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The sample is analysed as is (solid state or liquid).

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Category: Decomposition techniques

The different kinds of analytical decompositions have been classified hierarchically.Examples: “fusion”, “acid”Taken from the “Analytical_Decompositions_SHARED” database table.

Index Suite ID Suite Name
1  7     Bondar-Clegg/TSD 2 micron XRF
2  8     Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 11 element INAA
3  18     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#1)
4  21     Geoscience Labs, (OGS) Lithogeochemical Database: XRF methods
5  22     INRS XRF (1)
6  23     INRS XRF (2)
7  24     INRS/McMaster INAA (low DL)
8  25     INRS/McMaster INAA (high DL)
9  26     XRAL INAA
10  34     XRAL XRF Bi + Sn
11  40     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:15; Cr:5; Se:3)
12  43     Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 14 element INAA
13  46     Bondar-Clegg/TSD 63 micron 5 element INAA
14  52     ActLabs INAA (33 elements, inc Hg, no Ag, no Sr, Rb:15)
15  55     Bondar-Clegg INAA (Zr:200)
16  59     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:30)
17  60     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:15; Cr:2)
18  67     Bondar-Clegg INAA
19  75     Bondar-Clegg U NADNC
20  76     Bondar-Clegg LOI
21  77     ActLabs INAA (Sr, no Ag, no Hg)
22  80     GSC Leco
23  81     ODM HMC
24  88     Chemex U NADNC
25  90     Bondar-Clegg INAA (Au+33; Au:2 Ir:50 Ni:20 Rb:5)
26  93     Chemex Nb XRF
27  97     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Cr:5; Co:1)
28  98     Bondar-Clegg INAA (Au+33; Au:1 Ir:50 Ni:10 Rb:15)
29  100     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Cr:1; Co:1)
30  116     AECL U NADNC
31  123     Bondar-Clegg XRF (9)
32  126     Quebec Geoscience Centre (QGC): X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) (12 elements)
33  127     McMaster University: Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA), low detection limits
34  130     XRF (11 elements)
35  131     LOI (unspecified methodology)
36  132     Sum of Oxides (XRF + LOI)
37  133     Becquerel INAA (34 elements, New Brunswick, Prairies)
38  137     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Sr:200; Rb:15)
39  138     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:5; Se:5; Co:1)
40  139     Intertek INAA (34 elements)
41  143     Becquerel INAA (34 elements, Ag:5, Ce:3, Ir:5)
42  144     Bondar-Clegg U NADNC dl: 0.1 ppm
43  145     Becquerel INAA (35 elements, inc Ni, Ti)
44  151     CanTech LOI
45  161     ActLabs INAA (33 elements; no Ca, Sr)
46  164     OGS electron microprobe [#1]
47  165     ActLabs INAA (33 elements, inc Hg, no Ag, no Sr, Rb:5)
48  168     ODM IM grain separation (NGR modified procedure)
49  169     ODM VG count
50  170     ODM MMSIM count
51  171     ODM KIM count
52  172     ODM 100 grain count
53  173     GSC (lake sediments) LOI (vague)
54  182     Chemex (lake sediments) LOI (vague)
55  183     AECL (lake sediments) NADNC (U) (details unknown)
56  184     Bondar Clegg (surface water) FT (U)
57  187     Chemex (surface water) FLUOR(U) (vague)
58  188     Chemex (surface water) ISE (F) (vague)
59  189     Chemex (surface water) pH (vague)
60  193     Chemex (surface water) ISE (F - with KOH) (vague)
61  196     Barringer (surface water) Chemtrix/Fisher ISE (F)
62  197     Barringer (surface water) Chemtrix meter (pH)
63  198     GSC (surface water) AAS direct flame (Zn)
64  199     Barringer (surface water) FT (U)
65  200     Barringer (surface water) Orion ISE (F)
66  201     Barringer (surface water) combination glass-calomel electrode (pH)
67  208     Chemex (lake and stream sediments) LOI
68  215     AECL (lake sediments)  NADNC (U) 60s irradiation,60s count
69  217     Chemex (surface water) Corning ISE (F)
70  218     Chemex (surface water) Fisher Accumet pH meter (pH)
71  221     Bondar Clegg (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, YT, 1977)
72  222     Bondar Clegg (surface water) pH (NGR, YT, 1977)
73  223     Carleton University electron microprobe [#1]
74  224     ODM HMC grain separation
75  226     Acme LOI (d.l. = 0.2 %)
76  229     Becquerel INAA (35 elements, including Ti)
77  230     GSC/AMD (surface water) ICP-MS (51 elements)
78  231     GSC/AMD (surface water) ICP-ES (9 elements)
79  232     GSC/ACL ICP-MS
80  233     GSC/ACL ion chromatography
81  234     GSC Field Camp water analysis
82  235     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (<2 mm fraction)
83  236     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (<1 mm fraction)
84  237     I and M Morrison grain picking and visual mineral identification (microprobe counts)
85  238     ODM – calculated gold concentrations
86  239     GSC electron microprobe (SILPYROX, SPINEL, GARNET)
87  242     ODM MMSIM and PCIM grain counts
88  243     ODM HMC separation of <2 mm size fraction
89  244     GSC electron microprobe (GARNET)
90  245     ODM HMC paramagnetic separation
91  246     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-VG counts [#5]
92  247     ODM HMC separation (SG 3.2, OF 7075)
93  248     Canamera grain screening and Heavy Mineral Concentrates (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-0.84 mm)
94  249     Canamera grain screening and Heavy Mineral Concentrates (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-0.84 mm, 0.84–2.00 mm)
95  250     I and M Morrison grain picking and visual mineral identification
96  251     ODM HMC separation of <0.25 mm size fraction
97  254     Canamera and Diamond Indicator Processing grain screening and Heavy Mineral Concentrates (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-1.0 mm).
