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Amber glass and polyethvlene bottles will be f_lled :o the <br /> bottle neck Samples collected .n 40-ml VOA vials ii ll be <br /> filled to overflowing with a positive meniscus The v.als <br /> gill be sealed with a teflon-lined screw cap such that no <br /> head space exists dithan the vial <br /> I <br /> 2 .0 Sample Containers <br /> F Soil and groundwater samples gill be placed in containers <br /> supplied by the analytical laboratory Table l summarizes <br /> the required sample containers. <br /> Pa Soil samples will be collected in 3-once widemouth clear <br /> glass jars. Screw on caps will be fitted Frith teflon <br /> liners. <br /> 3 .0 Quality Control Field Samples <br /> a QC program independent from the laboratory' s program will <br /> oe ansti+-uted. The program entails "blind" submittals to <br /> the laboratory of blank and duplicate samples. No spiked <br /> samples wi;.� be supplied from the field for this <br /> investigation. The laboratory an-hoase QC program Gill <br /> include analysis of spiked samples. All QC samples .gill be <br /> assigned indspendent sample numbers and made <br /> indistinguishable from non QC samples. <br /> when sampling groundwater, travel blanks will be used to <br /> . detect the _ntroduction of contaminants during <br /> transportation from the field to the laboratory. The travel <br /> blanks will oe provided oy the analytical laooratory. Thev <br /> ails be taken to the field and accompany the collected <br /> groundwater samples to the laboratory for analysis. The <br /> _ blanks will consist of de-ionized water and analytically <br /> confirmed organic-free rater. The blank is numbered, <br /> packaged, and sealed n the same manner as the other <br /> samples. <br /> 'Fen peresnt of each sample type submitted to the laboratory <br /> for analysis will be duplicates. Soil duplicates will be <br /> collected using the procedure described in the Soil Sampling <br /> Protocol. Water sample duplicates will be treated by <br /> fill.Lng two sample bottles from the well bailer. If more <br /> than one bailer volume is required, each bailer volume will <br /> be split between containers. <br /> 4.0 Sample Preservation <br /> Sample containers aill be pre-cooled and transported to the <br /> site in the cooler. All samples will be preserved as <br /> indicated on Table I and placed in a cooler immediately <br /> after collection. Chemical ice will be used in the cooler <br /> to cool and maintain samples at a temperature of VC A <br /> high-low thermometer will accompany the samples to document <br /> transport conditions. <br />