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RE: environmental sample volume
This question isn't as simple as a standard volume for water or any other
media. Laboratories base the required sample volume/mass on the client's
required MDC, the number of isotopes to be tested and the type of analysis.
Additionally, if non-rad testing is required such as metals or VOA sampling,
extra bottles of sample will be required from each point.
Darren Boone
Radiological Engineering
RMRS/RFETS
(303) 966-2751
-----Original Message-----
From: dpharrison@aep.com [SMTP:dpharrison@aep.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 4:43 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: environmental sample volume
Is there a protocol that says you have to use a 4-L volume for
certain
environmental samples, like water? Why not use a 1-L sample volume?
dpharrison@aep.com
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