98  255     GSC electron microprobe (12 or 15 oxides)
99  256     GSC electron microprobe (15 oxides, incl. SO3)
100  257     Consorminex Inc. Indicator mineral picking (0.063-0.25 mm)
101  258     I and M Morrison IM grain counts (3 fractions)
102  259     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-M.I. SG 3.3
103  260     Consorminex Inc. Indicator mineral picking (0.125-0.25 mm)
104  261     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation 0.25-2 mm fraction
105  262     De Beers Indicator Mineral Picking
106  263     De Beers electron microprobe analysis
107  265     IOS Services Géoscientifiques magnetic separation
108  266     IOS Services Géoscientifiques Indicator mineral picking
109  267     IOS Services Géoscientifiques/Laval University electron microprobe analysis (Garnrg, Ilmerg, Pyrorg)
110  268     IOS Services Géoscientifiques/Laval University scanning electron microprobe analysis
111  269     IOS Services Géoscientifiques/Laval University electron microprobe analysis (Garnrg, Ilmerg, Pyrorg, Olivpm)
112  271     ODM Indicator Mineral Picking
113  272     CANMET electron microprobe analysis
114  273     I and M Morrison IM grain counts (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-1.0 mm, 1-2 mm)
115  274     GSC electron microprobe (DIAMOND, SPINELS)
116  275     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation [#2]
117  276     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentrates and grain separation – kimberlite sample
118  277     I and M Morrison IM grain counts (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-1.0 mm)
119  278     ODM Indicator Mineral Picking-Till and Kimberlite samples.
120  279     Lakefield Research Indicator Mineral Picking Till Samples
121  280     ODM Indicator Mineral Picking-Kimberlite samples
122  281     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-VG counts [#1]
123  282     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-VG counts [#2]
124  283     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-VG counts [#3]
125  284     Lakefield Research Indicator Mineral Picking
126  285     Lakefield Research/Overburden Drilling Management Indicator Mineral Picking
127  286     GSC electron microprobe (DIAMOND, OXIDES)
128  287     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation-VG counts [#4]
129  288     I and M Morrison IM grain counts [#1]
130  289     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation: no VG counts-kimberlite boulders [#1]
131  290     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation: no VG counts-kimberlite boulders [#2]
132  291     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation: VG counts-kimberlite samples
133  292     De Beers Canada Exploration grain separation and sieving 0.3-0.5 mm
134  293     ODM Indicator Mineral Picking (0.3-0.5 mm)
135  294     Carleton University electron microprobe [#2]
136  295     I and M Morrison IM grain counts [#2]
137  296     ODM MMSIM picked grain counts
138  297     Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Geoscience Laboratory electron microprobe.
139  298     GSC Sed Lab grain size analysis (Camsizer and Lecotrac LT100)
140  299     GSC Sed Lab carbon content
141  300     GSC Sed Lab pH
142  301     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation, grain counts [#1]
143  302     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#2)
144  303     ODM Heavy Mineral Concentration and grain separation, grain counts [#2]
145  304     GSC electron microprobe-Low-Cr Diopside Analysis
146  305     GSC/Canadian Museum of Nature electron microprobe analysis
147  306     ODM HMC Concentration
148  307     ODM HMC concentrates grain separation and magnetic separation
149  308     ODM HMC processing and VG counts [#1]
150  309     ODM HMC Magnetic Separation
151  310     ODM IM identification
152  311     ODM HMC processing and VG counts [#2]
153  312     GSC electron microprobe (DIAMOND, PYROXENE)
154  313     OGS electron microprobe [#2]
155  314     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#3)
156  315     GSC/ACL XRF (2008) suite XRF-100
157  316     GSC/ACL LOI (2008) grouped in XRF-110
158  317     GSC/ACL Leco (2008)
159  321     OGS Geoscience Laboratories, suite XRF-M01
160  322     OGS Geoscience Laboratories, suite XRF-M01 – LOI
161  325     OGS Geoscience Laboratories, suite IRW-H2O, moisture content
162  326     OGS Geoscience Laboratories, suite IRC-100, carbon and sulphur
163  329     Acme Group 2A: Leco C and S
164  331     Acme Group 8: lattice water
165  333     NTGO KIDD indicator mineral re-assignment
166  337     GSC (lake and stream sediments) LOI at 500°C
167  339     Barringer (surface water) ISE (fluorine)
168  340     Barringer (surface water) pH (combination glass-calomel electrode)
169  345     AECL (lake sediments) NADNC (U) 20s irradiation, 20s count
170  346     Nuclear Activation Services Limited (lake sediments) Au
171  349     Novatrack Analysts Limited (stream sediments) NADNC (U) 10**11 flux
172  351     Bondar Clegg (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, BC, 1978-1981)
173  352     Bondar Clegg (surface water) pH (NGR, BC, 1978-1981)
174  354     Minen Laboratories Limited (surface water) ISE (F)
175  355     Minen Laboratories Limited (surface water) pH
176  361     Bondar Clegg (stream sediments) XRF (Ba)
177  362     Bondar Clegg (stream sediments) LOI (450°C)
178  363     Nova Track Limited (stream sediments) NADNA (U) – in flux density 2x10**11 to 1x10**12 N/cm**2 s
179  369     GSC (surface water) AAS (Zn, Mn, Fe, Ca, Mg, Na, K; air-acetylene)
180  370     GSC (surface water) ion chromatography (NO3, PO4, SO4, Cl)
181  371     GSC (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, YT, 1981)
182  372     GSC (surface water) laser fluorometry (U) (NGR, YT, 1981)
183  373     GSC (surface water) pH (NGR, YT, 1981)
184  374     GSC (surface water) alkalinity (NGR, YT, 1981)
185  376     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) C-org
186  377     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) XRF-pressed disc (S)
187  378     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) XRF-fused with LiBO2
188  379     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) LOI at 900°C
189  380     GSC (surface water) AAS (Zn, Mn, Fe, Ca, Mg, Na, K; air-acetylene), caesium buffer
190  381     GSC (surface water) ion chromatography/ conductometric (Cl, Br, NO3, SO4, PO4)
191  382     GSC (surface water) Barnstead Analyser (C-org, dl=0.2 ppm)
192  383     GSC (surface water) laser fluorometry (U) (NGR, ON, 1982)
193  384     GSC (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, ON, 1982)
194  385     GSC (surface water) pH (NGR, ON, 1982)
195  386     GCS (surface water) alkalinity (NGR, ON, 1982)
196  387     In-situ (surface water, Martek) Cond, temp, O2, pH
197  389     ODM hematite grain counts
198  390     Chemex (lake sediment) NADNC (U)-flux 1012, d.l.= 0.05 ppm
199  391     Chemex (lake sediment) NADNC(U)-flux 8x1013, d.l.= 0.2 ppm
200  392     ACME (surface water) LIF (U)
201  393     ACME (surface water) ISE(F) – 404 Orion meter
202  394     ACME (surface water) pH – Broadley-James Combination electrode
