01 12.9<br />
JI9yB36<br />
LIHONIAA STRONTIUM 7.74E-02 +-7.OE-02 U pCI/g 84% 1.38E-01<br />
J 19Y137<br />
L1HOV1AA STRONTIUM 2.06E-02 +-60E-02 U pCI/g 86% 1.37E-01<br />
0137194 906.0 _H3_1LSC<br />
JI9YB34<br />
L1HXV1AE H-3 4.08E-02 +-7.E-03 pCI/g <strong>100</strong>% 1.26E-02 4.OOE+02<br />
TestArnerica RPD - Relative Percent Difference.<br />
rptSTLRchSaSum U Qual - Analyzed for but not detected above limiting criteria. Limit criteria is less titan time Mde/Mda or Total Uncurl or, NOt Imiontifleci by<br />
mnary2 V5.2.5 gamma scan software.<br />
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Sample Results Summary Date: 17-Jun-10<br />
TestAmerica TARL<br />
Ordered by Method, Batch No,, Client Sample ID.<br />
Report No. 44041 SDG No: J00790<br />
Client Id Tracer MDC or<br />
Batch Work Order Parameter Result +- Uncertainty ( 2s) Qual Units Yield MDA CROL RPD<br />
0137194 900.0_H13_LSC<br />
J19YBE5<br />
LIHO-1M1E<br />
JI9YB6<br />
H-3 2.24E-02 +-4.5E-03 pCi/g <strong>100</strong>% 7.75E-03 4,00E+02<br />
LIHON1AE<br />
J19YB6 DUP<br />
H-3 4.91E-02 +-9.5E-03 p~i/g <strong>100</strong>% 1.66E-02 4,00E+02<br />
L1HON1AH<br />
JI9YB7<br />
H-3 4,23E-02 +-1.E-02 pCl/g <strong>100</strong>% 2.09E-02 4.OOE+02 14.7<br />
LI HOV1AE H-3 2,96E-02 +- 5,2E-03 pCl/g <strong>100</strong>% 8.85E-03 4.00E+02<br />
0137196 N163_LSC<br />
J19YIE4<br />
LIHXV1AC NI-63 2.32E+00 +- 7.3E+00 U pCi/g 80% 1.47E+01 3.002+01<br />
J19YB5<br />
LIHOMlAC NI-63 6.88E+00 +- 7.OE+00 U pCl/g 82% 1.34E+01 3.OOE+01<br />
J19YB6<br />
LiHONlAC NI-63 4.67E+00 +-7.6E+00 U pCl/g 79% 1.49E+01 3.002+01<br />
J19YB7<br />
LiHOVIAC NI-63 -6.43E-01 +- .3E+00 U pCl/g 66% 1,75E+01 3.OOE+01<br />
J19Y1B7 DUP<br />
L1HOV1AH NI-63 5,65E+00 +-9.6E+00 U pCl/g 63% 1.932+01 3.001E+01 251.4<br />
0137197 C14_CHEMLSC<br />
J19YB4<br />
L1HXVIAG C-14 5.82E-02 +-2.2E-01 U pCI/g <strong>100</strong>% 4.63E-01 5.00E+01<br />
J19YB5<br />
LiHO-1MIAG C-14 2.45E-01 +-2.3E-01 UJ pCI/g <strong>100</strong>% 4.62E-01 5.002+01<br />
J19Y85 DUP<br />
L1HOM1AJ<br />
J19YB6<br />
C-14 8.09E-02 +-2.2E-01 U pCI/g <strong>100</strong>% 4,63E-01 5.002E+01 <strong>100</strong>.7<br />
LiHO-1NIAG 0-14 2.732-01 +-2.3E-01 U pCl/g <strong>100</strong>% 4.63E-01 5.OOE+01<br />
J19YB7<br />
LiHO-1VIAG 0-14 7.542-02 +- 2,2E-01 U pCI/g <strong>100</strong>% 4.632-01 5.002+01<br />
No. of Results: 70<br />
TestAmerica ItPD - Relative Percent Difference.<br />
rptSTLRchSaSum U Qual - Analyzed for but not detected above limiting criterin. Limit criteria is less than the Ntdc/Nlda or Total Uncert or net Identified by<br />
mary2 V5.2.5 garma scan software.<br />
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QC Rlesults Summary Date: 17-Jun-10<br />
TestAmerica TARL<br />
Ordered by Method, Batch No, QC Type,.<br />
Report No. : 44041 SDG No.: J00790<br />
Batch Tracer LCS<br />
Work Order Parameter Result +- Uncertainty ( 25) Qual Units Yield Recovery Bias MDCIMDA<br />
PUISO PLATE AEA<br />
0137198 BLANK 00,<br />
LlLK51AA PU-238 -1.57E-03 -7.8E-02 U p0119 66% 1.43E-01<br />
PU239/40 -3.92E-03 - 7.8E-02 U PClIg 66% 1.64E-01<br />
01 37198 LOS,<br />
LlLK51AC PU239/40 6.09E+00 +- 1,6E+00 pCIlg 69% 95% -0.1 1.55E-01<br />
GAMMAGS<br />
0 137190 BLANK OC,<br />
L1LKR1AA AG-108M 1.39E-02 +- 1. 1E-02 U pCI/g 2.03E-02<br />
AMERICIUM 241 3.03E-03 +- 1 .9E-02 U pCl/g 3.29E-02<br />
BA-i1 33 -1.33E-02 +- 1.6E-02 U pCi/g 2.66E-02<br />
00-60 1.71 E-03 +- 1.3E-02 U pCl/g 2.42E-02<br />
CS-I 37 -2.95E-03 +-1.2E-02 U pCl/g 2.18E-02<br />
EU-152 2.94E-02 +3.4E-02 U pCl/g 6.41E-02<br />
EU-154 2.69E-02 -4.1 E-02 U pCi/g 8,08E-02<br />
EU-165 -2.58E-03 +23YE-02 U pCiIg 4.58E-02<br />
0137190 LOS,<br />
L1LKR1AC CS-137 1.13E+00 +-1.6E-01 pCi/g 102% 0.0 4.15E-02<br />
RA-226 1.10E+00 +- 1.7E-01 pCi/g 96% 0.0 7.22E-02<br />
RA-228 1.06E+00 +- 2.4E-01 . pCVg 102% 0.0 1.2111-011<br />
U-238 1.15E+00 - 1.8E-01 pci/g 96% 0.0 7.58E-02<br />
SRTOTSEPPRECIPGPC<br />
0 137193 BLANK OIC,<br />
L1LKT1AA STRONTIUM 2.32E-02 +- 6. 1E-02 U pci/g 91% 1.37E-01<br />
0137193 LCS,<br />
L1LKT1AC STRONTIUM 1.1 5E+00 +- 3.3E-01 pCilg 89% 101% 0.0 1.32E-01<br />
906.0_H3_LSC<br />
0137194 BLANK QC,<br />
L1LKWIMA<br />
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TestAmerica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/6/2010 12:04:07 IPM<br />
?I C~ LLAOLR IN LWARONMINTmAL Tr.STM,, RADIOCHEMISTRY, First Level Review<br />
Lot No., Due Date: J0E140464; 06/04/2010<br />
Client, <strong>Site</strong>: 127642; SOON063AOO HANFORD<br />
QC Batch No., Method Test: 0137198; RPUISO Pulso by ALP<br />
SDG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
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I h.IQCpage complete; includes all applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, and revisions?~ YeNo N/A<br />
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2.11 Do the Summary/Detailed Reports Include a calculated result for each sample listed on the 0C Batch SheY NoNI<br />
22Aro the 00 appropriate for the analysis Included in the batch? Y~ No NIA<br />
2.3 I s thne A nalIyt ical B6atch Workshi et co mp 'lee; -in cl udes-as a pp ropriaje, , vo u m a s,- cou'nt timne s, etco? Y No N/A<br />
2'..4 Does the Worksheets include a Tracer Vialf label for each sample Y~ No N/A<br />
30- Is th blank rsuls,yiladMAwticorctimsY NN/<br />
tI he, lank result, yield, and MDA within contract limits? Yv No N/A<br />
h"II/II results, yields, and -MbA wit'hin contract 1lirrnts? Yes No<br />
I r t0duplicate result, yields, and MDAs within contract limits? Yp No N/A<br />
3. qr the 'sample yields and MDAs within contract limits? Y ep No N/A<br />
4,11 Were results calculated in the correct units? YepNo N/A<br />
4.2 Were analysis volumes entered correctly? Yo No N/A<br />
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1 re- ai noncontormances included and<br />
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5.3 ag the correct methodology used? Yeg No N/A<br />
.5 rnscription checked? Y No N/A<br />
Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? . . Yp No N/A<br />
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A. Samplc Analysis<br />
1. Are the sample yields within acceptance criteria? ______<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported?<br />
B. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimum Detectable Activity for the blank result < the<br />
Contract Detection Limit?<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria?<br />
3. Is the blank result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is the blank result > the Contract Detection Limit but the<br />
sample result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria? 1 _____<br />
_____<br />
6. Is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
the Contract<br />
7. Do the MS/MSD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
8. Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?______________<br />
C. Other<br />
I . Are all Non-conformances included and noted?<br />
2. Ar-e all required forms filled out?<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
4. Was transcription checked?<br />
_____<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? _____ _____ _____<br />
6. Were units checked?<br />
Comments on any "No" response:______________ ______________<br />
Second Level Revi . -J aDate: U j.C<br />
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TestAmerica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/6/2010 11:49:14 AM<br />
.9 O~[ IO~E'A hTN RADIOCHEMISTRY, First Level Review<br />
Lot No., Due Date: J0E140464; 06/04/2010<br />
9Il11ent, <strong>Site</strong>: 127642; SOON063AO0 HANFORD<br />
QqCpatch No., Method Test: 0137193; RSRTOT SrTot by GPO<br />
SDG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
1.1 Is the I0CC page complete; Includes all applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, end revisions? Ye No N/A<br />
~2 b QC'.tc<br />
1 o he Su m r/ eald R prsicueacluated result for each sample listed on the C Batch Sheet' No N/A<br />
2. 2 A re t he C a ppropriate for the an alys Is in clud ed in the batch? Ye No N/A<br />
12.3 Is the Analytical Batch-Worksheet-co-mplete;-Includes-asappropriate, volumes, count imes, eOtc? Y No N/A<br />
2.4 Does the Worksheets include a Tracer Vial label for each sample? Yp No N/A<br />
T.<br />
11 Istebakrsls yield, and MDA within contract limits? Y.o /<br />
3 Is the LiCS result, yield, and MBIA within contract limits? -Ye No N/A<br />
Ae ti jk MS/MISD results, yields, and VIDA within contract limits? Yes No<br />
dupicae esutyields, and MVDAs within contract limits? N /<br />
". bi Lj . .du lc t re u t Y N o N /<br />
1,5 Are the sample yields and MDi within contract limnits? Yeq No N/A<br />
4,Were results calculated in the correct units? Y No N/A<br />
;J%:1 Lv" ithr:i ... ..<br />
4-.2 Were analysis volumes entered correctly? Y No N/A<br />
4.3 Were Yields entered correctly?<br />
Yes No<br />
4.4 We're spectr'a reviewed/me et c"ontract-ual requirements?- Yes No<br />
4,5 Were raw counts reviewed for anornalies? Y No N/A<br />
--------------- ...<br />
8--<br />
5.1. Are -all nonconformanc'es incliuded ~and noted? Yes No<br />
S.-r-lrqird forms filled out? Y No N/A<br />
SWE.~the correct methodology used? Y 7 No N/A<br />
SW~as ranscrlptlon checked? Y No N/A<br />
calculations checked at a minimum frequency? Y No N/A<br />
.0r ~ieksheet entries complete and correct? Y No N/A<br />
.0 Commnents on any No response:-<br />
I edtAmfer~ca Richi and<br />
AS PH 0AIGv4 8.40Oae<br />
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TestAmerica<br />
THE LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING<br />
Batch Number: J 3~<br />
Data Review Checklist<br />
RADIOCHEMISTRY<br />
Second Level Review<br />
Review Item Yes( No ) NA<br />
A. Sample Analysis<br />
1. Are the sample yields within acceptance criteria?______<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?______<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported? ___ 7<br />
_____<br />
iB. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimum Detectable Activity for the blank result < the<br />
Contract Detection Limit?___________<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria'?<br />
13. Is the blank result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is the blank result > the Contract Detection Limit but the<br />
sample result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria?<br />
6. is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity 5 the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
7. Do the MS/MSD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
8. Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?<br />
C. Other<br />
I1. Are all Non-conformances included and noted?<br />
2. Are all required forms filled out?<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
4. Was transcription checked?_____<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a m-inimum frequency? _____<br />
6. Were units checked?<br />
Comments on any "No" response: _____________________________<br />
Second Level Review:( - r- (R Date: 6' /10 /<br />
LS-038B3, Rev. 10, 9/07<br />
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TestAm erica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/6/2010 9:22:18 AM<br />
I ClO(INI rIf~)I~.TALr~~r~fiRADIOCHEMISTRY, First Level Review<br />
Lot No., Due Date: J0E140464; 06/04/2010<br />
Clet<strong>Site</strong>: 127642; S00N063AOO HANFORD<br />
QC $atch No., Method Test: 0137190; RGAMMA Gamma by GER<br />
SDG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
1. 1 :Is. them,Cc page complete; inldsall applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, anu revisions? Y o NI<br />
nciae No N/Ac<br />
2,1 Do the Summery/Detailed Reports Include a calculated reutfrec apelse nteQ ac heY N /<br />
2.2 Are the OC appropriate for the analysis included in the batch? Y No N/A<br />
2.3 is the Analytical batch Worksheet complete; inicludes as appropriate, volumes, count times, etc? Y No N/A<br />
2.4 Doe the Worksheets include a Tracer Vial label for each sample? Yes NoN<br />
3-1 Is the blank results, yield, and MDA within contract limits? Y 7 No N/A<br />
t.... .. .. .. .- - -- -<br />
