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Open File 1355



Open File:  1355
Previous OF publication(s):  
Province / Territory:  New Brunswick
Funding Source:  Federal and Provincial
Year of Collection:  1986

Survey Type:  Regional Stream Survey
# Lake sites:  0
# Stream sites:  753
Survey Area:  4465 km²
NTS Sheet(s):  021G, 021H

The regional stream survey for southern New Brunswick (parts of NTS 21G, 21H) was conducted during the summer of 1986.

This report presents analytical and statistical data for 20 elements in stream sediments from 753 sample sites, collected at an average density of one sample per 5.9 km². Loss-on-ignition in sediments, and uranium, fluoride, and pH values in waters from these sites are included in this report.

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Analytical Data

Sediments
variable method detection limit year of analysis
Antimony HY-AAS 0.2 ppm 1986
Arsenic HY-AAS 1 ppm 1986
Barium AAS 40 ppm 1986
Cadmium AAS 0.2 ppm 1986
Cobalt AAS 2 ppm 1986
Copper AAS 2 ppm 1986
Fluorine ISE 40 ppm 1986
Gold FA-NA 1 ppb 1986
Iron AAS 0.02 pct 1986
Lead AAS 2 ppm 1986
Loss-on-ignition GRAV 1 pct 1986
Manganese AAS 5 ppm 1986
Mercury CV-AAS 10 ppb 1986
Molybdenum AAS 2 ppm 1986
Nickel AAS 2 ppm 1986
Sample Weight GRAV 0.01 gms 1986
Silver AAS 0.2 ppm 1986
Tin AAS 1 ppm 1986
Tungsten COL 2 ppm 1986
Uranium NADNC 0.5 ppm 1986
Vanadium AAS 5 ppm 1986
Zinc AAS 2 ppm 1986
Waters
variable method detection limit year of analysis
Fluoride ISE 20 ppb 1986
Uranium LIF 0.05 ppb 1986
pH GCM 1986

Acknowledgements:

The reconnaissance surveys were undertaken by the Geological Survey of Canada in conjunction with the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources and Energy (Mineral Resources Division), under the Canada - New Brunswick Mineral Development Agrrement (1984 - 1989).

E.H.W. Hornbrook directed the survey.

P.W.B. Friske coordinated the operational activities of contract and Geological Survey of Canada staff.

Collection:
Contractor and supervisor details for sample collection
Category Responsible Party
Contractor: McElhanney Services Ltd, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Supervisor: P.W.B. Friske (GSC)
Preparation:
Contractor and supervisor details for sample preparation
Category Responsible Party
Contractor: Golder Associates, Ottawa, Ontario
Supervisor: J.J. Lynch (GSC)
Analysis:
Contractor and supervisor details for sample preparation
Category Responsible Party
Contractor: Bondar-Clegg & Company Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario Barringer Magenta Laboratories (Alberta), Ltd., Calgary, Alberta Chemex Labs, Ltd. North Vancouver, British Columbia
Supervisor: J.J. Lynch (GSC), D.J. Ellwood (GSC)

Other information:

Gold was usually determined on 10-gram sample, allowing a detection limit of 1 ppb; sample weights less than 10 grams resulted in a detection limit of 2 ppb. Sample weights less that 5 grams resulted in a detection limit of 4 ppb.

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