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Wed, 15 Jul 1998 11:36:40 -0400

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Re: soil analysis

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BEAVAN, NANCY wrote:
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> Dear ISOGEOCHEM Listers:
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> Does anyone know of a lab that can analyze soils for traces of petrochemical fertilizers?
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> This is an unusual ask, perhaps, but thanks for all help.
>
>  Nancy Beavan
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>  email: [log in to unmask]
>  http://www.gns.cri.nz/nuclear/c14/rr_lab1.htm
> ********************************************************************

Nancy, most soils labs (ag-oriented such as ours) analyzes for
phosphates, nitrates, nitrites, etcetera.  What are you looking for?
Petrochemical contaminants?
The actual fertilizer components?



--
Vestel B. Shirley, Ph.D.
Laboratory Manager
Natural Resources and Environmental Design           NCA&TSU
1601 East Market St.
Greensboro, NC  27411
Tel: (910) 3347432      Fax: (910) 3347844
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