Sample analytical procedure

Fate-and-transport studies using computer modeling and mathematical calculations can effectively evaluate the potential for contaminant migration and degradation through the natural and anthropogenic processes active at the site. Often a brief fate-and-transport study early in the project can lead to optimal placement of monitor and recovery wells, and selection of sample analytical procedures. 

Sample Analytical procedure Species of interest Toxicological and/or clinical relevance Ref. 

G-1.1 Commodity Specification for Acetylene. Covers specification requirements for acetylene. Presents data on quality verification, sampling, analytical procedures, and containers with supplemental table (5 pages). 

G-7.1 Commodity Specification for Air. Describes specification requirements for air. Provides data concerning quality verification systems, sampling, analytical procedures, containers, typical uses for various grades (QVLs), and supplemental specification tables. Previous edition cited in 29 CFR (11 pages). 

G-8.2 Commodity Specification for Nitrous Oxide. Describes the specification requirements for nitrous oxide manufactured by the thermal decomposition of nitrous oxide grade ammonium nitrate and filled into standard pressurized containers. Data regarding quality verification systems, sampling, analytical procedures, and containers are included. (12 pages)... 

Eichrom Technologies, Uranium in soil (2 gram sample). Analytical Procedures, ACS07,Rev. 1.5,2005. 

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