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• Source (well designation) <br /> • <br />' Date generated <br />' Client contact <br /> • Project number <br />' Name of sampler <br />' The groundwater was stored on site for less than 90 days <br />' Well Sampling <br />' A Teflon bailer was used for well sampling Glass bottles of at least 40 milliliters volume <br /> and fitted with Teflon-lined septa were used in sampling for volatile organics These bottles <br /> were filled completely to prevent air from remaining in the bottle A positive meniscus <br />' forms when the bottles are completely full A convex Teflon septum were placed over the <br /> meniscus to eliminate air After capping, the bottles were inverted and tapped to verify that <br /> they did not contain air bubbles The sample containers for other parameters were filled, and <br /> liecapped <br />' SAMPLE HANDLING AND DOCUMENTATION <br /> The following section specifies the procedures and documentation used during sample <br />' handling <br />' Sample Handling <br /> All sample containers were labeled immediately following sample collection Samples were <br />' kept cool to approximately 4 degrees Celsius with cold packs or ice contained in Zip-LokTM <br /> storage bags until received by the laboratory Cold packs or ice were replaced each day to <br /> maintain refrigeration At the time of sampling, each sample was logged on a Chain-of- <br /> Custody record, which accompanied the sample to the DHS-approved laboratory <br />' Sample Documentation <br /> The following procedures were used during sampling and analysis to provide Chain-Of- <br /> Custody control <br /> • Field logbooks to document sampling activities in the field <br /> 1 <br />