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Chemical Analysis of Sediments Adjacent to the Canby Road Tire Fire. |
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Date Published |
| 96-e09 | July 1996 |
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Chemical Analysis of Sediments Adjacent to the Canby Road Tire Fire. (Number of pages: 25) (Publication Size: 1MB)
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| Author(s) |
Johnson, A. and D. Serdar |
| Description |
Twenty-four sediment samples were analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons, with four of these being screened for 13 metals, cyanide, and 75 base/neutral/acid compounds. Detection of hydrocarbons matching oil leaking from the tire fire was limited to the three samples collected inside the inner containment boom (13.0 - 38.0 mg/Kg: parts per million) and one of four samples collected within the outer boom (2.0 mg/Kg). |
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| Keywords |
tires, hydrocarbons, metals, fish, chemical, sediment, zinc, Puget Sound, petroleum, lead, copper, cyanide, chromium |
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Water Resource Inventory Area CR Columbia River |
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