Index | Group Name | Decomposition | Technique |
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1 | As | - | - | ||
2 | As | NONE | ROOT | None | Technique |
3 | As | NONE | INAA | None | Instrumental neutron activation analysis |
4 | As | NONE | ICP-ES | None | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
5 | As | NONE | ICP-MS | None | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
6 | As | NONE | PIXE | None | PIXE |
7 | As | NONE | WD-XRF | None | WD-XRF |
8 | As | NONE | pXRF | None | pXRF |
9 | As | MOD ACID | ABSORP | Moderate Acid | Absorption |
10 | As | MOD ACID | HYD | Moderate Acid | Hydride |
11 | As | AR | ROOT | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | Technique |
12 | As | AR | ABSORP | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | Absorption |
13 | As | AR | FLUOR | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | Fluorescence |
14 | As | AR | HYD | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | Hydride |
15 | As | AR | ICP-ES | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
16 | As | AR | ICP-MS | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
17 | As | AR (ss) | HYD | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) | Hydride |
18 | As | AR (ss) | ICP-ES | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
19 | As | AR (ss) | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) | Hydride evolution |
20 | As | LEFORT | ABSORP | Lefort | Absorption |
21 | As | LEFORT | ICP-ES | Lefort | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
22 | As | HCL | COLOR | Hydrochloric acid | Colorimetry |
23 | As | 4-acid | ICP-ES | 4-acid | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
24 | As | AR (Acme[1]) | ICP-MS | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
25 | As | AR (Acme[1]) | ICP-MS/ES | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) | ICP-MS and ICP-ES |
26 | As | 4-acid (Acme) | ICP-MS | Four-acid (Acme) | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
27 | As | Unknown | ROOT | Unknown | Technique |
28 | As | Unknown | COLOR | Unknown | Colorimetry |
29 | As | AR-NGR | HYD | Aqua regia (NGR) | Hydride |
30 | As | BO2/B4O7 | ICP-MS/ES | Borate and/or tetraborate | ICP-MS and ICP-ES |
31 | As | Borate/HNO3 | ICP-MS | Borate/tetraborate, plus HNO3 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
32 | As | HNO3-HClO4 | COLOR | HNO3, HClO4 mixture | Colorimetry |
33 | As | Aqua regia (NASGLP) | ICP-MS/ES | Aqua regia (NASGLP) | ICP-MS and ICP-ES |
34 | As | Water | ICP-MS/ES | Water | ICP-MS and ICP-ES |
35 | As | KOH | Gutzeit | Potassium hydroxide | Gutzeit |
36 | As | Sodium Peroxide | ICP-ES | Sodium Peroxide | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy |
37 | As | Peroxide – Nitric | ICP-MS | Peroxide – Nitric | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
38 | As | AR (BVM) | ICP-MS | Aqua regia (BVM) | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
39 | As | AR (Acme[2]) | ICP-MS | Aqua regia (Acme[2]) | IC plasma / mass spectrometry |
40 | As | Multiple | INA/ICP-MS | Multiple | INAA and ICP-MS |
41 | As | Multiple | MULTIPLE | Multiple | Multiple |
Keywords
Arsenic
Keyword Definition
Arsenic
Category: Analysed quantities
Subcategory: Element
Keywords corresponding to analysed quantities. The types of analysed quantities have been grouped into eleven different subcategories.Examples: “Au”, “pH”.Taken from the “Analytical_Quantities_SHARED” database table. The subcategories are taken from the “Analytical_Quantity_Types_SHARED” database table.
