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Crockett R G M, Campbell A J and Ahmed F R 1990 Structure and molecular-orientation of tetramethoxy-tetraoctoxy phthalocyaninato-polysiloxane Langmuir-Blodgett-films Po/yme/ 31 602-8... 

Roduner, E. Crockett, R. In Landoldt-Bornstein, New Series, Radical Reaction Rates in Solution Fischer, H., Ed. Springer-Verlag Berlin, 1995 Vol. 11718a, p 79. 

Submitted by Geoffrey C. Crockett and Tad H. Koch Checked by S. Boettger and M. F. Semmelhack... 

EPA. 1978. Environmental Protection Agency. Preliminary report on aryl phosphate monitoring with attachment. Intra-Agency memorandum from A.B. Crockett, Environmental Monitoring and Support Laboratory, Office of Research and Development to M.P. Halper, Monitoring and Data Support. 

Crockett, Arthur and Timothy Green Beckley. Count Saint Germain the New Age prophet who lives forever. Inner Light Publns, 1994. 128p. ISBN 0938294679... 

Crockett, A.B. Hern, S.C. Kinney, W.L. Flatman, G.T. "Guidelines for Field Testing Aquatic Fate and Transport Models Interim Report" U.S. Environ. Prot. Agency, Environ. Monitoring Systems Lab. Las Vegas, Nevada, 1982 p. 174 + Appendices. 

Crockett, A.R., Willis, R.M. Jr., and Cleary, M.P. "Improvement of Hydraulic Fracture Predictions by Real-Time History Matching on Observed Pressures," SPE paper 15264, 1986 SPE Unconventional Gas Technology Symposium, Louisville, May 18-21. 

Crockett DK, Lin Z, Vaughn CP, et al. Identification of proteins from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded cells by LC-MS/MS. Lab. Invest. 2005 85 1405-1415. 

L Crockett, DH Wang, JJ Galligan, GD Fink, AF Chen. Arterioscler Thromb Vase Biol 22 249-255, 2002. 

Cleveland, L. Little, E.E. Petty, J.D. Johnson, B.T. Lebo, J.A. Orazio, C.E. Dionne. J. Crockett, A. 1997, Toxicological and chemical screening of Antarctica sediments Use of whole sediment toxicity tests, Microtox, Mutatox, and semipermeable membrane devices (SPMDs). Mar. Pollut. Bull 34 194-202. 

Military and ammunition sites contaminated with explosives can cover substantial areas (Gerth et al. 2005). Soil contamination in these sites is often heterogeneous. Explosives are relatively non-volatile, and have low aqueous solubility. Sampling from sites within a few decimetres of one another can result in concentration differences of up to one hundredfold (Jenkins et al. 1996). For example, the coefficients of variation across samples taken from 11 abandoned sites in the USA were 248% for TNT and 137% for Hexogen (Crockett et al. 1998). As a result, sampling error greatly exceeds measurement error. Thus to obtain representative results... 

Crockett A. B., Jenkins T. F., Craig, H. D., and Sisk, W. E., 1998, Overview of On-Site Analytical Methods for Explosives in Soil, U.S. Army Cold Regions Engineering Laboratory, Special Report 98-4. 

Kohler, M., Kunniger, T., Schmid, P., Gujer, E., Crockett, R., and Wolfensberger, M. Inventory and emission factors of creosote, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), and phenols from railroad ties treated with creosote. Environ. Sci. Technol, 34(22) 4766-4772, 2000. 

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