•

•

(-
u

•

"

v>

VV.

c o

c- z> a

\J

M

c o

v> c

"

OH

9-8

tyj c/j

«p

A -I

III

Ml o

u

5

Tf

o

o

rH

^

ll

r-1

III

A

o
w

I.

O

vt

IJ

e

P

~~ £

fj

p,

Pi

■— '

u

V,

O

ID

+J

+'

"rH

■H

H

r-(

»H

!-.

c

ID

U

O.

03

en

O

u

•H

■^

L,

u

•3

3

U

O

o

o

I*

u

•H

•H

u.

U,

■'1

-^

< >

-1

c

01

□

n

.1

+>

-C

♦->

h

C)

f<

+J

u

m

•J

a)

tf

h

«

S

w

n m

01 01

O O

t. 1.

Si <o

«i

*< »<

>l

•r» -H

'A

T3 "J

tr

<U J)

a

I. U

u

3 3

IJ

o" o1

#

TABLE II B-6

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

•

t

*
K ft

Well Number: AT-1 (Unless otherwise stated, all units are mg/l)
Location: iUl7. 3*FSL&1588. 3FWL Sec. 7T3SR96W Elevation: 6909 Ord.

Depth at Which Sample Taken (ft.)

Element Measured

952

1.

Aluminum

18

-

2.

Ammonia

.39

3.

Arsenic

.2

k.

Barium

.0k

5.

Beryllium

<.001

6.

Bicarbonate

357

7,

Bi smuth

(.001

8.

Boron

. 01

9-

Cadmium

< . 001

10.

Calcium

32

11.

Carbonate

7

12.

Cerium

(.001

13.

Chloride

0.9

lH.

Chrome , Hexavalent

<.01

15-

Cobalt

.OH

16.

Conductivity, Specific

IT-

Copper

.1

18.

Fluoride

2.1

19-

Gallium

. 001

20.

Hardness, Total

190

21.

Hydroxide

<.l

22.

Iron

6

23.

Lead

C.ooi

2H.

Lithium

.01+

25-

Magnesium

21+

26.

Manganese

.01

27.

Mercury

(.01

28.

Molybdenum

.03

29-

Nickel

.02

30.

Nitrate

.21

31.

PH

8.5

32.

Phosphate, Total

.05

33.

Potassium

.6

3k.

Selenium

C-.ooi

35.

Silica

21

*)36.

Silver

<.ooi

37.

Sodium

136

38.

Solids, Dissolved

582

39-

Strontium

6

1(0.

Sulfate

183

Hi.

Titanium

0.1

Il2.

Vanadium

.01

H3.

Yttrium

<.001

U.

Zinc

.09

H5.

Zirconium

.001

1*6.

Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

13

■

Radium 226*

2. 3

Gross Beta (pel)

8

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

H7.

Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 mg/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

7

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

(.001

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction .

U8.

Cvanide

*.m

Not required

Required if gross alpha is greater than 1+ picocuries per liter (pel).

Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel)

II B-193

%

to

0

I

I

>

TABLE II B-T

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

Well Number: AT-1A (Unless otherwise stated, all units are rng/l)
Location: 1369. 2,FSL&1512. TFWL Sec. 7T3SR96W Elevation: 6909 Grd.

Depth at Which Sample Taken (ft.)