ID | Units | Det. Limit | Technique | Decomposition |
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1 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
2 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua regia (NGR) |
3 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
4 | ppm | 1 | Colorimetry | Hydrochloric acid |
5 | ppm | 0.4 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) |
6 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
7 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
8 | ppm | 0.05 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | None |
9 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
10 | ppb | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | None |
11 | ppb | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | None | |
12 | ppm | 2 | Colorimetry | HNO3, HClO4 mixture |
13 | ppm | 2 | Colorimetry | HNO3, HClO4 mixture |
14 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
15 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
16 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
17 | ppm | 2 | Fluorescence | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
18 | ppm | 2 | Technique | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
19 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
20 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
21 | ppm | 2 | Absorption | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
22 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
23 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) |
24 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Moderate Acid |
25 | ppm | 0.5 | INAA and ICP-MS | Multiple |
26 | ppm | 1 | Colorimetry | Unknown |
27 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
28 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
29 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
30 | ppm | 0.1 | ICP-MS and ICP-ES | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) |
31 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
32 | ppm | 0.1 | ICP-MS and ICP-ES | Aqua regia (NASGLP) |
33 | ppm | 2 | Gutzeit | Potassium hydroxide |
34 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
35 | ppm | 3 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | 4-acid |
36 | ppm | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) | |
37 | ppm | Hydride evolution | Aqua Regia (sensu stricto) | |
38 | ppb | 8 | ICP-MS and ICP-ES | Water |
39 | ppm | 2 | Colorimetry | HNO3, HClO4 mixture |
40 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
41 | ppm | 5 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Lefort |
42 | ppm | 1 | Absorption | Lefort |
43 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
44 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
45 | ppm | 2 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
46 | ppm | 1 | Absorption | Moderate Acid |
47 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
48 | ppm | 2 | Technique | Unknown |
49 | ppm | 2 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
50 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
51 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
52 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
53 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
54 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
55 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
56 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
57 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
58 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
59 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
60 | ppm | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None | |
61 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
62 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) |
63 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
64 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
65 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
66 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
67 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
68 | ppm | Technique | Unknown | |
69 | unknown | Technique | None | |
70 | ppm | 2 | WD-XRF | None |
71 | ppm | 3.5 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
72 | ppm | Multiple | Multiple | |
73 | ppm | Multiple | Multiple | |
74 | ppm | Multiple | Multiple | |
75 | ppm | Multiple | Multiple | |
76 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
77 | ppm | 0.5 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) |
