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13:41 FROM _ TO 1209464013E F. <br /> Harlen Knoll <br /> February 2, 1991 <br /> Page 2 <br /> JAboratory Analysis <br /> All samples were delivered within 24 hours to a California Certified analytical laboratory. <br /> Samples collected during the second round of sampling (fall, 1990) were analyzed for only <br /> purgeable halocarbons (EPA Method 601). Along with normal laboratory quality <br /> control measures, at least 10 percent spike and 10 percent duplicate samples.will be run <br /> with each analysis set for quality assurance and quality control. A sample blank obtained <br /> by passing deionized water through a cleaned bailer was also analyzed to verify on-site <br /> decontamination procedures. <br /> The most significant analytical results are summarized below in Table 1, detailed analytical <br /> reports and field logs are provided in ,Appendix 1. <br /> If you have any questions concerning this data., or would like additional information, please <br /> call me at your earliest convenience. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Kent S. Murray, Ph.D. <br /> President <br /> KSM-cal <br /> ,attachment <br /> cc: lir. Lambert C. Barnum <br />