Element Measured

960

13UU

1U21+

1620

1. Aluminum

0.1

1/

\^

2

2. Ammonia

1.9

1.6

2.2

3- Arsenic

0. 05

(.01

6.01

C.01

U. Barium

0. 01

a.o

<1.0

0 . 06

5. Beryllium

(.1

61

(.1

61

6. Bicarbonate

337

570

586

583

7. Bismuth

< .001

l^

v^

6 001

8. Boron

2.1*

0.6

k.l

(0.1

9. Cadmium

6 01

601

(.01

601

10. Calcium

11

10

11

10

11. Carbonate

k

12

11*

11*

12. Cerium

6 001

V

\^

<. 001

13. Chloride

k

3

2.1

2 . 2

lk. Chrome, Hexavalent

e.01

<.01

<. 01

601

15. Cobalt

0.007

0.007

16. Conductivity, Specific

17. Copper

61

(.1

6l

6l

18. Fluoride

.9

lk

15

17

19. Gallium

0.001

\^

\^

0. 002

20. Hardness, Total

96

6k

61*

51*

21. Hydroxide

<m

M

61

61

22. Iron

(.05

(.05

(.05

6 05

23. " Lead

.003

(-.05

C.05

•003

2k. Lithium

0.6

<0. 5

<0.5

<0.5

25- Magnesium

21

6

6

5

2o. Manganese

0.05

(.05

6 05

605

27- Mercury

.0005

<.01

6 01

26. Molybdenum

0. 09

(.1

61

. OS

29. Nickel

0. 02

v^

v-^"

0 . 02

30. Nitrate

o.ke

(0.1

<0.1

<0.1

31. pH

8.3

8.5

8.5

8.1*

32. Phosphate, Total

<0.1

0.3

(0.1

(0.1

33. Potassium

0. 3

0.5

0.5

0.5

3k. Selenium

0 . 0 02

601

6 01

6 01

35. Silica

2k

13

13

13

(*)36. Silver

.0 01

.01

.01

. 01

37. Sodium

156

2U3

250

2U6

38. Solids, Dissolved

581

633

638

617

39- Strontium

1

v^-^

V^

0.7

'lO. Sulfate

195

kl

39

21*

1*1. Titanium

0. 01

\^

K

0. 07

1*2. Vanadium

0. 003

V

v>

0. 0-01

L3- Yttrium

<.001

\S

v^-

6 001

1*1*. Zinc

.03

65

6 5

.09

1*5- Zirconium

6 001

s^

\S

6001

k-6. Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

^

^

\^

5.9

Radium 226*

0.3

Gross Beta (pel)

\S

\s<

V^-

7.0

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

1»7- Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 rng/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

8

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

6 003

(. 001

(.001

6 001

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction

(*) Not required

Required if gross alpha is greater than h picocuries per liter (pel).
** Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel).

\s insufficient sample to determine

II B-191*

•

*

*

TABLE TT B-8

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

I

I

>

Well Number: AT-1C (Unless otherwise stated, all units *yP mp/-\)
Location: 1 1+7 7- l'FSL&l 66 0.1 FWL Sec. 7T3SR96W Elevation: 6905 Grd.

Depth at Which Sample Taken (ft.)

Element Measured

I

2

3

• U

1. Aluminum

0.1*

10

2

0. 3

-

2. Ammonia

1.1+

3- Arsenic

<.0OQ

. 02

<.ooi+

0. 006

1*. Barium

0. 01

0. 09

0. 06

0. oH

5. Beryllium

0.001

C.009

C. 001+

<. 002

6. Bicarbonate

520

705

729

71+1.

7. Bismuth

< . 009

C.009

C. ooi*

( . 002

8. Boron

1. 3

0. 35

0. 25

0. 008

9. Cadmium

C.009

r.01

r.01

r. 002

10. Calcium

67

k.o

3.6

2.1+

11. Carbonate

<0.1

21+

3 6

27

12. Cerium

C .009

0.005

0. 00^!

