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LEAD in Surface Wipe SamplesPb MW 20719 CAS 7439921 RTECS OF752000METHOD 9100 Issue 2EVALUATION NOT APPLICABLEIssue 1 15 August 1994Issue 2 15 May 1996 Determination of surface contamination b. B Saunders copy right 2001 Oxygen Saturation Monitoring by Pulse Oximetry P U R P O S E Pulse oximetry is a noninvasive monitoring technique used to estimate the measurement of arterial oxygen saturation SaO of hemoglobin Sandra L Schutz PREREQUIS SAMPLING MEASUREMENT SAMPLER FILTER 08m cellulose e ster membrane or 50m polyvin yl chloride membrane FLOWRA TE 1 to 4 Lmin VOLMIN Table 1 MA X Table 1 SHIPM ENT routine SAMPLE STABILITY stable BLA NKS 2 to 10 fiel d blanks per set TECHN IQUE INDUCT 08 C AS Table 1 RTECS Table 1 METHOD 7501 Is sue 3 EV ALU ATI ON P ART IAL Issue 1 15 May 19 85 Issue 3 15 March 2003 OSHA Table 1 NIOSH Table 1 ACGIH Table 1 PROPERT IES solid d 22 g mL MP 1600 C SYNON YMS fumed amorphous silica Aerosil silica ae 6 mLmin COLUMN Capil lary fused silica Group A 30m x 032 mm ID 1m film 100 PEG or eq uivalent Group B 30m x 053 mm ID 3m film crossbonded 35 dipheny l 65 dimethyl polysil oxane o r equival ent CALIBRA TION Solutions of analytes in CS RA NGE Table 4 SYNONYMS Table 1 SAMPLING MEASUREMENT SAMPLER SOLID SORBENT TUBE 10 2hydroxymethyl piperidine on XAD2 120 mg60 mg FLOW RATE 001 to 005 Lmin VOLUME 5 L SHIPMENT 25 57520C or lower SAMPLE STABILITY at least 1 week 25 57520C FIELD BLANKS 2 to 10 fiel 08 C AS 14 80860 7 quar tz RTECS VV73 30000 q uartz 14464461 cri stobalite VV7325000 cristobalite 15468323 tri dymite VV7335000 tridymite METHOD 7500 Iss ue 4 EVALUA TION FULL Issue 1 15 Augus t 1990 Issue 4 15 March 2003 OS HA quart z re spirab le 11 CA S 78933 RTECS EL6475000 METHOD 2500 Is sue 2 EVALUA TION FULL Issue 1 15 February 1984 Issue 2 Rev 15 May 1996 OS HA 200 ppm NIOSH 200 ppm STEL 300 ppm ACGIH 200 ppm STEL 300 ppm 1 pp m 295 mgm NTP PROPERT IES liquid d 0805 gmL 20 C BP 796 HYDROCARBONS, HALOGENATED1003Table 1 MW: Table 2CAS: Table 1 RTECS: Table 1METHOD: 1003, Issue 3EVALUATION: PARTIAL Issue 1: 15 February 1984 ELEMENTS ON WIPES 9102MW: Table 1 CAS: Table 1RTECS: Table 1METHOD: 9102, Issue 1 EVALUATION: PARTIAL Issue 1: 15 March 2003OSHA : N/ANIOSH: N/AACGIH: N/APROPERTIES: Table OIL MIST, MINERAL 5026nH2n+2 where n $ 16 MW: not pertinent CAS: 8012-95-1 RTECS: PY8030000METHOD: 5026, Issue 2 EVALUATION: FULLIssue 1: 15 August 1987Issue 2: Rev.: 15 May 1996OSHA :5 m Methods. for Assessing the Quantity of Each Constituent. Richard G. Higby, Ph.D.. President. Arista Laboratories, Inc.. Analytical methods should not be prescribed by law. A defined quality system is necessary. QUA-PRA-040 Validation of analytical methods • Context The European decision 2002/657/EC was adopted to harmonize the characterization and validation procedures of analytical methods perf 1 Tank Gauging and Sampling at Oil and Gas Extraction Sites The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Occupational Safety Mnd HeMlPO AdminisPrMPion (OSHA) OMve idenPi& Chapter 6July2016Rev 2Methods and Quality Assurance for CBPWater Quality Monitoring Programs Page 6-1CHAPTER6ANALYTICALMETHODSQUALITYCONTROLSection AIntroductionSection BDefinitionsand TermsSection CL