GO. Structure Structure Type Length ID of Structure Nory EDS
No >=05 p :>=5m Amphibole Nonasb (Nonadb
F B C M Chrys Ambig/ND
No . Coord <5p Elements)
[f
—U—
7/^
Struct = > O.Sp ..>5:1 Aspect Ratio Grid acceptance:
’/ = Positive diffraction pattern properties conforming to <50% undissolved filter, overlapped or folded Totals
laboratory identification criteria observed <10% particulate coverage >50% coverage ate
least 20 unfolded or overlapped grid squares <5% F B C M >5p
EDS spectrum conforming to laboratory holes or opaque areas
identification criteria observed Chrysotile
' AMPHIBOLES i Amphibole
F = Single Fiber Amosite
8 = Bundle (<3 fibers <1 fiber diameter apart Crocidolite Ambiguous
C = Cluster (> 3 Intersections) Anthophyllite Non-Asbestos
T remolite
M = Matrix Non-ldentified
Actinolite
NSD = No Structures Detected
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Laboratory report documenting transmission electron microscopy analysis of an air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education site on February 1, 2002.
Record containing transmission electron microscopy findings for an asbestos air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education location in March 2002.
Laboratory report documenting transmission electron microscopy analysis of an air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education site on February 1, 2002.
Record containing transmission electron microscopy findings for an asbestos air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education location in March 2002.
Laboratory report documenting transmission electron microscopy analysis of an air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education site on February 1, 2002.
Record containing transmission electron microscopy findings for an asbestos air sample collected from a New York City Board of Education location in March 2002.