0. 002

13. Chloride

8

I*

1

2

lit . Chrome, Hexa.valent

r.01

C.oi

r.01

15. Cobalt

0. 00l+

0. 00h

0. 01

C. 002

lo. Conductivity, Specific

17. Copper

0.05

0. OU

r.i

0.03

18. Fluoride

1.9

20

21

22

19. Gallium

<r.oo9

0.006

c. 001+

C.002

20. Hardness, Total

350

60

1+0

21. Hydroxide

C.i

C.i

r.i

22. Iron

c.05

C.05

r.05

0.5

23. " Lead

0..5

0.8

c.05

0. 1

2l*. Lithium

.2

. .1*

.07

0. 01+

25- Magnesium

ki

2.1*

2.2

2. 0

2b. M anganes e

0.26

0.07

r.c5

0. 01

27. Mercury

<\01

C.oi

r.01

<.01

28. Molybdenum

0.02

0.03

0. 01

0. 009

29. Nickel

0.01

0.008

0.001+

0. 002

30. Nitrate

<-l

<i

0.2

31. pH

8.2

8.7

8.8

8.6

32. Phosphate, Total

<-l

c.i

c.i

33. Potassium

2

1. 3

0.6

0.7

3l+. Selenium

C.01

r.01

C.01

<. 002

35- Silica

16

15

13

11+

(*)36. Silver

.009

O.OlU

. 001+

. 002

37. Sodium

2U0

321+

330

318

38. Solids, Dissolved

1020

71*3

765

755

39- Strontium

1*

0. 3

o.h

0.1

1*0. Sulfate

389

2.5

<2

2.5

1*1. Titanium

0. 3

0.06

0. 05

0. 01

1*2. Vanadium

(.009

0 . 003

C. 001

<• 001

1*3. Yttrium

C-009

C-009

(. 001+

<. 002

l*'i. Zinc

0.8

0. 2

3.0

0.6

1*5- Zirconium

<.009

<.009

C. 001+

C.002

1*6. Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

2 It

8.6

k.l

3.6

Radi urn 226*

0

0.7

0.2

0.1

Gross Beta (pel)

1+

0

9

11+

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

'17. Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 mg/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

<.l

C.I

Ci

C.i

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenol s

<. 001

C.001

C.001

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction

(*)

(1)
(?)

Not required

Required if gross alpha is greater than 1+ picocuries per liter (pel).

Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel)

1362'-1512'
1515-161+0'

(3) 1566^161+0' (Jetting Test 'sample)
(1+) 1566^-161*0' (Drilling sample)

II B-195

•

•

»

TABLE II B- 9

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

Well Number: SG-6 (Unless otherwise stated, all units are mg/l)

Location: 2523 . 0 ' FSL&2251 . 3*FWL, Sec.7T3SRQ6w Elevation: 6888

Depth at Which Samp

le Taken ( f t . )

Element Measured

910

1350

11.25

1SU7

2220

1.

Aluminum

0.3

0.3

0.2

2.

Ammonia

• 3

(.1

0. 3

0.8

3.

Arsenic

C.oi

.01

. 01

• 03

C.01

k.

Barium

<1.0

.03

.03

.08

<i

5-

Beryllium

<. 002

f.002

<. oou

6.

Bicarbonate

360

739

751

769

760

7.

Bismuth

(.002

(. 002

C.ooi.

8.

Boron

2.5

1 .2

1. 2

<-5

Ci

9-

Cadmium

C.oi

< . 002

< . 002

( . 0 0 k

C01

10.

Calcium

25

8

5-1

U.3

l.k

11.

Carbona.te

30

2U

25

23

kd

12.

Cerium

C . 002

(.0 0 2-

.003

13.

Chloride

19

5

2

3

13

lit.

Chrome, Hexavalent

(.01

C.01

(.01

<r.oi

C01

15-

Cobalt

< .1

' .003

. 003

. 003

16.

Conductivity, Specific

17.

Copper

<.l

. 01

. 02

.03

Ci

18.

Fluoride

k.2

13

19

19

u.s

19-

Gallium

C 002

(. 002

(.001.

20.

Hardness, Total

1U0

60

36

30

kh

21.

Hydroxide

(.1

C 1

Ci

<.l

22.

Iron

<.05

Cos

Cos

Cos

Cns

23.

Lead

(.OS

(.009

.01

<. 001+

COS

2*4.

Lithium

<-i.o

-Oil

.3

2

Cs

25-

Magnesium

19

7. 3

4.5

3.8

6.?

26.

Manganes e

(.05

Cos

Cos

Cos

27.

Me r cury

<\oi

(.01

C01

C.01

<.01

28.

Molybdenum

(.05

0. 05

0. 02

0 .03

29-

Hickel

.008

0. 01

. 02

30.

Nitrate

k.6

<■!

Ci

Cl

0.2

31.