203  395     Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) radiometer (conductivity)
204  396     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) case 1: ICP (Ca, Mg), case2: AAS (Ca, Mg; air-acetylene)
205  397     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) inductively coupled plasma (Fe, dl=30 ppb)
206  398     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) alkalinity
207  399     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) pH
208  404     Barringer (lake and stream sediment) NADNC (U-flux 8x10**13, d.l.=0.5 ppm)
209  405     Barringer (surface water) LIF(U)
210  406     Barringer (surface water) ISE(F)
211  407     Barringer (surface water) pH – Glass-Calomel electrode meter
212  409     Barringer (lake and stream sediment) LOI at 500°C
213  419     Barringer (lake and stream  sediment) NADNC(U)
214  427     Bondar Clegg (stream sediment) NADNC(U)
215  430     Chemex (surface water) ISE (F)
216  431     Chemex (surface water) LIF (U)
217  434     Barringer  (stream sediment) NADNC (U – 5x10**11, BF3 detectors, 20s, d.l.=0.5)
218  436     Barringer  (stream sediment) NADNC (U – 5x10**11, BF3 detectors, 60s, d.l.=0.2)
219  437     Uranium (lake and stream sediment) NADNC ( U – 5**10, He detector, 20s, d.l.=0.5)
220  438     Barringer (surface water) pH – Broadley-James Combination electrode meter
221  439     ODM pyrrhotite grain counts
222  440     Barringer (surface water) ICP (calcium)
223  441     Barringer (surface water) ICP (magnesium)
224  442     Barringer (surface water) alkalinity
225  450     Chemex (lake and stream sediment) NADNC ( U – 5**10, He detector, 20s, d.l.=0.5)
226  451     Barringer (surface water) LIF (U) (NGR, BC, 1986)
227  452     Barringer (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, BC, 1986)
228  453     Barringer (surface water) pH – Glass-Calomel electrode meter (NGR, BC, 1986)
229  457     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA (33 elements +Au + Wt)
230  459     Chemex (surface water) ICP (calcium) – d.l.= 0.5
231  460     Chemex (surface water) ICP (magnesium) – d.l. = 0.05
232  461     Chemex (surface water)  alkalinity – d.l. = 1
233  462     Chemex (surface water) ICP (calcium) – d.l.= 0.2
234  463     Chemex (surface water) ICP (magnesium) – d.l. = 0.02
235  464     Chemex (surface water) alkalinity – d.l. = 2
236  466     Bondar-Clegg (lake and stream sediment) LOI500
237  468     Chemex (surface water) AAS (calcium) – d.l.= 0.5
238  469     Chemex (surface water) AAS (magnesium) – d.l. = 0.05
239  471     GSC (surface water) AAS (Ca) (NGR, MB, 1985)
240  472     GSC (surface water) AAS (Mg) (NGR, MB, 1985)
241  473     GSC (surface water) ISE (F) (NGR, MB, 1985)
242  474     GSC (surface water) pH (NGR, MB, 1985)
243  475     GSC (surface water) alkalinity (NGR, MB, 1985)
244  477     Bondar Clegg (surface water)  alkalinity – d.l. = 2
245  478     Bondar Clegg (surface water) ICP-ES (Ca, Mg, As, Ba, Hg, Mn, Na, Pb, Sr)
246  479     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA – flux 1x10**11, counting 6-11 min (33 elements +Au + Wt)
247  483     ACME (lake sediment) Pt, Pd, Au
248  484     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA – flux 1x10**11, counting 6-11 minutes  (Au + Wt)
249  487     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA -  flux 5.3x10**11 (33 elements +Au + Wt)
250  488     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA – flux 5.3x10**11 (Au + Wt)
251  489     Bondar Clegg (lake sediment) INAA - flux 1x10**11, counting 15 min  (33 elements +Au + Wt)
252  490     ActLabs (stream sediment) INAA (34 elements + Au + Wt) Rb, d.l.=5 ppm
253  491     ActLabs (stream sediment) INAA (Au + Wt) (NGR, YT, 1990)
254  493     Bondar Clegg / unknown subcontractors (NGR lake sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=1 ppm
255  494     Becquerel (lake and stream sediment) INAA-(33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=1 ppm
256  499     Cantech (lake and stream sediment) LOI at 500°C
257  503     Cantech (surface water) LIF(U)
258  504     Cantech (surface water) ISE(F)
259  505     Cantech (surface water) pH – Glass-Calomel electrode meter
260  508     Becquerel (lake or stream sediment) INAA (Au + Wt)
261  510     Becquerel (lake and stream sediment) INAA-(33 elements, Au + Wt) Yb d.l.=2 ppm
262  512     ACME (stream sediment) LOI at 500°C
263  513     Cantech (surface water) pH –Orion QuiKcheK Pocket Meter
264  514     Cantech (surface water) Conductivity –Orion QuiKcheK Pocket Meter
265  515     GSC (surface water) ICP-MS (U)
266  520     GSC (surface water) ICP-MS (31 elements)
267  521     GSC (surface water) ICP-ES (7 elements)
268  522     Cantech Laboratories Inc (surface water) SO4
269  523     ActLabs (stream sediment) INAA (34 elements + Au + Wt) Rb, d.l. = 15 ppm
270  527     ODM MMSIM grain counts
271  529     ACME Analytical Labs (stream sediment) LOI at 500°C
272  531     Cantech (stream sediment) ISE (F)
273  532     Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (32 + Au)
274  535     GSC/ACL (surface water) ICP-MS (25 elements) (NGR, NT, 2004)
275  536     GSC/ACL (surface water) ICP-MS (25 elements) (NGR, BC, 2004)
276  537     Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (33 + Au)
277  538     Field Camp (surface water) pH and Conductivity
278  539     Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (34 + Au)
279  541     Becquerel (stream sediment) INAA (25 + Au) (NGR, BC reanalysis, 1990)
280  543     Field Camp (surface water) pH and Conductivity (Corning Checkmate meter)
281  544     Cantech ( surface water) ICP-MS (U)
282  545     Cantech (surface water) IC (F)
283  547     ODM PGM counts
284  550     GSC electron microprobe – “SPINEL” routine
285  551     GSC electron microprobe – “SILPYROX” routine
286  552     GSC electron microprobe – “GARNET” routine
287  553     ODM electric-pulse disaggregation
288  554     ODM HMC separation of disaggregated bedrock samples
289  555     ODM HMC separation of <0.18mm size fraction
290  560     GSC/Ottawa Sed Lab soil pH measurement
291  563     GSC NASGLP moisture content
292  564     GSC NASGLP bulk density
293  565     GSC Sed Lab grain size analysis (Lecotrac LT100) – summary of results
294  566     GSC Sed Lab grain size analysis (Lecotrac LT100) – Gradistat
295  567     GSC/Ottawa Sed Lab soil conductivity measurement
296  568     GSC field crew – measurement of soil gas radon
297  569     GSC field crew – in-situ ground gamma ray spectrometry analysis
298  570     GSC Ottawa – laboratory gamma ray spectrometry
299  571     GSC field crew – soil permeability and radon
300  573     GSC (surface water) AAS direct flame (Zn, Cu, Pb, Cd)
301  575     In-situ surface water temperature (°F)
302  576     In-situ surface water pH
303  577     Freshwater sulphate and chloride
304  578     GSC atomic emission spectrography: Ag, B, Co, Cr, Mn, Ni, Sn
305  584     GSC (surface water) AAS direct flame (Cu)
306  586     Becquerel INAA (34 elements, NGR, 1990s)
307  591     Becquerel INAA 33 elements (missing Ag, Se; Ba dl=40 ppm)
308  592     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (Morrison, 1995).
