Love canal emergency declaration area habitability study. Final report. Vol 3 - soil assessment - indicator chemicals.

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CH2M Hill Southeast, Inc

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United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Region II

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: MAY 1988Description: 347p., 11 appendices, 16 figs, 10 tables, 11 refsReport number: EPA-68-01-7251; EPA-902/4-88-002B; PB88-249123Subject: Environmental studies were conducted to provide data that could be used by the Commissioner of Health for the State of New York in determining whether the Emergency Declaration Area surrounding the Love Canal hazardous waste site is habitable. A soil assessment was conducted to compare concentrations of the Love Canal with concentrations found in similar western New York communities. An analytical technique was developed to detect the indicator chemicals at very low levels, ie : 1.0 ppb. The analytical technique utilized a gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer operating in the selected ion monitoring mode. The analytical results were statistical compared between the EDA and the comparison areas using a modified Wilcoxon rank sum test.

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Final report

See also Vol 1, PB88-249107: Vol 2, PB88-249115: Vol 4, PB88-249131: Vol 5, PB88-249149

Soil assessment - indicator chemicals. Appendix A: statistical concepts

Vol 3 is in 2 parts. Part 1 : Soil assessment - indicator chemicals; Part 2 : Soil assessment - indicator chemicals : Appendix A statistical concepts

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Environmental studies were conducted to provide data that could be used by the Commissioner of Health for the State of New York in determining whether the Emergency Declaration Area surrounding the Love Canal hazardous waste site is habitable. A soil assessment was conducted to compare concentrations of the Love Canal with concentrations found in similar western New York communities. An analytical technique was developed to detect the indicator chemicals at very low levels, ie : 1.0 ppb. The analytical technique utilized a gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer operating in the selected ion monitoring mode. The analytical results were statistical compared between the EDA and the comparison areas using a modified Wilcoxon rank sum test.

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