PH

8.8

8.5

8.5

8.6

8.3

32.

Phosphate, Total

< .1

(.1

Ci

Cl

(.1

33.

Potassium

1. 3

1.3

1.7

3U.

Selenium

<.01

C. 002

<\ 002

< .001+

<.01

35.

Silica

21

13

13

13

11

(*)36.

Silver

.01

• . 002

.002

.004

0. 012

37.

Sodium

195

298

308

302

330

38.

Solids, Dissolved

650

76U

750

728

806

39.

Strontium

0

( . 002

0.3

0. 3

1*0.

Sulfate

160

32

It

k

13

1.1.

Titanium

0. 01

0. 01

.01

1.2.

Vanadium

f.001

C001

C. 00U

1.3.

Yttrium

r.002

C001

<.004

1»1j.

Zinc

<\05

0. 06

0. 06

0 .1

Cs

1.5.

Zirconium

(. 002

C 002

C 00U

1.6.

Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

5.3

U.5

5. It

Radium 226-

0

0.1

0.2

Gross Beta (pel)

12

6

12

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

1.7.

Total Organic Carbon (TOO)

If TOC > 10 mg/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

<.l

(.1

Ci

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

.001

. 001

.001

. 01

.001

Sulfate, Acid Fxtraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction

(*) Not required

* Required if gross alpha is greater than U picocuries per liter (pel).
**' Required if gross betu is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel)

II B-196

*

TABLE TT Twin

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

Well Number: SG-9 (Unless otherwise stated, all
Location: 222.2' FSL & Uol'FEL, Sec. 11 T3S R97W

units are mg/l)
Elevation: 687c

Grd.

Depth at Which Sample Taken (-t .1

Element Measured

993

1200

1285

1360

2750

1.

Aluminum

5-)*

7.V

0.8

0.08

0.2

2.

Ammonia

0.013

0.022

0.025

0.0<t2

3.

Arsenic

C .003

0.02

0.12

0.007

0.009

1*.

Barium

0.02

0.05

0.7

0.5

0.0U

5.

Beryllium

< .003

0.001

0.001

.006

< 0.001

6.

Bicarbonate

kn

U6l

515

586

650

7.

Bismuth

C.003

<.003

<-009

<.oo6

<\002

8.

Boron

0.7

0.6

0.6

0.5

0.08

9-

Cadmium

f.003

<.003

f.009

<\006

<".002

10.

Calcium

6.3

It

5

5.2

7

11.

Carbonate

5

0

0

0

0

12.

Cerium

0.002

0.003

<.009

0.001+

0.002

13.

Chloride

2

2

1.1+

2.3

3.2

lit.

Chrome , Kexavalent

r.oi

f.01

<.01

C.01

<.01

15-

Cobalt

0.002

0.01

0.03

0.02

0.008

16.

Conductivity, Specific

620

690

820

930

IT-

Copper

0.00T

0.1

0.05

0.01

0.02

18.

Fluoride

9

13

lit

lit

lit

19.

Gallium

0.003

<f.003

< . 009

<\006

< .002

20.

Hardness, Total

52

30

3k

38

21.

Hydroxide

<0.1

<0.1

<ro.i

fo.i

22.

Iron

0.96

0.95

0.08

0.05

0.2

23. '

Lead

<-05

<-05

^.05

C-05

0.02

2*.

Lithium

.2

.5

.k

• 1

0.8

25-

Magnesium

k.9

k.-o

3.3

lt.lt

H. 9

26.

Manganese

C05

C.05

<r.05

<.05

0.01

27.

Mercury

.0001

.0001

. 0001

.0001

.0028

28.

Molybdenum

^.003

0.006

0.02

0.003

0.02

29.

Nickel

.005

0.05

0.1

0.02

0.02

30.

Nitrate

0.32

0.76

3.35

0.27

0.056

31.

PH

8.5

8.2

8.2

8.0

8.2

32.

Phosphate, Total

<0.1

eo.i

<0.1

C0.1

33.

Potassium

0.3

o.k

0.7

0.6

1

3*4.