:t jpjhajiCS result, yield, and VIDA within contract limits? Y 1 No N/A<br />
reteVSMDrsults, yields, and MDA within contract limits? Yes No<br />
' - Ar clduplicate result, yields, and MDAs within contract limits? Y7 No N/A<br />
315 Are the sample yields and MOIAs within contract limits? Yes 114<br />
9 v N/A<br />
4.1 Were results calculated In the correct units? Y7 No N/A<br />
4.2 Were analysis volumes entered correctly? - Y No N/A<br />
4.3 Wore Yields entered correctly? Yes No<br />
'4&14 We(d'spectra reviewed/meet contractual requirements? Y 7 No N/A<br />
,T . . ~ c',<br />
V re,~ counts reviewed for anomalies? Y No N/A<br />
5Qqthr...<br />
5.1..,Area Il nonconformances included and noted? Ye No N/A<br />
Q ':Are'all 'Fequlredl terms filled out? Y7 No N/A<br />
3-W Was~t e correct methodology used?<br />
Yp No N/A<br />
54. Was transcription checked? Y 7 No N/A<br />
51.5 Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? Y No N/A<br />
ti.6 Are worksheet entries complete and correct? Y No N/A<br />
6.0Q Comments on any N o response:<br />
NCMV 10-16058<br />
Ietmeo I lhl Page 1<br />
AS t4A06ALCv4.8.40<br />
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TestAmerica<br />
THE LEAfIER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING<br />
Batch Number: 0 ( 7 ) q16<br />
Data Review Checklist<br />
RA D IOC Y EN1I sTRY<br />
Second Level Review<br />
Review Item Yes () No () NA()<br />
A. Sample Analysis<br />
1. Are the samlple yields within acceptance criteria'?<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit? _<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported?<br />
B1. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimum Detectable Activity for the blank result the<br />
Contract Detection Limit?<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria?<br />
3. Is the blank result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is thc blank result > the Contract Detection Lim-it but the<br />
sample result < theContract Detection Limit?<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria?<br />
6. Is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity S the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
7. Do the MS/MSD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
8. Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?<br />
C. Other<br />
1 . Are all Non-conformanees included and noted?<br />
2. Are all required forms filled out?<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
4. Was transcription checked?<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? ___________<br />
6. Were units checked?<br />
Comments on any "No" response:_______ _______________<br />
Second Level Revie _______________________ Date:0<br />
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Nonconformance Memo - V'l~VNI<br />
NCM f:<br />
NCM Initiatod By:<br />
10-16058<br />
Lisa Antonson Classification: Anomaly<br />
Date Oponod: 06/06/20 10 Status: PMREVIEW<br />
Date Closed: Production Area: Counting<br />
Tests: Gamma by GER<br />
Lot Wfs (Sample #s): J0E140464 (1,2,3,4),<br />
Nonconformance: MDA not met<br />
Subcategory: Data accepted<br />
Proble Deipto Roo Caus<br />
JOE170000 (190),<br />
QC Batches: 0137190,<br />
Nadmi Date Description<br />
L isa Antonson 06/06/201 0 The following samples are right at or slightly above CROL for the Eu isotopes due to<br />
reduced count time for priority processing:<br />
Name Date Correctiv Action<br />
Lisa Antonson 06/06/2010 None<br />
Li HXV1 AH, Li HON, Li HOV and Li LKR1 AC.<br />
Corctv Actio<br />
Clen Noiiai 0 uonr<br />
CiotProject Manager Notified Response How Notified Note<br />
Respos ResonseNote<br />
V6.1fidd By Due Date Status Notes<br />
This section not yet completed by QA.<br />
Date Approved Approved By Position<br />
'y<br />
ApproaI Hstor<br />
Date Printed: 6/6/2010 Page 1 of 1<br />
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TesiArnerica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/6/2010 7:47:51 AM<br />
RADIOCHEMISTRY. First Level Review<br />
IIlE LLADER IN rWAROINMUNIAL rIC I<br />
_Lot No., Due Date: JOE140464; 06/04/2010<br />
Client, <strong>Site</strong>: 127642; SOON063AOO HANFORD<br />
00 Batch No., Method Test: 0137194; FiTRITIUM H-3 by LSC<br />
SDG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
1 Is the Icoo page complete; includes all applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, and revisions? Y V No N/A<br />
2.1 Do the SummaryDetailed Reports Include a calculated result for each sample listed en the QC Batch Sheet? e N /<br />
2,2 Are the 00 appropriate for the analysis Included In the batch? Y 7 No N/A<br />
2.3 Is the Analytical B3-atch Worksh'ant cam plete; includes as appropriate, volumes, count times, etc? Y~ No N/A<br />
2.4 Does the Worksheets include a Tracer vial labei for each samplo? Yes No<br />
stebakrsls 4. iladMD ihncnrc iis 7 N /<br />
.1 Is the lOSk result, yield, and MDA within contract limits?. Ye No N/A<br />
.-Are tho MCS/D results, yields, and MDA within contract limits? Y N /<br />
Are nd IIDAwitin he S/MD ontactlimtsYes rsuls, iels,<br />
No<br />
3, hl0e duplicate result, yields, and MDAs within contract limits? Y 7 No N/A<br />
3.5 Are the sample yields and MDAs within contract limits? Yep No N/A<br />
4.1 Were results calculated in the correct units? Y~ No N/A<br />
AI Ai e.2v<br />
4 .2 Wore analysis volumes entered correctly? Y No N/A<br />
.43Were Yields entered correctly? Yes No<br />
44Were spectra roviowed/meet contractual requirements? Yes No N<br />
4.5 Wore raw counts reviewed for anomalies? Y 7 No N/A<br />
b 'A Arel noncontormances Included and noted? Yes No<br />
5'Are all required terms filled out? ~~ Y No N/A<br />
$ 'W fhp correct methodology usedoV<br />
tio checked<br />
No N/A<br />
54Was transcriptincekd Ye No N/A<br />
5.5 Were 411 calculations checked at a minimum frequency? Ye No N/A<br />
A re.wpfksheat entries complete and correct? Ye No N/A<br />
.60Comments on any No response:<br />
,A 'RNAtM6?Cv4.8.4O<br />
eat~erl~ RiciandPage 1<br />
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TestAmerica<br />
THE LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING<br />
Batch Number: 0/ :7<br />
Data Review Checklist<br />
RADIOCHIEMISTRY<br />
Second Level Review<br />
Review Item Yes( No( NA(<br />
A. Sample Analysis1<br />
1. Are the sample yields within acceptance criteria?<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported?<br />
B. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimum Detectable Activity for the blank result :L the<br />
_____<br />
Contract Detection Limit?<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria?<br />
3. Is the blank result. < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is the blank result > the Contract Detection Limit but the<br />
sa mple result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria?<br />
6. Is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity 5 the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?_____<br />
7. Do the MS/MSD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
8. Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?______<br />
C. Other<br />
1. Are all Non-conformances included and noted?______<br />
2. Are all required forms filled out?______<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
_____ ____<br />
4. Was transcription checked?<br />
.<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? ______ ____<br />
6. Were uanits checked?<br />
_____<br />
Comments on any "~No" response: __________________________<br />
Second Level Review: Oc~ J LDate: 11-D<br />
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TestAmerica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/6/2010 11:54:27 AM<br />
~ ~ ~RADIOCHEMISTRY, First Level Review<br />
49ALNQ.,Que Date: JOE140464; 06/04/2010<br />
lIlent-i-<strong>Site</strong>: 127642; SOON063AOO HANFORD<br />
QC Batch, No., Method Test: 0137197; <strong>RC</strong>14 C-14 by LSC<br />
§,OG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
1:,0 .CQ O<br />
11A Is thc <strong>100</strong>0 page complete, includes all applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, and revisions? Y No N/A<br />
0 QCEXtci 0<br />
- .7<br />
2.1 Do the Summary/Detailed Reports include a calculated result for each sample listed on ihe 00 Batch Sheet? Y 7 No N/A<br />
2.2 Are the 00 appropriate for the analysis Included In the batch? Y No N/A<br />
I2.3- is-the Analytical Batch Worksh-eet complete; includes as appropriate, volumes, count times, etc? Y/ No N/A<br />
2.4 bees the Worksheets include a Tracer Vial label for each sample? Yes No<br />
3CIJL&S an reslts yild and wihi cotrc liis Y No N/<br />
3I h ln S result, yield, and MDA within contract limits?<br />
-C No N/A<br />
Are S/S Il results, yields, and MBA within contract limits? Yes No N<br />
iTV.. vah duplicate result, yields, and MOAs within contract limits? Y No N/A<br />
3 re the sample yields and MDAs within contract limits? Yep No N/A<br />
4.1 Were results calculated in the correct units? Ye No N/A<br />
4.2 Were-analysis volumes entered corr-ctl*y? - ------- Y N /<br />
4.3 Were Yields entered correctly? - -. .Yes No<br />
4 'Were' spectra reviewed/meet contractual requirements? Yes No N<br />
4 Wr wcounts reviewed for anomalies? Y No N/A<br />
ff- , re i 1- - Y- NoN/<br />
A tlrequired form fled out? N /<br />
T3 Wasilhe correct methodoogy used-?- ~ Y No N/A<br />
5: 4 Was transcription checked? Y No N/A<br />
5 Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? Y No N/A<br />
5.P Are worksheet entries complete and correct? Y No N/A<br />
C~ Comment 0 r is -on any 1N -o re 1s .pons ,e:... ......<br />
.stAmer~pa-Richiand Pg<br />
AS lRAAAIv4.8.40<br />
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TestAmerica<br />
THE LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING<br />
Batch Number: D~ I -37<br />
Data Review Checklist<br />
RA 1)1OCH EM isTRY<br />
Second Level Review<br />
Review Item Yes () No NA )<br />
A. Sample Analysis<br />
1. Are the sample yields within acceptance criteria?<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit'?<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported?<br />
B. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimum Detectable Activity for the blank result :Sthe<br />
Contract Deteetion Limit?______<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria?<br />
3. Is the blank result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is the blank result > the Contract Detection Limidt but the<br />
sample result < the Contract Detection Limit? _____<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria?<br />
6. Is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity: the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
7. Do the MS/M4SD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
8. Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?<br />
C. Other<br />
1. Are all Non-conformances included and noted?<br />
2. Are all required forms filled out?<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
4. Was transcription checked? _____<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a minimum frequency? ___________<br />
6. Were units checked?<br />
Comments on any "No" response:___ _____<br />
Second Level Review: _ _____ Date:, IJ~<br />
LS-038B3, Rev. 10, 9/07<br />
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xTestAmerica Data Review/Verification Checklist 6/11/2010 11:12:19 AM<br />
RADIOCHEMISTRY, First Level Review<br />
rrm IC t LNVIAGNMNTAL 1-flftJ<br />
Lot No., Due Date: J0E140464; 06/04/2010<br />
'Client, <strong>Site</strong>: 127642; S00N063A00 HANFORD<br />
QC.1Batch No., Method Test: 0137196; RN163 NI-63 by LSC<br />
SOQG, Matrix: J00790; SOIL<br />
1.0 CQC<br />
1..1 Is the ICOG page complete; Includes all applicable analysis, dates, SOP numbers, and revisions? Y~ No N/A<br />
i 2.0 Q.C Batch<br />
1201- Do the Summary/Detailed Reports include a calculated result for each sampllitdo the 00 Batch Sheet'? Y No N/A<br />
:2 Are the 0C appropriate for the analysis included in the batch? Y 7 No N/A<br />
2,3 Is the* Analytical Batch Worksheet complete; includes as appropriate, volumes, count times, etc? Y 7 No N/A<br />