78 | ppm | 0.2 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Four-acid (Acme) |
79 | ppm | Multiple | Multiple | |
80 | ppm | 1 | PIXE | None |
81 | ppm | 5 | ICP-MS and ICP-ES | Borate and/or tetraborate |
82 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
83 | percent | 100 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Sodium Peroxide |
84 | ppm | 1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Peroxide – Nitric |
85 | ppm | 10 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
86 | ppm | pXRF | None | |
87 | ppm | 1 | pXRF | None |
88 | ppm | 1 | pXRF | None |
89 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua regia (BVM) |
90 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
91 | ppm | 1 | Hydride | Aqua regia (NGR) |
92 | ppm | 2 | IC plasma – emission spectroscopy | Aqua Regia (sensu lato) |
93 | ppm | 0.5 | Colorimetry | HNO3, HClO4 mixture |
94 | ppm | 0.2 | Colorimetry | Hydrochloric acid |
95 | ppm | 5 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Borate/tetraborate, plus HNO3 |
96 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua regia (Acme[1]) |
97 | ppm | 0.5 | Instrumental neutron activation analysis | None |
98 | ppm | 0.1 | IC plasma / mass spectrometry | Aqua regia (Acme[2]) |
Index | Suite ID | Suite Name |
---|---|---|
1 | 2 | Bondar-Clegg/TSD 2 micron COL (arsenic) |
2 | 8 | Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 11 element INAA |
3 | 9 | Chemex/TSD 2 micron 12 element ICP/AES |
4 | 15 | Chemex/TSD 63 micron AAS (arsenic) |
5 | 19 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) Lithogeochemical Database: miscellaneous analytical methods |
6 | 20 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) Lithogeochemical Database: ICP-MS, ICP-AES methods |
7 | 21 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) Lithogeochemical Database: XRF methods |
8 | 24 | INRS/McMaster INAA (low DL) |
9 | 25 | INRS/McMaster INAA (high DL) |
10 | 26 | XRAL INAA |
11 | 32 | Chemex As AAS |
12 | 40 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:15; Cr:5; Se:3) |
13 | 43 | Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 14 element INAA |
14 | 45 | Chemex/TSD 2 micron 4 elements unknown methods |
15 | 46 | Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 5 element INAA |
16 | 51 | Chemex/TSD 2 micron 11 element ICP/AES |
17 | 52 | ActLabs INAA (33 elements, inc Hg, no Ag, no Sr, Rb:15) |
18 | 59 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:30) |
19 | 60 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:15; Cr:2) |
20 | 67 | Bondar-Clegg INAA |
21 | 71 | Bondar-Clegg As Hydride AAS |
22 | 77 | ActLabs INAA (Sr, no Ag, no Hg) |
23 | 86 | Bondar-Clegg As colorimetry (dl = 2 ppm) |
24 | 89 | Chemex As colorimetry |
25 | 90 | Bondar-Clegg INAA (Au+33; Au:2 Ir:50 Ni:20 Rb:5) |
26 | 94 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppm) (32 elements) |
27 | 96 | Chemex/TSD ICP-AES/MS ? (24 elements) |
28 | 97 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Cr:5; Co:1) |
29 | 98 | Bondar-Clegg INAA (Au+33; Au:1 Ir:50 Ni:10 Rb:15) |
30 | 99 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppb, Cd:0.05, La:0.5) (32 elements) |
31 | 100 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Cr:1; Co:1) |
32 | 102 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD143 Lithogeochemical Database: miscellaneous analytical methods |
33 | 104 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD 155, Teck-Gauthier A3, miscellaneous analytical methods |
34 | 105 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD 155, Teck-Gauthier A4, miscellaneous analytical methods |
35 | 113 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD 155, Tisdale, miscellaneous analytical methods |
36 | 120 | Chemex As HY-AAS |
37 | 127 | McMaster University: Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA), low detection limits |
38 | 133 | Becquerel INAA (34 elements, New Brunswick, Prairies) |
39 | 135 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppm) (33 elements) |
40 | 137 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Sr:200; Rb:15) |
41 | 138 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Se:5; Co:1) |
42 | 139 | Intertek INAA (34 elements) |
43 | 140 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppb, Cd:0.5, La:10) (32 elements) |
44 | 141 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (38 elements) |
45 | 142 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (31 elements) |
46 | 143 | Becquerel INAA (34 elements, Ag:5, Ce:3, Ir:5) |
