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USATHAMAU.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency

TOORLE ARMY DEPOT

PRELIMINART ASSESSNENT/SITE INVESTIGATIONFINAL REPORT

VOLUME II - SOUTH ARE)

APPENDIXES

DECEMBER 1988

PREPARED FOR:

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BY:

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UNDER: .LC,".

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EA Report THA51E5

FINAL REPORT

PRELIMINARY ASSESSM ENT/SITE INVESTIGATION

TOOELE ARMY DEPOT, UTAH

VOLUME II - SOUTH AREA

APPENDIXES

Prepared for

U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland 21010

Prepared by

EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc.

15 Loveton Circle

Sparks, Maryland 21152

December 1988

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CONTENTS

AppendixNumber

II-A ANALYTICAL DATA FOR DRILLING/DECONTAMINATION WATER:

SUPPLY WELL NOS. 3 (N-TEAD) AND 2 (S-TEAD)

II-B S-TEAD WELL COMPLETION DIAGRAMS, BORING LOGS, AND DEVELOPMENT LOGS

II-C FIELD SURVEYING DATA

II-D WELL PURGING LOGS

II-E INSTALLATION RESTORATION DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (JRDMS)

CHEMICAL DATA, DEFINITIONS, AND CERTIFIED REPORTING LIMITS

o r

: [:Istr uon/

~ LyCodes

"Dist Special

\/ mllllll l

APPENDIX 11-A

ANALYTICAL DATA FOR DRILLING/DECONTAMINATION WATER:SUPPLY WELL NOS. 3 (N-TEA)) AND 2 (S-TEA)

ENVIRODYNE ,ENGINEERS

February 26, 1986 RECEIVED MIIR 0 319883060-364

Ms. Linda McConnellEA Engineering Science & Technology, Inc.15 Loveton CircleSparks, MD 21152

pear Ms. McConnell:

Enclosed are the results of analysis of two water samples from Tooele ArmyDepot. The samples were received January 18, 1986. Table 1 contains theresults for the samples as well as the method blank and three control spikesanalyzed with the lct. Table 2 contains Oata that will be needed to enterthe results into the USATHAMA data management system. All parameters ana-lyzed for Tooele and Lake City are listed in Table 2, so some parameters maybe listed that were not required on your samples.

I have also enclosed copies of all control charts for the analyses performedas well as comments from our review of the charts. A copy of the charts andcomments should be forwarded to USATHAMA for their review and approval..,

Please contact me if you have any questions concerning this report or. if youneed additional information.

Sincerely,

'dithL. Stone

Project Manager

JLS/csg

Enclosures

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ANALYTICAL inULTu (VOA) instrument: *21

Iroj.ct go./=Ut 306L-364/EA Engineers/Tooele ft~ February 18, 1986 ?ae1 2Site

SQCMB 2 3lab no. /1frn no. .LL -

analysis date /1-25-86 1-25-86 1-25-8(

analysis time I..L

analyst initials BK BAK BAK(

~alordirmat 100 AC - - - -

b-raimthlmlOte 20 CRR3

chilorofeoni o =Rdchlorobromthmwi 10 DRDCI

choota *p 1-C2Horet5e ___

l2-dilorothvnylote 20 _______ - - -

chlorofolr~i 1e.0 licE =- -

1dhloropropa~ne 20 XBflCLP___

.1.-dichloropropyne 20 l3DCLEethiclrotw 20engene

methyl broide 30 CH3BR

methylerie chlorzde 10 CH2CL2 5 8 41.1.2.2-totrahorothan~e 10 TCLEAtttrachloroetbylene 10 TCLEE ___

toluenein MCH2.2-trnx-dichlarothylene 20 T12DCE___l1,l.-trichloroethant 20 1117CEi.1.2-tzrachloroethane 20 112TCEtrichloroethylene -0 - -L

tri cli re fiuorame thae 50 CCL3F ___

vInyl chloride 3 23~

VOA SURIROGATES

Spike level Units--

d4 -1 ,2-ditchloroethane 12DCD4

de-toluene IEC50 - -

p-ILF9 PUSE--

NOTE: All results reported in _g3 unless otherwise noted.

W~here no value appears, the compound was not detected.

&sa..nzcaz MiUL (&41A) Instrument: #22

proect b./=l10st 3060-364 EA Engineers/ Tooele ftleebruarv Ia, 1986 P~2*

site //, 14A 5,A QCMBJlab no. Well W13 W4ell 2f rn no.analysis date iii1-30-8 .- 30-86 1-30-8analysis t3ime@analyst initials LC LA A

165 2-chieron hen

328 1, 2tianhdrrn l2D~r 10

323 bfnQuorar rsmZ* IFpvTI -10--0

333ong (sa) lerommnzene 034834YA hR2c00rbuad0

3otbi hxaclorothnemZ- BCX

Ila 7oioro e Ww B2LE -S

Ito 2-hlirosodethyaen 2NAP - - -l

43!!,; N-nt~ od nyl other 4 I -

49841 enz0ntnrsnth~ sBF 14M45B 1 .24yr l roneen I'9 CL '0219 1,3,-trihlrobnzeie1DB 2=

23 3 3-rzornznzij2,jg2,B - - -

2B ity phtrb~halate DP

2E .- n a cene 2 6nPOS An

29Moerno n valu aprs Ign oui .

3 N ea-Nlortbezel Area z 3S34 Seac~outaden Hrea

TCALmuitiIns trument: 422

V"".e jb./jst Ylf;-364 EA Engineers/?ooele- ast February 18, 19e,5s. esite N4 SA__ - -

lab no. Well 3 Wel 2frn no. 77analysis date-// 1/30/86~ 1/30/8 1/30/8(- -

analysis tim~e LAC_analyst initial$ LMC uiC uc - - - -

ACID COMPOUNDS

BAp-i~or-.ersol 2CL3C 200

IA 4. -. Lro--rea a:D2C 700

A -F-troheol 2FP 40A e4norp-co 4N 135

A enta- - .penal 0

&:LjTSURRGATS

IP aldrxrn ALDRN 100012F a-am: ABHC 1Q2 - - -

3P fi-SH: BH 00

.6P chordane

7P B-ndafr4' - -DZ -pn - - -

V;3 he'-D prchla I on. - ri

9 OE:Al reut prted I n nes otewie27tWhere novle per. h ononrinntdeetd

00C " )% v (N0 cr, .OV)N . . . . D C

to 0; 1.I VV ~ % *

0L 000 00 00 LA 000v 0D C; o - IA LA)N U

LN itn **0 .

0 0 CDN 0 rN LA N 0% QN

0) L0~ OD 00 o Al 0000 00N 0 O *CN N0 C 0 C

LA LA mL f" NCN

- N

0~~ 0D-'~ 0

lZ~ ~ ~ 'N ONc %Cv o I

r, r- *M ) - *Mo

VvVOC4 . * "Iv N VN N ~ CD o q t- rC'40 LA AL V V O en O

U2 /: f al -

CE

N 0~~~~ 4CN 40

41 V *

0 LA) 0' LA)r%0 cmC0 CD Lf0r

00 -1 UU

4W 0 0 0 0

0000 0 0 0~ (D 0

00 L 0 * 0 0o C

0- 0 0

C 0

4)~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ 0 c0 D0 Tc

01--CO 0 -T Ln.)E1 C. 4 4L

D.-N 0 0 00 0D CDC

00000 LAC c;0(D

N00 N 0 0 N

N O C 0 00 0 N U 6

o 0

E-aC0

dc co % N .000 C;0 000 00a00 .c 00 0 000 c; c CVVV CV V VO V V V V * V V V V V V V V V V V U

V V 0 V

C4 v

I,

o c a V V 0 4 to -4NNcLA M ea C

41 J C P 0 0 cu uc 0 N 4 C- N

U Z U(A t to l - - - - -

0) E. w 0 L) uw3 V m u'I

U) U)

TABLE 2. DATA FOR CODING

Analysis

Method Inst. Date

Analyte No. Accuracy Precisiona No. Initials (1986)

Nitroaromatics:

NB DI 0.746 0.375 10 MHO 1/20

13DNB D1 0.960 1.02 10 1HO 1/20

135TNB D1 0.867 0.378 10 MHO 1/20

24DNT D1 0.955 0.797 10 MHO 1/20

26DNT D1 0.835 0.323 10 MHO 1/20

246TNT D1 0.695 0.482 10 MHO 1/20

RDX DI 0.851 4.70 10 14HO 1/20

FmX D1 0.414 5.03 10 MHO 1/20

Tetryl D1 0.778 3.97 10 MHO 1/20

BNAs:

2FP KI 0.370 999. 22 LMC 1/30

PHEND6 KI 0.263 999. 22 LMC 1/30

PFP KI 0.237 999. 22 LMC 1/30

2FBP Ki 0.379 999. 22 LMC 1/30

DEPD4 Ki 0.749 999. 22 LMC 1/30

DNOPD4 Ki 0.391 999. 22 LMC 1/30

VOAs:

CDCL3 2J 0.937 999. 21 BAY 1/25

12DCD4 2J 0.820 999. 21 BAX 1/25

ETBD10 2J 0.960 999. 21 BAK 1/25

Metals:

Sb lBb 1.00 3.72 11 AMS 2/21

As 1B 1.04 999. 11 AMS 2/26

Ba iM 0.901 999. 12 RDS 2/17

Be b 0.987 3.09 20 JMN 2/17

Cd im 0.934 1.13 12 RDS 2/13

Cr 1B 1.01 2.69 11 AMS 2/14

Cu 1B 1.01 999. 11 AMS 2/22

Pb 1B 0.832 4.43 11 AMS 2/21

Ni b 0.880 8.28 20 JMN 2/17

Se lB 1.05 999. 11 AMS 2/23

Ag 1B 1.07 999. 11 AMS 2/12

TI 1B 0.881 2.34 11 AMS 2/22

Zn IM 1.04 26.6 12 RDS 2/13

Hg 1D 0.964 0.244 13 PAW 1/23

CYN 4K 1.02 5.38 15 BJW 1/27

Surfactants 99 000 999. 15 CAJ 1/18

Phenols (PHENLC) b 1.02 0.961 16 EGD 1/29

NIT (N03/N02) 1U 0.950 47.3 16 EGD 1/27

CL 6X 1.00 999. 00 RDS 2/10

F b 1.06 120 15 PAW 2/12

BR c 0.989 999. 15 CAJ 2/11

TABLE 2. DATA FOR CODING

(CONTINUED)

AnalysisMethod Inst. Date

Analyte No. Accuracy Precisiona No. Initials (1986)

Pesticides:ALDRN 2F 0.673 0.0494 07 SAW 1/30LIN 2F 1.22 999. 07 SAW 1/30CLDAN 2F 0.947 999. 07 SAW 1/30PPDDT 2F 1.21 999. 07 SAW 1/30DLDRN 2F 1.04 0.0290 07 SAW 1/30EN-RN 2F 1.33 0.0825 07 SAW 1/30HPCL 2F 0.886 999. 07 SAW 1/30

NOTES: aThe precision value (other than 999.) must be tied to the exponentfor the result. If the exponent is other than zero, the decimalpoint for the precision value must be moved so when the reportedprecision is combined with the exponent, it gives the value listed

in the table.

bThese parameters have not been certified by USATHAMA as of this

report date, but the certification analyses and method documentationhave been submitted for approval.

CBromide is not certified.