2.4 'Does the Worksheets include a Tracer Vial label for each sample& 'No N/A<br />
X3;1'. Is- the blank results, -yield, and MVDA within contract limits? Ye No N/A<br />
3~l~tr~Sresult, yield, and MDA within contract limits? Y 7 No N/A<br />
QjQtr the MS/MSD results, yields, and MDA within contract limits? Yes No N<br />
1 - 'Aret he duplicate result, yields, and MDAs within contract limits? 7 NN/<br />
3.5 Are tesample yields and MDAs within contract limits?. Yeps Nto N/A<br />
4.1 Were results calculated in the correct units? Y 7 No N/A<br />
eqanalysis volumes entered correctly? Y 7 No N/A<br />
4.3 Were Yields entered correctly? Y 7 No N/A<br />
4..4* Wqe ectra reviewed/meet contractual requirements? Yes No N1<br />
[a consrvewdfraomleY No N/A<br />
Are-elf noncontormances included and noted? Yos NoN/<br />
9-~ lurequired forms filled out? .Y~ No N/A<br />
5 3 Was the correct methodology used? Y No N/A<br />
5A4 Was transcription checked? Y 7 No N/A<br />
Wee llcatons checked at a minimum frequency? Y No N/A<br />
" Are-porksheet entries complete and correct? Y No N/A<br />
q.9 0 Qmments on any No response:<br />
4 ' ~<br />
TestAmerica Richland Pg<br />
Pg<br />
A'SRADCALCv4.8.40<br />
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TestAmerica<br />
THE LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING<br />
Batch Number: 1 3 -7 (C<br />
Data Review Checlist<br />
RADIOCHEMISTRY<br />
Second Level Review<br />
Review Item Yes ~ No () NAU<br />
A. Sample Analysis<br />
1. Are the sample yields within acceptance criteria?<br />
2. Is the sample Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
Detection Limit?<br />
3. Are the correct isotopes reported?<br />
B. QC Samples<br />
1. Is the Minimumn Detectable Activity for the blank result the<br />
Contract Detection Limit?<br />
2. Does the blank result meet the Contract criteria?_<br />
3. Is the blank result < the Contract Detection Limit?<br />
4. Is the blank result > the Contract Detection Limit but the<br />
sample result < the Contr-act Detection Limit?_____<br />
5. Is the LCS recovery within contract acceptance criteria?<br />
6. Is the LCS Minimum Detectable Activity < the Contract<br />
7. Do the MS/MSD results and yields meet acceptance criteria?<br />
9, Do the duplicate sample results and yields meet acceptance<br />
criteria?______<br />
C. Other<br />
1. Are all Non-conformances included and noted?<br />
2. Are all required formns filled out?<br />
3. Was the correct methodology used?<br />
4. Was transcription checked?<br />
5. Were all calculations checked at a minimnum frequency?<br />
6. Were units checked?<br />
Comments on any "No" response: _____________________________<br />
Second Level Revi_____________________ Date: , i<br />
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Analysis Report for <strong>RC</strong>F24458<br />
Ji 9YP9 <strong>SAF</strong>:<strong>RC</strong>-1 07 <strong>100</strong>1-1/1 181-1 SOIL SAMPLE<br />
. W/2/2010 11:44:54AM Page I of4<br />
GAMMA SPECTRUM ANALYSIS<br />
Sample ldentiflcatlon <strong>RC</strong>F24458<br />
Sample Description J19YPS <strong>SAF</strong>:<strong>RC</strong>.<strong>107</strong> <strong>100</strong>1-/1 18HIf SOIL SAMPLE<br />
Sample Type 80g plilbox<br />
Sample Size . 70011+01 grams<br />
Facility Default<br />
Sample Taken On 5/ 11/2010 8:25:00AM<br />
Acquisition Started : 51212010 10:44:37AM<br />
Procedure 80 Gram Pill Box<br />
Operator <strong>RC</strong>T<br />
Detector Nameno REGIE02<br />
Geometry .80 Gram Pill Box<br />
Uve Time .3600.0 seconds<br />
Real Time .3800.3 seconds<br />
Dead Time .0.01 %<br />
Peak Locate Threshold :3.00<br />
Peak Locate Range (i channiels) :40 -4098<br />
Peak Area Range (in channels) 40 -4096<br />
Identification Energy Tolerance :1.000 keV<br />
Energy Calibration Used Done On 3/26/2010<br />
Efficiency Calibration Used Done On 3/27/2010<br />
Efficiency Calibration Descriptlon :REGE02 8OgPB 032610OCal 80399A.238<br />
Sample Number :2278<br />
INTERFERENCE CORRECTED REPORT<br />
Nucide Nucide Wt mean Wt mean Comments<br />
Name Id Activity Activity<br />
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ANALYTICAL REPORT<br />
Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
SDG Number: J00790<br />
Job Description: <strong>SAF</strong># <strong>RC</strong>-<strong>107</strong><br />
For:<br />
Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
2620 Fermi Avenue<br />
Richland, WA 99354<br />
Attention: Joan H Kessner<br />
Approve for r OO<br />
1 680 E Yo er<br />
Kae E Yoder<br />
Project Manager 11<br />
kae.yoder@testamericainc.com<br />
06/07/2010<br />
P rojeof Manoqer H<br />
6/12010 4,46PM<br />
The test results in this report relate only to the samples in this report and meet all requirements of NELAC, with any<br />
exceptions noted. Pursuant to NELAPr this report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of<br />
the laboratory. All questions regarding this report should be directed to the TestAmerica Denver Project Manager.<br />
The Lab Certification ID# is E87667.<br />
Reporting limits are adjusted for sample size used, dilutions and moisture content if applicable.<br />
TestAmnerica Laboratories, Inc.<br />
C0,<br />
TestAmnerica Denver 4955 Yarrow Street, Arvada, CO 80002<br />
Tel (303) 736-0<strong>100</strong> Fax (303) 431-7171 www.tgstamericainc conmn i<br />
Page 1 of 58 06/07/2010
Table of Contents<br />
Cover Title Page.......................................... 1<br />
Report Narrative.......................................... 3<br />
Data Qualifiers ........................................... 5<br />
Method Summary......................................... 7<br />
Method / Analyst Summary ................................. B<br />
Sample Summary......................................... 9<br />
Sample Results........................................... 10<br />
Sample Datasheets........................................ 11<br />
QC Results.............................................. 31<br />
Qc Association Summary ................................... 32<br />
Qc Reports.............................................. 37<br />
Client Chain of Custody .................................... 55<br />
Sample Receipt Checklist .................................. 57<br />
Page 2 of 58 06/07/2010
CASE NARRATIVE<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Project: WASHINGTON CLOSURE HANFORD<br />
Report Number: 280-3571 -1<br />
SDG #: J00790<br />
<strong>SAF</strong>#: <strong>RC</strong>-<strong>107</strong><br />
Date SDG Closed: May 15, 2010<br />
Data Deliverable: 21 Day / Summary<br />
CLIENT ID LAB ID ANALYSES REQUESTED ANALYSES PERFORMED<br />
J 19YB4 280-3571-1 6010/7471 1353.2/WTPH-D+/8082/ 60108/7471 A/353.2/NWTPH-D+/8082/<br />
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Ji 9YB6 280-3571-3 6010/7471 /353.2IWTPH-D+/8082/ 601 08/7471 AJ353.2INWTPH-D+/8082/<br />
8310 8310<br />
Ji 9YB7 280-3571-4 6010/7471 /353.2/WTPH-O+/8082/ 60108B/7471 A/353.2INWTPH-D+/8082/<br />
8310 8310<br />
1 certify that this data package is in compliance with the SOW, both technically and for completeness, for other than the conditions<br />
detailed in this Case Narrative. Release nf the data contained in this hard ~opy data packane has hee(n ati thnri~pd by thp I ;ahratnry<br />
Manager or a designee, as verified by the signature on the Report Cover.<br />
With exceptions noted as flags or footnotes, standard analytical protocols were followed in the analysis of the samples and no problems<br />
were encountered or anomalies observed. All laboratory quality control samples analyzed in conjunction with the samples in this project<br />
were within established control limits, with any exceptions noted. Calculations are performed before rounding to avoid round-off errors in<br />
calculated results.<br />
This report includes reporting limits (RLs) less than TestAmerica Denver'Is practical quantitation limits. These reporting limits are being<br />
used specifically at the client's request to meet the needs of this project. Please note that data are not normally reported to these levels<br />
without qualification, since they are inherently less reliable and potentially less defensible than required by the current NELAC standards.<br />
The results, RLs and MDLs included in this report have been adjusted for dry weight.<br />
All holding times were met and proper preservation noted for the methods performed on these samples, unless otherwise detailed in the<br />
individual sections below.<br />
RECEIPT<br />
The samples were received on 5/15/2010; the samples arrived in good condition, properly preserved and on ice. The temperature of the<br />
cooler at receipt was 3.4 C.<br />
GC SEMIVOLATILES - SW846 8082 - PCBs<br />
Sample J19Y87 exhibited surrogate recoveries outside the control limits. The MSIMSD performed on sample J19YB7 also exhibited<br />
surrogate recoveries outside the control limits, demonstrating that this anomaly is most likely due to matrix interference; therefore,<br />
corrective action is deemed unnecessary.<br />
The MS/MSD performed on sample J19YB7 in batch 280-16084 exhibited percent recoveries outside the control limits for Aroclor 1016<br />
and Aroclor 1260, and the associated sample results have been flagged "N". In addition, the MS/MSD exhibited RPD data and surrogate<br />
recoveries outside the control limits. There is no indication that the analytical system was operating out of control, and method accuracy<br />
has been verified by the acceptable LCS analysis data; therefore, corrective action is deemed unnecessary.<br />
The MS/MSD performed on sample J19YB6 in batch 280-1 7833 exhibited RPD data outside the control limits. The acceptable LOS<br />
analysis data indicated that the analytical system was operating within control; therefore, corrective action is deemed unnecessary.<br />
No other anomalies were encountered.<br />
GC SEMIVOLATILES - NWTPH-Dx - DRO<br />
No anomalies were encountered.<br />
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HPLC - SW846 8310 - PAHs<br />
The MSD aliquot of the MS/MSD performed on sample J19Y86 exhibited percent recoveries outside the control limits for several analytes,<br />
and the associated sample results have been flagged "N". In addition, the MS/MSD exhibited RPD data outside the control limits. There<br />
is no indication that the analytical system was operating out of control, and method accuracy has been verified by the acceptable LOS<br />
analysis data; therefore, corrective action is deemed unnecessary.<br />
The RPD between the primary and confirmation columns exceeded 40% for analytes in sample J1 9YB6. The lower of the two values<br />
have been reported, as matrix interference is evident. Associated results have been flagged with an X"'.<br />
No other anomalies were encountered.<br />
Total Metals - SW846 6010B/7471A<br />
Serial dilution of a dligestate in batch 280-16899 indicates that physical and chemical interferences are present for Cobalt and Zinc.<br />
Results have been flagged with an "L".<br />
Low levels of Iron and Mercury are present in the method blanks associated with batches 280-16899 and 280-16173, respectively.<br />
Because the concentrations in the method blanks are not present at levels greater than the reporting limits, corrective action is deemed<br />
unnecessary. Associated sample results present above the MIDL and/or RL have been flagged with a "J".<br />
Silicon was recovered outside the control limits in the Matrix Spike performed on sample J1 9YB4, and the associated sample result has<br />
been flagged "N". There is no indication that the analytical system was operating out of control, and method accuracy has been verified<br />
by the acceptable LCS analysis data; therefore, corrective action is deemed unnecessary,<br />
It can be noted that the sample amount was greater than four times the spike amount for Aluminum, Iron, and Manganese in the Matrix<br />
Spike performed on sample J1 9YB4; therefore, control limits are not applicable.<br />
No other anomalies were encountered,<br />
GENERAL CHEMISTRY - MCAWW 353.2 - NITRATE+NITRITE<br />
The duplicate analysis of sample J 19YB4 exhibited RPO data outside the control limits. There is no indication that the analytical system<br />
