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Analytical Guide
Table
1 | Table 2 | Table 3
Table 2
Recommended Container, Preservation Techniques and Holding Times For
CLP/ASP Analyses
| Analytes |
Method |
Containers |
Required*
Volume
|
Preservation |
Holding
Times
|
| Volatile
Organics |
| Solid |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass jar
with Teflon lining |
Minimal
head-
space in jar |
4°C |
10
days from VTSR |
| Aqueous
|
CLP/ASP |
40mL
VOA vials
with Teflon septum |
40mL |
4°C
HCl, pH<2 |
10
days from VTSR |
| CLP
Low |
40mL
VOA vials
with Teflon septum |
40mL |
4°C
HCl, pH<2 |
10
days from VTSR |
| Semivolatile
Organics |
| Solid |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass jar
with Teflon lining |
30gram |
4°C |
10
days from VTSR
Analysis
within 40 days |
| Aqueous |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass bottle
with Teflon lining |
1L |
4°C |
5
days from VTSR
Analysis within 40 days |
| CLP
Low |
Amber
glass bottle
with Teflon lining |
1L |
4°C
|
5
days from VTSR
Analysis within 40 days |
| Organochlorine
Pesticide/PCB |
| Solid |
CLP/ASP
|
Amber
glass jar
with Teflon lining |
30gram |
4°C
|
10
days from VTSR
Analysis with 40 days |
| Aqueous |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass bottle
with Teflon lining |
1L |
4°C |
5
days from VTSR
Analysis within 40 days |
| CLP
Low |
Amber
glass bottle
with Teflon lining |
1L |
4°C |
5
days from VTSR
Analysis within 40 days |
| Cyanide |
| Solid
|
CLP/ASP
|
Amber
glass jar |
2gram |
4°C |
12
days from VTSR |
| Aqueous |
CLP/ASP
|
Polyethylene
bottle |
50mL
|
4°C
NaOH, pH>12 |
12
days from VTSR |
| Total
Metals except Mercury |
| Solid |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass jar |
2gram |
4°C |
180
days from VTSR |
| Aqueous |
CLP/ASP |
Polyethylene
bottle |
100mL |
HNO3,
pH<2 |
180
days from VTSR |
| Mercury |
| Solid |
CLP/ASP |
Amber
glass jar |
10gram
|
4°C |
26
days from VTSR |
| Aqueous
|
CLP/ASP |
Polyethylene
bottle |
100mL |
4°C
HNO3, pH<2 |
26
days from VTSR |
* These represent minimum required volume. Additional
sample volumes should be collected to minimize headspace loss for volatile
analysis. Additional sample aliquot are also required to perform QA/QC
functions (e.g. spikes, duplicates), % moisture for solid samples and
sample re-analysis (if needed).
a
For Massachusetts analyses, the volatile soil samples are to be preserved
in methanol in the field.
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