GC/?'S PRIORITY POLLUTANTS -DETECTION LIMITS

VOA's (WATER)

detect ionparameter cod.e limnit (ugi)

BENZ ENE C6H6 3BROMOFORM CHBR3 3CARBON TETRACHLORIDE CCL4 0.8CHLOROSENZENE CLC6H5 3CHLORODIBROMOMETIW'JE DBRCLM 0.8CHLOROETHANE C2H5CL 32-CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER 2CLEVE 3CHLOROFORM CHCL3 3DI CHLOROBROMOMETHANE BRDCLM 0.*81,1-DICHLOROETHW'JE IlDCLE 31,2-DICHLOROETHANE 12DCLE 0.81,1-DICHLOROETHYLENE lIDCE 31,2-DICHLOROPROPANE 12DCLP 0.81,3-DICHLOROPROPYLENE 13DCPE 0.8ETHYLBENZENE ETC6H5 3METHYL BROMIDE CH38R 3METHYL CHLORIDE CH3CL 3METHYLENJE CHLORIDE CH2CL2 31,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE TCLEA 3TETRACHLOROETHYLENE TCLEE 31 ,2-TRANSDICHLOROETHYLENE T12DCE 3l1,1,-TRCHLOROETW.JE 111TCE 0.81,1,2-TRICHLOROETHA'.E 112TCE 0.8TRI CHLDROETHYLENE TRCLE 3TRICHLOROFLUOROMETW.IE CCL3F 3VINYL CHLORIDE C2H3CL 3

C/MS PRIORITY POLLUTANTS-DETECTION LIMITS

ACID's (WATER)

de tec tionparameter code limit (ugi)

2-CHLOROPHENOL 2CLP 42,4-DICHLOROPHENOL 24DCLP 42,4-DIMETHYLPHENOL 24DMIPN 34,6-DINITRO-0-CRESOL 48L*42C 72,4-DINITROPHENOL 24DNP 92-N ITROPHENOL 2NP 34-NITROPHENOL 4NP 9P-CHLORO-11-CRESOL 4CL3C 9PENTACHLOROPHENOL PCP 9PHENOL PHENOL 32,4,6-TRICHLOROPHENOL 246TCP 9

PESTICIDE's (WATER)

detectionparameter code limit (ugi)

ALDRIN ALDRN 4ALPHA-8HC ABHC 4BETA-BHC BBHC 4GAMMA-SHC (LINDANE) LIN 4DELTA-BHC DBHC 4CHLORDNE CLDAN 34,4-DDT PPDDT 34,4-DDE PPDDE 34,4'-DDD PPDDD 3DIELDRIN DLDRN 3ALPHA-ENDOSULFAN AENSLF 3BETA-ENDOSULFAN BENSLF 3ENDOSULFA.1 SULFATE ESFS04 3ENDRIN ENDRN 4HEPTACHLOR HPCL 4HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDE HPCLE 4

GC/MS PRIORITY POLLUTANTS-DETECTION LIMITS

SNA's (WATER)

detection

parameter code limit (ugi)

ACE14APNTHENE ANPNE 10ACENAPHTHYLENE ANPYL toANTHRACEINE NTRC 4BENZIDZNE BENZID 3SENZO(A)ATHRACENE SAANTR 3BENZO(A)PYRENE BAPYR 33, 4-BENZ 0FLUORANJTHENE BBFANT 3BENZO(SHI)PERYLENE BGHIPY 3BENZO(K)FLUORANTHENE BKFANT 3SI S-2-C4LOROI SOPROPYLETHER 82C1 PE 10B! S-3-ETHYLHE-XYLPHTHALATE 82EHP 34-BROMOPHENYLPHENYLETHER 4BRPPE 10OLTYLSENZYLPHTALATE eBZP 32-CHL0RONAPHTHALENE 2CNP 104-CHLOROPHENYLPHENYLETHER 4CLPPE 10CHRYSENE CHRY 3DZSENZO(A, H)ATHRACENE D90ANA 3102-DICHLOROSENZENE 12DC4', t01,3-DICHLOROSENZENE 13DCLB 101,4-DICHLOROSENZENE 14DCLS 103,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE 33DCBD 3DIETYLPTHLATE DEP 4DIMETHYLPHTHALATE OMP 4DI -N-BUrTYLPHTI4ALATE DNBP 42,4-DINITROTOLUENE 24DNJT 102,6-DINITROTOLUENE 26DNT 10

SI -N-OCTYL PHT#N LATE ONOP 31,2-DIPHENYLNYDRAZINE 12DPH 10FLUORANTHENE FAN'T 3FLUORENE FLRENE 10NEXACHLOROBENZENE CL6BZ 10NEXACHLOROBUTAD IENE HCBD 10NEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE CL6CP 10NEXACHLOROETHANE CL61ET 10INDENO(1,2,3-CD)PYRENE 1CDPYR 3ISOPHORONE ISOPHR 10NPHTHALENE NA~P 10NITROBENZENE NB t0N-NITROSODIMETHLA1INE 1#JDMEA 10N-NITROSODI-N-PROPYLAMINE NDNPA 3N-NITROSODIPHENYLA1INE t*JDPA 10PHENAIJTHRENE PHW'JTR 3PYRENE PYR 31,2,4-TRICHLOROBENZENE 124TCB 10

APPENDIX II-B

S-TEAD WELL COMPLETION DIAGRAMS, BORING LOGS, AND DEVELOPMENT LOGS

COMPLETION DIAGRAM

WELL CAM-i

Locking Steel Cover

Elevation .34 ft- PVC_______

5,04.44'8-in. Diameter Steel Casing

Gravel Blanket

Ground Surface

Cernent/Bentonite 1-rout

iD-in. Diameter Borehole

2 -in. Diameter S c h e C-,e 4 0,Threaded-Joint, PVC Riser

2.4 ft-

Ben tonite Pellet Sea-'

3. 2 f t-

' _Filter Pack

Water Level Measurement -

8.86 ft on 2/18/87 y

- 2-in. Diameter Schedule 40,Threaded-Joint, Slotted PVC

* . Screen, Slot Size= .01-in.

23.0 ft -L


LEGENDCAM- I

Cobbles 3-12-Ln. didnenr

Cravel Coarse 3/4-3 La.is 114-3/4 is.

Saud Coarse 2.0-6.7 iNdm (die. of peucil load)

Mad im 0.425-2.0 i(dia. of bron screw)r i s 0~ .0 7 - 0 . 2 5 SIR

V (dl. of boo bair)

Silt 0.0050.074 -m(Canot ee partiLeos)

t Mnlsuw Costentl

DescriptiveCyiteria

Dry Absence Of mOistVuO dusty, dry toto cb

Hoist Damp but so visible vater

yet Visible free ata, Usually &oil is

below Water table

, alarive Pronoytio~ a

DescriptiveTermP nt

Trace 1-10Little 11-20

Some 21-35AM 36-50

POCOREtSIVZ SOILS

(Silt, Sand, Gravel, and Combiutions)

Descriptive

Veyr Loose S blows/ft or less

Loose 6-10 bleelftMedium Dense 11-30 blows/ft

Dense 31-50 blowas/ftVery Dense 51 blows/ft of more

Mol1[SIV SOIL$(Clay, Slit, ad Cobiatione)

Cons in t9qe

Descriptive

Very Soft 3 blows/ft or lesSoft A-5 blows 'ftMediam Stiff 6-10 blows/ft

Stiff 11-15 blows/ftVery Stiff 16-30 blows/ftBard 31 blowe/ft or more

JOB NO. CU, N TLCAIM

EA ENGINEERING. #j~ 414AA 5t1OSCIENCE. AND __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ ___ ___

TC-NDLOGY. INC. OqaILLINj m'ETmOO: 4 I o " O O

I- LOG OF SOIL BORING SHEET/~i.4'rr CZ-7- ___

.4 Co-ordinates: SAMPLING METMOC y,-I JOrIv/S)/Y a 2Surface Elevation: START~ I

1 -- oJ 4 -- //V NsO I

Casing Above Surface: WAE LEEI706 -46Reference evation: _________________ WAE EVL / (c 7k, I.q TI

Reference Detription: 7______0___4N__ 7-4ME /C'd qO .so/ I O~r

DATERk 7-7-l 7VJI7--~ Ae Idj T

Ir EFENC*6-/JS5'~4. - . I . -d - -L-.-

Vi ~ ~ J U~~O

c~4'm- &0~.4A ft _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

ae -ri Ao-. 3 rU

2 . nJilE. zkI~ f-qC14

6 --

-66 /4 / /S) Q(- 3,,/- 6'eccz I'1FK~ - -"

9

3 I /'dbe

1S.A. -1fc fr C/ ,,.R

22 E/6y 55v z-eo,.-c ,

1A V

As (o -.(Z),e-a dd

1;I-$I 3^ f I,(-

EA ENGINEERING. )CIS9 37 CLEN qy ldA CAMN0 -

SSCIENCE, AND #4S/f 1Y /2"114 7s4

TEHNLOY.INC. ORILLINO METHOO: GORING NO0.

LOG OF SOIL BORING -/SH4EET

Co-ordinates: SAMPLING M.ETH4OD: .1 .

DRILLING

Surface Elevation: sTINT FIIS

Casing Above Surface: WATER___LEVEL___TIME__TIME_

Reference Elevation: _________________ AE EE tE TM

*Reference Desription: ___________________ TIME

OATE D ATE CATE

REFERENCE

- - - - - - SURFACE CONDITIONS.

IE "i iZoi' U I -IIJ-

___h,, d-~~

~~~C)~~g- __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _

-~~Ae -, 7 ________

9

- ___________________

U __ ____ ____ __2

7 -

9

- -I ~ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __0

FIELD RECORD OF WELL GAUGING, -u- "

Site: e,.4- ! AOXe, CA,1z.J

Well No: C 1-/ Gauge Date: _-__-'____ Time: _________

Weather: -5e4 '"- n U

Well Condition: 191 ~ o' 'g-'e ~ . .'~.-.

C1Well Diameter (inches): a- '" Y'iSC . rcd - ./ ,,t /90 "Jel',. 16,dd'aC

Odor (descrbe): /-),t Zf, 1 24C -d . - 6 -, .6 :,< -ef.

Sounding Method: 451 /L Measurement Reference: A /C- At- T

Stick u'/dow'n (ft): -,2- S-Y

(1) Well Depth (ft):oW" -Purge Date: 7"IrJ6 Time: ___

(2) Depth to Liquid (ft): A. YO -trge Method: 7

(3) Depth to Water (ft): /:) yo turg Rate (gpm): .

(4) Liquid Depth [(1)-(2)]: /H.c -Puie Time (min): .. An4,

(5) Liquid Volume [(4)zP] (gal): -____ Purse Volume (gal): //7,

Did Well Pump Dry? Describe: ,0 4_el;.-c -' o/. l

c S cA-.

Samplers:

Sampling Date: Time:

Sample Type: Split? With Whom:

Comments and Observations: , , o.Y dE7,,,. .

lo,*

ie r i E

e'shrn.

WelJt Q &~ ?re 6-

140 cc A/.7/e/4 Af,. .2 ev

/40U -4 -"

C/,,:;'s r7 c 4 y Al L-, 7 e

C1i A e 4 o~ ~ 4 4- LO c lw~if-. S/c

Cl'cJ c *'v 10-0

Anf~ d ? (1J4" AeMOktc ? ,(e.

COMPLETION DIAGRAM

WELL CAM-2

Locking Steel Cover

Elevation .45_ftPVC____

5,04.04'8-in. Diameter Steel Casing2.52 ftGravel Blanket

Ground Surface

C..-nL/BenLUnite Grout

10-in. Diameter Borehole

2-in. Diameter Schedule 4C,

Threaded-Joint, PVC Riser

2.5 ft -

Se7 tonite Pellet Seal

.. 0--Filter Pack

Water Level Measurement

- 2 -in. Diameter Schedule 40,

7'2readed-Joint, Slotted PVCScreen, Slot Size= .01-in.

23.5 ftPVC Cap

24.0 ft-

TOOELE ARMY DEPOT. UTAH

LEGEND

* CA rA -a

IoulIders 12-in. diameter or moreoble 3-12-in. diameter

Gravel Coarse 3/4-3 in.fine 1/4-3/4 in.

Sand Coarse 2.0-4.75 am(die. of Pencil lead)

Naedi=m 0.425-2.0 -n(die. of broom strew)

fine 0.074-0.425 am(die, of human heir)

Silt 0.005-0.074 mm(cannot see particles)

iMojurv otnDescriptive

Termri

Dry Absence of moisture, dusty, dry totouchb

moist Damp but no visible waterVat Visible free water, usually *oil is

below water teble

Relative ProngrciotnsDescriptive

TermPercetnt

Trace 1-10

Some 21-35And 36-50

PNCOHESIVE SOILS(Silt. Sand, Gravel, and Combinations)

.Densit,Descriptive

Term a)

Very Loose 5 blows/ft or lessLoose5 6-10 blows/ftMedium Dense 11-30 blows/ft

Dese 31-SO blows/ftVry Dense 51 blows/ft or more

(Clay. Slit. and Combinations)

Descriptive Costec

Very Soft 3 blows/ft or lessSoft 4-5 blows/ftMedium Stiff 6-10 blows/ftStiff 11-15 blows/ftVery Stiff 16-30 blows/ftBard 31 blows/ft or more

EA ENGINEERING. JO No0. CSM CCtW *..o

SCIENCE. AND 71_______5___7_________

IONILLING M~MOO: A~ //czti a/ft^ noC~

LOG OF SOIL BORING --6 O 0'a-l 0-0 C'*c- 7 5 o- 2

4 Co-ordinates: 0,UOMYC p4./r'3/

Surface____________ Elv.in &""' cO' I/ " 1 162a OILUNC

CaSing Above Surface: gw- -1 " M/$TRSufrace Elvaton: WAE L*v*L I-0 If--3"a 1

Reference Desription: ic lfo

I SUF, NC U 6. ,5S 04I

2 1,0 1 i~ IIL~

I -0- RMANI ___ __ __ __ _

V" -t - - 4Z c-e L-'"%.

S.-A 4, J&-94:

2.% df "-t' flow,-

.3-y - St3

_~~~t Id'. __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _

~~~. L 7 '1mC

-M 17 -i L fi /

ae

I> ..Z.C/'y hW'/ 4 ^At.tv

/0

2 _r Zdk' AfA4.