, peatngou vs o cntol ad methodU accuracy has been verified by the acceptable LOS analysis data; therefore, corrective action is<br />
deemed unnecessary.<br />
No other anomalies were encountered.<br />
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DATA REPORTING QUALIFIERS<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Section Qualifier Description<br />
GC Semi VOA<br />
Metals<br />
General Chemistry<br />
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U Analyzed for but not detected.<br />
N MS, MSD: Spike recovery exceeds upper or lower control<br />
limits.<br />
MS/MSD RPD exceeded the control limit<br />
J Result is less than the RL but greater than or equal to the MDL<br />
and the concentration is an approximate value.<br />
* Surrogate exceeds the control limit<br />
U Analyzed for but not detected.<br />
B Estimated result. Result is less than the RL, but greater than<br />
MDL<br />
J Method blank contamination. The assoicated method blank<br />
contains the target analyte at a reportable level.<br />
4 MS, MSD: The analyte present in the original sample is 4 times<br />
greater than the matrix spike concentration; therefore, control<br />
limits are not applicable.<br />
N Recovery exceeds upper or lower control limits<br />
L Serial dilution in the analytical batch indicates that physical and<br />
chemical interferences are present.<br />
C The analyte was detected in both the sample and the<br />
assoicated QC blank, and the sample concentration was
DATA REPORTING QUALIFIERS<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdlg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Section Qualifier Description<br />
H PLC/IC<br />
TestAmnerica Denver<br />
U Analyzed for but not detected.<br />
x More than 40% difference between columns, lower result<br />
reported.<br />
N MS, MSD: Spike recovery exceeds upper or lower control<br />
limits.<br />
MS/MSD RPD exceeded the control limit<br />
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METHOD SUMMARY<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Description Lab Location Method Preparation Method<br />
Matrix: Solid<br />
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) by Gas Chromatography TAL DEN SW846 8082<br />
Microwave Extraction (Low Level) TAL DEN SW846 3546<br />
Auto-Complete Test for Specialized Pricing - GCSemi TAL DEN AutoGCSEMI<br />
Northwest - Semi-Volatile Petroleum Products (GC) TAL DEN NWTPH NWTPH-Dx<br />
Ultrasonic Extraction TAL DEN SW846 3550C<br />
PAHs (HPLC) TAL DEN SW846 8310<br />
Ultrasonic Extraction TAL DEN SW846 3550C<br />
Metals (ICP) TAILDEN SVV846 6010B<br />
Preparation, Metals TAL DEN SW846 30508<br />
Mercury (CVAA) TAL DEN SW846 7471 A<br />
Preparation, Mercury TAL DEN SW846 7471 A<br />
Auto LabComplete Method for Specialized Pricing - Metals TAL DEN AutoMetals<br />
Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite TAL DEN MCAWW 353.2<br />
Deionized Water Leaching Procedure TAL DEN ASIM Dl Leach<br />
Auto LabComplete Method for Specialized Pricing in US-Steel TAL DEN AutoGenChemn<br />
ASIM D-2216 TAL DEN ASTIM D-2216<br />
Lab References:<br />
TAL DEN = TestAmerica Denver<br />
Method References:<br />
ASTM =ASTM International<br />
MCAWW = "Methods For Chemical Analysis Cf Water And Wastes", EPA-600/4-79-020, March 1983 And Subsequent Revisions.<br />
NWTPH =Northwest Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon<br />
SW846 ="Test Methods For Evaluating Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods", Third Edition, November 1986 And Its Updates.<br />
restAmnerica Denver<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
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METHOD IANALYST SUMMARY<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Analyst Analyst ID<br />
SW846 8082 Pavlakovich, Adam M AMP<br />
NWTPH NWVTPH-Dx Birdsell, Matthew R MRB<br />
SW846 6010B Harre, John K JKH<br />
SW846 7471A Stoltz, Katie KS<br />
MCAWW/ 353.2 Jarusewic, Lara E LEJ<br />
ASTMV D-2216 Berry III, Paul B PBB<br />
SW846 8310 Fiedler, Heather K HKF<br />
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SAMPLE SUMMARY<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Date/Time Date/Time<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Client Matrix Sampled Received<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 Solid 05/11/2010 0825 05/15/2010 0930<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 Solid 05/11/2010 1315 05/15/2010 0930<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 Solid 05/11/2010 0935 05/15/2010 0930<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 Solid 05/10/2010 1045 05/15/2010 0930<br />
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SAMPLE RESULTS<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client. Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Client Sample I D: J19YB4<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Date Sampled; 05/11/2010 0825<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture; 4.0 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8082 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) by Gas Chromatography<br />
Method: 8082 Analysis Batch: 280-1 7564 Instrument ID: GCS_-W<br />
Preparation: 3546 Prep Batch: 280-16084 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 2304 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aroctor 1016 2.9 U 2.9 10<br />
Aroclor 1221 8.3 U 8.3 17<br />
Aroclor 1232 2.1 U 2.1 10<br />
Aroclor 1242 4.8 U 4.8 10<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.8 U 4.8 10<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.7 U 2.7 10<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.7 U 2.7 10<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 73 59- 130<br />
Ietrachloro-m-xylene 71 b3 - 128<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YBS<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-2 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 1315<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8082 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) by Gas Chromatography<br />
Method: 8082 Analysis Batch: 280-17564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Preparation: 3546 Prep Batch: 280-16084 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final WeightNolume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 2336 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDIL RL<br />
Aroclor 10 16 2.8 U 2.8 10<br />
Aroclor 1221 8.1 U 8.1 17<br />
Aroclor 1232 2.0 U 2.0 10<br />
Aroclor 1242 4.7 U 4.7 10<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.7 U 4.7 10<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.6 U 2.6 10<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.6 U 2.6 10<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 93 59- 130<br />
Teti auhoi o-n-i-xyiene 89 5 3 - 12 8<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB6<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0935<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8082 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PC~s) by Gas Chromatography<br />
Method: 8082 Analysis Batch: 280-18116 Instrument ID: GCS_-W<br />
Preparation: 3546 Prep Batch: 280-17833 Initial Weight/Volume: 31.8 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed; 06/04/2010 0018 Run Type: RE Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 06/02/2010 1915 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (uglKg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aroclor 1016 2.7 U 2.7 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1221 7.7 U 7.7 16<br />
Aroclor 1232 1.9 U 1.9 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1242 4.5 U 4.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.5 U 4.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.5 U 2.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.5 U 2.5 9.6<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 84 59- 130<br />
Tctrchloo-m-ylen 7J53- 128<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB7<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Date Sampled: 05/10/2010 1045<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8082 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) by Gas Chromatography<br />
Method: 8082 Analysis Batch: 280-1 7564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Preparation: 3546 Prep Batch: 280-16084 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.9 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/29/2010 0111 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aroclor 10 16 2.8 U N 2.8 10<br />
Aroclor 1221 8.2 U 8.2 17<br />
Aroclor 1232 2.0 U 2.0 10<br />
Aroclor 1242 4.7 U 4.7 10<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.7 U 4.7 10<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.6 U 2.6 10<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.6 U N 2.6 10<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 48 59-130<br />
i-etrachloro-m-xylene<br />
525312<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job-Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19Y84<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0825<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.0 Dale Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
NWTPH-Dx Northwest - Semi-Volatile Petroleum Products (GC)<br />
Method: NWVTPH-Dx Analysis Batch: 280-1 8053 Instrument ID: GCS_-U<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 066B6601.D<br />
Dilution. 1.0 Initial Weight/Volurne: 30.4 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2108 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
C1O-C36 7000 <strong>100</strong>0 4<strong>100</strong><br />
C1O-C28 4600 700 4<strong>100</strong><br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 64 49- 115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdlg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: JiS1YBS5<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-2 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 1315<br />
Client Matrix: Solid %/ Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
NWTPH-Dx Northwest - Semi-Volatile Petroleum Products (GC)<br />
Method: NW-TPH-Dx Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCS_-U<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 067B6701.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 32.8 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2136 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
C1O-C36 930 U 930 3700<br />
C1O-C28 630 U 630 3700<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 72 49- 115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdlg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB6<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0935<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
NWTPH-Dx Northwest - Semi-Volatile Petroleum Products (GC)<br />
Method: NW-TPH-Dx Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCS_-U<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 068B6801.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 31.3 g<br />
Dale Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2204 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
C1O-C36 1600 J 970 3900<br />
Cl 0-C28 820 J 660 3900<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 67 49-115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB7<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Date Sampled: 05/10/2010 1045<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
NWTPH-Dx Northwest - Semi-Volatile Petroleum Products (GC)<br />
Method: NVVTPH-Dx Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCSU<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 070637001.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2300 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Cl 0-C36 <strong>100</strong>0 U <strong>100</strong>0 4200<br />
Cl 0-C28 710 U 710 4200<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 67 49-115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB4<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0825<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.0 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8310 PAHs (HPLC)<br />
