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r <br /> r <br /> r <br /> QUALITY CONTROL REPORT <br /> r <br /> In order to provide you with the means of assessing the quality of the data in our report, <br /> D&M Laboratories reports the results of Quality Control samples analyzed with your samples. <br /> The Quality Control samples provide the following QC information: <br /> The Method Blank (MB) monitors the level of contamination introduced by reagents or <br /> glassware A minimum of one MB is run per batch of 20 samples or less. <br /> The Method Blank Spike (MBS) measures the accuracy of analytical techniques and is not <br /> subject to matrix effects A minimum of one MBS is run per batch of 20 samples or <br /> less. <br /> The Matrix Spike (MS) measures the accuracy of the method for a matrix type Due to the high <br /> variability within matrix types and the necessity of batching samples from vaned <br /> sources, matrix spike information from one sample is not necessarily relevant to other <br /> samples on the batch A minimum of two matrix spikes, MS and MSD, are run per <br /> batch of 20 samples or less The sample selected for the matrix spike is designated MX, <br /> and may or may not have been submitted by the recipient of this report. <br /> The Matrix Spike Duplicate (MSD), along with the MS, is used to monitor the precision <br /> (RPD) of the method and to indicate possible non homogeneity of the sample matrix <br /> Equations used for determining percent recovery and relative percent difference (RPD) are as <br /> follows <br /> MBS % Recovery = (MBS result / MBS spike level) x 100 <br /> MS % Recovery = [(MS result - MX result) / MS spike level] x 100 <br /> RPD ={ I MS result - MSD result I / [(MS result + MSD result) / 2]) x 100 <br /> We continue to strive to improve the quality of service to our clients We welcome any <br /> questions or comments you may have about this information, or about D&M Laboratories in <br /> general Please contact a Project Manager for further information <br /> r ' <br /> QCRcp 319215 <br /> r <br />