AS-o Z .P.W&

;~ ___o A.// 1v__ __ __7__ _

Al7Y h -le

Aa0k''

AY, /" e ,

Joe 00 cum 1 L- 0C

EA NSU4EE W4 .G MEhOD. Aoie & 'go~

LOG OF SOIL BORING _____________

Co-ordinates: SAMPUNG METhOO. -01 .

Surface Elevation: SiANS spows.

Casing Above Surfsae: -;i-

Reference Elevation: _____ __________ WAErK LEVELnu nt

Reference Desription: _____________

DATE I IDATC faV

- UVCECtOSI*-_______z____________

I -1 20 -U -dJ-Sj

1 -e 511 cc Alb . h.ftI em ___e_ __ _ __

(e*, 17, T~l) e~ b~i

-L -Z -J-N-,"

7 / LA C ~ [A,, W

9

0

31 2

'4 -

400

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FIELD RECORD OF WELL GAUGING, P"a". G -M.4iet"G

Site: ,7-,I - zo ,/ A- ff CA M .5

Well No: ._____ -__

. Gauge Date: 7 - /s - Time: /CS* .

Weather: 5--- -~ C,

Well Condition: 6ec' Jc . c/ e. 9/ c .' ---. o..w

Well Diameter (inches): .2-K -' -f-/! ic C / -/e /e"O/e,-,P 14/

Odor (describe): 47c V/1 C~ C4A-j . 4'f -.- Yy?.~'* 1'

Sounding Method: z e,'%;.e 4+176 Measurement Reference: - s ' -

(1) Well Depth (ft): c C.'- Purge Date: 7 d Time: 1 "'-

(2) Depth to Liquid (ft): / -5- P Pi Method: A -'0-

(3) Depth to Water (ft): /c 7 Purge Rate (gpm): 3,l5 ,--e.

(4) Liquid Depth [(1)-(2)1: 1---2 7' Purge Time (min): -

(5) Liquid Volume [(4)zx] (gal): Purge Volume (gal): /52-57o

Did Well Pump Dry? Describe: /7; 'b "'r- C/JC'OMA 7 // /,f7

Samplers:



Comments and Observations: 70-1 4 07, ' - ef/1, A*'-'

4c4

tD*f wel ni't " EvtA4

'54*+;C- IAdA(O- ~~~ ,, -7/s

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COMPLETION DIAGRAM

WELL CAM-3

Lockin2 Steel Cover

Elevation .46 ft-PV 5,042.53'

T 8-in. Diameter Steel Casing2.54 ft "Gravel Blanket

Ground Surface

Cement/Bentonite Grout

10-in. Diameter Borehole

2 -in. Diameter Schedule 40,Threaded-Joint, PVC Riser

2.5 ft -

Bentonize Pellet Seal

3.5 ft -

5.5 ft -Filter Pack

Water Level Measurement8.86 ft on 2/18/87 1

2-in. Diameter Schedule 40,Threaded-Joint, Slotted PVCScreen, Slot Size= .01-in.

2G. 5 f t -"PVC ClN

21.0 ft -


LEGENDCA-rn-

Soulders 12-tn. dimeter or moreCobble@ 3-12-in. diameterGravel Coarse 3/6-3 ia.

line 1/4-3/6 in.Sand Coarse 2.0-4.75 m

(die. of pencil lead)Medium 0.425-2.0 m

(die. of broom straw)Tina 0.074-0.425 =

(die. of bma bait)Silt 0.005-0.074 -

(cannot see particles)

N,.jstrp Content

DescriptiveTez'n Criteovis

Dry Absence of oisture. dusty, dry totoucb

Moist Damp but no visible waterVet Visible free water, usually soil is

below water table

Esistive Pvooort ions

DescriptiveT-I = Percent

Trace 1-10Little 11-20Some 21-35

A36-50

NONCORESIV! SOILS(Silt, Sand, Grey.l. and Combinations)

Dens ityDescriptive Dniy

Term F(a)

Very Loose 5 blovs/ft or lessLoose 6-10 blows/ftMedium Dense 11-30 blows/ftDense 31-O50 blows/ftVery Dense 51 blow/ft or more

(Clay, Slit., and Combinations)

Cons is tenet

DescriptiveTer-m PWe

Very Soft 3 blows/ft or lessSoft 6-5 blues/ftMedium Stiff 6-10 blows/ftStiff 11-15 blows/ftVery Stiff 16-30 blows/ftlard 31 blows/ft or more

E-A ENow,4EE~r4G. o O ClM cNfSIENCE. AND 710 & 1,e- usdf r1t*04w . Gy 1-r CDl LUNG #ACTWO sompm mJ6.

LOG OF SOIL BORING //1 rpluvu co____

Co-ordinates: SAMPUP4 mITN~- ... "/

Surface Elevation: so4__ ___ __ ___ _e TIvyr) 'E

' Cauing Above Surface: J /?fj /0 et.

Reference Elevation: rsReme Desription: "M9E .LE CA -'r "S W0Lr

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cc __ __ _ __ _ __ _ ___9_ __ _ __ _

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EA ENOWJEERING. ze. A~c: tooloASOSENCIE. AND ____________________o_

'T 1rE - Gl: C4- DftIL.UPWMl4

LOG OF SOIL BORING____ ________

Surfac Elevation: STAN? pp

Cauing Above Surface:WAELVL 9Ileence Elevation:

RewneDesription:"M

REFERENCE

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FIELD RECORD OF WELL GAUGING, PURCw-MX .. ... A . IX--

S it e: 72 Ae - 5 e,>4 4r~ * 9

Well No: C401-3 Gauge Date: __-/3--__ _- Time: 1/5-D A/s.

Weather: 5L( P" 1, - ) o °

Well Condition: k e (l 7rx- , ,.,,y -1 / e.Ce-11,ei4A//) ,

Well Diameter (inches): Z.C'c sCZ-4_ , " ,- -. 4z,

Odor (describe): N,' , , ,.,,4 .,g:,

' / '-' '-.et/ ec. w/~#CSounding Method: k'e-r." 7"'-" Measurement Reference: Z, /" ,

S t i c k 9 d ov n ( f t ) : C_ '2 -3_ __" _ 4 0- _ 1 1 c '|I

(1) Well Depth (ft): Purge Date: _"_-_____ Time: I"3" -5'.

(2) Depth to Liquid (ft): - Purge Method: A, r R6"=

(3) Depth to Water (ft): /0,9' Purge Rate (gpm): /LAe.C'1

(4) Liquid Depth [(l)-(2)1: i-.O Purge Time (min): _ _ A_ _.

(5) Liquid Volume [(4)xF] (gal): Purge Volume (gal): /01

Did Well Pump Dry? Describe: I - / /l 4 9

Samplers:



Comments and Observations: c l t'A/e~~~ 4 Ae .017

~~~~l 4 r1~ / 41-'

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COMPLETION DIAGRAMWELL SBR-1

Locking Steel Cover

Elevation .40_ftPVC____

5,22938' -10-in. Diameter Steel Casing

2.5 ftGravel Blanket

Ground Surface

Cement/Bentonite Grout

97/gin. Diameter Borehole

5 -in. Diameter Schedule 40,Threaded-Joint, PVC Riser

98.5 ft-

103.5 ftBentonite Slurry Seal

103.5 ft-

Filter PackWater Level Measuremnent119.41 ft on 2/18/87

5-in. Diameter Schedule 40,

* * Threaded-Joint, Slotted PVC* * .Screen, Slo: Size= .032-in.

148.5 ft-... PVC Cap

150.0 ft-


LEGEND B-

Parr arias

Boulders 12-in. dimeter or mreCobbles 3-12-in. diameterGravel Coarse 3/4-3 in.

Tine 1/6-3/4 in.Sand Coarse 2.0-4.75 as

(die. of pencil lead)Medium 0.425-2.0 an

(die. of broom straw)fine 0.074-0.425 --

(die. of bmas hair)Silt 0.005-0.074 a

(cannot see particles)

Maistua ContentDescriptive

-C-rsrt.

Dry Absence of soisture, dusty, dry totouch

Moist Damp but no visible waterWet Visible free water, usually soil is

below water table

3lalativa PrmoortionsDescriptive

Trace 1-10Little 11-20Sone 21-35And 36-50

PONCORESi,! sonLs(Silt, Sand, Gravel, end Combinations)

Dens itvDescriptive

Term(e)

Very Loose S blows/ft or lessLoose 6-10 blows/ftMedium Dense 11-30 blows/ftDense 31-50 blows/ftVery Dense 51 blows/ft or more

(Clay, Slit, -nd Combinations)

C-an ntsnevDescriptive

Very Soft 3 blows/ft or lessSoft 4-5 blows/ftMedium Stiff 6-10 blows/ftStiff 11-15 blows/ftVery Stiff 16-30 blows/ftBard 31 blows/ft or more

LOG OF SOIL BORING

N Co-ordinates: SAPU~i c;.00:N~W

SraeElevation: START IO

Casing Above Surface: %4IRUvL M 19k leference Elevation: ____1404________ 1021LEEL ~

Reference Deription:_ __________ 71"es 9r'

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LOG OF SOIL BORING __ _ _ _ _ _/__ _ _ _

Co-or'dinates: SAPP mItb4oC. 0 or

Surface Elevation: SANT 14,

' Casino Above Surface: WTMU LME T

Reference Elevation:_______________ _ AE Lf 4jReference Osnption: ____ __________ T1"E

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Surface Elevation: START__________________

Casing Above Surface:_________ WATER LEVEL T5IMu#tNReference Elevation:

J V- CLC

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LOG OF SOIL BORING _______________ 5,~-/

Coo-ordiinates: SAMPUt4 MET"0 0O1

Casing Above Surface:___________

Su#c lv o: _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ WATER LEVEL

16 Reference Elevation:_______ _________

Reference Desription: TM

SIJAFACE OOTO4\ /u _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _

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LOG OF SOIL BORING -,

~Co-rdinates: /II'i u.In

Surae Elevation:__________ _______-

Casing Above Surface: WArgm LEVEL u

Reference Elevation: ________________________________________, ,Reference Oesription: TIMEO~r

ASPERINCI ISURFACIE C0 fto cTIO3A :

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LOG OF SOIL BORING 5e-9"99T

S Co-ordinates: SAPN -AgThw. a /

Surface Elevation: START______________ - 1Is

Casnq Above Surface: ___________________ __________________________ 5TWA 9 nut

Reference Elevation: _________________ WTRLVLlMIXj Reference Desription: ____________________ 3171

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k Co-ordinates: SAMPUNG Mit1400! 7 of

Surface Elevation': STAr oI elUN -

4J Casing Above Surface: "M nuReference Elevation:

WATrgt LVCL

Reference Oesription_ _ ___ ___"___ IME

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LOG OF SOIL BORING SMUT__________

I' Ca-ordinates: SAM0PUNO %ggrh00: J~

S\ Surface Elevation: ________________- T Plws

Casing Above Surface:_____________________44 Reference Elevation: ____ __________ W Timt eV I j j IE t

Refwwnc Desniption:_______ _______ fM

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LOG OF SOIL BORING __ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _

S Co-ordinates: SAPN %49T"00- 9 o /

Surface Elevation: START___ ___ ____ ___

Oweing Above Surface: WTE 99 "

44 Reference Oesription: W* h49LVE

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SRFACE COITIONS:

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LOG OF SOIL BORING 51/

* Co-orimnates: SAMPUPG wCTNOCto

S Surfaice Elevation: ______________

111 Reference Elevation: ____________________MAC

Reference Oesription: nA

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LOG OF SOIL BORING -9 E7'Cit~ -#lC&k .b m'%gL-sg

Co-ordinates: SAMPLING METHOD *C4 7T kS f/C

Surface Elevation: _______ _r____ _______ ______

WATER LEVE~

Reference Elevation: 910 It..A

Reference Destiption: _______ __________ TIME

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LOG OF SOIL BORING __________

Co-ordinates: EAMPLING METNOC 02

DRILLING

SraeElevation: STAN? PMS"

Rieference Elevation: I.~uReference Desription: Iat Time

- - - -- - - - - - - - REFERENCE

IL SUFACECONDOS:

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Co-ordinar SAPLJNO METHOD 0

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TIME_____________________

DATE Dat DATE

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Co-o'dinatet. 5A#PVOC AfETNOC w______

wufa Elevation £?AW? UrwmaP

Casing Above Surface: -TO Z L TPARleference Eievation: WATER_______LEVEL_____

Reference Dusription: TIME__________________DATE DATE

* suprTace CONONCS:

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Surface Elevation: SAT FNS

Cusing Above Surface:-..... WATER LEIVEL ISMI t a

Rleference Elevation:Refere Desription: __________________ 1~

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SuRfACE COMOMONS4

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Reference Desription: Tm

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LOG OF SOIL BORING 52r__________________

Co-ordinats: SAMPLING METHOD o,______

bSacse Elevation:____________casig Aboe Surface: START_______________ FIIS

ft5fflU Elevation: WATER LVIEL I T Ii.4

Referse Owription: Iu

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LOG OF SOIL BORING y_____________.4e-I/$447

Co-ordinates: SAMPLING .Wthc

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Referent Elevation:_______________ WTRAE

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FIELD RECORD OF WELL GAUGING, PU O?.... A.ui arzr.,i .

Site: ,Z' - J.- ,4' .

Well No: - Gauge Date: 7-/ "__ Time: C A'ts

Weather: 5.~Well Condition: t Ctell, c/- 4 ~' cA/42241c Cfa

Well Diameter (inches): - A'c i-Z/ -, Li'c- // -,.

Odor (describe): A)t

Sounding Method: j4";< "'P Measurement Reference: /&A a c

Stick up/dovn (ft): _.C-9/

(1) Well Depth (ft): IS C4" Purge Date: 7-1,-dl Time: i/-C 4 -.

(2) Depth to Liquid (ft): I;o.- Purge Method: 0i' c

(3) Depth to Water (ft): - Purge Rate (gpm): V4-- c/-.

(4) Liquid Depth [(l)-(2)]: -2S / Purge Time (min): - -7

(5) Liquid Volume [(4)xF] (gal): . Purge Volume (gal):

Did Well Pump Dry? Describe: Il e , 1/'0a.r,- 1 !4 7 k ., .' / C/ 61 ',

Samplers:



Comments and Observations:

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APPENDIX II-C

FIELD SURVEYING DATA

LFORSGREN.PERKINS ENGINEERING

)WNER-PROJECT By DATE PROJECT NO.

FEATURE CHK'D BY DATE

Lt. ~ ~ ~ d%•-2F-Z--r g

W= A-J$ .P ,.45/e

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APPENDIX 11-D

WELL PURGING LOGS

WATER QUALITY SAMPLING FIELD REPORT

TOQELE ARMY DEPOT

TOQELE, UTAH

FIRST QUARTER, 1987

GROUND WATER SAMPLING, INC. FIELD REPORT

WELL: SBR-:: TOQELE ARMY DEPOT DT 2'68

NO HISTORICAL DATA:DTE2//7

CURPRENT DATA:FLOW

EOlUIV RATEOTE

TIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM PH COND TEMF OTE

11:45 12 1.9C

1 1 : S15. 0

11: 59 45. 00 1.00

12: '2 8.1. ()NC, WrTEF

1: 02 1 (1. OC 7.85 A44 0

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14:-" .c- :.90: 7-90 4400 F_ 1!- 7 _ F

V-- ]-pp~~F E~E ~ RITER ~ W __ER' Y< '2~. ~<7 .1.


:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL: CAM-JNO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE 02/25/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EQUIV RATETIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM cH COND TEMF OTHER

. .. ... °o . ...• . .. . . . . . .•

1 C': C) 5. 0O 7.30 C2C 16.0 CALIBFATED

I (): 0 0. 00 7.20 280

10: 20 1 5.0 7.05 2400

10:-. .0 7.05 2100 17.0

! 7.05 210c 2.0

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7. 0 10.

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SA._" _. [- T:Z, R'' ;'I£ ! = - 0 c- Bf_4 , cp T-;WELLWEL

GROUND WATER SAMPLING. INC. FIELD REPORT

:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL:S-1