47 | 145 | Becquerel INAA (35 elements, inc Ni, Ti) |
48 | 156 | ACME ICP-MS (Group 1F-MS Basic Suite v1, including weight; B dl=1 ppm, Ga dl=0.1 ppm, S dl=0.01%, W dl=0.1 ppm) |
49 | 161 | ActLabs INAA (33 elements; no Ca, Sr) |
50 | 165 | ActLabs INAA (33 elements, inc Hg, no Ag, no Sr, Rb:5) |
51 | 176 | Barringer (lake sediments) COL (As) (vague) |
52 | 181 | Chemex (lake sediments) COL (As) (vague) |
53 | 190 | Acme Group 1F-MS Basic Suite (15 grams; 37 elements; B dl=1 ppm, Ga dl=0.1ppm, S dl=0.02%, W dl=0.1 ppm) (v2) |
54 | 192 | Acme Group 1T-MS (55 elements) |
55 | 207 | Chemex (lake sediments) COL (As) |
56 | 225 | Acme 1F-MS (B dl = 1 ppm; Ga dl = 0.1 ppm; S dl=0.01 %, W dl=0.1 ppm) |
57 | 229 | Becquerel INAA (35 elements, including Ti) |
58 | 230 | GSC/AMD (surface water) ICP-MS (51 elements) |
59 | 232 | GSC/ACL ICP-MS |
60 | 328 | Acme Group 1DX subset: 0.5 g sample weight, aqua regia digestion, ICP-MS |
61 | 334 | ActLabs Au+48 1H ( INAA + ICP-ES) |
62 | 335 | Chemex AAS (As; hydride evolution) 6ml decomp: 4 HNO3 1 HCL |
63 | 347 | Chemex (lake and stream sediments) AAS (As; hydride generation) |
64 | 364 | GSC (stream sediments) AAS (As, Sb; hydride formed with a Na borohydride reducing agent) |
65 | 412 | Barringer (stream sediment) AAS (As, Sb; hydride evolution) |
66 | 414 | Chemex AAS (As; hydride evolution) (details not specified explicitly) |
67 | 417 | Barringer (lake sediment) AAS (As; hydride evolution) - 6ml conc |
68 | 424 | Bondar Clegg (stream sediment) AAS (As; hydride evolution) |
69 | 433 | Barringer (stream sediment) AAS (As; hydride evolution) |
70 | 443 | Chemex AAS (As; hydride evolution) decomp: 6 ml - 4 HCl 1 HNO3 |
71 | 446 | Chemex (stream sediment) AAS (As; hydride evolution) |
72 | 454 | Chemex (lake sediment) AAS (As, Sb; hydride evolution) decomp: 6 ml - 4 HCl 1 HNO3 |
73 | 456 | Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) AAS (As; hydride evolution) 6 ml decomp: 4 HNO3 1 HCl |
74 | 457 | Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA (33 elements +Au + Wt) |
75 | 478 | Bondar Clegg (surface water) ICP-ES (Ca, Mg, As, Ba, Hg, Mn, Na, Pb, Sr) |
76 | 479 | Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA – flux 1x10**11, counting 6-11 min (33 elements +Au + Wt) |
77 | 487 | Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA - flux 5.3x10**11 (33 elements +Au + Wt) |
78 | 489 | Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA - flux 1x10**11, counting 15 min (33 elements +Au + Wt) |
79 | 490 | ActLabs (stream sediment) INAA (34 elements + Au + Wt) Rb, d.l.=5 ppm |
80 | 493 | Bondar Clegg / unknown subcontractors (NGR lake sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=1 ppm |
81 | 494 | Becquerel (lake and stream sediment) INAA-(33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=1 ppm |
82 | 510 | Becquerel (lake and stream sediment) INAA-(33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=2 ppm |
83 | 511 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l. = 0.2 ppm) |
84 | 519 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS (35 elements + Au) – details unknown |
85 | 520 | GSC (surface water) ICP-MS (31 elements) |
86 | 523 | ActLabs (stream sediment) INAA (34 elements + Au + Wt) Rb, d.l. = 15 ppm |
87 | 525 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, (Ga, d.l.=0.1 ppm, S, d.l.=0.01%, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm )) |
88 | 528 | ACME Analytical Labs (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements+ Au; Ga, d.l.=0.2ppm, W, d.l.=0.2 ppm) |
89 | 532 | Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (32 + Au) |
90 | 533 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, (Ga, d.l.=0.2 ppm, S, d.l.=0.01%, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm )) |
91 | 534 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (36 elements, (Ga, d.l.=0.2 ppm, S, d.l.=0.01%, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm )) |
92 | 535 | GSC/ACL (surface water) ICP-MS (25 elements) (NGR, NT, 2004) |
93 | 536 | GSC/ACL (surface water) ICP-MS (25 elements) (NGR, BC, 2004) |
94 | 537 | Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (33 + Au) |
95 | 539 | Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (34 + Au) |
96 | 540 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, (Ga dl=0.1ppm, S dl=0.02%, W dl=0.1ppm)) |
97 | 541 | Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (25 + Au) (NGR, BC reanalysis, 1990) |
98 | 542 | ACME (stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (36 elements + Au; B dl=1 ppm, Ga dl=0.2ppm, S dl=0.01 %; W dl=0.2 ppm) |
