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Concentration Units Molarity Formality: Normality What is the molarity of a 6N H2SO4 solution? How do you make 100mL of a 4N H2SO4 solution from conc. H2SO4?

Sampling Difficult in real world So2 = sm2 + ss2 Where: so2 = overall variance s = standard deviation sm2 = variance of analytical method ss2 = variance of sampling

Cork l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l How can we reduce sampling error here? l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l___l 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Rubber

Sampling alone can introduce significant error Sampling error will be significant whenever the # of defining units becomes too few Std. deviation associated with sampling can be defined as: sn = npq n = # of particles taken p = probability of drawing A = nA/(nA + nB) q = probability of drawing B = nB/(nA + nB)

Grab and Composite Samples Grab: Individual sample collected at a particular time and place – example Limitations: Composite: Mixture of grab samples taken over a period of time – example

To composite or not composite

Compositing Demo Analysis # Mixed Core 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mean Std. dev.

How do you know when you have taken enough samples? Where:

Types of Sampling Schemes Random: no operator bias, least uncertainty, largest # of samples Stratified: judgemental, requires least # of samples, used most often, based on prior knowledge, most uncertainty Systematic: 1st sample is randomly chosen, after that taken at fixed time & space intervals Lake diagram

What is the best sampling scheme for my project? Consider Costs Use of data Heterogenity of system Pollutant mobility Most projects will require more than one sampling strategy examples

Sampling strategy?

Sampling strategy?

Quality control Contamination Preservation and storage Duplicates: 10% duplicate amount necessary Split samples Reagent blank Method blank Matrix spike

Quality Control Blind field duplicates Field QC checks Field blanks Trip blanks

Field records documentation requirements Name of sample collector Date and time of sampling Field conditions: Sample type Label with requested analytical parameters and preservation technique Chain of custody