NO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE 02/25/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EQUIV RATE

TIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM PH COND TEMF OTHER

14:20 70.00 7.45 4100

14:26 60.)0 10.0 7.45 4000

14:2e 80.30 1i.1. 00 7.95 Z10C

14: :0 10,. C) 10. 3 8. 00 :000

14:: 7 r.j.o .oc 30

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:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL:S-2NO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE C:12/26/67

CURRENT DATA:

FLOW

EOUIV RATETIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM P' COND TEMF OTHER

14:45 ?. 0 8. C)0 6. 560 5('00- PUMPED DRY

14: 50 20.C@ 2. 0 6 . 70 00

14: 5 3 . C 6.90 5100

15:00 . .- 2.50 7. 1 460 15

15:05 , 7.2C 460

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:TCOELE ARM DEPOT WELL: S-:-

NO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE 07-2/26/67

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EC'UIV RATE

TIME: GAL C.V. W.L. 6PM PH COND TEMc: OTHEP

07:46 5.07.8.20 7.75 7500

0 7:: 7.0 76('0-

06:00j.- 7 .20 7660 1 .0

08 57. 7:0 2.4('0-

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"TOOELE AR"% DEPOT WELL:S-4NO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE 02/27/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

ECUIV RATETIME GA- C.v. WL. GPM PH COND TEMP OTHER

14:15 59.19 CALIFRATE2

14:26 9. 00 6. 7( 7800

1 2: Tz 3... .50 7. (- 79( NO WATER

14: 35 49. 7.40

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:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL: S-5

FNO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE Cu2,27/8;

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EOU IV RATE

TIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM FH CONE) TEM OTHER

12:58 755

17: 05 10. 00 6. 70: PUMP I N&

I(-) 12 2C)u 00 6.75 .425C,

17-: 16 60. 011 1.0 6. 8C 14250(:

- . i-. I:0. ~o 700 14000

i: ~ 15'. ' C 0 7. 0 4.

W:7 C. 7 i:.00 7 7C 14250

7.5 57 4~ 1.

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GROUND WA~TER SAMPLING, INC. FIELD REPORT

:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL: S-bNO HISTORICAL DATP: DATE 03/02/E7

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EOUIV RATETIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM PH COND TEMr- OTHER

14:45 10C. 00 6.0 14u

14: 54 OC. '2 2. 0)C0 6. 60 1950C. PUMPED DPY~

14: 59 100.0 3. 00' 6. 60 20000

15:,,-6 110!'. c)0 C) 7. 00 C200C) 14. 0

15: 10 :C.0 5.0.0 .0 2 C) 14.0

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:TOOELE ARM, DEPOT WELL:S-7

NO HISTORICA_ DATA: DATE 02/27/87

CURRENT DAT'AFLOW

EGU I V RATETIME Gg4 C.V. W.L. GFM PH COND TEM- OHE

08: 15 24.50 10. 0t ICE

0: .1 4, 90

0S 77 7 0. .50 7. 1(:) 16000 I". 9 PUMPED DF'Y

0:45 77 . It 7.:) 162 5C

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GROUND WATER SAMPLING. INC. FIELD REPOF:T

"TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL: S-8

NO HISTORICAL. DATA: DATE 02/26/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

E0UV RATETIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM FH COND TEMP OTHER

IO:0. 7:.30 I0.oo 8.C) S 1600 CALIBF"AT EZ

10: 06 16. 00 1. 710 8. 40 1500 PUMPED DF'

10: 122.) , 1.0. 1500 RECHAF'3E

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GROUND WATER SAMPLING, INC. FIELD ;tF-OFT

:TOOELE AR"\ DEPOT WELL:S-i:NO HISTORICA_ DATA: DATE 02/27/67

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EQUIV RATETIME GAL C.'V. W.L. GPM PH COND TEMF' OTHER

15:45 68.46

15: 56 99.0) 9.00 PUMPING

15:59 126. ,X. 9.00 8.30 420 12.0

Is:0 1 1i4.:, > 9.00 8, 1: 400

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"TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL:S-i:NO HISTORICAL DATA: DATE 0/27/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EOrU IV RATETIME GAL C.V. W.L. GFM FH COND TEMP OTHER

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:TOOELE ARMY DEPOT WELL: S-14

NO HISTORICAL DgTA" DATE 02/27/87

CURRENT DATA:FLOW

EQUIV RATE

TIME GAL C.V. W.L. GPM PH COND TEMP OTHER

. .. ... . ... . ...iJ. ... . . a... i ....

11:44 10. 0 10.0 PUMPING

11:47 30.00 6. 00 .20000

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INSTALLATION RESTORATION DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IRDMS)CHEMICAL DATA, DEFINITIONS, AND CERTIFIED REPORTING LIMITS

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**TEST-NAM'E**

5mHC BETA-BENZENEHEXACHLOR IDE / BETA-HJLACHLOROCYCLOHEXANEBBNTHP SEI(ZO [B] NAPHTHO(1,2-D)THIOPHENEBBZP BUTYLSENZYL PHTHALATEBCHPD BICYCLO [2,2,1) HEPTA-2,5-DIENEBCLME B!S(CHLOROMETHYL) ETHERBCPHCE 2,2-3 IS (CHLOROPHENYL) CHLOROETHYLENE DDT RELATEDBCY3HX DICYCLO 13,1,0] KE.KANEZDADKE BUTANEDIQIC ACID, DIKETHYL ESTERBE BERYLLIUMBEETO 1- (2-BUTOXYETHOXY) ETHANOLBENSLF BETA-ENDOSULFAN / ENDOSULFAN 11IBENZA BENZANTHRONEBENZAL BENZALDEHYDEBENZID BENZIDINEBENZOA BENZOIC ACIDSEP 2-BUTOXYETHANOL PHOSPHATEBF2AN'T BENZOBIFLUORCkNTHENEBGHIFA BENZO [GHI) FLUROANTHENEBGHIPY BENZO (GH.!) PERYLENEBICYH.X DICYCLOHEXYLBIDBI 1,5-BIS(1,1DIMiETHYLETHYL)-3,3-DIKiETHYLBICYCLO[3.I.O)-

HEXANE- 2-ONEBiNAP BINAPHTHYLBJFANT BENZO Dl) FLUORANTHENEBRFANT BENZO (K) FLUORANTHENEBLDX BLADL.XBMP BUTYLMETHYL PHTHAL-ATEBOD BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMANDBPBG BUTYLPHTHALYL BUTYLGLYCOLATEBRCLM BROMOCHLOROKETHANEBRDCLM BROMODICHLOROMETHANEBRMCIL BROM.ACILETA BENZOTHIAZOLEBTMSOA uIS(TRIKETHYLSILYL) OXALIC ACIDBUEETH BTJTYLETHYL ETHERBZ 3-QUINUCLIDINYL BENZILATEBZALC BENZYL ALCOHOLBZAL2M ALPHA,ALPHADIMiETHYLBENZENEMiETHANOLBZAPAN BENZO (A] PHENANTHRENEBZCPAN BENZO [C) PHENANTHRENEBZFANT BENZFLUORANTHENEIZHQUN BENZO [H] QUINOLINEBZOAME BENZOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER / METHYL BENZOATEBZOTHP BENZO [B) THIOPHENEBZOTRZ 1H-BENZOThIAZOLE / 1,*2, 3-SENZOThIAZO! EBZPA BENZENEPHOSPHONIC ACIDBZYLBR BENZYL BROMIDE / ALPH.A-BROMOTOLUENEB2CEX.M BIs (2-CHLOROETHOXY) METHANED2CIPE 315 (2-CHLOROISOPROPYL) ETHERB2CLEE BIS(2-CHLOROETHYL) ETHER

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TEST-NAME

B2EHP IBIS(2-ETHYLIEXYL) PHTHALATECA CALCIUMCAC03S CALCIUM CARBONATE SOLUTIONCALLMW HYDR~OCARBONS (ALL MOLECULAR WEIGHTS)CAM CARBAMIC ACID, METHYL ESTERCAMP CAMPHORCALCT CAROLACTAM / 6-AMINOHEXAI4OIC ACID LACTAMCARBAZ 9H-CARBAZOLECIA O-CHLOROBENZALDEHYDECBCCH CIS- 1-3R0M02-CHLORCYCLOHEXANECDOA O-CHLOROIENZOIC ACIDCCLF2 CHLORODI FLUOROMETHANECCLF3 TR IFLUOROCILOROKETHANECCL2F2 DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANECCL3F TRICHLOROFLUOROMLETHANECCL4 CA.RBON TETRACHLOR IDECC3 XXCC3CD CADMIUMCOACH CIS-1 ,2-DIACETOXYCYCLOHEXANECDCL3 CHLOROFORM-DCDNBIS CHLORODINITROBENZENE ISOMERCD2CL2 METHYLENE CHLORIDE-D2CEC CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITYCG PHOSGENE / CARBONYL CHLORIDECHBR3 BROMOFORMCHCL3 CHLOROFORMCHO 1,2-CYCLOHEXANE OXIDECI4OLA CHOLESTA-NrCHOKE CYCLOHEXANONECHAY CHRYSENECH2CL2 METHYLENE CHLORIDECH3BR BROMOM.ETHANECH3CL CHLOROMETHANECH3Ch ACETONITRILECR CYANOGEN CHLORIDECL CHLORIDECLCYR.X CHLOROCYCLOHLXANECLC6D5 CHLOROBENZENE-D5CLC6H5 CHLOROBENZENECLD CHLORINE DEMANDCLDAN CHLORDANECLDEN CHLORDENECLNAP CHLORONAPHTHALENESCL03 CHLORATECLP CHLOROPHENOLSCLVLA 2-CHLOROVINYL ARSONIC ACIDCLxB CHLORINATED BENZENESCLANAP CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENESCL2 CHLORINECL2BP DICHLOROIIPKENYLS

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** TEST-NAME

CL2BZ DICKLOROBENZENESCL2NA.P DICILORONAPHTHALENESCL3BP TRICKLOROBIPHENYLSMO3CE TRICHLOROPROPENES

CL3NAP TRICLORONAPHTHALENESCO3P TRICLOROPHENOLSCLL.BP TETRACHLOROBIPHENYLSCL4NAP TETRACDLORONAPHTHALENESCL5B F'ENTACHLOROBENZENECL5BP PENTADILOROBIPHENYLSCLSET PENTACHLOROETHANECL6BP UEXACELOROBIPHENYLSCL6BZ HEXACHLORODENZENECL6CP HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENECL6ET HLXACHLOROETHANECL7BP HEPTACHLOROBIPHENYLSCL7Nb HEPTACHLORONORBORNADIENESCHONOX CARBON MONOXIDECN CHLOROACETOPHENONECo COBALTCOD CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMANDCOND SPECIFIC CONDUCTIVITYCOND-F SPECIFIC CONDUCTIVITY AS TESTED IN FIELD (RM, SEMI-QUAKT ONLY)COUMRN 2.3-DIHYDROBENZOFURAN / COUMARANC03 rCARBONATECPCXAL CYCLOPENTANECARBOX.ALDEHYDECPMS P-CHLOROPHENYLMETHYL SULFIDECPMSO P-CHELOROPHENYLMETHYL SULFOXIDECPMS02 P-CHLLOROPHENYLMETHYL SULFONECPO CYCLOPENTANONECR CHROMIUMCRHEX HEXAVALENT CHROMIUMCR04 CHRO.UTECS CESIUMCSOL CRESOLSCS2 CARBON DISULFIDECU COPPER.CUEXT COPPER EXTRACTABLECUTOT COPPER TOTALCX PHOSGENE OXIKE / DICHLOROFORMOXIM.ECYDODC CYCLODODECANECYHX CYCLOHEXANiECYHXB CYCLOHEXYLBENZENE, / PHENLYCYCLOHEXANECYN CYANIDECYNF CYANIDE, FREE FORMCYOCTE CYCLOOCTATETRALNECYPD CYCLOPENTADIENECYPNE CYCLOPENTENEClADME CARBONIC ACID, DIMETHYL ESTERClo DECAKE