Method: 8310 Analysis Batch: 280-1 7785 Instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-1 6087 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final Weight[Volume: 4000 uL-<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2120 Injection Volume:<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Acenaphthene 10 U 10 41<br />
Acenaphthylene 9.3 U 9.3 41<br />
Anthracene 3.2 U 3.2 8.3<br />
Benz o~alanthrace ne 3.3 U 3.3 6.2<br />
Benzo[a]pyrene 6.6 U 6.6 6.2<br />
Benzo[blfluoranthene 4.3 U 4.3 6.2<br />
Benzo[ghjiperylene 7.5 U 7.5 12<br />
Benzo[klfluoranthene 4.1 U 4.1 6.2<br />
Chrysene 5.0 U 5.0 17<br />
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene 11 U 11 12<br />
Fluorene 5.5 U 5.5 12<br />
Indeno[1,2,3-cdlpyrene 12 U 12 12<br />
Naphthalene 12 U 12 41<br />
Phenanthrene 12 U 12 17<br />
Pyrene 12 U 12 17<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d14 (SUR) 93 72 -115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Client Sample ID: J19Y65<br />
Analytical Data<br />
Job Number. 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab ampe Ii 28-351-2Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 1315<br />
Client Matrix: Solid 1% Moisture. 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8310 PAHs (HPLC)<br />
Method: 8310 Analysis Batch: 280-17785 instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16087 Initial Weight/Volume: 33.0 g<br />
Dilution:<br />
1.0<br />
Final Weight[Volume: 4000 uL-<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2151 injection Volume:<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (uglKg) Qualifier MDL R<br />
Acenaphthene 9.2 U 9.2 37<br />
Acenaphthylene 8.3 U 8.3 37<br />
Anthracene 2.8 U 2.8 7.4<br />
Benzo(a]anthracene 2.9 U 2.9 5.5<br />
Benzo~alpyrene 5.9 U 5.9 5.5<br />
Benzo[blfluoranthene 3.9 U 3.9 5.5<br />
Benzo[g,h~ilperylene 6.7 U 6.7 11<br />
Benzo[k~fluoranthene 3.6 U 3.6 5.5<br />
Chrysene 4,5 U 4.5 15<br />
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene 10 U 10 11<br />
Floatee12 U 12 15<br />
Fluorene 4.9 U 4.9 11<br />
Indeno[1 ,2,3-cdlpyrene 11 U 11 11<br />
Naphthalene 11 U 11 37<br />
Phenanthrene 11 U 11 15<br />
Pyrene 11 U 11 15<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d 14 (SU R) 90 72-115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB36<br />
Analytical Data<br />
Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3<br />
Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0935<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8310 PAHs (HPILC)<br />
Method: 8310 Analysis Batch: 280-17785 instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16087 initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Dilution: 1 0 Final Weight/Volume: 4000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2221 Injection Volume:<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (uglKg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Acenaphthene 10 U N 10 40<br />
Acenaphthylene 9.1 U 9.1 40<br />
Anthracene 3.1 U 3.1 8.1<br />
Benz o(a] anthra cene 13 3.2 6.1<br />
Benzo[alpyrene 17 6.5 6.1<br />
Benzo[bifluoranthene 17 X 4.2 6.1<br />
Benzo~g hilperylene 25 7.3 12<br />
Benzo[k~fluoranthene 6.6 N X 4.0 6.1<br />
Chrysene 20 4.9 16<br />
D ibenzo(a, h)a nth race ne 11 U 11 12<br />
Flunrqnthpnp 13 U 13 16<br />
Fluorene 5.3 U N 5.3 12<br />
Indeno[1,2,3-cd]pyrene 20 12 12<br />
Naphthalene 12 U N 12 40<br />
Phenanthrene 12 U N 12 16<br />
Pyrene 37 X 12 16<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d14 (SUR) 86 72- 115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client. Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number. 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB7<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Date Sampled: 05/10/2010 1045<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
8310 PAHs (HPLC)<br />
Method: 8310 Analysis Batch: 280-1 7785 Instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Preparation: 3550C Prep Batch: 280-16087 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.4 g<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Final Weight/Volume: 4000 uL<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2353 Injection Volume:<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Result Type: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (ug/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Acenaphthene 10 U 10 41<br />
Acenaphthylene 9.3 U 9.3 41<br />
Anthracene 3.2 U 3.2 8.3<br />
Benzo[ala nth race ne 3.3 U 3.3 6.2<br />
Benzo[alpyrene 6.6 U 6.6 6.2<br />
Benzo[b]fluoranthene 4.4 U 4.4 6.2<br />
Benzo[g hilperylene 7.5 U 7.5 12<br />
Benz o(k]fl uora nthene 4.1 U 4.1 6.2<br />
Chrysene 5.0 U 5.0 17<br />
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene 11 U 11 12<br />
FIi nranthene 131 U 13 17<br />
Fluorene 5.5 U 5.5 12<br />
Indeno[.2,3-cd]pyrene 12 U 12 12<br />
Naphthalene 12 U 12 41<br />
Phenanthrene 12 U 12 17<br />
Pyrene 12 U 12 17<br />
Surrogate %Rec Qualifier Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d14 (SUR) 92 72 -115<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: W~ashington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB4<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0825<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.0 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
6010B Metals (ICP)<br />
Method: 6010B Analysis Batch: 280-1 7589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A305281 0.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 1.02 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1909 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aluminum 7900 1.6 5.1<br />
Antimony 0.39 U 0.39 0.61<br />
Arsenic 6.4 0.67 1.0<br />
Barium 66.4 0.078 0.51<br />
Beryllium 0.30 0.034 0.20<br />
Boron 1.4 B 1.0 2.0<br />
Cadmium 0.073 B 0.042 0.20<br />
Calcium 3780 14.4 51.1<br />
Chromium 11.8 0.059 0.20<br />
Cobalt 6.8 L 0.10 1.0<br />
Copper 13.5 0.22 1.0<br />
Lead 14.7 0.28 0.51<br />
Magnesium 4190 3.8 20.4<br />
Manganese 303 0.10 1.0<br />
Molybdenum 0.27 U 0.27 2.0<br />
Nickel 11.6 0.13 4.1<br />
Potassium 1510 41.9 306<br />
Selenium 0.88 U 0.88 1.0<br />
Silver 0.16 U 0.16 0.20<br />
Sodium 165 60.3 123<br />
Vanadium 44.3 0.096 2.0<br />
Zinc 39.5 L 0.41 1.0<br />
Method: 6010B Analysis Batch: 280-1 7754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 060110O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 1.02 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1704 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Iron 19200 J 3.9 5.1<br />
Silicon 390 N 2.1 10.2<br />
7471A Mercury (CVAA)<br />
Method: 7471A Analysis Batch: 280-1 7633 Instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Preparation: 7471A Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 0.66 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1847 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Mercury 0.017 J C 0.0052 0.016<br />
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Client. Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB5<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-2<br />
Analytical Data<br />
Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 1315<br />
Client Matrix Solid 0/ Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
6010B Metals (ICP)<br />
Method:<br />
Preparation:<br />
Dilution:<br />
Date Analyzed:<br />
6010B<br />
3050B<br />
1.0<br />
05/28/2010 1918<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-17589<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16899<br />
Instrument ID:<br />
Lab File ID:<br />
Initial Weight]Volume:<br />
Final WeightlVolume:<br />
MT_025<br />
25A3052810O.txt<br />
1.03 g<br />
<strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aluminum 5240 1.5 4.9<br />
Antimony 0.38 U 0.38 0.59<br />
Arsenic 2.2 0.65 0.99<br />
Barium 35.3 0.075 0.49<br />
Beryllium 0.19 B 0.033 0.20<br />
Boron 0.97 U 0.97 2.0<br />
Cadmium 0.045 B 0.040 0.20<br />
Calcium 5240 13.9 49.4<br />
Chromium 8.6 0.057 0.20<br />
Cobalt 4.8 L 0.099 0.99<br />
Copper 11.5 0.21 0.99<br />
Lead 2.5 0.27 0.49<br />
Magnesium 3860 3.7 19.7<br />
Manganese 221 0.099 0.99<br />
Molybdenum 0.26 U 0.26 2.0<br />
Nickel 9.2 0.12 3.9<br />
Potassium 720 40.5 296<br />
Selenium 0.85 U 0 85 0.99<br />
Silver 0.16 U 0.16 0.20<br />
Sodium 139 58.3 118<br />
Vanadium 37.8 0.093 2.0<br />
Zinc 29.5 L 0.39 0.99<br />
Method:<br />
Preparation:<br />
Dilution:<br />
Date Analyzed:<br />
6010B<br />
3050B<br />
1.0<br />
06/01/2010 1713<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 7754<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16899<br />
instrument ID:<br />
Lab File ID:<br />
Initial Weight/Volume:<br />
Final Weight/Volume:<br />
MT_025<br />
25A1 06011 0.txt<br />
1.03 g<br />
<strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Iron 14000 J3.8 4.9<br />
Silicon 190 2.1 9.9<br />
7471A Mercury (CVAA)<br />
Method:<br />
Preparation:<br />
Dilution:<br />
Date Analyzed:<br />
7471A<br />
7471A<br />
1,0<br />
05/28/2010 1854<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 7633<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16173<br />
Instrument ID:<br />
Lab File ID:<br />
Initial Weight/Volume:<br />
Final Weight/Volume:<br />
MT_033<br />
<strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
0.60 g<br />
50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Mercury 0.017 J C 0.0056 0.017<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19Y136<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0935<br />
Client Matrix; Solid 'Y. Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
6010B Metals (ICP)<br />
Method: 6010B Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1 0 Initial Weight/Volume: 1.07 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1921 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aluminum 8200 1.5 4.8<br />
Antimony 0.36 U 0.36 0.57<br />
Arsenic 7.7 0.63 0.95<br />
Barium 71.5 0.072 0.48<br />
Beryllium 0.31 0.031 0.19<br />
Boron 1.6 B 0.93 1.9<br />
Cadmium 0.076 B 0.039 0.19<br />
Calcium 4510 13.4 47.6<br />
Chromium 13.4 0.055 0.19<br />
Cobalt 6.7 L 0.095 0.95<br />
Copper 15. 0.21 0.95<br />
Lead 33.6 0.26 0.48<br />
Magnesium 4190 3.5 19.0<br />
Manganese 302 0.095 0.95<br />
Molybdenum 0.25 U 0.25 1.9<br />
Nickel 12.4 0.12 3.8<br />
Potassium 1600 39.0 285<br />
Selenium 0.82 U 0.82 0.95<br />
Silver 0.15 U 0.15 0.19<br />
Sodium 173 56.1 114<br />
Vanadium 43.4 0.089 1.9<br />
Zinc 42.6 L 0.38 0.95<br />
Method: 6010OB Analysis Batch: 280-1 7754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 060110O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 1.07 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1716 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryVt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Iron 18300 J3.6 4.8<br />
Silicon 356 2.0 9.5<br />
7471A Mercury (CVAA)<br />
Method: 7471A Analysis Batch: 280-17633 instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Preparation: 7471A Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 0.63 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1901 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Mercury 0.020 J C 0.0054 0.016<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB7<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Date Sampled: 05/10/2010 1045<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
60108 Metals (ICP)<br />
Method: 6010OB Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810.txt<br />
Dilution: 1 0 Initial WeightNolume: 1.06 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1923 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Aluminum 6130 1.5 5.0<br />
Antimony 0.38 U 0.38 0.59<br />
Arsenic 3.7 0.65 0.99<br />
Barium 37.2 0.075 0.50<br />
Beryllium 0.23 0.033 0.20<br />
Boron 0.97 U 0.97 2.0<br />
Cadmium 0.066 B 0.041 0.20<br />
Calcium 7520 14.0 49.5<br />
Chromium 11.7 0.057 0.20<br />
Cobalt 5.8 L 0.099 0.99<br />
Copper 14.0 0.21 0.99<br />
Lead 7.2 0.27 0.50<br />
Magnesium 4290 3.7 19.8<br />
Manganese 272 0.099 0.99<br />
Molybdenum 0.26 U 0.26 2.0<br />
Nickel 12.2 0.12 4.0<br />
Potassium 948 40.6 297<br />
Selenium 0.85 U 0.85 0.99<br />