309  593     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (Morrison, 1996).
310  594     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (Overburden Drilling Management).
311  600     Chittick analysis
312  601     ActLabs INAA (35 elements; Rb:30, Hf:0.5, Yb:0.2)
313  604     SRC / ODM HMC separation
314  605     SRC / Consorminex indicator mineral grain counts
315  606     CANMET electron microprobe (10 oxides)
316  607     SRC / CF Mineral Research HMC separation
317  608     GSC electron microprobe (15 oxides)
318  609     ODM HMC preparation (SG 3.3)
319  610     Guelph proton microprobe
320  611     Chemex (lake sediment) NADNC (U)-flux 8x1013, d.l.= 0.5 ppm
321  613     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (surface water) inductively coupled plasma (Fe, dl=20 ppb)
322  617     Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD123 Lithogeochemical Database: wavelength-dispersive XRF of fused glass disks
323  618     Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD123 Lithogeochemical Database: LOI
324  620     Geoscience Labs, (OGS) MRD123 Lithogeochemical Database: wavelength-dispersive XRF of pressed powder pellets
325  625     ActLabs 4F-B : B by PGNAA
326  626     ActLabs 4F-C,S : C and S by IR
327  627     ActLabs 4F-CO2 : CO2 by IR
328  637     ActLabs adjustment of LOI based on ferrous/ferric iron analysis
329  639     ActLabs As INAA
330  640     pXRF (Mining Mode)
331  641     pXRF (Soil Mode)
332  643     pXRF (Mining Mode), 40 elements reported
333  644     pXRF (Soil Mode), 33 elements reported
334  649     ODM sample disaggregation (2014-2015)
335  650     ODM KIM count (inc low-Cr diopside)
336  651     ODM MMSIM counts
337  652     ODM MMSIM counts expressed as percentages
338  655     BVM TC003 Leco C and S
339  656     Acme LOI (d.l. = 0.1 %; no details)
340  657     Acme sum of oxides
341  658     Bondar Clegg (surface water) LIF (U)
342  659     Bondar Clegg (surface water) ISE (F)
343  660     Bondar Clegg (surface water) pH – Glass-Calomel electrode meter
344  662     Bondar-Clegg (stream sediment) LOI500 (dl = 0.2 ppm)
345  664     Bondar Clegg, energy-dispersive XRF
346  676     NGR BC NADNC stream sediments and moss mats (U)
347  677     NGR BC LOI
348  680     ActLabs Cl INAA
349  682     ActLabs 4F-S : S by IR
350  689     ODM HMC grain separation (North Baffin, 2003 till samples)
351  690     ODM HMC grain separation (North Baffin, 2005 till samples)
352  692     ODM MMSIM grain counts (LCD, Ccp, Ghn only)
353  697     ActLabs LOI
354  700     ActLabs 4B – INAA (INAA); 10 elements
355  702     Total Weight Percent Oxides (calculated)
356  703     Saskatchewan Geological Survey, 1976, fluoride field measurement
357  704     Saskatchewan Geological Survey, 1976, uranium in surface water measurement
358  705     Saskatchewan Geological Survey, 1976, uranium in lake sediments; neutron activation / delayed neutron counting
359  706     GSC / RGG / RG uranium in water
360  707     GSC / RGG / RG pH in water
361  708     GSC / RGG / RG conductivity in water
362  709     Barringer Magenta Dionex anion analysis (5 ions)
363  710     GSC (surface water) Barnstead Analyser (C-org, dl=1 ppm)
364  711     In-situ (surface water, Martek) Cond, temp, O2, pH, Eh
365  712     Analysis of trace elements in water by DC-arc atomic emission spectrography
366  719     GSC: direct-reading emission spectrophotometry (20 elements)
367  721     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) XRF-fused with Li2B4O7
368  722     X-Ray Assay Laboratories (lake sediment) LOI at 950°C
369  724     In-situ surface water temperature (°C)
370  725     Total “Heavy” Metal (zinc equivalent) in surface water
371  726     GSC atomic emission spectrography: Ag, Ba, Co, Cr, Mn, Ni, Sn
372  729     EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – “yellowness” of water (no details given)
373  730     EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – turbidity of water (no details given)
374  731     EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – hardness and alkalinity of water (no details given)
375  732     EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – specific conductance of water (no details given)
376  733     EMR: Mines Branch, Industrial Waters Section – water analysis (15 quantities) (no details given)
377  734     GSC: emission spectrography (26 elements)
378  736     GSC: DROS, raw powders
379  747     Acme LOI at 1000°C (d.l. = 0.1 %)
380  748     Acme Group 2A: Leco C (dl=0.01%) and S (dl=0.02%)
381  749     LOI (calculated by weight difference)
382  751     ActLabs INAA (34 elements, inc Hg, Ir, K, Sr, no Ag, no Sn; Rb:5)
383  752     ActLabs INAA (36 elements, inc Hg, Ir, K, Sr, Ag, Sn; Rb:5)
384  754     Cantech (stream sediment) LOI500 (dl = 0.2 ppm)
385  759     GSC Sed Lab Coulometry: calcite/dolomite
386  760     GSC Sed Lab loss on ignition and LECO analysis
387  761     GSC Sed Lab LECO analysis
388  762     GSC Sed Lab Lab loss on ignition and LECO analysis (inorganic carbon)
389  763     ODM HMC separation (2010; SG 3.0-3.2, >3.2; OF 7748)
390  764     ODM HMC separation (2011-2012; SG 3.2; OF 7748)
391  765     …
Index Package ID Package Name
1  1     ODM IM processing (NGR: modified procedure)
2  2     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#1)
3  3     Acme 1F-MS + LOI, Sn, F
4  4     Becquerel INAA (NGR)
5  5     GSC/AMD ICP-MS
6  6     GSC/AMD ICP-ES
7  7     Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (1)
8  8     Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (1)
9  11     INRS XRF + INAA (low detection limits)
10  12     INRS XRF + INAA (high detection limits)
11  13     XRAL INA + Hg CV-AAS
12  16     XRAL INA + Hg CV-AAS + XRF
13  24     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg CV-AAS
14  25     Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (2)
15  26     Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (2)
16  29     Bondar Clegg / TSD 2 micron (3)
17  30     Bondar Clegg / TSD 63 micron (3)
18  36     ActLabs INA (33 elements) [UNUSED]
19  37     Bondar Clegg INAA, Hg CV-AAS, AAS
20  38     ActLabs INAA (35 elements), Hg CV-AAS,  ICP-AES (Sn)
21  40     ActLabs INAA (33 elements), Hg CV-AAS,  ICP-AES (Sn)
22  41     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (7 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn (1991-3)
23  42     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (7 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn (1994)
