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Ar30i*066 Appendix H APPENDICES H - I FINAL REPORT FOR GREENWOOD CHEMICAL SITE GREENWOOD, VA RAPID RESPONSE CONTRACT NO. DACW45-89-D-9516 DELIVERY ORDER NO. 31 Submitted to: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District Omaha, Nebraska Submitted by: OHM Remediation Services Corporation Glen Alien, Virginia OHM Project 11112 AR30I*066 APPENDIX H ANALYTICAL REPORTS! CONFIRMATION SAMPLES FINAL REPORT FOR GREENWOOD CHEMICAL SITE GREENWOOD, VA RAPID RESPONSE CONTRACT NO. DACW45-89-D-9516 DELIVERY ORDER NO. 31 Submitted to: Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District Omaha, Nebraska Submitted by: OHM Remediation Services Corporation Glen Alien, Virginia OHM Project 11112 AR30l*067 Analytical Services Corp. ANALYT1CAL REPORT CLIENT: OHM Remediation Services Corporation Virginia Division ATTN: D. Bottoms PROJECTS 11112 - USAGE Greenwood Chemical S AMPLE (S): DA72 SAMPLE TYPE(3)1 Solid ANALYSIS PERFORMED: Conventionals and Organics DATE RECEIVED: July 18, 1992 JOBLINK(s): #609904 This report is "PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL" and delivered to, and intended for the exclusive use of the above named client only. Analytical Services Corporation assumes no responsibility or liability for the reliance hereon or use hereof by anyone other than the above named client. Reviewed and *~~~/~^? ^^7 -» / / Approved by: -_______/ ^- ^^/^l**~*^__________ Date 7/^?/9 Thomas E. Gran, Ph.D., Vice President / / • P.O. Box 1404 • Findlajr.Qhtt4S839-1404 • 419-123-3526 PROJECT NARRATIVE The following items relate to the samples and analytical data contained in this report. o All sample results are reported on an as received "wet weight" basis. o Note any and all comments at the bottom of the tables in Appendix B and/or Appendix C. o ASC will retain samples for a maximum of thirty (30) days after completion of the analysis, samples will be held for a longer period of time, if appropriate arrangements are made in advance. A nominal disposal charge of $5.00/ sample will be imposed for unreturned samples. 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.473 ND Q2V1794 1,1, 1-Trichloroethane ND .473 ND Q2V1794 1,1,2-Trichloroethane i ND .473 ND Q2V1794 Trichloroethylene ND .473 ND Q2V1794 1 , 2-Trans-dlchloroethylene ND .473 ND Q2V1794 Trichlorofluoromethane • ND .473 ND Q2V1794 1,2, 3-Trichloropropane ND .473 ND Q2V1794 1,1, 2-Tr ichlorotr if luoroethane ND .473 ND Q2V1794 Vinyl acetate ND 2.37 ND Q2V1794 Vinyl chloride ND .473 ND Q2V1794 Xylenes ND .473 ND Q2V1794 ftR30l*075 TOTAL VOLATILE ANALYSIS, MS, (HVOO) Company Name Facility Sample Point ASC Sample No. OHM REMEDIATION SERVICES CORPORATION 011112 DA72 JI8150 Sample Detection Blank Batch Compounds Results Limits Results Number mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg 1,2-Dichlorobenzene ND .473 ND Q2V1794 1,3-Dichlorobenzene ND 473 ND Q2V1794 1,4-Dichlorobenzene ND 473 ND Q2V1794 fiR30t»076 VOLATILE COMPOUNDS BY GC/HS, (MVOO) TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED VOLATILE SCREEN RESULTS FACILITY: 11112 SAMPLE IDENTIFIER: DA72 ASC SAMPLE NUMBER: JI8150 Retention Estimated Time Concentration CAS # Compounds (min) (mg/kg) No chromatographic peaks were present with an area greater than 10% of the internal standard RR30U077 APPENDIX C QUALITY ASSURANCE DATA AR30i»07* SUMMARY OP ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY Parameter Reference Method Conventional Phenols (soil) SW-846 9065 Halogens, Total as CL ASTM D808-81 Organics Volatile Compounds by GC/MS SW-846 8240 080;! a; ftR30i*079 METHODOLOGY REFERENCES American Society for Testing and Materials. 1985, edition. CAWf Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water and Wastes.
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