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Colorimetry

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Hierarchical classification

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Category: Analytical techniques

The different kinds of analytical techniques have been classified hierarchically.Examples: “AAS”, “FA-NA”.Taken from the “Analytical_Techniques_SHARED” database table.

Index	Suite ID	Suite Name
1	2	Bondar-Clegg/TSD 2 micron COL (arsenic)
2	3	Bondar-Clegg/TSD 2 micron COL (tungsten)
3	10	Chemex/TSD 2 micron COL
4	29	NBDNRE Mo COL
5	30	NBDNRE Sb COL
6	31	NBDNRE W COL
7	38	NBDNRE V COL
8	86	Bondar-Clegg As colorimetry (dl = 2 ppm)
9	89	Chemex As colorimetry
10	176	Barringer (lake sediments) COL (As) (vague)
11	181	Chemex (lake sediments) COL (As) (vague)
12	186	Chemex (stream sediments) COL (W- d.l.=2 ppm; 2.5 ml of Kerosene)- potassium bisulphate fusion
13	207	Chemex (lake sediments) COL (As)
14	214	B.C.D.E.M.P.R., W.M. Johnson (stream and lake sediments) COL (W)
15	341	Chemex colorimetry (tungsten – d.l.=4 ppm; 3 ml of kerosene, overnight heating)
16	342	Chemex colorimetry (tungsten – d.l.=4 ppm; 2.5 ml of Kerosene)
17	343	Chemex colorimetry (tungsten – d.l.=4 ppm; 2.5 ml of Kerosene, overnight heating)
18	348	Chemex (stream sediments) COL (W)- using pyrosulfate and dithiolcarbonate (dl = 2 ppm)
19	359	Bondar Clegg (stream sediments) COL (W) - sample fused with Ni crucibles and mix of Na2CO3, NaCl, and KNO3 (5/4/1)
20	367	GSC (stream sediments) COL (P₂O₅)
21	403	Barringer (lake and stream sediment) COL (W - fused with K₂S₂O₇)
22	428	Bondar Clegg (lake and stream sediment) COL(W)
23	448	Chemex (lake and stream sediment) COL(W)
24	572	Chemex (stream sediments) COL (W- d.l.=4 ppm; 2.5 ml of Kerosene)- potassium bisulphate fusion
25	574	GSC cold-extractable “heavy metals”
26	587	Chemex (stream sediments) COL (W)- using pyrosulfate and dithiolcarbonate (dl = 4ppm)
27	674	NGR BC colorimetry, stream sediments and moss mats (W)
28	714	Bondar-Clegg As colorimetry (dl = 0.5 ppm)
29	718	GSC: As and Sb by colorimetry
30	720	GSC: estimation of organic carbon by colorimetry
31	723	GSC cold-extractable “heavy metals” (upper dl = 20ppm)
32	725	Total “Heavy” Metal (zinc equivalent) in surface water
33	729	EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – “yellowness” of water (no details given)

Index	Package ID	Package Name
1	7	Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (1)
2	9	Chemex / TSD 2 micron (1)
3	14	NBDNRE AAS + COL (Mo, Sb)
4	18	NBDNRE AAS + COL (Mo)
5	20	NBDNRE AAS + COL (Mo, W)
6	22	NBDNRE AAS + COL (Sb, V)
7	25	Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (2)
8	29	Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (3)
9	33	Chemex / TSD 2 micron (6)
10	56	Bondar Clegg AAS (10), U fluor, As (COL)
11	57	Bondar Clegg AAS, U NADNC, As (COL)
12	58	Chemex AAS, U NADNC, As (COL)
13	60	Bondar Clegg AAS (8), U fluor, As (COL)
14	77	Bondar Clegg As colorimetry
15	132	Barringer (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), FLUOR (U), COL (As)
16	134	Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+ Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (vague description)
17	137	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (W, dl=2 ppm)
18	142	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+Mo+Ba), COL (W, dl=4 ppm) (vague)
19	147	Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (As), ISE (F), LOI
20	150	Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (detailed description)
21	153	BCDEMPR, W.M. Johnson (URP stream sediment) AAS (Sn), COL (W)
22	158	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+Mo+Ba), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W)
23	269	GSC CXM
24	274	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W dl=2 ppm)
25	309	Bondar Clegg (NGR BC stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (XRF), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U (10**12)
26	310	Chemex (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1988)
27	311	Barringer Magenta (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1989)
28	334	Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (As), LOI (detailed description)
29	343	Bondar Clegg AAS (7 elements), plus As by colorimetry
30	344	GSC Resource Geochemistry lake sediment analysis, Bear-Slave Operation
31	346	GSC CXM (upper dl = 20 ppm)
32	348	GSC Total Metal (Zn equiv) in water
33	350	EMR surface water analysis
34	369	Chemex (URP stream and lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (W, dl=4 ppm)
35	370	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (W)
36	374	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W, dl=4 ppm)
37	378	Chemex (URP stream sediment) AAS (8+As+Mo+Sb), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W)
38	379	Bondar Clegg (stream sediments) AAS (8+Mo+V), COL (W), ISE (F)+ XRF (Ba), LOI
39	381	GSC (stream sediments) AAS (As+ Sb+Cd+Ba), CVAAS (Hg), COL (P₂O₅)
40	390	Chemex (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+3), cold vapour (Hg), COL (W), NADNC(U)
41	391	Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U)
42	394	Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, NADNC (U)
43	396	Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U)
44	398	Barringer (NGR stream sediment, NB, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
45	403	Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), U
46	405	Barringer (NGR stream sediment, BC, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
47	406	Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7, CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
48	412	Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U
49	416	Chemex (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10)
50	417	Chemex (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10)
51	421	Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS 8+6+Ba (HCLO₄ only)), CVAAS (Hg),W, LOI, F, U(10**12)
52	422	Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (HClO₄ only), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U(10**12)
53	426	Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U
54	427	Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI at 500°C, F, U
55	430	Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U
56	432	Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U
57	435	Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F,

Date modified:: 2024-09-23