24  43     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES (19 elem) + Hg CV-AAS + Sn
25  44     ActLabs INAA, ICP-AES, Hg CV-AAS, ICP-MS (2001)
26  45     ActLabs INAA, ICP-AES, Hg CV-AAS, ICP-MS (2002)
27  46     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES
28  47     ActLabs INAA
29  48     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg  ICP-AES + FIMS
30  49     Bondar Clegg INAA + AAS + HY-AAS + F ISE + Hg-CVAAS + U NADNC + LOI
31  50     ActLabs INAA + AAS + Hg-CVAAS
32  51     GSC Leco
33  52     ODM HMC
34  55     Bondar Clegg INA (Ir:50)
35  57     Bondar Clegg AAS, U NADNC, As (COL)
36  58     Chemex AAS, U NADNC, As (COL)
37  62     Chemex Au + Nb
38  65     Bondar Clegg INA (Au:1, Ir:50, Ni:10, Rb:15)
39  66     ActLabs INA (Rb:5, Cr:5)
40  68     ActLabs INA (Rb:5; Cr:1)
41  71     AECL U NADNC
42  74     Bondar Clegg U NADNC
43  80     Bondar Clegg XRF (9); Be (AAS)
44  82     Quebec Geoscience Centre XRF + Hg AFS (2 digestions)
45  83     McMaster University INAA (33 elements)
46  84     XRAL XRF (11) + LOI
47  85     Becquerel INAA (1994-2003)
48  89     ActLabs INA (33 elements + Ag, Sr; Sr:200)
49  91     ActLabs INAA (33 elements + Ag, Sr; Se:5)
50  92     Intertek INAA (34 elements)
51  100     Becquerel INAA (34 elements, Ag:5, Ce:3, Ir:5)
52  103     OGS XRF methods
53  104     OGS / MRD123 miscellaneous methods
54  118     CanTech AAS + Hg-CVAAS + LOI
55  121     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-AES Sn fusion
56  122     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES(20) + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-AES Sn fusion
57  124     ActLabs INAA + ICP-AES(20) + Hg CV-AAS + ICP-MS
58  127     ActLabs INA, ICP-AES [UNUSED]
59  128     Becquerel INAA (2003-2010)
60  129     ActLabs (1H2 + 1G2) (v2) INAA + ICP-AES + ICP-MS + Hg CV-AAS FIMS
61  130     ActLabs (1H2) (v2) INAA + ICP-AES + ICP-MS
62  131     OGS microprobe [UNUSED]
63  133     GSC (URP lake sediment) LOI
64  134     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+ Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (vague description)
65  135     AECL (URP lake and stream sediment) NADNC(U) (details unknown)
66  136     Bondar Clegg (URP surface water) FT (U)
67  138     Chemex (URP surface water) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH (vague description)
68  141     Chemex (URP surface water) ISE (F)
69  143     Barringer (URP surface water, YT, 1976) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH
70  144     GSC (URP surface water) AAS(Zn)
71  145     Barringer (URP surface water) FT (U), ISE (F), pH
72  147     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL (As), ISE (F), LOI
73  148     Becquerel (NGR) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt)
74  149     Becquerel (NGR) INAA Au reproducibility test  (cut off 8 ppb)
75  150     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), CVAAS (Hg), COL(As), LOI (detailed description)
76  154     AECL (URP lake and stream sediment) NADNC (U)
77  155     Chemex (URP surface water) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH
78  156     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (ODM)
79  159     Bondar Clegg (URP surface water) FLUOR(U), ISE (F), pH (1977)
80  160     Carleton University electron microprobe
81  161     ODM IM processing (standard KIM and MMSIM procedure)
82  162     Field camp water measurements
83  163     GSC ion chromatography, plus ICP-MS
84  164     ODM heavy mineral separation and VG counts (<2 mm fraction table processed; table runs kept separate) [UNUSED]
85  165     ODM heavy mineral separation and VG counts (<1 mm fraction table processed; 1-2 mm fraction processed by methylene iodide)
86  166     I and M Morrison mineral identification 0.25-0.5 mm fraction; conditional 0.5-1.0 mm fraction identification
87  167     I and M Morrison mineral identification 0.25-0.5 mm fraction; conditional 0.5-1 mm and 1-2 mm fraction identification
88  168     GSC electron microprobe (14 oxides) (SPINEL + GARNET)
89  169     I and M Morrison mineral identification 0.25-0.5 mm fraction, occasional 0.5-1 mm fraction identification
90  170     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (Morrison/GSC, 1995)
91  171     Reconciliation of picked, probed and confirmed indicator mineral grain counts (Morrison/GSC, 1996)
92  172     ODM heavy mineral separation (<1 mm fraction table processed; 1-2 mm fraction processed by methylene iodide)
93  173     I and M Morrison mineral identification. 0.25-0.5 mm fraction
94  174     GSC electron microprobe (10 oxides) (GARNET)
95  175     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (<1 mm fraction table processed) [UNUSED]
96  176     I and M Morrison mineral identification. 0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-1 mm fraction
97  177     Canamera Geological Ltd. Sample processing and HMC separation (2 size fractions)
98  178     I and M Morrison mineral identification (2 size fractions)
99  181     Canamera Geological Ltd. + Diamond Indicator Processing Sample processing and HMC separation (2 size fractions)
100  182     ODM IM processing (standard KIM and MMSIM procedure), plus 100 grain count
101  183     GSC electron microprobe (12 or 15 oxides)
102  184     GSC electron microprobe (15 oxides, incl. SO3)
103  185     Canamera Geological Ltd. Sample processing and HMC separation (3 size fractions)
104  186     I and M Morrison mineral identification (3 size fractions: 0.25/0.50/0.84)
105  187     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (<2 mm fraction table processed)
106  188     Consorminex Inc. mineral picking and identification-fine sand fraction (0.063-0.25 mm)
107  189     I and M Morrison mineral identification (3 size fractions: 0.25/0.50/1.00)
108  190     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (<2 mm fraction table processed) M.I. separation (3.3 SG)
109  191     Consorminex Inc. mineral picking and identification-fine sand fraction (0.125-0.25 mm)
110  192     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (<2 mm fraction table processed); M.I. separation (3.2 SG)-0.25-2.00 mm fraction
111  193     De Beers Indicator Mineral Picking
112  194     De Beers Electron Microprobe Analysis
113  196     IOS Services Geoscientifiques-magnetic separation and IM processing
114  197     IOS Services Geoscientifiques/Laval University Electron Microprobe Analysis (Garnrg, Ilmerg, Pyrorg)