Selenium

< .003

(^.003

0.05

<.006

C.002

35.

Silica

16

13

11+

11

11

(*)36.

Silver

<^.003

<".003

<.009

f.OoS

f .002

37.

Sodium

16U

182

191

221

232

38.

Solids, Dissolved

l+2l)

kkl

1+88

555

607

39-

Strontium

5-0

0.3

0.1+

0.6

0.1+

do.

Sulfate

12

3

6

8.9

15.1+

ki.

Titanium

0.01+

0.03

f.009

0.2

0.05

k2.

Vanadium

f .001

o.ooU

0.008

0.002

0.001

1*3.

Yttrium

0.001

^.003

<^.009

C.006

< .002

It It.

Zinc

0.02

0.3

0.14

0.03

0.02

h5.

Zi rconium

<.003

0.003

0.01

<\006

<.00?

T76T

Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

3-U

1.7

5.7

1.5

5-5

Radi um 226*

0.9

0

Gross Beta (pel)

0

0

0

0

0

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

1*7.

Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOO 10 mg/1 then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

H

1+

3

It

1

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction

(*) Not required

* Required if gross alpha is greater than It picocuries per liter (pel).
*• Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel)

II B-197

♦

#

TABLE II B-ll

ft

ft

ft

11.

13-

18.

19.

20.

22.

2>t

25.

27.

28.

29-

30,

31.

33.

3>.

35.

39.

IjO.

1(1.

1*2.

1.3.

It it,

1*5.

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

Well Number: SG-10 (Unless otherwise stated, all units are mg/l)
Location: 97.0' FNL&18U 'FEL Sec. 13T3SR97W Elevation: 6950 Grd.

Element Measured

1. Aluminum

Ammonia

3. Arsenic
T. Bariujn

5. Beryllium

Bicarbonate

Bismuth

Boron

Cadmium

10. Calcium

Carbonate

12. Cerium

Chloride

lk. Chrome, Hexavalent
15. Cobalt

16. Conductivity, Specific

17. Copper

Fluoride

Gallium

Hardness, Total

21. Hydroxide

Iron

23- • Lead

Lithium

Magnesium

26. Manganese

Mercury

Molybdenum

Nickc

Nitrate

J*L

32. Phosphate, Total

Potassium

Selenium

Silica

(*)36. Silver

37- Sodium

38. Solids, Dissolved

Stronti'.im

Sulfate

Titanium

Vanadium

Yttrium

Zinc

Zirconium

I46. Radioactivity
Gross Alpha (pel

>6*

Gross Beta (pel

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

Depth at Which Sample Taken (ft.)

960

0.9

2. 1

.01

. 01
< . 001

330

C.001

U.3

<.01

27

(. 001

,3.1

r.oi

. 002

0 . ou

0

001

180

<.l

<-Q5

<-ooi

A^L

19

0.05

1336

1 .

. 005

02

< . 001

523.

<■ 00]

1.5

003

(. 001

0.1

<-01

^Jl

. 006

JL5.

002

6h

<.l

JL05.

AQ3

<.5

3.

0.05

1U16

2.0

1-9

<-Q06

o.ou

C.ooi

535

<.001

(.001

f.OOl

7.6 lit. 8

23

23

<.0Q1

l.lt

<.Q1

O.OU

0.006

15

001

68

jCJL

0.6

<.oo:

0.6

3.

<-oi

0.02

.0:

0-32

zr

o.i*

001

21

<-0l

l¥6

536

lit 9

0.3

.003

< .001

1+7 . Total Organic Carbon (T0C)

If TOC > 10 mg/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

Suspended Organic Carbon
Phenol s

Sulfate, Acid Extraction
Nitrogen, Base Extraction

.0k

<.0Q1

_£^oi_

009

01

0.01

2211

19

7-Q

02

0. 2
g 001

121

(. 001

<\ 001

<. 001

(.001

103

<.Q1

OQlt

0. 1

17

002

sk

<.T^

h.

