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Contaminated Land Management Guidelines No. 5 (Revised 2011)

• Acknowledgements
• Executive Summary
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Principles of Site Investigation
• 3 Preparing for Fieldwork and Soil Sampling
• 4 Laboratory Analysis
• 5 Basics of Data Interpretation
• Appendix A: Example of a Job Safety Analysis Form and an Example Table of Contents for an HSEP
• Appendix B: Guidance on Sample Numbers
• Appendix C: New Zealand Geomechanics Society Terminology for Description of Soils
• Appendix D: Sample Containers and Holding Times
• Appendix E: Chain of Custody
• Appendix F: Determination of Method Detection Limits
• Appendix G: Possible Analytical Methods
• Appendix H: An Example of In-house QC from a New Zealand Laboratory
• Appendix I: Notes on the Upper Confidence Limit
• Appendix J: Example of Determining Uncertainty Using Replicates
• Glossary
• References
• Additional Information

Appendix G: Possible Analytical Methods

This appendix is not intended to prescribe the analytical methods that should be used. Other methods may be applicable. Note that any method can be used, provided it has been validated by the laboratory for the type of samples being analysed.

Table A8: Analytical methods, and their advantages and disadvantages

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Last updated: 19 October 2011