115  198     IOS Services Geoscientifiques/Laval University Scanning Electron Microprobe Analysis
116  199     IOS Services Geoscientifiques/Laval University Electron Microprobe Analysis (Garnrg, Ilmerg, Pyrorg, Olivpm)
117  200     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation, VG counts (<2 mm fraction table processed) and Indicator mineral picking
118  201     CANMET Electron Microprobe Analysis (11 major and minor oxides)
119  202     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (no gold grains picked)
120  203     I and M Morrison indicator mineral counts (0.25-0.5 mm, 0.5-1.0 mm, 1-2 mm)
121  204     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (DIAMOND, SPINELS)
122  205     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation -Kimberlite Sample
123  206     I and M Morrison indicator mineral counts-Kimberlite Sample
124  207     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation, VG counts (<1 mm fraction table processed) and indicator mineral picking
125  208     Lakefield Research Indicator Mineral Picking
126  209     ODM Indicator Mineral picking-Kimberlite samples
127  210     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation, VG counts (<1 mm fraction table processed)
128  211     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation, VG counts (<1.7 mm fraction)
129  212     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation, VG counts (<1.7 mm fraction-sieving)
130  213     Lakefield Research Indicator Mineral Picking (2 size fractions)
131  214     Overburden Drilling Management/Lakefield Research Laboratory
132  215     GSC electron microprobe (15 oxides) (DIAMOND, OXIDE)
133  216     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (kimberlite boulders #3)
134  217     I and M Morrison indicator mineral counts (0.25-0.5 mm) (#1)
135  218     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (kimberlite boulders #1)
136  219     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (kimberlite boulders #2)
137  220     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation and VG counts (kimberlite boulders #4)
138  221     De Beers Canada Exploration Laboratory Sudbury, Canada.
139  222     ODM Indicator Mineral Identification (0.3-0.5 mm)
140  223     Carleton University electron microprobe group I and group II garnets
141  224     I and M Morrison indicator mineral counts (0.25-0.5 mm) (#2)
142  225     ODM VG counts and estimated concentrations
143  226     OGS electron microprobe
144  227     GSC Sed Lab grain size analysis (Camsizer and Lecotrac LT100)
145  228     GSC Sed Lab carbon content
146  229     GSC Sed Lab pH
147  230     ODM HMC processing and Indicator Mineral Identification
148  231     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#2)
149  232     ODM HMC processing and Indicator Mineral Identification (NGR KIM + MMSIM)
150  233     ODM HMC processing and Indicator Mineral Identification, with 100 grain count
151  234     GSC electron microprobe laboratory (13 oxides)
152  235     GSC / Can Museum of Nature Electron Microprobe Laboratories
153  236     ODM HMC Processing < 1mm fraction
154  237     ODM HMC Processing and magnetic separation. KIM and MMSIM sorting
155  238     ODM HMC Processing and VG counts  < 0.25 mm fraction
156  239     ODM HMC Processing and VG counts
157  240     ODM HMC Processing and VG counts-3 mineral ID
158  241     GSC electron microprobe (10 oxides) (DIAMOND, PYROXENE)
159  242     OGS electron microprobe laboratory
160  243     GSC electron microprobe (17 oxides) (#3)
161  244     GSC/ACL XRF, LOI, Leco, ICP-ES, ICP-MS
162  245     OGS XRF + ICP-MS + H2O, CO2, S
163  246     Acme 4B (inc 1DX), 2A Leco, 8 FeO, lattice water (1500°C)
164  247     ODM Heavy Mineral Separation (<2 mm fraction processed)
165  248     NTGO KIDD remapping
166  249     GSC electron microprobe (13 oxides) “SPINEL”
167  250     GSC electron microprobe (11 oxides) “SILPYROX”
168  251     GSC electron microprobe (10 oxides) “GARNET”
169  252     ODM indicator mineral re-picking
170  253     ODM HMC separation and KIM + MMSIM picking (+ hematite and pyrrhotite)
171  254     ODM EPD and KIM + MMSIM picking (+ hematite and pyrrhotite)
172  255     ODM 100 grain counts
173  260     GSC Sed Lab pH measurement
174  262     GSC Sed Lab moisture and bulk density measurement
175  263     GSC Sed Lab grain size analysis (Lecotrac LT100)
176  264     GSC Sed Lab pH and conductivity measurement
177  265     GSC field measurement of soil gas radon and permeability
178  266     GSC field measurement – ground gamma ray spectrometry
179  267     GSC lab measurement – gamma ray spectrometry
180  268     GSC (URP surface water) AAS (Zn, Cu, Pb, Cd)
181  270     GSC pH and temperature (°F)
182  271     EMR Cl and SO4
183  272     GSC spectrography (including B) and colorimetry
184  273     GSC (URP surface water) AAS (Cu)
185  277     Becquerel INAA 33 elements (missing Ag, Se; Ba dl=40 ppm)
186  282     Chittick analysis
187  283     ActLabs INAA 35 elements
188  286     SRC / ODM heavy mineral concentration
189  287     SRC / Consorminex: IM picking
190  288     CANMET electron microprobe (10 oxides)
191  289     SRC / CF heavy mineral separation and KIM picking
192  291     GSC electron microprobe (15 oxides)
193  292     ODM HMC separation
194  293     Univ. Guelph proton microprobe
195  294     Chemex (NGR lake sed 1983 samples) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U, ISE (F)
196  295     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment(NGR surface water) (Fe dl = 20 ppb)
197  296     ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #1)
198  297     ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #2)
199  298     ActLabs GSC TGI-4 whole rock analysis (variant #3)
200  299     ActLabs CO2 +FeO
201  300     pXRF “Mining” and “Soil” modes
202  302     pXRF “Mining” and “Soil” modes; full suites
203  305     ODM HMC separation (2014-2015)
204  306     ODM KIM picking (inc LCD)
205  307     ODM MMSIM picking
206  308     BVM combined aqua regia and borate fusion suites
207  309     Bondar Clegg (NGR BC stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (XRF), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U (10**12)
208  310     Chemex (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1988)
209  311     Barringer Magenta (NGR BC stream sediment and moss mat samples, 1989)
210  313     ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #4)
