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Follow the collection, box and handwritten folder label to the documents inside.
Documents in this folder
Folder label / City-provided: GCMS X 11/28/01 A 12/7/01
14 documents · 111 pages
NYC-WTC_000035662
Department of Environmental Protection record logging GCMS X samples from November to December 2001.
NYC-WTC_000035663
Fragmented document containing method 508 data and sample IDs processed by GCMS in late 2001.
NYC-WTC_000035664 – NYC-WTC_000035673
Laboratory data sheet recording GCMS Method 508 analysis of a blank sample for nitrosamines and chlorinated compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035674 – NYC-WTC_000035677
Calibration data sheet verifying instrument response for nitrosamines and benzene derivatives.
NYC-WTC_000035678 – NYC-WTC_000035682
Document containing calculated reference values for various organic compounds analyzed by GCMS.
NYC-WTC_000035683 – NYC-WTC_000035691
Laboratory notes stating the GCMS scan of sample AD28898 revealed no unusual compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035692 – NYC-WTC_000035699
Laboratory notes stating the GCMS scan of sample AD28902 revealed no unusual compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035700 – NYC-WTC_000035716
Laboratory notes stating the GCMS scan of sample AD28901 revealed no unusual compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035717 – NYC-WTC_000035726
Laboratory notes identifying potential laboratory contamination by specific esters in sample AD28899.
NYC-WTC_000035727 – NYC-WTC_000035736
Laboratory notes stating the GCMS scan of sample AD28897 revealed no unusual compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035737 – NYC-WTC_000035744
Laboratory notes stating the GCMS scan of sample AD28862 revealed no unusual compounds.
NYC-WTC_000035745 – NYC-WTC_000035754
Laboratory notes indicating re-extraction is required due to low recovery and potential contamination.
NYC-WTC_000035755 – NYC-WTC_000035764
Lab report noting bis(2-Ethylhexyl) Sebacate detection and potential laboratory contamination in a water sample.
NYC-WTC_000035765 – NYC-WTC_000035772
Lab notes for sample AD28860 indicate no unusual compounds detected but recovery was below acceptance range.