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J <br /> ed <br /> o 4 <br /> custody form They are placed 1nZ3bags ot stored <br /> custody} delivered to to t the o chosensen <br /> ice The preserved samples areCOC (chain <br /> laboratory <br /> ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> TPH is the abbreviations used for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons used by the laboratories <br /> for water and soil analyses The letter following TPH indicates a particular distinction or <br /> grouping for the results The letters "g", "d", "k", or "o" indicate gasoline, diesel, <br /> kerosene, or oil, respectively, i e TPH-d for diesel ranges TPH <br /> BTEX or MTBE are acronyms or abbreviations used for Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene <br /> and all of the Xylenes (BTEX) and Methyl tertiary-Butyl Ether (MTBE), respectively <br /> MBTEX is the designation for the combination of the above fi.,e compounds TBA, <br /> DIPS, ETBE, and TAME are the acron)ms used for the oxygenates t-butanol, di- <br /> isopropyl ether, ethyl-t-butyl ether, and t-ani}Imethyl ether, respectively <br /> Laboratory lower detection limits unless othene isseas fnoted. <br /> o o d s due to matrix interference or <br /> elevated concentrations of target compounds, � <br /> TPHg 50 ug/L MTBE 0 ug/L <br /> Benzene 0 5 ug/L Toluene 0 5 ug/L <br /> Ethyl Benzene 0 5 ug/L Total Xylenes 2 0 ug/L <br /> The less than symbol, <, used with a "parts per value" indicates the lower detection limit <br /> for a given analytical result and the level, if present, of that particular analyte is below or <br /> less than that lower detection limit <br /> Other abbreviations commonly used are ppm, ppb, mg/Kg, ug/Kg, ml/1 and uUi are parts <br /> per million, parts per billion, milligrams per kilogram, micrograms per kilogram, <br /> milliliters per liter, microliters per liter, respectively <br /> CHAIN OF CUSTODY DOCUAZENTATION <br /> All water samples that are collected by NNIEGE and transported to a certified analytical <br /> laboratory are accompanied by chain-of- custody (COC} documentation This <br /> documentation is used to record the moN ement and custody of a sample-fronFcollection <br /> in the field to final analysis and storage Samples to be analyzed at the certified <br /> laboratory were logged on the COC sheet provided by the laboratory The same <br /> information provided on the notedon labels theeCOCname, <br /> form sample <br /> Eachlocation, <br /> persondate, <br /> relinquishing <br /> analysis to be performed) 5 also <br /> custody of the sample set signs the COC form indicating the date and time of the transfer <br /> to the recipient A copy of the COC follows the samples or their extracts throughout the <br /> laboratory to aid the analyst in identifying-the samples and to assure analysis within <br /> holding times. Copies of the COC documentation are included with the laboratory results <br /> in Appendix C of the sampling report <br />