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Content of the Central OPCW Analytical Database

C-I/DEC.64 adopted by the Conference of the States Parties at its First Session on 22 May 1997 and entitled OPCW Central Analytical Database . The lists of validated analytical data for inclusion in the database have been subject to frequent updates, as reflected in numerous decisions adopted by the Executive Council  [Pg.243]

Recalling that the Commission, in its PC-XV/25, subparagraph 8.3(b), approved the The Results of the Evaluation of the GC data and, in its PC-XVI/36, paragraph 10.3 approved the results of the evaluation of the GC data of analytical derivatives of scheduled chemicals. [Pg.243]

Recalling that the Commission in its PC-XV/25, paragraph 8.3(c), approved the inclusion of analytical data in the OPCW Analytical Database for the test chemicals, as contained in the Recommended Operating Procedure for On-Site / lysis by Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) (PC-XIV/B/WP.5, Annex 5) on the understanding that the test samples will not contain scheduled chemicals and that, therefore, the use of the above data, during on-site analysis, will be restricted to GC/MS performance tests and that analytical procedures which prevent cross contamination of the test chemicals are appHed, as appropriate. [Pg.243]


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