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STEST-NAMLE

Cil MENECANEC12 DODECANECI2AMM 8-KETHYLDECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC12DCE CIS-l ,2-DICHLOROETHENEC13 TRIDECANEC13DCP CIS-1 ,3-DICHLOROPROPYLLNE / CIS-1, 3-DICHLOROPROPENE014 TETRADECANEC14iA TETRADECANOIC ACID / MYRISTIC ACIDC14iAME TETRADECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC15S PENTADECANEC13A PENTADECANOIC ACIDC16 HELADECANEC16A EJADECANOIC ACID / PALMITIC ACIDC16ABE ULJLADECANOIC ACID, BUTYL ESTERCI6AD.M NEXADECANOIC ACID, DIMETHYL ESTERC16AEH REJXADECANOIC ACID, BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) ESTERC16A.E HEXADECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC16SAT SATURATED HYDROCABONS (C16)C17 H.EPTADECAMEC17AM HEPTADECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC18 OCTADECANECIBABE OCTADECANOIC ACID, BUTYL ESTERCI8AE OCTADECANOIC ACID, ETHYL ESTERCl8AJKE OCTADECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERCI8AOD OCTADECANOIC ACID,OCTADECYL ESTERCIBUNS C18H300 UJNKNOWN~C185FP DIS(PENTAFLUOROPHENYL)PHENYL PHOSPHINEC19 NONADECANEC19A NONADECANOIC ACIDC2AVE ACETIC ACID, VINYL ESTER / VINYL ACETATEC2H3CL CHLOROETHENE / VINYL CHLORIDEC2H5CL CHLOROETHAINEC20 EICOSANEC21 HENEICOSANEC22UNS C22HliOO UNKNOWNC25 PENTACOSANEC3AXE PROPANOIC ACID , KETHYL ESTERC3OA~iE ThIACONTANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC36 HEXATR IACONTANEC4 BUTANECliILXIL CIS-li-HEXENI-OLC5A PENTANOIC ACID / VALERIC ACIDC6D6 BENZENE-D6C6HOH CYCLOHEXANOLC6H6 BENZENEV7A HEPTANOIC ACIDC7N'B REPTACHLORONORBORNENECBAME OCTANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERC9 NONANEDBANA DIBENZO (A,H) ANTHRACENE

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TEST-NAME

DBATTS 2,4-DIHTDROXYDE4ZOIC ACID, ThIS-TRIKETHYSILY.DBCP DIBROMOCHLOROPROPANEDBHC DELTA-BENZENEHEXACHLORIDE / DELTA-HEACHLORCYCLOHiEANEDBRCLM DI BR~OMOCHLOROflETHANEDBTSPY 4,5-DIMETHYL-2,6-BIS(ThIMETHYLSILOXY)PYRINIDINEDSZFIJR DIBDNZOFURANDBZTHP DIBENZOThIOPHENEDCAKIBA 2-METHOXY-3 ,6-DICHLOROBENZOIC ACIDDCBPH DIcEM.OROBENZOPHENONEDCHP DICTCLOHEXYL PHTHALATEDCMBF 5, 7-DICHLORO-2-ETHYLBENZOFURANDCKPSX DECA.NITHYLCYCLOPENTASILOXANEDCPD DICTCLOPENTADIENEDDVP VAPOXADLA DIETEYLAMINEDECYLB DECTL-BENZENEDED1MP DIETEYLDIETIYL DIPHOSPHONATEDEETH DIETEYL ETHERDEGLYC 2,2-OXYBISETHANOL / DIETHYLENE GLYCOLDEP DIETEYL PHTHALATEDEFD DIETHYL PHTH.ALATE->4D*IBZPY 3,4-DIHYDRO2H-1-BENZOPYRANDHDNiAC 9, I1O-DIHYDRO-9,9-DIMiETHYLACRIDINEDIACAL DIACETONE ALCOHOL / 4-HYDROXY-4-KETHYL-2-PENTANONEDIADS BIS (DIISOPROPYLANINOETHYL) DISULFIDEDIAEL DI ISOPROPYLAI5INOETHANOLD1A.EP S-D ISOPROPYLAMINOETHYLNETHYL PHOSPHONOTHIOATEtDlA.ET DIISOPROPYLANINOETKANETHIOLDIAS BIS(DIISOPROPYLAKINOETHYL) SULFIDEDIA.Z DIAZINONDIBP DIISOBUTYL PHTHALATEDICLP DICHOROPHENOLSDIDDP -I ISOPROPYLDIKETHYL DIPHOSPHONATEDIH20 DEION*IZED WATERDIMP DIIS-OPROPYLNETHYL PHOSPHONATEDIOP DIISOOCTYL PHTHALATEDIPUR DIIScOPROPYLJRL.ADITH DITEIANEDLDRN DIELDRINDL2HPG DL-2- (3-HYDROXYPhENYL)GLYCINE

mADA.S I TEDIKA DIEMYLANILINE (OBSOLETE; USE NNDKA)V~ICAR DINETHYL DITHIOCAHEONATEDIICPDE 1,2-DIETHYLCYCLOPENTADIENED.KDS DIKETHYL DISULFIDEDKETH DIP~ETYL ETHERDIKIP DII{ETHYL ISOPHTHALATEDMMP DIKETHYLHETHYL PHOSPHATEDKPl DIHETHYL PHTHALATEDiIPCHE 3- (2.* 2-DIETHTLPROPOXY) CYCLOHEXENE

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*** TEST-NAMl! **

DMPTHF 2.*2-DIMETHYL-5- (1-IETHYLPJIOPTL) TETRAXYDROFJKAWDXDIS DIKETHOXYDIMETHYLSI LANEDI1ACH 2, 2-DIKETNYL-1-ACETYLCYCLOHEXANEDKBEE 1, I-DI-N-BUTYLETNYLENE / 1, I-DI-N-BUTYLEThENEDKBP DI-N-BUTYL PHTHALATEDIIOP DI-N-OCTYL PHTHALATEDI4OPDL. DI-N-OCTYL PHTHALATE-D4DKPP DI-N-PENTTL PUTHALATEDKTISO DINITROTOLUENE ISOMERDO DISSOLVED OXYGENDOAD DIOCTYL ADIPATEDOAZ DIOCTYL AZELATEDODECB DODECYLDENZENEDOETH DIOCTYL ETHERDOPANb 4-(2-AMINOETHYL)PYROCATECHOL /DOPAMINEDPA DIPHENYLAIIINEDPETH DIPHENYL ETHERDPETYN 1,1-(1.2-ETHYNEDIYL)BISfBEN;ENE)DPHNY DIPHENYLDPNTLL D-(-)-PANTOLYL LACTONEDPSO DIPHENYL SULFOXIDEDPSULF 1.1-THIOBIS [BENZENE] / DIPHENYLSULFIDEDSLDIN DISELENODIINDOLEDTB4C 2,6-DI-TERTBUTYL-4--CRESOLDTCHBO l.ALPHA. (E)A4.ALPHA.-1-(1,-DIHYDROXY-2,6,6-TRIETHYL-

2-CYCLOHEXEN-1-YL)-2-BUTEN- 1-ONE

DURS DURSBANDYSCAN GC-MS DYE SCANEBCPGL ETHYL-2 ,2-BIS (4-CHLOROPHENYL) GLYCOLATEED DICHLOROETHYL ARSINEEDBDAS 3-PHENYLPROPANOYLEICOSL I-EICOSANOLEMP ETHYLMETHYL PHOSPHONATEEMPA ETHYLKETHYL PHOSPHONIC ACIDENDRN ENDRINEJIDRNA ENDRIN ALDEHYDEENHETH ETHYL-N-HLXYL ETHERESFSO4 ENDOSULFAN SULFATEETBDIO ETHYLBENZENE-DIOETCYRX ETHYLCYCLOHEXANEETC6H5 ETHYLBENZENEETOH ETHANOLF FLUORIDEFABPEE FORMIC ACID, BETA-PHENYLETHYL ESTERFACH.XE FORMIC ACID, CYCLOHEXYL ESTERFAJ47 FLUORANTHENEFARN FARNESOLFAI. FATTY ALCOHOLFE IRONFLREKE FLUORENE

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TEST-WAKE

IFREON FREON /DICHLOROFLUOROKETHANEFZosP DECAFLVOROBIPNENYLGA TABlUNi ETHYL-N,N-DIKETHYL PHOSPHORAMI DOCYAN I DATEG5 SARIN /ISOPROPYLMETHYL ?HOSPHONOFLUORIDALTEGD SOWA PINACOLYLKETHYL FHOSPHONOFLUORIDATEGRNDY GREEN DYEB LEVINSTEIN MUSTARDHARD TOTAL HARDNESSVCID HEXACHLOROBUTADIENENCNB HEXACHLORONORBORNADI ENEMC03 BICARBONATERD DISTILLED MUSTARD / BIS2-CHLOROETHYL) SULFIDEHEXANE HEJLAENG MERCURYHGEXT MERCURY EXTRACTABLEHGTOT MERCURY TOTALHI TCNE 2,6,IO,15,19,23-HEXA.ETHYL-2,6,1O,14,18,22-TETRACOSAHEXAENEH)QX CYCLOTETRAMiETHYLENETETRAITRAMINEH1N NITROGEN MUSTARDHPCL HEPTACHLORHPCLE HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDEHPLH20 HPLC GRADE WATERMP04 HYDROLYZABLE PHOSPHATEHWX013 HALOWAX 1013KWX099 HALOWAX 1099HXADBE IffXAWEDIOIC ACID, DIBUTYL ESTER /DIBUTYL ADIPATEHXADOE HEXANEDJOIC ACID, DIOCTYL ESTERHXCCS HEXACOSANEHX.H)KA2 4,5,6,7,8,8A-HEXARYDRO-5A-14ETRYL-2- [11) -AZULENONEHX'ILTA 1,3,5,7-TETRAAZATRICYCLO [3.3.13.73 DECANE /HEXAMETHYLENE TETR.AINEHXMTSX HEXJA.METHYLCYCLOTR I1S1 LOXAIEHYDRSND IN-INDENE, OCTAHiTORO- / HYDRINDANEHYDRZ HYDRAZINEHYNB 7-HYDROXYNORBORNADIENE1125 HYDROGEN SULFIDEH3P04 PHOSPHORIC ACIDICDPYh INI3END 11,2,3-C,D) PYRENEIMF ISOPROPYLMETHYL PHOSPHONATEIMPA ISOPROPYLMETHYL PHOSPHONIC ACIDINDANi 1-HYDROXY-2,3-METHYLENE INDAN (M.W.1463ISODR I SODRI NISOPBZ ISOPROPYLBENZENE / CLJMEEISOPHR ISOPHORONEISOQUK ISOQL'INOLINE14HXDE 1,4 - HEXADIENEK POTASSIUMREND KETOE34DRINL LEWISITELACYBB LACTIC ACID CYCLIC BUTAJJEBORONATELAUFIC LAURIC ACID

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** TEST-NAME **

L IN LI NDANE IGAKA-BENZENEHELACHLOR IDE / GAMMA-HEAACKLOROCYCLOILXANELIPID tLIPIDSLO LEWISITE OXIDEHALO MALONONITRILENZADOE 3-NETNYLBUTANOIC ACID, 3,7-DIMETNYL-2.46-OCTATRIENYL ESTERMBAs FOAMING AGENTS / METNYALYNE BLUE ACTIVE SUBSTANCEMAON ALPHA-METNYLBENZYL ALCOHOLMBZA ALPHA-METHYLBENZYL ACETOACETATE

FMlZCAC 5-METHYLBENZO (C] ACRIDINEMBZCL ALPNA-METNYLBENZYL-2-CILOROACETOACETATEMDCL 2-KETHYLUNDECANAL / 2-METNILENDECANAI.IIESPIP I11'-METNYLENEDIS [PIPER IDINE)MECC6 METHY LCYCLO(EXA(EMECYBY METHYLCYCLOUTAJEMECYDC NETHYLCYCLODECAREMECYPE METHYLCYCLOPENTAiJEMEC6D8 TOLUENE-D8MEC6H5 TOLUENEMEHG METHYL MERCURYHER METHYLETHYL KETONENEON METHANOLMEPON 2-METHYLPENTANOLMESTOX MESITYL OXIDE / 4-KETHYL-3-PENTEN-2-ONEHETLAP METHYLNAPHTHALENESMEXCLR METHOXYCHLORME2C1 1 DIMETHYLUNDECAXESME2HPL METHYL-2-HEPTANOLSME2HPO METHYL-2-HEPTANONESmE2NAP DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENESftE3C6 TR IMETHEXANESME3CI 0 TRIMETHYLDECANESML3C1 1 TRIMETHYLUNDECANESME3NAP Th IMETHYLNAPHTHALENESMG MAGNESIUMRHYDRZ METHYLHYDRAZINEMIlK HETHYLISOBUTYL KETONE?IIPK METHYLISOPROPYL KETONEMIREX MIREXKLTHN MALATHIONMN MANGANESE

MNBK METHYL-N-BUTYL KETONE /2-HE WNONEmo MOLYBDENUMM? KETHYLPHENOLSMPA METHYLPHOSPHONIC ACIDMPDDD 2- (META-CHLOROPiENYL) -2- CPARA-CHLOROPHEJYL)-1, 1-DICELORtOETRANEPIPK METHYLPROPYL KETONE / 2-PENTANONEMQFH20 MILLI-Q-FILTERED WATERXSSCAN GC-MS ORGANIC SCANMTUZL METRAZOL / CAIXDIAZOLENA SODIUM

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" T EST-NAKE

NAOHME 50% IM NAOH50% METH.ANOLNAP NAPHTHALENENAPD8 NAPHTHALENED8ND NITROBENZEKEMBD5 NITROBENZENE-D5NBMNSA N-BUT L-4-HCETHYLBENZENESULFONAMIDENBUETH I,I'-OXTBIS [BUTANE] / BUTYL ETHERNC NITROCELLULOSENCLN NORTRICYCLA40LNCPPPA N- (4-CHLOROPHENYL) -3-PHENYL- 2-PROPENAMIDEMCI NITROCELLULOSE 121 NNC2 NITROCELLULOSE 13.4% NNDIXA N-NITRODIHEXYLAMINENDIOX NITROGEN DIOXIDENDNBSA N, &-DIMETHYLBENZENESULPONAMIDENDNPA NITROSODI-NPROPYLAKINENECHXA N-ETHYLCYCLOHE~XYLAMINENE2PLA W-ETHYL-2-PROPENAMIDENG NITROGLYCERINENHEDCA N- (2-HYDROXYETHYL)-DECANAMIDEN113 AMMONIANH3N2 AMMONIA NITROGENNI N I CKELNIT NITRlTE,NZTRATE-NON SPECIFICNITARO NITROAROKATICSNMANIL N-METHYLANILINENMCANE )i-1ETHYLCARBAMIC ACID, 1-NAPHTHYL ESTEENMSOA W-NETHYL-N-NITROSOANILINENNDl1A N.N-DIMETHYLANILINENNDMLEA W-NITROSODIKETHYLAMINENNDNPA N-NITROSODIN-PROPYLAMINEN'DPA N-NITROSODIPHENYLAMINENNP IPA N-N ITROSOPENTYLISOPENTYLAMINENN4HPL N-NI TROSO-4HYDROXYPROLINEN02 NITRITEN03 NITRATEN2KJEL NITROGEN BY KJELDAHL METHODOCADME OCTAKEDJOIC ACID, DIMETHYL ESTERODAPDM OCTADECANOIC ACID, (2-PHENYL-1,3-DIOXOLAN-4-YL)METHYL ESTER~ODECA OCIADECANOIC ACID / STLARIC ACIDODMNSX OCTADECAMETHYLCYCLONONAS ILOXANEOEMP 0-ETIYLMETHYL PHOSPHONATEOILGR OIL & GREASEOMCTSX OCTAKETHYLCYCLOTETRASI L07ANEOPDDD 2- (ORTHO-CHLOROPHENYL) -2- (PAALA-CHLOROPHENYL) -l1-DICHLOOETL&NEOPDDE 2- (ORTHO-CHLOROPHENYL) -2- (PARA-CHLOROPHENTL)-l1-DICLOROETHEX(EOPDDT 2- (ORTHO-CHLOROPHENYL) -2- (PAALA-CHLOROPHENYL) -1, 1, -TRICLOROETHANE0P04 ORGAI4OPHOSPHATESOXAT I,4-OXATHIANEOXCN OZACYCLONONANE