Silver 0.16 U 0.16 0.20<br />
Sodium 214 58.4 119<br />
Vanadium 39.2 0.093 2.0<br />
Zinc 34.5 L 0.39 0.99<br />
Method: 6010B Analysis Batch: 280-1 7754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Preparation: 3050B Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A10601 10.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 initial Weight/Volume: 1.06 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1718 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Iron 16000 J3.8 5.0<br />
Silicon 254 2.1 9.9<br />
7471A Mercury (CVAA)<br />
Method: 7471 A Analysis Batch: 280-1 7633 instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Preparation: 7471A Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA~txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 0.62 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1903 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte DryWt Corrected: Y Result (mg/Kg) Qualifier MDL RL<br />
Mercury 0.019 J C 0.0056 0.017<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19YB4<br />
General Chemistry<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0825<br />
Client Matrix: Solid 1Y Moisture: 4.0 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units MDL RL Dil Method<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 2.5 M mg/Kg 0.31 0.77 1.0 353.2<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1644 DryWt Corrected: Y<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units RL RL Oil Method<br />
Percent Moisture 4.0 %0.10 0.10 1.0 0-2216<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 5845 Date Analyzed: 05/17/2010 1230 DryWt Corrected: N<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Client Sample ID: J19YBS<br />
General Chemistry<br />
Analytical Data<br />
Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab ampl 0: 80-371-2Date Sampled. 05/11/2010 1315<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
Analyte Result Qua[ Units MDIL RL Oil Method<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 0.30 U mg/Kg 0.30 0.76 1.0 353.2<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1649 DryWt Corrected: Y<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units RL RL Oil Method<br />
Percent Moisture 1.7 %0.10 0.10 1.0 D-2216<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-15845 Date Analyzed: 05/17/2010 1230 DryWt Corrected: N<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample ID: J19Y6<br />
General Chemistry<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Date Sampled: 05/11/2010 0935<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 1.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units MDL RL Dil Method<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 3.8 . mg/Kg 0.30 0.75 1.0 353.2<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 7213 Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1650 DryWt Corrected: Y<br />
Analyte Result Dual Units RL RL Dil Method<br />
Percent Moisture 1.7 %0.10 0.10 1.0 0-2216<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 5845 Date Analyzed: 05/17/2010 1230 DryWt Corrected: N<br />
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Analytical Data<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Client Sample 10: J19YB7<br />
General Chemistry<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Date Sampled: 05/10/2010 1045<br />
Client Matrix: Solid % Moisture: 4.7 Date Received: 05/15/2010 0930<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units MDL RL Dil Method<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 0.34 B mg/Kg 0.31 0.78 1.0 353.2<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1652 DryWt Corrected: Y<br />
Analyte Result Qual Units RL RL Dii Method<br />
Percent Moisture 4.7 %0.10 0.10 1.0 D-2216<br />
Analysis Batch: 280-1 5845 Date Analyzed: 05/17/2010 1230 DryVt Corrected: N<br />
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Quality Control Results<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
QC Association Summary<br />
Report<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Basis Client Matrix Method Prep Batch<br />
GC Semi VOA<br />
Prep Batch: 280-1 6084<br />
LCS 280-16084/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 3546<br />
MB 280-16084/5-A Method Blank T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-1 J19Y84 T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-4MVS Matrix Spike T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-4MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 3546<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16098<br />
MB 280-16098/5-A Method Blank T Solid 3550C<br />
LCS 280-16098/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-11 MS Matrix Spike T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3.571 -1 mSD M;;triy S~nikp nlignfirote T SoIil35C<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 3550C<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17564<br />
LCS 280-16084/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
MB 280-16084/5-A Method Blank T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
280-3571-4MS Matrix Spike T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
280-3571-4MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
280-3571-4 JI9YB7 T Solid 8082 280-16084<br />
Prep Batch: 280-17833<br />
LCS 280-17833/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 3546<br />
MB 280-17833/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-3MS Matrix Spike T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-3MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 3546<br />
280-3571-3RE J19YB6 T Solid 3546<br />
Analysis Batch:280-18053<br />
LCS 280-16098/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
MB 280-16098/5-A Method Blank T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-1 6098<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike T Solid NWVTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
280-3571-1MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid NWTPH-Dx 280-16098<br />
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Quality Control Results<br />
Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
OC Association Summary<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Basis Client Matrix Method Prep Batch<br />
GC Semi VOA<br />
Analysis Batch:280-18116<br />
LCS 280-17833/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 8082 280-17833<br />
M B 280-17833/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 8082 280-17833<br />
280-3571-3RE J19YB6 T Solid 8082 280-17833<br />
280-3571-3MS Matrix Spike T Solid 8082 280-17833<br />
280-3571-3MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 8082 280-17833<br />
Report BasiS<br />
T = Total<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
QC Association Summary<br />
Report<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Basis Client Matrix Method Prep Batch<br />
MetalIs<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16173<br />
LCS 280-16173/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 7471 A<br />
MB 280-16173/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-2M5I Matrix Spike T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-2 J19YBS T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-2DU Duplicate T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 7471A<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 7471A<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16899<br />
LCS 280-16899/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 3050B<br />
MB 280-16899/1-A Method Blank T Solid 3050B<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike T Solid 3050B<br />
280 3571 !1)'- Duplicate T Onlid 30508o<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 3050B<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 3050B<br />
280-3571-3 J19Y86 T Solid 3050B<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 30508<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17589<br />
LCS 280-16899/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 60108B 280-16899<br />
MB 280-16899/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 6010OB 280-16899<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 6010B 280-16899<br />
280-3571 -1 DU Duplicate T Solid 6010B 280-16899<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike T Solid 60108 280-16899<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 60108B 280-16899<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 6010OB 280-16899<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 6010OB 280-16899<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17633<br />
MB 280-16173/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
LCS 280-16173/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-2MS Matrix Spike T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-2DU Duplicate T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 7471A 280-16173<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
QC Association Summary<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Basis Client Matrix Method Prep Batch<br />
Metals<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17754<br />
MB 280-16899/1 -A Method Blank T Solid 6010B 280-16899<br />
L-CS 280-16899/2-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 60108 280-16899<br />
280-3571 -1DU Duplicate T Solid 60108B 280-16899<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 60108B 280-16899<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike T Solid 60108 280-16899<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 6010OB 280-16899<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 60108B 280-16899<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 60108 280-16899<br />
Report Basis<br />
T =Total<br />
General 1<br />
Chemistry<br />
Report<br />
Analysis Batch:280-1 6845<br />
280-3571 -1DU Duplicate T Solid D-2216<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid D-2216<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid D-2216<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid D-2216<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 0-2216<br />
Prep Batch: 280-1 7099<br />
LCS 280-17099/2-A Lab Control Sample S Solid Dl Leach<br />
MB 280-17099/1-A Method Blank S Solid Dl Leach<br />
280-3571 -1DU Duplicate S Solid Dl Leach<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike S Solid DI Leach<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 S Solid Dl Leach<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 S Solid Dl Leach<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 S Solid Dl Leach<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 S Solid Dl Leach<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17213<br />
LCS 280-17099/2-A Lab Control Sample S Solid 353.2<br />
MB 280-17099/1-A Method Blank S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571-1IS Matrix Spike S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571 -1DU Duplicate S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 S Solid 353.2<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 S Solid 353.2<br />
Rep~ort Basis<br />
S = Soluble<br />
T =Total<br />
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Client Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdlg Number: J00790<br />
QC Association Summary<br />
Lab Sample ID Client Sample ID Basis Client Matrix Method Prep Batch<br />
HPLC/IC<br />
Report<br />
Prep Batch: 280-16087<br />
MB 280-16087/5-A Method Blank T Solid 3550C<br />
LCS 280-16087/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-2 J19YB5 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-3MVS Matrix Spike T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-3MS0 Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 3550C<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 3550C<br />
Analysis Batch:280-17785<br />
LCS 280-16087/6-A Lab Control Sample T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
MB 280-16087/5-A Method Blank T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
280-3571-1 J19YB4 T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
2-35,-2 I-T Soid810 280 16087<br />
280-3571-3MSD Matrix Spike Duplicate T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