99 | 548 | ActLabs ICP-MS 59 elements (part of the Ultratrace aqua regia package) (Au dl = 0.2 ppb) |
100 | 549 | ActLabs ICP-ES 34 elements |
101 | 556 | GSC OF 5117 compilation of volcanic rock analyses |
102 | 559 | GSC NASGLP modified EPA 3050B digestion / ICP-MS/ES |
103 | 561 | GSC NASGLP water leach ICP-MS/ES for 64 elements |
104 | 580 | GSC colorimetry – Gutzeit method: As |
105 | 586 | Becquerel INAA (34 elements, NGR, 1990s) |
106 | 588 | ActLabs ICP-MS 59 elements (part of the Ultratrace 2 aqua regia package) (Au dl = 0.5 ppb) |
107 | 590 | ACME 1F-MS ICP-MS, aqua regia digestion (53 elements, (B dl=20 ppm, Ga dl=0.2 ppm, S dl=0.01%, W dl=0.1 ppm)) |
108 | 591 | Becquerel INAA 33 elements (missing Ag, Se; Ba dl=40 ppm) |
109 | 595 | Acme Laboratories ICP-AES, 34 elements, near-total 4-acid digestion |
110 | 596 | Acme Laboratories ICP-AES, 29 elements; aqua regia digestion |
111 | 597 | Acme Laboratories ICP-AES, 6 elements (As, Sb, Bi, Ge, Se, Te); aqua regia digestion, hydride generation. |
112 | 601 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:30, Hf:0.5, Yb:0.2) |
113 | 602 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg: 1 ppm, Cd:0.5, La:10) (32 elements) |
114 | 610 | Guelph proton microprobe |
115 | 614 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD123 Lithogeochemical Database: arsenic by ICP-AES, aqua regia digestion |
116 | 620 | Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD123 Lithogeochemical Database: wavelength-dispersive XRF of pressed powder pellets |
117 | 631 | ActLabs 4Lithores (Zr by ICP-MS) (Cr reported as Cr and Cr2O3) |
118 | 632 | ActLabs 4Lithores Quant option (5 elements) |
119 | 635 | ActLabs As Na2O2 fusion, ICP-ES |
120 | 636 | ActLabs Na2O2/HNO3 digestion, ICP-MS (As, Sb, Bi, Se, Te) |
121 | 639 | ActLabs As INAA |
122 | 641 | pXRF (Soil Mode) |
123 | 642 | ActLabs 4Lithores (Zr by ICP-AES) |
124 | 643 | pXRF (Mining Mode), 40 elements reported |
125 | 644 | pXRF (Soil Mode), 33 elements reported |
126 | 647 | BVM AQ250-EXT ICP-MS, aqua regia digestion (53 elements) |
127 | 653 | BVM AQ250 ICP-MS, aqua regia digestion (37 elements) |
128 | 672 | NGR BC AAS stream sediments and moss mats (As) |
129 | 683 | ActLabs 4Lithores (Zr by ICP-MS) (Cr reported as Cr, not Cr2O3) |
130 | 691 | Acme Group 1F-MS Basic Suite (37 elements; B dl=1 ppm, Ga dl=0.2 ppm, S dl=0.01%, W dl=0.1 ppm) (v3) |
131 | 693 | ActLabs ICP-MS 59 elements (circa 2005) (Au dl = 2 ppb) |
132 | 698 | ActLabs 4B2 – Research (FUS-MS); 43 elements |
133 | 700 | ActLabs 4B – INAA (INAA); 10 elements |
134 | 714 | Bondar-Clegg As colorimetry (dl = 0.5 ppm) |
135 | 718 | GSC: As and Sb by colorimetry |
136 | 743 | ACME ICP-MS (Group 1F-MS Basic Suite v4, including weight; B dl=20 ppm, Ga dl=0.1 ppm, S dl=0.02%, W dl=0.1 ppm) |
137 | 745 | ACME 1F-MS ICP-MS, aqua regia digestion (53 elements, (B dl=20 ppm, Ga dl=0.1 ppm, S dl=0.02%, W dl=0.1 ppm)) |
138 | 750 | Acme/BVM VG101-EXT + REE |
139 | 751 | ActLabs INAA (34 elements, inc Hg, Ir, K, Sr, no Ag, no Sn; Rb:5) |
140 | 752 | ActLabs INAA (36 elements, inc Hg, Ir, K, Sr, Ag, Sn; Rb:5) |
141 | 757 | Acme Group 1F30 (2011-2013; 65 elements), ICP-MS |
142 | 758 | Acme Group 1T-MS (60 elements) |
143 | 766 | BVM AQ250 ICP-MS, aqua regia digestion (65 elements, V dl=1 ppm) |
Index | Package ID | Package Name |
---|---|---|
1 | 3 | Acme 1F-MS + LOI, Sn, F |
2 | 4 | Becquerel INAA (NGR) |
3 | 5 | GSC/AMD ICP-MS |
4 | 7 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (1) |
5 | 8 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (1) |
6 | 9 | Chemex / TSD 2 micron (1) |
7 | 10 | Chemex / TSD 63 micron (1) |
8 | 11 | INRS XRF + INAA (low detection limits) |
9 | 12 | INRS XRF + INAA (high detection limits) |
10 | 13 | XRAL INA + Hg CV-AAS |
11 | 15 | Chemex AAS (As) + FA-NA (Au) |
12 | 16 | XRAL INA + Hg CV-AAS + XRF |
13 | 17 | Chemex AAS (As) |
14 | 19 | Chemex AAS (As, Sb, Bi) + Hg CV-AAS + FA-NA (Au) |
15 | 21 | Chemex AAS (As, Sb) + Hg CV-AAS + FA-NA (Au) |
16 | 23 | Chemex AAS (Ag, As, Sb) + Hg CV-AAS + FA-NA (Au) |
17 | 24 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg CV-AAS |
18 | 25 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (2) |
19 | 26 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (2) |
20 | 27 | Chemex / TSD 2 micron (2) |
21 | 29 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (3) |
22 | 30 | Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (3) |
23 | 32 | Chemex / TSD 2 micron (5) |
24 | 33 | Chemex / TSD 2 micron (6) |
