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Method Validation Summary for L16.2 AD-ISO-0015 for ISO-17025 / NFAC Applications

Boggess, Andrew J.·White, Thomas L.
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Methods for the analysis of semi-volatile organic compounds are employed at Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) for routine and non-routine samples from tank waste, process control, waste acceptance, and a wide array of other process and research samples. A method has been developed by SRNL, based on existing methods for semi-volatile analysis, for the analysis of nitroaromatic high explosives by gas chromatography / mass spectrometry in soils and sediments. Relative to past work performed at SRNL on nitroaromatic explosives, this developed, optimized, and validated method can achieve lower limits of detection and quantitation, greater precision, lower bias, higher linearity, and accuracy across a greater linear range.

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Boggess, Andrew J., White, Thomas L.. 2024-08-01. Method Validation Summary for L16.2 AD-ISO-0015 for ISO-17025 / NFAC Applications. https://doi.org/10.2172/2439924

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