280-3571-3 J19YB6 T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
280-3571-31VS Matrix Spike T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
280-3571-4 J19YB7 T Solid 8310 280-16087<br />
Report Basis<br />
T =Total<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16084<br />
Method: 8082<br />
Preparation: 3546<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16084/5-A Analysis Batch: 280-17564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16084 Lab File ID: 063F6301.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 31.9 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 2200 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Aroclor 1016 2.6 U 2.6 9.4<br />
Aroctor 1221 7.5 U 7.5 16<br />
Aroclor 1232 1.9 U 1.9 9.4<br />
Aroctor 1242 4.4 U 4.4 9.4<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.4 U 4.4 9.4<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.4 U 2.4 9.4<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.4 U 2.4 9.4<br />
Surrogate % ec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 105 59-130<br />
Tetra ch loro-m-xyle ne 97 53-128<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-16084<br />
Method: 8082<br />
Preparation: 3546<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-16084/6-A Analysis Batch: 280-17564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16084 Lab File ID: 064F6401.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 32.0 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 2232 .Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Aroclorl1016 31.2 22.1 71 54-132<br />
Aroclor 1260 31.2 26.5 85 62- 129<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyt 94 59-130<br />
Tetra chloro-m-xylene 86 53-128<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Matrix Spike/<br />
Matrix Spike Duplicate Recovery Report - Batch: 280-16084<br />
Method: 8082<br />
Preparation: 3546<br />
MS Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Analysis Batch: 280-17564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix; Solid Prep Batch: 280-16084 Lab File ID: 070F7001.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 31.3 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/29/2010 0143 Final WeightlVolume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
MSD Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-4 Analysis Batch: 280-17564 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16084 Lab File ID: 071 F7101.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 31.3 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/29/2010 0215 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1720 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
% Rec,<br />
Analyte MS MSD Limit RPD RPD Limit MS Qual MSD Qual<br />
Arocorl10l6 32 19 54- 132 53 26 N J N<br />
Aroclor 1260 38 22 62- 129 50 26 N J N<br />
Surrogate MS % Rec MSD % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 43 34 59- 130<br />
Tetrachloro-m-xylene 53 45 *53- 128<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-17833 Method: 8082<br />
Preparation: 3546<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-17833/1 -A Analysis Batch: 280-18116 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-17833 Lab File ID: 004F0401.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 31.1 g<br />
Date Analyzed; 06/03/2010 2314 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 06/02/2010 1915 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Aroclor 10 16 2.7 U 2.7 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1221 7.7 U 7.7 16<br />
Aroclor 1232 1.9 U 1.9 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1242 4.5 U 4.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1248 4.5 U 4.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1254 2.5 U 2.5 9.6<br />
Aroclor 1260 2.5 U 2.5 9.6<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 98 59- 130<br />
Tetra chlo ro-m-xylen e 90 53-128<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-17833 Method: 8082<br />
Preparation: 3546<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-17833/2-A Analysis Batch: 280-18116 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-17833 Lab File ID: 005F0501.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 30.1 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/03/2010 2346 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 06/02/2010 1915 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Aroclorl1016 33.2 26.0 78 54-132<br />
Aroclorl1260 33.2 31.9 96 62-129<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachiorobiphenyl 97 59-130<br />
Tetra chlo ro-m-xylen e 90 53- 128<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Matrix Spike/ Method: 8082<br />
Matrix Spike Duplicate Recovery Report - Batch: 280-17833 Preparation: 3546<br />
MS Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Analysis Batch: 280-18116 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-17833 Lab File ID: 007F0701.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 31.8 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/04/2010 0049 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 06/02/2010 1915 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
MSD Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Analysis Batch: 280-18116 Instrument ID: GCSW<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-17833 Lab File ID: 008F0801.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 32.2 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/04/2010 0121 Final Weight/Volume: 5000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 06/02/2010 1915 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
% Rec.<br />
Analyte MS MSD Limit RPD RPD Limit MS Qual MSD Qual<br />
Aroclorl1016 90 57 54- 132 46 26<br />
Aroclorl1260 106 72 62-129 39 26<br />
Surrogate MS % Rec MSD % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Decachlorobiphenyl 91 61 59-130<br />
Tetrachloro-m-xylene 89 58 53- 128<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16098 Method: NWTPH-Dx<br />
Preparation: 3550C<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16098/5-A Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCSU<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 07187101.0<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 31.5 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2328 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte Result Dual MDL RL<br />
C1O-C36 950 U 950 3800<br />
C1O-C28 650 U 650 3800<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 70 49-115<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-16098 Method: NWTPH-Dx<br />
Preparation: 3550C<br />
Lab Sample ID: L-CS 280-16098/6-A Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GOSU<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 07287201.0<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 32.8 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/25/2010 2356 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Cl 0-C36 6<strong>100</strong>0 59600 98 57-115<br />
Cl 0-C28 6<strong>100</strong>0 58900 97 53-115<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 63 49-115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Matrix Spike/ Method: NWTPH-Dx<br />
Matrix Spike Duplicate Recovery Report - Batch: 280-16098 Preparation: 3550C<br />
MS Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCSU<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 073B7301 .0<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.0 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 0024 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
MSD Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-18053 Instrument ID: GCSU<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16098 Lab File ID: 074B7401.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Initial Weight/Volume: 30.1 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 0052 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong>0 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 2200 Injection Volume: 1 uL<br />
% Rec.<br />
Analyte MS MSD Limit RPD RPD Limit MS Qual MSD Qua[<br />
Cl 0-C36 <strong>100</strong> 97 57-115 3 23<br />
Cl 0-C28 98 95 56-115 3 23<br />
Surrogate MS % Rec MSD % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
o-Terphenyl 63 75 49-115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16087<br />
Method: 8310<br />
Preparation: 3550C<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16087/5-A Analysis Batch: 280-17785 Instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16087 Lab File ID: 007-0801.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 31.7 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2019 Final Weight/Volume: 4000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Injection Volume:<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Acenaphthene 9.5 U 9.5 38<br />
Acenaphthylene 8.5 U 8.5 38<br />
Anthracene 2.9 U 2.9 7.6<br />
Benzo(alanthracene 3.0 U 3.0 5.7<br />
Benzo[a]pyrene 6.1 U 6.1 5.7<br />
Benzo(b]fluoranthene 4.0 U 4.0 5.7<br />
Benzo[g,hilperylene 6.8 U 6.8 11<br />
Benzo~klfluoranthene 3.7 U 3.7 5.7<br />
Chrysene 4.6 U 4.6 15<br />
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene 10 U 10 11<br />
Fluoranthene 12 U 12 15<br />
Fluorene 5.0 U 5.0 11<br />
1Indenofi 1,2,3-cd] pyre ne 11 U 11 11<br />
Naphthalene 11 U 11 38<br />
Phenanthrene 11 U 11 15<br />
Pyrene 11 U 11 15<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d14 (SUR) 87 72-115<br />
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Client; Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Control Sample.- Batch: 280-16087 Method: 8310<br />
Preparation: 3550C<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-16087/6-A Analysis Batch: 280-17785 Instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16087 Lab File ID: 008-0901.D<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: ug/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 30.9 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2050 Final Weight/Volume: 4000 uL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800 Injection Volume:<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Acenaphthene 1940 1710 88 72- 115<br />
Acenaphthylene 1940 1950 <strong>100</strong> 60-115<br />
Anthracene 1940 1740 90 61 -115<br />
Benzo[alanthracene 1940 1820 94 76 - 115<br />
Benzo[a]pyrene 1940 1670 86 69-115<br />
Benzo[b]fluoranthene 1940 1760 91 81 - 115<br />
Benzo[ghi]perylene 1940 1790 92 71 -115<br />
Benzo[k]fluoranthene 1940 1820 94 85 - 115<br />
Chrysene 1940 1850 95 70- 115<br />
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene 1940 1770 91 79- 115<br />
Fluoranthene 1940 1780 92 67- 115<br />
Fluorene 1940 1720 89 72-115<br />
Indeno[1,2,3-cd]pyrene 1940 1690 87 76- 115<br />
Naphthalene 1940 1760 90 77- 115<br />
Phenanthrene 1940 1740 89 79- 115<br />
Pyrene 1940 1880 97 77- 115<br />
Surrogate % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d14 (SUR) 83 72-115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong><br />
Matrix Spike/lehd:81<br />
Matrix Spike Duplicate Recovery Report - Batch: 280-16087<br />
Preparation: 3550C<br />
Quality Control Results<br />
Job Numberi 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number J00790<br />
MS Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Analysis Batch: 280-17785 Instrument ID: HPLC_G<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16087 Lab File ID: 012-1301.D<br />
Initial Weight/Volume: 30.7 g<br />
Dilution:<br />
1,0<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2252<br />
FnlWih/oue 00u<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800<br />
Injection Volume:<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
MSD Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-3 Analysis Batch: 280-17785 Instrument ID: HPLCG<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16087 Lab File ID: 013-1401.0<br />
Initial Weight/Volume: 30.2 g<br />
Dilution:<br />
1.0<br />
egtou :400 L<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 2322Fia<br />
Date Prepared: 05/18/2010 1800<br />
Injection Volume:<br />
Column ID: PRIMARY<br />
% Rec.<br />