25 | 34 | Chemex / TSD 63 micron (2) |
26 | 36 | ActLabs INA (33 elements) [UNUSED] |
27 | 38 | ActLabs INAA (35 elements), Hg CV-AAS, ICP-AES (Sn) |
28 | 40 | ActLabs INAA (33 elements), Hg CV-AAS, ICP-AES (Sn) |
29 | 41 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (7 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn (1991-3) |
30 | 42 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (7 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn (1994) |
31 | 43 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (19 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn |
32 | 44 | ActLabs INAA, ICP-AES, Hg CV-AAS, ICP-MS (2001) |
33 | 45 | ActLabs INAA, ICP-AES, Hg CV-AAS, ICP-MS (2002) |
34 | 46 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES |
35 | 47 | ActLabs INAA |
36 | 48 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg ICP-AES + FIMS |
37 | 49 | Bondar Clegg INAA + AAS + HY-AAS + F ISE + Hg-CVAAS + U NADNC + LOI |
38 | 50 | ActLabs INAA + AAS + Hg-CVAAS |
39 | 55 | Bondar Clegg INA (Ir:50) |
40 | 56 | Bondar Clegg AAS (10), U fluor, As (COL) |
41 | 57 | Bondar Clegg AAS, U NADNC, As (COL) |
42 | 58 | Chemex AAS, U NADNC, As (COL) |
43 | 60 | Bondar Clegg AAS (8), U fluor, As (COL) |
44 | 61 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppm) |
45 | 64 | Chemex ICP ? (2001) |
46 | 65 | Bondar Clegg INA (Au:1, Ir:50, Ni:10, Rb:15) |
47 | 66 | ActLabs INA (Rb:5, Cr:5) |
48 | 67 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppb) |
49 | 68 | ActLabs INA (Rb:5; Cr:1) |
50 | 77 | Bondar Clegg As colorimetry |
51 | 78 | Chemex Au-AFS, As-AAS, Pt, Pd |
52 | 83 | McMaster University INAA (33 elements) |
53 | 85 | Becquerel INAA (1994-2003) |
54 | 87 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppm) (33 elements) |
55 | 89 | ActLabs INA (33 elements + Ag, Sr; Sr:200) |
56 | 91 | ActLabs INAA (33 elements + Ag, Sr; Se:5) |
57 | 92 | Intertek INAA (34 elements) |
58 | 93 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg ppb) (31 elements) |
59 | 94 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (38 elements) |
60 | 95 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (31 elements) |
61 | 96 | Chemex ICP-AES + Hg CV-AAS |
62 | 98 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (38 elements) + Hg CV-AAS |
63 | 99 | Bondar Clegg ICP-AES (31 elements) + Hg CV-AAS |
64 | 100 | Becquerel INAA (34 elements, Ag:5, Ce:3, Ir:5) |
65 | 101 | OGS miscellaneous methods |
66 | 102 | OGS ICP-AES and ICP-MS methods |
67 | 103 | OGS XRF methods |
68 | 104 | OGS / MRD123 miscellaneous methods |
69 | 105 | OGS / MRD143 miscellaneous methods |
70 | 107 | OGS / MRD155/Teck-Gauthier A3 miscellaneous methods |
71 | 108 | OGS / MRD155/Teck-Gauthier A4 miscellaneous methods |
72 | 116 | OGS / MRD155/Tisdale miscellaneous methods |
73 | 120 | Acme ICP-MS (1F-MS Basic Suite, with weight) |
74 | 121 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-AES Sn fusion |
75 | 122 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES(20) + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-AES Sn fusion |
76 | 124 | ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES(20) + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-MS |
77 | 127 | ActLabs INA, ICP-AES [UNUSED] |
78 | 128 | Becquerel INAA (2003-2010) |
79 | 129 | ActLabs (1H2 + 1G2) (v2) INAA + ICP-AES + ICP-MS + Hg CV-AAS FIMS |
80 | 130 | ActLabs (1H2) (v2) INAA + ICP-AES + ICP-MS |
81 | 132 | Barringer (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), FLUOR (U), COL (As) |
82 | 134 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+ Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (vague description) |
83 | 139 | Acme 1F-MS Basic Suite (37 elements) 15g + REE |
84 | 140 | Acme 1T-MS (41 elements + 14 REEs) |
85 | 147 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (As), ISE (F), LOI |
86 | 148 | Becquerel (NGR) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt) |
87 | 150 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (detailed description) |
88 | 157 | Acme 1F-MS + Sn, F |
89 | 163 | GSC ion chromatography, plus ICP-MS |
90 | 246 | Acme 4B (inc 1DX), 2A Leco, 8 FeO, lattice water (1500°C) |
91 | 256 | GSC OF 5117 volcanic rocks lithogeochemical compilation |
92 | 259 | GSC EPA3050B (modif) ICP-MS/ES |
93 | 261 | GSC water leach ICP-MS/ES + pH |
94 | 272 | GSC spectrography (including B) and colorimetry |
95 | 274 | Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W dl=2 ppm) |
96 | 275 | ActLabs Ultratrace 2 – aqua regia (2010) (S dl = 0.001 %) |