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** TEST-NAME '

OZONE OZONEPAD4NE PHOSPHORIC ACID, DIETHYL-ii-NITROPNENYL ESTERPANl POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONPAODPE PHOSPHORIC ACID, OCTYLDIPHENYL ESTERPART IC PARTICULATE MATTERPATBUE PROPANOIC ACID, T-BUTYL ESTERPATPE PHOSPHORIC ACID, TRIPHENYL ESTERPA2HDE PROPAROIC ACID, 2-HYDROXYDECYL ESTERPA2NIE PENTANOIC ACID, 2-METHYLIUTYL ESTERPB LEADPISTY LEAD STTPHNATEPCB016 PCs 1016PC9221 PCI 1221PCB232 PCB 1232PCB242 PCB 1242PCB248 PCB 1248PCE254 FCB 1254PCB260 PCB 1260PCB262 PCB 1262PCP PENTACHLOROPHENOLPCYMEN 4-C1-KETHYLETHYL)TOLUEJE /P-CYMENEPD DICHLOROPHENYL ARSINEPDK{SLX POLYDINETHYL SILOXAKE / DiIKETHYLPOLY SILOXANEPEGE POLYETHYLENEGLYCOL ETHERSPENA!KD N-PENTANIDEPENT AN PENTANEPETN PENTALRYTHRITOL TETRANITRATEPFP PENTAFLUOROPHENOLPH PHPHANTF PHENANTHRENEPHENAA PHENYLACETIC ACIDPHEND6 PHENOL-D6PHENLC PHENOLICS (NON-SPECIFIC)PHENOL PHENOLPHTHA 1,2-ENZENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID /PHTHALIC ACIDPHTHL PHTHALATESPHJL&A PHENOXYACETIC ACIDPHYCP I ,2,34,5-PENTAYDROXYCYCLOPENTANEPH-F PH AS TESTED IN THE FIELD (RM, SEMI-QUANT ONLY)PIPER PIPERIDINEPOX PURGLABLE ORGANIC HALOGENP04 PHOSPHATEP04ORT ORTHOPHOSPHATEPPDDD 2,2-lIS (PARA-CHLOROPHENYL) -1, -DICNLOROETHANEPPDDE 2.2-IIS(PAIRA-CHLOROPHENYL)-1, 1-DICHLO9ROETHENEPPDDT 2,2-IIS(PARA-CHLOROPHEJYL)-1., -TRICHLOROETHANEPPTDE 2.2-515 (PARA-CHLOROPHENYL)-2-PHENYL-1 ,1-DICHLOROETEE

PRTHX PARATHIONPYR PYRENEPYRDIO PYRENE-DIO

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** TEST-NAME

P'. PHOSPHORUSRDX CYCLONITE /HEXAHYDRO- 1, 3,5-TR INITRO- 1, 3,4-TR IAZ IKEREDDY RED DYERESACI RESIN ACIDSS SULFURSB ANTIMONYscm THIOCYANATESE SELENIUM~SIL SILICONESILVER SILVEXSN TINS03 SULFITES04 SULFATESPIRO (W2,5 TRANS) -7-CHLORO-6-HYDROXY-2 ,4-DIMETHOXY-6 -METHYL-

SPIRO [BENZOFLTRAN- 2-(OH) -I '- (2) -CYCLOHEXENE] -3, '.-DI ONESQUAd. SQUALENESR STRONTIUMSTERO STEROIDSST IGM.A STIQL#.STENALSTYPH STYPHNATE IONSTYPHA STYPENIC ACIDSTYR STYRENESUADME SULFURIC ACID, DII{ETHYL ESTERSULFID SULFIDESUPONA SUPONA / 2 -CH LORO- 1- (2, 4-DI CHLOROPHENYL) VI NYLDI ETHYL PHOSPHATES2CL2 SULFUR MONOCHLORIDETBA TRIBUTYLAMINETBASDE THIOBUTYRIC ACID, S-DECYL ESTERTSP TRIBUTYL PHOSPHATETCB TETRACHLOROBENZENESTCB1 1,2,4,5-TETRACHLOROBENZE-NETCB2 1 .2,3, 4-TETRACHLOROBENZENETCB3 I .2,3, 5-TETRACHLOROBENZENETCDD 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZO-P-DIOXIN / DIOXINTCHDCS TRANS-1,2-CYCLOHEXANDIOL, CYCLIC SULFITETCLLA 1,1 ,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHA'EITCLEE TETRACHLOROETHYLENE / TETRACHLOROETHENETCLTFE 1.1,2-TRICHLORO-1,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHANETCOS TETRACOSANETCSA?1LE 15-TETRACOSENOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERTCST TRICHLOROSTYRENETDGCL TIIIODIGLYCOLTDIQISX TETRADECAMETHYL HERAS ILOXAKE

I'TDODTL TERT-DODECANETNIOLTDS TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDSTEGLKE TRIETNYLENE GLYCOL, METHYL ETHERTEGLYC 2,2'-[11,2-ETHANEDIYLIBIS(OXY))BIS [ETHANOL] TRIETHYLENE GLYCOLTEMP TEMPERATURETEMP-F TEMPERATURE AS TESTED IN THE FIELD WR. SEMI-QUANT ONLY)TEP04 TRIETHYL PHOSPHATE

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74ETSI-4A1E *

TETPT TETRACHLOROCYCLOPENTENETETR TETRAZENETETRYL NITRAIIINE / N-METHYL-N,2,4,6-TETRANITtOANILINE /TETRYLTFAAPE TRIFLUOROACETIC ACID, I,5'-PENTA1NEDIYL ESTERTFDCLE 1,1 ,2-TRIFLUORO-1 ,2-DICHLOROETLANETGLYIE TETRLAGLYMEYT TETRANYDROFURANTHP2MI. TEThABYDROPYLQ4YL-2-1ETHAN0LTL THALLIUMTMHPDO 3.,6-TRIETHYL-I .5-HEPTADIEN-4-ONETNHXL 3,5, 5-YE IMETHYL- 1-HEXANOLTHODEO 2.*2,*7, 7-TETRANETIIYL-4.5-flCTADIEN-3-ONETMPEAW TETRAMETHYLPHENANTHRENETKPO3 TRIKEYEYL PHOSPHITETKF04 TRI?!ETHYL PHOSPHATETMTCON 3,5, 24-TRINETHYLTETRACONTANETKUR TETRAMETHYLUREATh3PL 2,3,4-TRIMETHYL-3-PENTANOLTNBISO TRINITROBENZENE ISOMERTNTISO TRINITROTOLUENE ISOMERTOC TOTAL ORGANIC CARBONTOTDDT TOTAL VALUE OF ALL DDT, DDE, DDD ISOMIERSTOTGAF TOTAL GRAVIMETRIC, ACID FRACTIONTOTHG2 TOTAL MERCURYTOTPCb TOTAL PCBTOX TOTAL ORGANIC HALOGENSTPH THIOPHENETP04 TOTAL PHOSPHATESTECLE TRICHLOROETHYLENE / TEICHLOROETHENETR IBZ TR ICHLOROBENZENESTRIMBZ TRIMETHYLBENZENESTR IPT TRICHLOROCYCLOPENTENETRmTDE 2,3,*4-TR IKETHYL-I4-TET RAD ECENETRPHEX TRIPHENYLENETRXftET TR IHALOKETHANESTS TOTAL SULFURTSAXPE P-TOLUENEStjLFONIC ACID, HEPTYL ESTERTSS TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDSTVS TOTAL VOLATILE SOLIDSTXPHINK TOXAPHENETlB2BC TRAJ4S-1-BROMO-2-UTYLCYCLOPROPANET12DCE T RAN S-i ,2-DICHLOROETHENE / TRANS-i ,2-DICHLOROETHYLENET13DCP TRANS-I ,3-DICHLOROPROPENET2DEC TRANS-2-DECENEUDKHi UNSYMM(ETR ICAL DIMETJIYL HYDRAZ INEUNKXXX UNKNOWN COMPOUND 001 THRU 999. NOTE: 001-"99 FULL FIELD As SHOWNV, VAN4ADIUMIVARHY VARIOUS HYDaOCAPBONS WITH INCREASING M.W.VFA VINYL FOMHATEVM O-ETHYL-S- (2-DIETHYLAMINOETHYL)IIETHYL PHOSPHONOTHIOLATE

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**TEST-NAME**

VX O-ETHYL-S- (2-DI ISOPROPYLAPIINOETHYL)METHYL PHOSPHONOThIOLATEWP WHITE PHOSPHORUSKPLOSY EXPLOSIVE SPRAYXYLEW XYLENESTELDY YELLOW DYEZN ZINCZR ZIRCONIUMIO1NHCL 0.1 N HYDROCHLORIC ACID1A311PZ I -ACETYL- 3-PLETRYL-3-PYRAZOLONElBY4HB I-BENZYL-4-HYDROXYBENZIMIDAZOLE1~I PZ 1 -CARBAMOYL3 ,5-DIHETHYL--2-PYRAZOLINEICLODC I -CHLOROOCTADECANEIC4L I-UIAOL1DODCL 1-DODECANIOLlEHI I-ETHYLHEXYLBENZENEIEPB I -ETHYLPROPYLBENZENEIE2KB I-ETHYL-2-(ETRYLBENZENEIE24DB I-ETHYL-2,4DIMETHYLBENZENE1 FNA.P I -FLUORONAPHTiL.LENE1NPDOL I -HEPTADECANOL1HXE 1 -HEXENE1HX30L 1-HEXEN-3-OL1IAAN I -KETHYLBENZ (A) ANTHRACENE1MCPNE 1-METHYLCYCLOPENTENE111DB I-KETHYLDECYLBENZENE1MECRX 1-METHYLETHYLCYCLOHELANE1ME I K 1-KETHYLINDANIMFLRE I -M.ETHYL-9HFLUORENE1MNAP 1 -METHYLNAPHThj.LENElMNB I -METHYLNOKYLBENZE-NEIMPYR 1-METHYLPYRE1MXIPL 1-M.ETHOXY-lPROPENE1112?EC I-METHYL-2-(2-PROPENYL)CYCLOPENTAJE1M71EN 1-METHYL- 7- (1 -MLTHYLETHYL2NAPHTHALENE1NHP 1 -NITROHEPTANEINKCL I.ON KCL SOLUTIONIN20NE 1-NITRO-2-CTA4ONEIOCTOL 1-OCTANOLIPECHX I -PROPENYLCYCLOKLXANE1PNAP I-PHENYLNAPHTHALENEITICHA l-T-BUTYLCYCLOKEWAECARBOXYLIC ACID1OM.EOH 10% METHANOLIOKUDM' 10-METHYLUNDECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER100EKE 10-OCTADECENOIC ACID, METHYL ESTERI lDCE 1, 1-DICHLOROETHYLENE / 1, 1-DICHLOROETHFNE11DCLE 1, 1-DICHLOROETKiANE1IITCE 1,1,1-TICHLOROEIHANE1 12TCE 1.,1,2-YR ICHLOROETHANE11311CR 1,* 1, 3-YR IMETHYLCYCLOHE.AHE12DBD4 1 ,2-DICHLOROBLNZNE-D.

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**FIELD DEFINITIONS

* TEST-NAPU *

12DCD4 1, 2-DICLOROETHANE-D12DCLS I ,2-DICHLOROIENZENE12DCLE 1,2-DICHLOtOETHAIE12DCLP 1 ,2-DICNLOROPROPANE12DM3 1, 2-DIMETHYLBENZENE / 0-XYLENE12DNAP 1 ,2-DIETHYLNAPHThALENE12DPB 1, 2-DIPNNLIENZENE12DfN I ,2-DIPENYLYDRAZ INE -PXCCOE N12E'C CYCLONEXENE OXIDE / 1,2EOYYLHXN12EPEB 1.2-EPOXYETHYLBENZENE / STYRENE OXIDE12nTIDi 12-METHYLTETR.ADECAJ4QIC ACID, METHYL ESTER

12ThCP 1,1 ,2,2-TETRAfETHYLCYCLOPROAN123CPR 1 ,2,3-TRICHLOROPROPANE123M'CH 1.*2, 3-ThIMEThYLCYCLOHX.ANE123TCB 1 ,2,3-TRICELOROBENZENE1234MB 1 ,2,3,L.-TETRAMETRYLBENZENE124MCH 1 ,2,4-ThIMETHYLCYCLOHEXANE124.TCB 1,2,4-TRICHLOROBENZENE13CPDO 1 ,3-CYCLOPEJJTADIONE

13DBD4 1 ,3-DICHLOROBENZENED413DCLB I ,3-DICHLOROBENZENE13DCPE 1 ,3-DICHLOROPROPLNE13DEB , 3-DIETHYLBENZENE

13DFB 1 ,3-DIFLUOROBENZENE

13DMB ],3-DIMETHYLBENZENE / PI-XYLENE13DKBB (1 ,3-DIMETHYLBUTYL)BENZENE13DMCII 1 , 3-DIKETHYLCYCLOHEXANE13DNAP 1 ,3-DiMETHYLNAPHTHALENE13DNB 1 ,3-DINITRODENZENE

13DFPR 1,1 '-(1,3-PROPANEDIYL)DIS (BENZENE) /1,3-DIPHENYLPROPAnE13TDA 13-TETRADECYNOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER

135mCH 1, 3,5-TRIIIETHYLCYCLOHiE.XE135TmB 1,3, 5-TRIMETHYLBENZENE

135TNE I ,3,3-TRINITROBENZENE14DCBIJ 1 ,4-DICHLOROBUTANE14DCLB 1 ,4-DICHLOROBENZENE14DFB 1 ,4-DIFLUOROBENZENE14DIOX 1,4-DIOXANE

14DtMCH , 4-DIKETHYLCYCLOHEXANE14ADMNP 1.,4-DIHYDROl ,4-METIIANNAPHTHALENE

JAIY(XA 1, de-DIMIETHOXYAJTRLACENE14DNB 1 ,4-DINITRODENZENEI AD2EB 1 ,4-DIETHYL-2-THYLBENZERE1 AMPPE 1 4-METRYLPENTADECAN4IC ACID, METHYL ESTER15DNAP 1 ,5-DDMITHYLNAHTHALEME13MHM 15-METHYLHEXADECANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER

