SAMPLE VOLUME AND CONTAINERS Sample Clauses

SAMPLE VOLUME AND CONTAINERS. ‌ The required volume of sample for analysis will be placed in laboratory supplied containers. Table 2 summarizes appropriate holding times, preservation methods, sample volumes and sample containers. TABLE 2. SAMPLE VOLUME, HOLDING TIME, PRESERVATION AND CONTAINERS Parameter Holding Time (days) Transport Preservation Method Archive Preservatio n Method Sample Volume Sample Container Grain Size 365 None <6° 300g 16 oz HDPE Wide Mouth Total Solids 14 None <6° 15g 8 oz Wide Mouth Total Organic Carbon 14 None <6° 15g Total Volatile Solids 14 None <6° 15g Total Sulfides 7 5mL ZnOAC <6° 15g 4 oz Wide Mouth Ammonia 7 None <6° 15g 4 oz Wide Mouth Metals 180 None <6° 50g 4 oz Wide Mouth SVOCs 14 None <6° 300g 16 oz Clear Glass Pesticides 14 None <6° 150g PCBs 14 None <6° 150g Dioxin/Furans 14 None <6° 150g 8 oz Xxxxx Xxxxx
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