97 | 276 | Acme 1F-MS (53 elements) (B dl=20 ppm, Ga dl=0.2 ppm, S dl=0.01%, W dl=0.1 ppm) |
98 | 277 | Becquerel INAA 33 elements (missing Ag, Se; Ba dl=40 ppm) |
99 | 278 | Acme ICPES near-total digestion, 34 elements |
100 | 279 | Acme ICPES aqua regia, 29 elements + 6 by hydride evolution |
101 | 280 | Acme ICPES aqua regia, hydride evolution |
102 | 283 | ActLabs INAA 35 elements |
103 | 284 | Chemex ICP-AES (Hg 1 ppm) (32 elements) |
104 | 293 | Univ. Guelph proton microprobe |
105 | 294 | Chemex (NGR lake sed 1983 samples) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U, ISE (F) |
106 | 296 | ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #1) |
107 | 297 | ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #2) |
108 | 298 | ActLabs GSC TGI-4 whole rock analysis (variant #3) |
109 | 300 | pXRF “Mining” and “Soil” modes |
110 | 302 | pXRF “Mining” and “Soil” modes; full suites |
111 | 304 | BVM AQ250-EXT + REE (65 elements) |
112 | 308 | BVM combined aqua regia and borate fusion suites |
113 | 309 | Bondar Clegg (NGR BC stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (XRF), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U (10**12) |
114 | 310 | Chemex (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1988) |
115 | 311 | Barringer Magenta (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1989) |
116 | 313 | ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #4) |
117 | 314 | ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #5) |
118 | 318 | BVM combined aqua regia and borate fusion suites + FA-ICPES |
119 | 320 | ActLabs ICP-MS Ultratrace – aqua regia (2004) (Au dl = 0.2 ppb) |
120 | 321 | ActLabs ICP-MS Ultratrace – aqua regia (2006) (Au dl = 0.5 ppb) |
121 | 322 | ActLabs aqua regia ICP-ES (2003) |
122 | 326 | Acme ICP-MS (1F-MS Basic Suite) |
123 | 328 | ActLabs aqua regia ICP-MS (59 elements, 2004) |
124 | 330 | ActLabs Fusion-XRF (major + trace) + ICP-MS (aqua regia digestion) |
125 | 331 | ActLabs Fusion-XRF (major elements only) + ICP-MS (aqua regia digestion) |
126 | 332 | ActLabs INAA (10 elements) |
127 | 334 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (As), LOI (detailed description) |
128 | 343 | Bondar Clegg AAS (7 elements), plus As by colorimetry |
129 | 344 | GSC Resource Geochemistry lake sediment analysis, Bear-Slave Operation |
130 | 349 | GSC spectrography (including Ba) and colorimetry |
131 | 354 | Acme ICP-MS (1F-MS Basic Suite + 4B (Sn)) |
132 | 355 | Acme ICP-MS (1F 53 elements) + F (ISE) + LOI |
133 | 357 | Acme 1F-MS |
134 | 359 | Acme VG101-EXT + REE (65 elements) |
135 | 360 | ActLabs INA (34 elements) |
136 | 361 | ActLabs INA (36 elements) |
137 | 362 | Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30 (117 parameters) |
138 | 363 | Acme 1T-MS (46 elements + 14 REEs) |
139 | 364 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+As), LOI |
140 | 365 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+V+As), LOI |
141 | 366 | Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+As), ISE (F), LOI |
142 | 374 | Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W, dl=4 ppm) |
143 | 378 | Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo+Sb), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W) |
144 | 381 | GSC (stream sediments) AAS (As+ Sb+Cd+Ba), CVAAS (Hg), COL (P2O5) |
145 | 386 | Chemex (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U |
146 | 387 | Chemex (NGR lake sediment, 1982 samples) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U, ISE (F) |
147 | 390 | Chemex (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+3), cold vapour (Hg), COL (W), NADNC(U) |
148 | 391 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U) |
149 | 393 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), LOI500, NADNC (U) |
150 | 394 | Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, NADNC (U) |
151 | 396 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U) |
152 | 398 | Barringer (NGR stream sediment, NB, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U |
153 | 400 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+Cd+As+Mo+V+Sb), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC(U) |
154 | 401 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, NADNC(U) |
155 | 403 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), U |
156 | 405 | Barringer (NGR stream sediment, BC, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U |
157 | 406 | Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7, CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U |
