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25 October 2001 <br /> AGE-NC Project No 97-0301 <br /> ' Page 4 of 7 <br /> P-10 and submitted for laboratory analysis for the above mentioned constituents At least one grab <br /> water sample was collected from each informal hydrologic flow unit at each boring Six grab water <br /> samples were collected from First Water Zone(P5-40 to 50, P6-35 to 50, P7-36 to 40,P8-36 to 40, <br /> P9-40 to 45 and P10-36 to 40), six grab water samples were collected from Second Water Zone <br /> (P5-70 to 80,P6-68 to 73,P7-62 to 35, P8-64 to 67,P9-64 to 67 and P10-62 to 67), six grab water <br /> samples were collected from Third Water Zone (P5-95 to 105, P6-90 to 95, P7-94 to 97,P8-96 to <br /> ' 99,P9-88 to 95 and P 10-90 to 100), and six grab water samples were collected from Fourth Water <br /> Zone(P5-120 to 125,P6-120 to 125, P7-121 to 125, P8-116 to 120, P9-117 to 120 and P10-120 to <br /> 125) Table 1 shows the sample identification, sampling depth and the associated informal <br /> hydrologic flow unit designation <br /> TPH-g was detected in three P-5 water samples collected from First, Second and Fourth Water <br /> ' Zones at concentrations as high as 590 micrograms per liter (µg11), in two P-7 water samples <br /> collected from First and Second Water Zones at concentrations as high as 3,200 Ag/l, in one P-9 <br /> water sample collected from First Water Zone at a concentration of 720µg11, and in one P-10 water <br /> ' sample collected from Third Water Zone at a concentration of 94µgll The laboratory reported the <br /> First Water Zone sample chromatograms from P-5,the First and Second Water Zone samples from <br /> P-7,the First Water Zone sample from P-9 and the Third Water Zone sample from P-10 as having <br /> significant unmodified or weakly modified gasoline The laboratory reported the Second and Fourth <br /> Water Zone sample chromatograms from P-5 as having heavier gasoline-range compounds <br /> I ' TPH-d was detected in two P-5 water samples collected from First and Fourth Water Zones at <br /> concentrations as high as 330µg/1, in two P-6 water samples collected from First and Fourth Water <br /> ' Zones at concentrations as high as 190 µg/1, In two P-7 water samples collected from First and <br /> Second Water Zones at concentrations as high as 780µg/l, in two P-8 water samples collected from <br /> Third and Fourth Water Zones at concentrations as high as 61 1,4g11, and in two P-9 water samples <br /> collected from First and Second Water Zones at concentrations as high as 130µg/1 The laboratory <br /> reported the First and Fourth Water sample chromatograms from P-5,the First Water Zone sample <br /> from P-7 and the First Water Zone sample from P-9 as having slgmficant gasoline range compounds <br /> ' The laboratory reported the First Water Zone sample chromatogram from P-6 and the Third Water <br /> Zone sample from P-8 as being more consistent with kerosene The laboratory also reported the <br /> Fourth Water Zone sample chromatograms from P-6, the Second Water Zone sample from P-7, the <br /> Fourth Water Zone sample from P-8 and the First and Second Water Zone samples from P-9 as <br /> having significant diesel-range compounds <br /> Various BTEX compounds were detected in three P-5 water samples collected from First, Second <br /> and Fourth Water Zones at concentrations as high as 59µg11, in three P-7 water samples collected <br /> from First, Second and Third Water Zones at concentrations as high as 18 µg/1, in one P-8 <br /> ' intermediate water sample collected between Second and Third Water Zones at a concentration of <br /> 6 6 µg11, in one P-9 water sample collected from First Water Zone at concentrations as high as 99 <br /> Advanced GeoEnvironmentat,Inc <br />