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116 FIELDS OF TESTING AND ANALYTES (continued) Page 3 0 Wastewater Inorganic Chemistry, Nutrients and Demand -- ------ -- - --------------------------------------------(03-13-91) 16 1 Acidity ---------------------- ----- ---------- ---N 16 23 pH ------- ------------------------------ -----Y 16 2 Alkalinity ----- ------------ - ------ -- --- -----N 16 24 Phenols ------- --------------------------------N 3 Ammonia ------------------ ..__------- ------- -----N 16 25 Phosphate, ortho- ------------------------------N 4 Biochemical Oxygen Demand ------- --- ----- - - - N 16 26 Phosphorus, total -------------------------------N 5 Boron ----___--_--_--__--__--_ - ----------- - -N 16 27 Potassium --------------------------------------N 116 6 Bromide -------- -- --------- --- --------- _--- - N 16 28 Residue, Total ---------------------------------Y 16 7 Calcium ------ ------ ------ --- - --- --- --- N 16 29 Residue, Filterable (TDS) -----------------------Y 16 8 cBOD ---- ---------------------- ----- _- ---------N 16 30 Residue, Nonfilterable (TSS)---------------------Y 116 9 Chemical Oxygen Demand ------- -- --------- --- - N 16 31 Residue, Settleable (SS) -----------------------Y 1.6 10 Chloride --------------- --------- - - ------ -- N 16 32 Residue, Volatile ----------- ------------------Y 16 11 Chlorine Residual, total -- ------- --__ ----- --- N 16 33 Silica - ---------------------------------------N 16 12 Cyanide ------ ----- - -- - -_- ---------------N 16 34 Sodium ------- --------------------------------N 16 13 Cyanide amenable to Chlorination -- -- -- —M 16 35 Specific Conductance ---------------------------N 16 14 Fluoride ------------ ------ N 16 36 Sulfate ----------------------------------------N 16 15 Hardness ------------------------------------------N 16 37 Sulfide (includes total and soluble) -----------N �6 16 Kjeldahl Nitrogen ---- -----------------------------N 16 38 Sulfite ----- ------ - ---N -- 6 17 Magnesium ---- ----------------------- --------- --N 16 39 Surfactants (MBAS) ------------------- ---------N 16 18 Nitrate ------------------------- ----------- -----N 16 40 Tannin and Lignin ------------------------------N 6 19 Nitrite -N 16 41 Turbidity --------------------------------------N 6 20 Oil and Crease ----------------------------- ------N 16 42 Iron (Colorimetric Only) -----------------------N 16 21 Organic Carbon --------------------- ---------------N 16 43 Manganese (Calorimetric Only) ----------------- N 6 22 Oxygen, Dissolved -------- --------- ----- -- ------N 16 44 TRPH ------------------------------------------Y 7 0 Toxic Chemical Elements in Wastewater ------------- -------------------------------------------------------------(01-22-91) 7 1 Aluminum _________________________________ ________Y 17 17 Molybdenum -------------------------------------Y 7 2 Antimony -------- --------- _-- --------------- -- Y 17 18 Nickel ------- ------------------ --------------Y 7 3 Arsenic ------------------- -- ----- --------------Y 17 19 Osmium -----------------------------------------N 4 Barium ---------------------- ----------- ---- ----Y 17 20 Palladium ----� --�---__ -----------------------N Beryllium ------------- .-_- ----- - -- - - - --Y 17 21 Platinum -------- ---------------- ------------N 6 Cadmium --------------------- _-_ -- __ _ _ --Y 17 22 Rhodium - ----------------------------------N 17 7 rh,omium (VI) - ------- - - - �! ' ' �3 4u,rhen IuM 0 1 8 Chromium, total -------------- -- --- -------------Y 17 24 Selenium - -- - -- --------�_..__-_-_-__ ---------Y 7 9 Cobalt ---_--��-------- --- - - ---Y 17 25 Silver --------------------- -------------------Y 7 10 Copper - 17 26 Strontium - - - N' 17 11 Gold -------- -- --- - - - --- ---- --_ ----- ------N 17 27 Thallium ---- -----------------------------------Y 7 12 Iridium ------- -- ------------- -----------------N 17 28 Tin ---- ----- --------�---_--------�-----�---_--_ N 7 13 Iron -- -- ---------------- --------- ---------------Y 17 29 Titanium --- --------------------- ------------N 17 14 Lead ------------------------- - ------------------Y 17 30 Vanadium ---------------------------------------Y 1 7 15 Manganese -----------------------------------------N 17 31 Zinc --- ---------------------------------------Y 7 16 Mercury ----------------------------------------- -Y 8 0 Organic Chemistry of Wastewater (measurements by GC/MS combination) --------- -- - -- -- -----------------------(07-29-92) 1 Volatile Organics ----------- - - --- - __ --_- ------- ----------- ------------ -_ _- ----------------------------------Y 2 Acid and Base/Neutral compounds ----------- -- --------------------------------------- -----------------------------------N 0 Organic Chemistry of Wastewater (excluding measurements by GC/MS combination) - ----- - -------------- ---------(02-20-91) 1 Halogenated Volatiles -------- - -- --Y 19 8 Organochlorine Pesticides - ------ ---N 19 2 Aromatic Volatiles ------- ---- -- ----------- -Y 19 9 Polychlorinated Biphenyls -------- --------------N 3 Acrolein, Acrylonitrile, Acetonitrile -------------N 19 10 Nitroaromatics and Cyclic _Ketones-`---_____-`---N 4 Phenols -------------------------------------------N 19 11 Polynuclear Aromatics - ---N 19 5 Benzidine --------------------- ---------------N 19 12 Haloethers ---------- - N 6 Phthalate Esters ------------------------- ---------N 19 13 Carbamates ---------------- --------------------N 7 Nitrosoamines -------------------------------------N --_-------_-----------------------------�----------------------_------------- ----------- -- " --------- a oratory is also certified for additional hazardous material test categories under Certificate No lis laboratory is also certified for additional drinking water test categories under Certificate No --------------------- r