158 | 409 | Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (Cd+As+Sn+Sb+Mo+V), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, ISE (F), U |
159 | 412 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U |
160 | 413 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(5**10) |
161 | 415 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, U(5**10) |
162 | 416 | Chemex (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10) |
163 | 417 | Chemex (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10) |
164 | 419 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(5**10, He detector, 20s, d.l.=0.5) |
165 | 420 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) 33 element +Au + Wt |
166 | 421 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS 8+6+Ba (HCLO4 only)), CVAAS (Hg),W, LOI, F, U(10**12) |
167 | 422 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (HClO4 only), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U(10**12) |
168 | 423 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(10**12) |
169 | 426 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U |
170 | 427 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI at 500°C, F, U |
171 | 429 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), LOI at 500°C, F, U - 10**12 flux |
172 | 430 | Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U |
173 | 432 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U |
174 | 433 | Bondar Clegg (NGR surface water) ICP (9), U, F, pH, alk |
175 | 434 | Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA-flux 1x10**11 (33 elements, Au + Wt) |
176 | 435 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, |
177 | 439 | Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), CV (Hg), LOI, F, U |
178 | 440 | Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3+(Mo+V: 2.5 ml conc)), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(10**12) |
179 | 441 | Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake sediment) INAA-flux 5.3x10**11 (33 elements, Au + Wt) |
180 | 443 | Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake sediment) INAA-flux 1x10**11, counting 15 min (33 elements, Au + Wt) |
181 | 444 | ActLabs (NGR stream sediment) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt) |
182 | 448 | Bondar Clegg / unknown subcontractors (NGR lake sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt) |
183 | 450 | Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt) |
184 | 462 | Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA (33+Au + wt) |
185 | 463 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.2 ppm), Sn, LOI |
186 | 466 | Acme 1F-MS Basic Suite (37 elements) 1g |
187 | 471 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS (35+Au), LOI |
188 | 472 | GSC (NGR surface water) ICP-MS (31 elements), ICP-ES (7 elements) |
189 | 474 | ActLabs (NGR stream sediment) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt) (Rb, d.l.= 15) |
190 | 476 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm), Sn, LOI |
191 | 478 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS/ICP-ES (35+Au), LOI |
192 | 481 | Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (32 + Au) |
193 | 482 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements), LOI, Sn, F |
194 | 483 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES- HMC (36 elements), Sn, F |
195 | 484 | GSC/ACL (NGR surface water) ICP-MS (25) |
196 | 485 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm), LOI |
197 | 486 | GSC/ACL (NGR surface water) Ion Chromatography (6 ions), ICP-MS (25) |
198 | 487 | Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (33 + Au) |
199 | 489 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements), LOI, Sn (LiBO2 fusion), F |
200 | 490 | Becquerel (NGR stream and lake sediments) INAA (34 + Au) |
201 | 491 | Acme (NGR stream and lake sediments) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, Ga, d.l.=0.1; S, d.l.=0.02;W, d.l.=0.1 ppm) |
202 | 492 | Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (25 + Au) |
203 | 493 | Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (36 elements + Au, Ga, d.l.=0.2; S, d.l.=0.01;W, d.l.=0.2 ppm) |
204 | 497 | Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30, 1T-MS (177 parameters) |
205 | 498 | Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30, 1T-MS (172 parameters) |
206 | 500 | ActLabs 1H (Au+48) and 1C-EXP2 (Au, Pt, Pd) |
207 | 506 | BVM INAA |
208 | 507 | BVM AQ250 (65 elements) |
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