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Status as of 10 Nervik, Division Leader, Radiochemistqy Hoff, Radiochemistry Division ~&analytical program. Progress Report No. 14. This progress report summarizes the laboratory analy~ical effort being carried on at LLL by members of the Radiochemistxy Division, Biomedical Division, and Hazards Control Department, at the University of Washington (Dr. Allyn Seymour, Dr. Victor Nelson, Dr. William Schell), at Leventhal, Mr. William Major), and at Eberline Instrument CorporaEric Geigerj Mr. Ernest Sanchez). I. Initial processing. All efforts completed prior to 29 June 1%’3. Details on completion rates, numbers of samples, laboratories involved, etc. in initial processing are available in earlier Issues of this report. 11. Gamma counting, precision Ge(Li) detector spectroscopy: Gamma counting of all ssmples has been ccmpleted as of 27 July 1973, with the exception of a few late soil and coconut samples. Current backlog is nine coconut samples collected in The data have been checked for accuracy; correction sheets
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and data In canputer bank (ILL): Animals, birds, eggs, etc. 273 111. Chemical analyses, samples dissolved and elements isolated As of 10 August 1973, the status of soil sample delivery to contract labs is the following: Delivered for Remain to Sample type them. anal. be delivered
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264 sediments and cores, L21 fish, 58 air filters, was begun on March 5, 1%’3. Water plant residues
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Pu data reported on fish ssmples) Samples received - soils Fu data reported University of Washington (llh marine, 28 filter media) ‘ work at EIC was begun
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Utiversity of Washington - continued blysis of all of the ssmples has been cmpleted. Prelimi~ry data have reported by letter (22 pu~s, 7 Srts, 24 Fels). Computer card format has received by UW and data cards should be forthcoming. Data reported columns reflect data reported as final data on computer cards. A prcgress report will be issued every two weeks. Deputy Division Leader