211  314     ActLabs GSC TGI4 whole rock analysis (variant #5)
212  315     Becquerel (NGR) INAA Au reproducibility test (cut off 3 ppb)
213  316     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+Cd,Mo,V,Sn), CV (Hg), LOI, F, Bi, Se
214  318     BVM combined aqua regia and borate fusion suites + FA-ICPES
215  319     ODM PGM picking
216  324     ODM HMC separation (2003 North Baffin)
217  325     ODM HMC separation (2005 North Baffin)
218  327     ODM HMC processing and Indicator Mineral Identification (NGR KIM + reduced MMSIM)
219  330     ActLabs Fusion-XRF (major  + trace) + ICP-MS (aqua regia digestion)
220  331     ActLabs Fusion-XRF (major elements only) + ICP-MS (aqua regia digestion)
221  332     ActLabs INAA (10 elements)
222  334     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo), COL (As), LOI (detailed description)
223  335     Saskatchewan Geological Survey, F and U in surface waters
224  336     Saskatchewan Geological Survey, U in lake sediments (unknown laboratory)
225  337     GSC / Resource Geochemistry, surface water, U, pH, conductivity
226  338     GSC / Resource Geochemistry, surface water, Uranium
227  339     Barringer Magenta Dionex
228  340     GSC / Resource Geochemistry, surface water, organic carbon (dl= 1 ppm)
229  341     In-situ (NGR surface water, Martek) cond, temp, O2, pH, Eh
230  342     Atomic emission spectrography of lake water
231  344     GSC Resource Geochemistry lake sediment analysis, Bear-Slave Operation
232  345     XRAL XRF (7 elements and 10 oxides), LOI950
233  347     GSC pH and temperature (°C)
234  348     GSC Total Metal (Zn equiv) in water
235  349     GSC spectrography (including Ba) and colorimetry
236  350     EMR surface water analysis
237  351     Atomic emission spectrography of heavy mineral concentrates
238  352     GSC lithogeochemical analysis of 22 elements
239  355     Acme ICP-MS (1F 53 elements) + F (ISE) + LOI
240  356     Acme whole rock analysis (11 oxides and 7 minor elements by ICP-ES; LOI; C and S by Leco)
241  358     XRAL XRF (11) + LOI (calc)
242  360     ActLabs INA (34 elements)
243  361     ActLabs INA (36 elements)
244  362     Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30 (117 parameters)
245  364     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+As), LOI
246  365     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+V+As), LOI
247  366     Chemex (URP lake sediment) AAS (8+Mo+As), ISE (F), LOI
248  367     GSC (URP lake and stream sediment) LOI
249  368     Barringer (URP surface water, BC, 1978) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH
250  372     AECL (URP lake and stream sediment) NADNC (U) 20s irradiation, 20s count
251  373     Nuclear Activation Services Limited (lake sediment), Au
252  375     Novatrack Analysts Limited (URP stream sediment) NADNC(U)
253  376     Bondar Clegg (URP surface water) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH (1978-1981)
254  377     Min-En Laboratories Limited (URP surface water) FLUOR (U), ISE (F), pH
255  379     Bondar Clegg (stream sediments) AAS (8+Mo+V), COL (W), ISE (F)+ XRF (Ba), LOI
256  380     Nova Track Ltd (stream sediments) NADNC Uranium
257  382     GSC (surface water) Zn, Mn, Fe, Ca, Mg, Na, K, NO3, PO4, SO4, Cl, U, F, pH, alk
258  383     XRAL (NGR lake sediments) XRF (CO2, C-org, 5 elements and 11 oxides), LOI900
259  384     GSC (NGR surface water) AAS (7)), U, C-org, Cl, Br, NO3, SO4, PO4, F, pH, alk
260  385     In-situ (NGR surface water, Martek) cond, temp, O2, pH
261  386     Chemex (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U
262  387     Chemex (NGR lake sediment, 1982 samples) AAS (8+4), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, U, ISE (F)
263  388     Acme (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH
264  389     Manitoba Gov't., Dept. of Environment (NGR surface water) (Fe dl = 30 ppb)
265  390     Chemex (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+3), cold vapour (Hg), COL (W), NADNC(U)
266  391     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U)
267  392     Barringer (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH (glass-calomel electrode meter)
268  393     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), LOI500,  NADNC (U)
269  394     Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, NADNC (U)
270  396     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC (U)
271  397     Barringer (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F) and pH (Broadley-James meter)
272  398     Barringer (NGR stream sediment, NB, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
273  400     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+Cd+As+Mo+V+Sb), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, ISE (F), NADNC(U)
274  401     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI500, NADNC(U)
275  403     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), U
276  404     Chemex (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F) and pH
277  405     Barringer (NGR stream sediment, BC, 1985) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
278  406     Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7, CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI500, ISE (F), U
279  409     Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (Cd+As+Sn+Sb+Mo+V), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, ISE (F), U
280  410     Barringer (NGR surface water) ISE (F), pH
281  412     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+7), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U
282  413     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(5**10)
283  414     Barringer (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH, ICP (Ca, Mg), Alk
284  415     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, U(5**10)
285  416     Chemex (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10)
286  417     Chemex (NGR stream sediment)  AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), COL (W), LOI, NADNC (U-5**10)
287  418     Bondar Clegg (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH
288  419     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(5**10, He detector, 20s, d.l.=0.5)
289  420     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) 33 element +Au + Wt
290  421     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS 8+6+Ba (HCLO4 only)), CVAAS (Hg),W, LOI, F, U(10**12)
291  422     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), Ba (HClO4 only), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U(10**12)
