Lead / CAS# 7439-92-1
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ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/AES COLLECTION MEDIUM:37MCE 0.8 or 25MCE 0.8 ORDER NUMBER:2256SP/ 225-3100 VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS:76-100,000 L SAMPLING RATE:1-4 LPM LOQ:0.38 ug
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/MS COLLECTION MEDIUM:37MCE 0.8 or 25MCE 0.8 ORDER NUMBER:2256SP/ 225-3100 VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS:35-100,000 L SAMPLING RATE:1-4 LPM LOQ:0.075 ug
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/AES COLLECTION MEDIUM:Lead Wipe ORDER NUMBER:A22689 VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS: -- SAMPLING RATE: -- LOQ:0.50 ug
The minimum amount of sample required for analysis is 1 gram, 3 grams are preferred. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/AES COLLECTION MEDIUM:Paint ORDER NUMBER: -- VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS:3 g SAMPLING RATE: -- LOQ:13 mg/kg
Moisten the wipe with de-ionized water prior to use. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/AES COLLECTION MEDIUM:Gauze Wipe ORDER NUMBER:3EWE2 VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS:1 ft2 SAMPLING RATE: -- LOQ:0.50 ug
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:ICP/AES COLLECTION MEDIUM:IOM or DIS ORDER NUMBER: -- VOL. / TIME / AREA / MASS:76-100,000 L SAMPLING RATE:2.0 LPM LOQ:0.38 ug
Lead
Sampling & Analysis
Lead comes in the form a heavy, gray, soft, ductile metal. It had been added to paints and automobile gasoline, as well as used in water/plumbing pipes, but as those uses have been outlawed across Europe, North and South American and much of Asia, it is used primarily in lead-acid batteries.
The substance enters the body through inhalation, ingestion, or skin/eye contact. It is a highly toxic substance. It causes weakness/exhaustion, insomnia, facial pallor, anorexia, malnutrition, constipation, abdominal pain, anemia, tremor, kidney disease, hypertension, tremor, paralysis of the outer extremities, and permanent brain damage.
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Notes
- Each additional compatible metal $26.
- Each additional compatible GC compound $37.
- Each additional compatible acid $37.
- Each additional compatible HPLC compound $54.
- Each additional compatible metals by ICP-MS $33.
- Other additional compatible analyte pricing; see additional compatible analyte column.
– Bulks used as analytical standards for GC analysis will be billed at $84
– LOQs listed do not include the desorption efficiency, which could result in higher detection levels. Please call the lab for more information.
– For additional Method information, please refer to the links on Method types.
– Review the published method when determining the correct number of field blanks to submit with your samples.
– The media shelf lives cited are the maximum possible shelf lives. Media should always be used by the expiration date on the label.
– The following surcharges will be added to the listed fees based on the following sample turnaround times:
** Same Day 200%
** Next Day (12pm) 150%
** Next Day (6pm) 100%
** Second Day 75%
** Third Day 50%
** Fourth Day 35%
Symbols Key
Symbols Key
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- Preferred method.
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- Ship overnight refrigerated.
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- Call in advance of sampling to order media.
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- A three sample minimum submittal is required.
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- Collect using 2 tubes in a series.
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- 3M recommended maximum sampling hours.
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- Subcontracted analysis.
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- Protect samples from light.
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- Immediately after sampling remove from cassette and place in glass vial.
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- Please send, under separate cover, a sample (bulk) of your particular solvent for use as a reference standard. The bulk sample will be charged the analysis price. Additional analyses and fees may be required to determine the DE for results that do not match a common standard.
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- Reported results reflect elemental analysis of the requested metals. Certain compounds may not be solubilized during digestion, resulting in data that may be biased low.
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- Analyte is referenced in the published method. If more than one published method is cited, the analyte is referenced in at least one of the methods.
Compatibility Codes
- A:
- Charcoal and carbon disulfide desorption.
- B:
- Treated XAD-2 (2-(hydroxymethyl) piperidine and toluene desorption.
- C:
- Silica gel and 95% ethanol desorption.
- D:
- Tenax and carbon tetrachloride desorption.
- E:
- OVS Sampler and toluene desorption.
- F:
- Charcoal and 5% methanol in methylene chloride.
- G:
- Treated GFF (1-(2 pyridyl) piperazine) and acetonitrile/dimethyl sulfoxide desorption.
- U:
- Universal Solvent GC Method.