Analyte MVS MSD Limit RPD RPD Limit MS Qual MSD Qual<br />
Acenaphthene 93 69 72 -1 1b 28 20N<br />
Acenaphthylene 105 79 60-115 27 21<br />
Anthracene 96 77 61 - 115 21 20<br />
Benzo[a]anthracefle 101 83 76- 115 19 20<br />
Benzo[a]pyrene 99 79 69- 115 21 20<br />
Benzo[blfluoranthene 99 81 81 - 115 19 20<br />
Benzo[g,hilperyiene<br />
103 82 71 -115 21 20<br />
Benzo[klfluoranthene 102 83 85 - 115 19 20N<br />
Chrysene 103 83 70-115 19 20<br />
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene 102 82 79-115 19 20<br />
Fluoranthene 101 82 67- 115 19 20<br />
Fluorene<br />
94 71 72 -115 27 20N<br />
Indeno[1,2,3-cdlpyrene<br />
98 77 76- 115 22 20<br />
Naphthalene 96 71 77 -115 28 20N<br />
Phenanthrene<br />
Pyrene<br />
Surrogate<br />
97 76 79-115 22 20N<br />
103 83 77- 115 20 20<br />
MS % Rec MSD % Rec Acceptance Limits<br />
Terphenyl-d 14 (SUR) 92 75 72-115<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 60108<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16899/1 -A Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.00 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1904 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Aluminum 1.6 U 1.6 5.0<br />
Antimony 0.38 U 0.38 0.60<br />
Arsenic 0.66 U 0.66 1.0<br />
Barium 0,076 U 0.076 0.50<br />
Beryllium 0.033 U 0.033 0.20<br />
Boron 0.98 U 0.98 2.0<br />
Cadmium 0.041 U 0.041 0.20<br />
Calcium 14.1 U 14.1 50.0<br />
Chromium 0.058 U 0.058 0.20<br />
Cobalt 0.10 U 0.10 1.0<br />
Copper 0.22 U 0.22 1.0<br />
Lead 0.27 U 0.27 0.50<br />
Magnesium 3.7 U 3.7 20.0<br />
Manganese 0.10 U 0.10 1.0<br />
Molybdenum 0.26 U 0.26 2.0<br />
Nickel 0.12 U 0.12 4.0<br />
Potassium 41.0 U 41.0 300<br />
Selenium 0.86 U 0.86 1.0<br />
Silver 0.16 U 0.16 0.20<br />
Sodium 59.0 U 59.0 120<br />
Vanadium 0.094 U 0.094 2.0<br />
Zinc 0.40 U 0.40 1.0<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 30506<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16899/1 -A Analysis Batch: 280-17754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 0601 10.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.00 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1659 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Iron 4.34 B 3.8 5.0<br />
Silicon 2.1 U 2.1 10.0<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-16899/2-A Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.00 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1906 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Aluminum 200 176.3 88 82-116<br />
Antimony 50.0 46.58 93 82-110<br />
Arsenic <strong>100</strong> <strong>100</strong>.5 <strong>100</strong> 85-110<br />
Barium 200 190.0 95 87-112<br />
Beryllium 5.00 4.47 89 84-114<br />
Boron <strong>100</strong> 89.93 90 81 -110<br />
Cadmium 10.0 9.67 97 87-110<br />
Calcium 5000 4519 90 82-114<br />
Chromium 20.0 19.52 98 84-114<br />
Cobalt 50.0 46.95 94 87-110<br />
Copper 25.0 25.54 102 88-110<br />
Lead 50.0 49.12 98 86- 110<br />
Magnesium 5000 4758 95 90-110<br />
Manganese 50.0 48.76 98 88-110<br />
Molybdenum <strong>100</strong> 95.97 96 86-110<br />
Nickel 50.0 47.45 95 87-110<br />
Potassium 5000 4769 95 89-110<br />
Selenium 200 195.7 98 83-110<br />
Silver 5.00 5.02 <strong>100</strong> 87-114<br />
Sodium 5000 5032 101 90-112<br />
Vanadium 50.0 49.64 99 88-110<br />
Zinc 50.0 49.82 <strong>100</strong> 76-114<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 30506<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-16899/2-A Analysis Batch: 280-17754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 060110O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.00 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1702 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Iron <strong>100</strong> 103.0 103 87-120<br />
Silicon <strong>100</strong>0 217.7 22 10-70<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdlg Number: J00790<br />
Matrix Spike - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg initial Weight/Volume: 1.07 g<br />
Dale Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1913 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Aluminum 7900 195 9547 844 50 -200 4<br />
Antimony 0.39 U 48.7 27.39 56 20 -200<br />
Arsenic 6.4 97.3 93.05 89 76 -111<br />
Barium 66.4 195 236.9 88 52-159<br />
Beryllium 0.30 4.87 4.10 78 72 -105<br />
Boron 1.4 B 97.3 77.25 78 75- <strong>107</strong><br />
Cadmium 0.073 B 9.73 8.51 87 40- 130<br />
Calcium 3780 4870 8152 90 43-165<br />
Chromium 11.8 19.5 29.11 89 70 -200<br />
Cobalt 6.8 48.7 46.65 82 72 -106<br />
Copper 13.5 24.3 36.93 96 37-187<br />
Lead 14.7 48.7 56.01 85 70- 200<br />
Magnesium 4190 4870 8449 88 64-145<br />
Manganese 303 48.7 353.0 103 40- 200 4<br />
Molybdenum 0.27 U 97.3 81.44 84 75-103<br />
Nickel 11.6 48.7 51.92 83 61 -126<br />
Potassium 1510 4870 5760 87 56-172<br />
Selenium 0.88 U 195 167.2 86 76- 104<br />
Silver 0.16 U 4.87 4.42 91 75 -141<br />
Sodium 165 4870 4250 84 78-111<br />
Vanadium 44.3 48.7 90.48 95 50- 169<br />
Zinc 39.5 48.7 83.04 89 70 -200<br />
Matrix Spike - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 060110O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.07 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1709 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Iron 19200 97.3 19340 ill 70-200 4<br />
Silicon 390 973 460.4 7 20 -200 N<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Duplicate - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17589 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A3052810.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.02 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1916 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Result RPD Limit Quat<br />
Aluminum 7900 7675 3 40<br />
Antimony 0.39 U 0.39 NC 40 U<br />
Arsenic 6.4 6.49 1 30<br />
Barium 66.4 67.93 2 30<br />
Beryllium 0.30 0.293 1 30<br />
Boron 1.4 B 1.33 3 30 B<br />
Cadmium 0.073 B 0.0858 17 30 B<br />
Clim3780 3675 3 30<br />
Chromium 11.8 11.96 2 40<br />
Cobalt 6.8 6.93 2 30<br />
Copper 13.5 13.94 3 30<br />
Lead 14.7 14.39 2 40<br />
Magnesium 4190 4192 0 30<br />
Manganese 303 316.4 4 40<br />
Molybdenum 0.27 U 0.27 NC 30 U<br />
Nickel 11.6 11.66 1 30<br />
Potassium 1510 1465 3 40<br />
Selenium 0.88 U 0.88 NC 30 U<br />
Silver 0.16 U 0.16 NC 30 U<br />
Sodium 165 167.8 2 30<br />
Vanadium 44.3 46.64 5 30<br />
Zinc 39.5 44.68 12 40<br />
Duplicate - Batch: 280-16899 Method: 6010B<br />
Preparation: 3050B<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17754 Instrument ID: MT_025<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16899 Lab File ID: 25A1 060110O.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.02 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 06/01/2010 1711 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/27/2010 1600<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Result RPD Limit Qua]<br />
Iron 19200 19550 2 40<br />
Silicon 390 379.7 3 40<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-16173 Method: 7471A<br />
Preparation: 7471A<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-16173/1 -A Analysis Batch: 280-17633 Instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 0.60 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1843 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Mercury 0.0130 B 0.0055 0.017<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-16173 Method: 7471A<br />
Preparation: 7471A<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-16173/2-A Analysis Batch: 280-17633 Instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Cl'.ient MAtrix: Solid PrepD Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 0.60 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1845 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Mercury 0.417 0.451 108 87-111<br />
Matrix Spike - Batch: 280-16173 Method: 7471A<br />
Preparation: 7471A<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-2 Analysis Batch: 280-17633 Instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 0.63 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1856 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qua] Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Mercury 0.017 0.404 0.454 108 87-111<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Duplicate - Batch: 280-16173 Method: 7471 A<br />
Preparation: 7471A<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-2 Analysis Batch: 280-17633 Instrument ID: MT_033<br />
Client Matrix. Solid Prep Batch: 280-16173 Lab File ID: <strong>100</strong>528AA.txt<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 0.66 g<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/28/2010 1859 Final Weight/Volume: 50 mL<br />
Date Prepared: 05/28/2010 1030<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Result RPD Limit Qual<br />
Mercury 0.017 0.0169 1 20<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Method Blank - Batch: 280-17213 Method: 353.2<br />
Preparation: N/A<br />
Lab Sample ID: MB 280-17099/1 -A Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Instrument ID: WCAlp 2<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: N/A Lab File ID: C:\FLCW_4\0526N0XT.RST<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.0 mL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1641 Final WeightNolume: 1.0 mL<br />
Date Prepared. N/A<br />
Date Leached: 05/26/2010 1104 Leachate Batch: 280-17099<br />
Analyte Result Qual MDL RL<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 0.30 U 0.30 0.74<br />
Lab Control Sample - Batch: 280-17213 Method: 353.2<br />
Preparation: N/A<br />
Lab Sample ID: LCS 280-17099/2-A Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Instrument ID: WCAlp 2<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: N/A Lab File ID: C:\FLOW_-4\0526N0XT.RST<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight[Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1643 Final Weight/Volume: <strong>100</strong> mL<br />
Date Prepared: N/A<br />
Date Leached: 05/26/2010 1104 Leachate Batch: 280-17099<br />
Analyte Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qua!<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 49.4 50.06 101 90- 110<br />
Matrix Spike - Batch: 280-17213 Method: 353.2<br />
Preparation: N/A<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Instrument ID: WCAlp 2<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: N/A Lab File ID: C:\FLOW_4\0526N0XT.RST<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 5 mL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1647 Final Weight/Volume: 5 mL<br />
Date Prepared: N/A<br />
Date Leached: 05/26/2010 1104 Leachate Batch: 280-17099<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Spike Amount Result % Rec. Limit Qual<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 2.5 43.1 46.55 102 90- 110<br />
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Client: Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Duplicate - Batch: 280-17213 Method: 353.2<br />
Preparation: N/A<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-17213 Instrument ID: WCAlp 2<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: N/A Lab File ID: C:\FLOW_4\0526N0XT.RSI<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: mg/Kg Initial Weight/Volume: 1.0 mL<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/26/2010 1646 Final Weight/Volume: 1.0 mL<br />
Dale Prepared: N/A<br />
Date Leached: 05/26/2010 1104 Leachate Batch: 280-17099<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Result RPO Limit Qual<br />
Nitrate Nitrite as N-Soluble 2.5 2.97 17.4 10 M<br />
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Client; Washington Closure <strong>Hanford</strong> Job Number: 280-3571-1<br />
Duplicate - Batch: 280-15845 Method: 0-2216<br />
Preparation: N/A<br />
Sdg Number: J00790<br />
Lab Sample ID: 280-3571-1 Analysis Batch: 280-15845 Instrument ID: No Equipment Assigned<br />
Client Matrix: Solid Prep Batch: N/A Lab File ID: N/A<br />
Dilution: 1.0 Units: % Initial Weight/Volume:<br />
Date Analyzed: 05/17/2010 1230 Final Weight/Volume:<br />
Date Prepared: N/A<br />
Analyte Sample Result/Qual Result RPD Limit Qual<br />
Percent Moisture 4.0 3.68 8 20<br />
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