292  423     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(10**12)
293  424     Chemex (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), ICP (Ca, Mg), pH and Alk (d.l.=1)
294  425     Chemex (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), ICP (Ca, Mg), pH and Alk (d.l.=2)
295  426     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CVAAS (Hg), W, LOI, F, U
296  427     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), COL (W), LOI at 500°C, F, U
297  428     Chemex (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), AAS (Ca, Mg), pH and Alk (d.l.=1)
298  429     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+5), CV (Hg), LOI at 500°C, F, U - 10**12 flux
299  430     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+6), DCP (Ba), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U
300  431     GSC (NGR surface water) Ca, Mg, F, pH, Alk
301  432     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F, U
302  433     Bondar Clegg (NGR surface water) ICP (9), U, F, pH, alk
303  434     Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA-flux 1x10**11 (33 elements, Au + Wt)
304  435     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+7), CV (Hg), LOI, W, F,
305  436     Acme, (NGR lake sediment) Au, Pt, Pd
306  437     Chemex (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH, alk
307  438     Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA-flux 1x10**11 (Au + Wt)
308  439     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+6), CV (Hg), LOI, F, U
309  440     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3+(Mo+V: 2.5 ml conc)), CVAAS (Hg), LOI, F, U(10**12)
310  441     Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake sediment) INAA-flux 5.3x10**11 (33 elements, Au + Wt)
311  442     Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake sediment) INAA-flux 5.3x10**11 (Au + Wt)
312  443     Bondar Clegg / Becquerel (NGR lake sediment) INAA-flux 1x10**11, counting 15 min (33 elements, Au + Wt)
313  444     ActLabs (NGR stream sediment) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt)
314  445     ActLabs (NGR stream sediment) INAA (Au + Wt)
315  446     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment, YT, 1990) AAS (8+4), CV (Hg), LOI, F
316  447     Barringer (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+4), CV (Hg), LOI, F, Sn
317  448     Bondar Clegg / unknown subcontractors (NGR lake sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt)
318  449     Barringer (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3), CV (Hg), LOI, F
319  450     Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA (33 elements, Au + Wt)
320  451     Cantech (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3), CV (Hg - d.l.=5 ppb), LOI, F [UNUSED]
321  452     Cantech (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3), CV (Hg), LOI, F [UNUSED]
322  453     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8 + Cd, Mo (dl=2 ppm), V, Sn), CV (Hg), LOI, F
323  454     Cantech (NGR surface water) LIF (U), ISE (F), pH
324  456     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+4), CV(Hg), LOI, F
325  458     Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA (Au + Wt)
326  459     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+4), CV (Hg), LOI
327  460     Cantech (NGR lake sediment) AAS(8+Cd,Mo,V), CV(Hg - d.l. 5ppb), LOI, F [UNUSED]
328  461     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+4), CV (Hg – d.l. 5 ppb), LOI, F [UNUSED]
329  462     Becquerel (NGR lake or stream sediment) INAA (33+Au + wt)
330  463     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.2 ppm), Sn, LOI
331  464     Cantech (NGR surface water) pH and conductivity
332  465     GSC (NGR surface water) ICP-MS (U)
333  467     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+3), CV (Hg), LOI, F
334  468     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment, NU, 1995) AAS (8+4), CV (Hg), LOI, F
335  469     Bondar Clegg (NGR lake sediment) AAS (8+Cd, Mo, V), CV (Hg - d.l.=5 ppb), LOI, F
336  470     Bondar Clegg (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8+4), CV(Hg – d.l.=5 ppb), LOI, F
337  471     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS (35+Au), LOI
338  472     GSC (NGR surface water) ICP-MS (31 elements), ICP-ES (7 elements)
339  473     Cantech (NGR surface water, BC, 2000) pH, U, F, sulphate
340  474     ActLabs (NGR stream sediment) INAA (34 elements, Au + Wt) (Rb, d.l.= 15)
341  476     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm), Sn, LOI
342  477     Cantech (NGR surface water) pH and conductivity [UNUSED]
343  478     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS/ICP-ES (35+Au), LOI
344  480     Cantech (NGR surface water, BC, 2001) pH, U, F, sulphate
345  481     Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (32 + Au)
346  482     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements), LOI, Sn, F
347  484     GSC/ACL (NGR surface water) ICP-MS (25)
348  485     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements, W, d.l.=0.1 ppm), LOI
349  486     GSC/ACL (NGR surface water) Ion Chromatography (6 ions), ICP-MS (25)
350  487     Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (33 + Au)
351  488     Field Camp (surface water) pH and Conductivity
352  489     Acme (NGR stream sediment) ICP-MS / ICP-ES (35 elements), LOI, Sn (LiBO2 fusion), F
353  490     Becquerel (NGR stream and lake sediments) INAA (34 + Au)
354  492     Becquerel (NGR stream sediment) INAA (25 + Au)
355  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)
356  494     Field Camp (NGR surface water) pH and Conductivity
357  495     Cantech (NGR surface water) ICP-MS(U), Ion Chromatography (F)
358  496     Cantech (NGR stream sediment) AAS (8 + Cd, Mo (dl=1ppm), V, Sn), CV (Hg), LOI, F
359  497     Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30, 1T-MS (177 parameters)
360  498     Acme 4A-4B, 2A Leco, 1F30, 1T-MS (172 parameters)
361  499     GSC Sed Lab carbon and carbonate, with LOI by ashing
362  501     GSC Sed Lab carbon and carbonate
363  502     GSC Sed Lab LOI, inorganic carbon and carbonate
364  503     ODM HMC separation and KIM + MMSIM picking (<3.0, 3.0-3.2, > 3.2)
365  504     ODM HMC separation and KIM + MMSIM picking (<3.2, > 3.2)
366  505     OGS microprobe
367  506     BVM INAA
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