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i <br /> I INCHCAPE TESTING SERVICES, SAN JOSE LABORATORIES <br /> REPORT DESCRIPTION - INORGANICS <br /> Analytical Data Report(ADR) <br /> The ADR contains tabulated results for inorganic analytes All field samples QC samples and blanks were prepared and analyzed <br /> according to procedures in the following references <br />' = "Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste,"SW-846,EPA,3rd Edition 1994 <br /> "Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water and Wastes,"EPA,3rd Edition, 1983 <br /> CCR Title 22,Section 66261 Appendix II,California Waste Extraction Test <br /> CCR Title 22 Section 66261,Appendix XI,Organic Lead <br /> ` "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater,"APHA,AW WA,WEF I Sth Edmtian,1992 <br /> USEPA Contract Laboratory Program Statement of Work for Inorganic Analyses,IL M02 1,ILM03 0,MM04 0,1991-1995 <br /> Matrix Spike Report(MSR) <br /> The MSR summarizes the percent recovery and relative percent difference information for matrix spikes and matrix spike duplicates This <br /> Information is a statement of both accuracy and precision MSRs may not be provided with all analytical reports <br /> I Laboratory Control Sample Report(LCSR) <br /> The LCSR smmmmanzes percent recovery information for laboratory control spikes on reagent water or scat This information is a statement <br /> Of Performance for the method,m a.the samples are properly prepared and analyzed according to the applicable methods <br /> Method Blank Report(MBR) <br /> The MBR summarizes quality control information for reagents used In preparing samples The absolute value of each analyte measured In <br />' the method blank should be below the method reporting hmit(PQL)for that analyte <br /> Post Digestion Spice Report(PDSR) <br /> I The PDSR summarizes percent recovery mmmfammation for post digestion spikes A post digestion spike is performed for a particular analyte <br /> if the matrix spike recovery is oulade of established control limits Any percent recovery for a post digestion spike outside of established <br /> hmmts for an analyte mdtcates probable matrix effects and interferences for that analyte <br /> Qualifiers(Q) <br /> rrS-SJ uses several data qualifiers in inorganic reports These qualifiers give additional mformation on the analytes reported The following <br /> is a list of qualifiers and their meanings <br /> I- Sample was analyzed at the stated dilution due to interferences <br /> U- Analyte concentration was below the applicable reporting lcmmt For matrix and post digestion spike reports a value of <br /> "0 0"is entered for calculation of the percent recovery <br /> B- Sample concentration was below the reporting limit but above the instrument detection hnut Result is entered for <br />' calculation of the percent recovery only <br /> H- Spike percent recovery is not calculated due to possible Interferences from relatively high concentration level of the <br /> analyte m the unsptked sample <br /> Comment Codes <br /> In addition to qualifiers,the following codes are used In the comment section of all reports to give additional mformation about sample <br /> preparation methods <br /> A- Sample was prepared for silver based on the silver digestion method developed by the Southern California Laboratory <br /> Department of Health Services "Acid Digestion for Sediments,Sludges Soils and Solid Wastes A Proposed Alternative <br /> to EPA SW846 Method 3050"Environmental Science and Technology 1989 23 898-900 <br /> C- Spikes were prepared after extraction by the Califorma Waste Extraction Test(CWET)method <br /> D- Reported results are dissolved not total metals Spikes were prepared after filtration <br /> Reporting Conventions <br /> Analytical values reported are gross values i e not corrected for method blank contamination Solid matrices are reported on a wet <br /> weight basis unless noted <br />' ftioew�metaialaovmh6�ddoc <br /> I <br /> 5 2 <br /> �1 1 <br />