16DMIN 1 ,6-DIMETHYLIN DAN16DNAP 1 ,6-DIIETHYLNAPMTHALENE16KHME 16-METRYLRMPTADECAPIOIC ACID, HETHYL ESTER167TMN I ,6,7-TRIHETRYLNAPNITHALEME

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*** TEST-NAME

17PTCE 17-PENTATRIACONTENEISONAP 1 ,S-DIETHYLNAPHTHALENEI1S81 1,2.3,4.,AA,5,S,SA-OCTAJYDRO-1,.,5,S-DIKETKANOLNAHTHALEN-2-OL2A46DA 2-AMINO-4.,6DINI TROAKI LINE2A46DT 2-AMINO-A ,6DINITROTOLUENE2BEETO 2- (2-N-BUTOXYETIOXY) ETHANOL2BEKDE 2, 2-S(ETHY'(ERCAPTO) DIETHYL ETHER23?OMPR 2,2-3 IS (METHYLKERCATO) PROPANE2BNMM 2-BLTL-N-ETYLKORLEUC IKE, METHYL ESTER25RHXLA 2-BROMOHELANOIC ACID2BUXEL 2-UTOXYETHANOL251CP 2-BROMO- 1-CHLOROPROANE2B100L 2-BUTYL- 1-OCTANOL2B4MFU 2- (I-BUTYL) 4-METHYLFURAN2CBKN O-CHLOROBENZYLIDINE4ALONONITRILE2CECHO 2- (2-CYANOETHYL)CYCLOHEXANONE2CHAEE 2-CYCLOPENTENE-1-HENDECANOIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER2CHEIL 2-CYCLOREXEN-1-OL2CHE10 2-CYCLOHEXEN-1I-ONE2CLBP 2-CHLOROBIPHENYL2CLEVE (2-CKLOROETHOXY)ETHENE / 2-CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER2CLP 2-CHLOROPHENOL2CLPD4 2-CHLOROPHENOL-D42CHCHO 2- (CTANOMETHYL) CYCLOHZXANONE2CNAP 2-CHLORONAPHTHALENE2C4E E-BUTENE2C6?Pz 2-CHLORO-6-pirTHOXY- IOH-PHENOTHIAZINE2DMPFEN 2, 2-DIMETHYLPENTANE2ECYBL 2-ETHYLCYCLOBUTANiOL2EP 2-ETRYLPHENOL2ElHXL 2-ETHYL--HELANOL2E2HPD 2-ETHYL-2-HYDROXYMETHYL-1 , 3-PROPANEDIOL2E4MFL 2-ETHYL-4-METHYL-I-PENTANOL2FBP 2-FLUOROBIPHENYL2FNAP 2-FLUORONAPHTHALENE2FF 2-FLUOROPHENOL2HBDDK 2-HYDROXYBUTANEDIOIC ACID, DIKETHYL ESTER2HBNZL 2-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE / SALICYLALDEHYDE2HNDOL 2-HENDECANOL / 2-UNDECANOL2HYBP 2-HYDROXYBIPHENYL2KBZA 2-M.ETBYLBENZYL ALCOHOL2MCPNE 2-METHYLCYCLOPENTANONE2MCYPL 2-METHYLCYCLOPENTANOL2MC3 2-METHYLPROPANE / ISODUTANE2KC4 2-METHYLBUTANE/ISOPENTANE2XC7 2-METHYLKEPTANE / ISOOCTANE2ADtC 2-XETHYLDECAKE2KDOD 2-METHYLDDDECANE2MENAP 2- (1-MTHYLETHYL) NAPHTHALENE2KEPEN 2-METHYLPENTANE

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**FIELD DEFINIXTIONS

**TEST-NAM**

2XMECO 2-METHYL-5- (1-XETIIYLETHYL) -2-CYCLOHtJXEN- I -ONE2KfNA? 2-METHYLNAPHTHALENE2M.P 2-METHYL PHENOL / 2-CRESOL2JIpAIT 2-KETHYLPROPANOIC ACID, 3-HYDROXY-2 .4, 4-TRIMETHYLPENTYL ESTER2KPA4E 2-KETHYLPROPAN01C ACIDNETHYL ESTER2KPA1E 2-MTHYLPROPAIIOIC ACID, 1- (1, -DIKETHYLETHYL) -2-METHYL-

1,3-PROPANEDIYL ESTER2ItPEAE 2-KETHYL-2-PROPENOIC ACID, 1,2-ETHANEDIYLESTER2KPYR 2-KETHYLPYRENE2MTETD 2-MTHYLTETRADECAME2nMTF 2-METHYLTETRANYDROFURAN2flTHP? 2-MTHYLTHIO-L.-EYDROXYPYRINIDINE2MXEL 2- (2-METHOXYETHOXY)ETHANOL / DIETNYLENEGYLCOL MONOMETHYLETRER2MxMC3 2-METHOXY-2METHYLPROPANE / TERT-BUTYLKETHYL ETHER2KXTKB 2-MErTHOXY-2 ,3, 3-TR IMETHYLBUTANE2M.l1E 2-HETHOXY-IPROPENE2MIDDL 2-KETHYL-1-DODECANOL2M1PNE 2-METHYL- 1-PENTENE2112BDA 2-MtETHYL-2-BUTENEDMIDE2M2C3L 2-METHYL-2-PROPANOL / TERT-BUTANOL2M2H3B 2-METHYL-2-HYDRtOXY-3-BUTYNE2.M24P 2-KETHYL-2, 4-PENTANEDIOL2M3HXE 2-PIETHYL-3-HEXE2J'3PNO 2-METHYL-3-PENTANONE2NBZLZ 2-NITROBENZALAZINE2NKCL 2N POTASSIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION2NNDPA 2-NITRO-N-NITROSODIPHENYLAMINE2NoDCO 2-NONADECANONE2NP 2-NIROPHENOL.2N7 2-NJ TROTOLUENE2N3C 3-KETHYL-2-N ITROPHENOL / 2-NI ThO-M-CRESOL20XBEL 2,2-OXY-BIS [ETHANOL)2PETOH 2-PHNPYLETHANOL2PHiXEL 2-PHENOXYETHANOL2PNAP 2-PHENYLNAPHTHALENE2PROi. 2-PROPANOL2PXE.XL 2- (2-PHENOXYETHOXY) ETWAOL2TCLL'L 1 ,1, I ,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE2TMHPD 2,6,10, 14-TETRAKETHYLHEPTADECANE2TXPD 2,6,10. 1'-TETRAK(ETHYLPENTADECANE21ODKU 2, 10-DIKETHYLUNDECANE225TCB 2,2' ,S-TRICHLOROBIPKENYL2255CD 2,2 -.,5- -TETILACNLORtOSIPHENYL226TMO 2,2 ,6-TRIKETHYLOCTANE23DCLP 2, 3-DICHLOROPHENOL23DKP 2,3-DIME TRYLPNENOL23DNAP 2, 3-DIHETHYLNAPHTRALENE23D2HL 2, 3-DIMTHYL-2-EXANOL23TmP 2,2,3, 3-TETRAKETHYLPEKTAKE234.5C5 2,3, 4,-TETIACHLOROBIPHENYL

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FIELD DEFINITIONS

**TEST-NAKtE

2346CP 2,3,4, 6-TETL4CHLOROPHENOL233TMD 2,3, S-TRIMETHYLDECARE2356CP 2, 3,S,6-TETR.ACHLOROPHENOL236TmN 2,3.6-TRIiETHYUL.PHTMALENE237Tm0 2,3, ?-TRIKEThYLOCTAIE24D 2.4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID24DCB 2,4 '-DICHLORODIPIERYL24DCLP 2, 4-DICKLOROPRENOL24MM~ 2, 4-DIMETHYLDECANE24oeaHX 2,4-DINETHYLHEXWIE24DKIPN 2.4-DIRETHYLPHENOL24DNP 2, 4-DINITROPHENOL24DNT 2,4-DIN ITROTOLUENE24X2PL 2, 4 -DIMETHYL-2-PENTANOL24NPD3 2, 4-DINITROPHENOL-D324T!3P 2 , 2 ,-TRIETHYL-1,3-PENTAJEDIOL245PCB 2,2'4,5,5'-PENTACHLOROBIPHENYL245T 2,4,5-TRICNLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACIID245TCr 2,4, 5-TRICHLOROPHENOL246flPY 2,4,6-METHYLPYRIDINE246TCA 2,4,6-ThICHLOROANILINE246TCP 2,4 ,6-ThICHLOROPHENOL246TMO 2,4,6-TRIKETHYLOCTANE246TNP 2,4,6-TRINITROPHENOL / PICRIC ACID246TNR 2.4 ,6-TRINITRORESORCINOL / STYPHNIC ACID246TNT 2,4 ,6-TRIN1ITROTOLUENE247HOI1 2 , 2 , 4 .4, 7,7HLXAMETHYLOCTAHYDRO- 1H- INDENE247TMO 2,4, ?-TRIMETHYLOCTANE25C1I4D 2, 5-CYCLOHEXADIEN- 1 , -DI ONE25DCLP 2, 5-DICHLOROPHENOL25DMPr 2, 5-DIMETHYLPHENOL25DXFA 2, S-DIMETHYLPHENANTHRENE25DTHF 2,5-DIETHYLTETLAHYDOFJRJ425H1PCE 2,2' ,3,4,5,5' ,6-HEPTACHLOROBIPHENYL25RXCE 2,2' .3 ,4 ,5,5'-HEXCHLOROBIPENYL25OCCB 2 , 2 ',3 ,3 ,4,4',5,5'-OCTACHLORBIPIINYL256TMD 2,5, 6-TRIETHYLDECANE26D51tP 2 .6 -DI-T-BUTYL-4-METHYLPHENOL26DCLP 2, 6-DICHLOROPHENOL26Dii0 2, 6-DIETHYLOCTANE26DKiP 2, 6-DIMETHYLPHENOL26DKST 2, 6-DINETHYLSTYRENE26DK UD 2 .6-DMETYLUNDECANE26DNA 2,6-DINITROANILINE26DNT 2,6-DINITROTOLUENE26HPCB 2,2' .3,4,4' ,S,6-REPTACHLOROIIPHENYL2611KD 2,6, il-TRIMETRYLD)ODECANE27DKO 2, 7-DIHETHYLOCTAKE27DNAP 2, 7-DINETHYu4AHmAEME29DKMu 2, 9-DIMETHYLUNDECANE

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FIELD DEFINITIONS

C TEST-WAKESIPETH 3-RLTTENYLPEPITYL ETHER3CU.D 3-CYCLOHLXYLDECAE3CLP 3-CHLOROPHENOi.3CPICH 3- (CHLOROMETHYL) CYCLOHEME3DCKEO 3, 5-DIMTHYL-2-CYCLOHEEZ.- I ONt3EEROD 3-ETHYL-5- (2-ETHYLDUTYL) OCTADECANE3EE250 3, A-EPOXY-3ETHYL-2-BUTAXONE3EHXDE 3-ETHYL-I ,4KLJADIENEAEP 3-ETHTLPKENOL3E22M? 3-ETHYL-2.,2DIPETHYLPENTAJIE / 3- (T-BUTYii -PENTANE3E25DH 3-ETHYL-2,*5D1IETMYL-3-8EXENE3HDKL 3- (HYItOXYmETHY) -1 ,-DIKETHYLPENrTANAL3HDKPT 3-HYDRtOXY-2, 7-DIKETHYL-A- t3H1 -PTER IDINONE3HxLE20 3-KMXN-2-ONE3KBP 3-METHYL! IPHENYL3MCHRY 3-XETHYLCHRYSENE3MEPLN 3-METHYLPENTANE3Ky 3-METHYLPHENOL / 3-CRESOL,3xmPAI 3-METHYLPHENANTHRENE3KUND 3-METHYLUNDECANE3KXIKZ 3-METHOXYIMIDAZOLE3MKXT 3-MLETHOXYTOLUENE3M1PL 3-METHYL-1-PNTANOL3Ki2CNO 3-METHYL-2-CYCLOHEXEN-1I-ONE3K2CI0 3-KETNOXY-2CYCLOPENTEN- 1-ONE3X2C5E 3-METHYL-2-PrENE3K2HEO 3-METhYL-2-CYCLOHF-XEN- 1-ONE3MZH~XL 3-KETHYL-2-HLLAiOL3M5PNN 3-?iETHYL-5-ROPYLNONAKEU7T 3-NITROTOLUEME3OCTOL 3-OCTANOL30oPAE 3-OXO-3-PHENYLPROPANOIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER3PC3AC 3-PKENYLPROPANOYL CHLORIDE/HYDRPCINNAMYL CHLORIDE3PT 3-PROPYLTOLUENE3SSE3L (3BETA) -ST IGMAST-3-EN-3-OL3TBUP 3- (T-BUTYL) PHENOL3TCHEO 3.5,5-ThrIMETHYL-2-CYCLONLKEN-1-ONE33DCBD 3,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE33DMH.X 3, 3-DIMETHYLHEXANE33DKPN 3, 3-DIKETHYLPENTANE31.CBD6 3,3' ,1,''-TETACHLOROBIPHENYL-D634DCLP 3, 4-DJCHLOROPHENOL34We~ 3, .-DIMETHYLPHLENOL3ADIDE 3, k-DIMLETHYL-I-DECENE344TPE 3,., L-TR IKETHYL-2-?ENTENE34.5TIN 3,4,5-TRIKETHYL-1-HEJUE35DKP 3, 5-DIHEThYLPNENOL35DNIA 3,5-DINITROANILINE35DKP 3,5 'NINITROPHENOL35DNIT 3, 5-DINITROTOLUENE

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**FIELD DEFINITIONS

STEST-NAME

35M3HL 3, 3-DIEThYL-3-HEANOL36DF90 3, 6-DXCNLOWOFLUOREN-9-ONE36TKPA 3, 4.S6-TETRAMTHYLPHENANTHRENL37DKNN 3, 7-DIMETHYLNONMAN E38DMUD 3. S-DIMETYLUNDECAKE4AIIORP 4-ACETYLMORPHOLINE4A35DT 4-AIIINO-3, DINITROTOLUENEWsF *-ROMOFLUORODENZENE

45RPPE 4-BROMOPHENYLPHENYL ETHER4A3P20 4-BUTTOXY-3-PENTEN-2-ONE4CCHXL 4-CHLOROCYCLOHEXANOL4CLPE 4-CHLOROPHENYLPHENYL ETHER4CL2C 2 -METRYL-4-CHLOROKENOL /4-CHLORO-2-CRESOL4CL3C 3-KETHYL-4-CHLOROPRENOL /4-CHLORO-M-CRESOL /4-CHLORO-3-CRESOL4C3MBE 4-CHLORO-3-METhYL-1-BUTENE4DO12PL 4, 4-DIKETHYL-2-PENTANOL4ETMEP 4-ETHYL-2,2,6,6-TETR-MfTHYLHEPTANE4E2OCE 4-ETHYL-2-OCTENE4FANIL 4-FLUOROANILIJE4FT 4-FLUOROTOLUENE4HAOB 4-HYDROXYAZOBENZENE4HYBA 4-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE4H3MEA 4-HYDROXY-3METHOXYBENZALDEHYDE /VANILLIN4H35BA 'e-HYDROXY- 3, 5-DIMETHOXYBENZALDEHYDE41OMQU 4-IODOMETHYLQUINULCIDINE

4MBF (3.1 .OY HIk2-ENE

4MDSA "-METHYLBENZENE SULFONAMIDE

AN2PP 4-METHYL-2-PROYLA PETAO4(ABFL 4-NIETHOALINEOUA

4 ~~4TBU2C 2-MIETHYL T-BYL)NPHENOL / -TDUYL2CRSO4TOPR 4-MT-OCYL-9HFLOEN41MBE 4- (-ETHYL(ETHYEPTHY)BCYL 3..3EE--4KDZ 4 4-DI FYLUOOPHENO N 4CE44DPE 4 4-METHYL-2-PNHENEE4MU 4 4-DIETHYLURNEC

46DNC 2-KETHOYL-A ,6-D NITOHL L/4 -I!TO2CEO468tXN 46-TRIMETHYOLINN4A2PKL 4, -DIETHYLUNDECAL--NE AO

41KEHP 4, -IMETHYLTLHNDEANE

44DFB 4,4DIFLOROBNZ3-223N

FIELD DEFINITIONS

TEST-IWIE

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