<. 001

jL±

7.0

0.2

<\oi <. 01

0 .03

0 . 56

..it

IT

Q-5

02

13

005

218

531

0.1

13

0.1

002

<. 001

009

. 001

2.9

0.7

<-05

9.2

0.05

0.7^

7T

0-5

< .OQit

11

M

'36

569

0. 6

o.ou

003

<\001

0.09

<\oo:

l.it

0.03

0.03

8.5

(.1

3.2

<. OQlt

15

<■ 0 0

QJl

570

Ul5

63

0.5.

0. 01

<.001

.09

0.0:

5.1

0.7

31

< . 003 """7.003

z

001

{*') Not required

* Required if gross alpha is greater than h pjcoouries per liter (pel).
** Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel).

+ Sample checked for benzo ( a ) pyr ene ; none found. A check of fecal

coliform showed 10,000 colonies/100 ml. Sample obviously contaminated

II B-198

•

*

•

TABLE II B-12

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

Well Number: SG-11 (Unless o
Location: 12* FSL&160 *FEL Sec. '

therwise stated, all units are mg/l)

J T3SR96W Elevation: 69 0 0 Grd.

Depth at Which Sample Taken (ft.)

Element Measured

808

868

1330

1385

2465

?82S

1. Aluminum

0.6

? .

? .

. 6

" . 03

n?

2. Ammonia

0r Q

< 1

0. 3

. 2

3. Arsenic

.03

. 02

. 0^i

. 0?

. 01

. - n?

4. Barium

. nU

.01*

. 01

- 02

. 2

p n6

5. Beryllium

<.001

<0. 1

f. 00Q

<. 001

C. 002

nm

6. Bicarbonate

4 41

-^8?

6?0

S64

i 0^6

97^

7. Bismuth

<. 001

(. 001

<. 000

C. 00Q

<. 002

K. on ■

8. Boron

<.l

<.l

1 .0

1 .6

0.4

<r.i

9. Cadmium

£.001

<.oi

<.009

<. 009

<.002

<T. nm

10. Calcium

59

^3

89

26

18

?6

11. Carbonate

9

8

2

14

26

4?

12. Cerium

C. 001

C 001

<. 009

<. 009

.001

Com

13- Chloride

8

6

5

3

101

68

14. Chrome, Hexavalent

<r.oi

C01

<r.oi

<.01

<.01

Cm

15. Cobalt

. 02

'. 02

. 006

.008

.06

.03

16. Conductivity, Specific

17- Copper

. 3

.06

. 01

. 009

.04

. 007

18. Fluoride

0. 1*

1 . 6

4.4

12

14

10

19. Galljum

. 01

< . 001

c 009

.008

<. 001

<. CGI

20. Hardness, Total

350

250

580

140

67

115

21. Hydroxide

<.i

<.l

<M

<.l

<.l

<.l

22. Iron

C.05

O05

<.05

<.05

c.05

<. 0 5

23. - Lead

(.05

C.05

.04

<.009

0. 05

• 09

24. Lithium

.1+

.06

.03

. 1

<,5

<. 001

25- Magnesium

43

33

78

18

15

28

26. Manganpsp

<.05

<-05

• 05

<.05

<-05

■ O05

27. Mercury

C.oi

C.01

C.01

<.01

<\oi

<. 01

28. Molybdenum

0.2

<. 001

. 2

<.009

<-05

.01

29. Nickel

• 07

.01

.01

. 01

0.1

.06

30. Nitrate

1.7

3. 5

<-i

<1

<-l

61

31. pE

8.1+

8.4

8.2

8.5

8.6

8.6

32. Phosphate, Total

<.i

<.l

<.i

<.l

< .1

<\1

33. Potassium

0.6

0.8

1.3

1. 2

1. 5

1.8

34. Selenium

<. 001

<. 001

C.009

<.009

£.002

£.001

35- Silica

24

21

19

11

17

19

(*)36. Silver

<.001

<. 001

<. 009

<\009

<. 002

37- Sodium

165

141

215

211

488

500

36. Solids, Dissolved

8U1

634

1150

659

1244

1382

39. Strontium

7

3

1

0. 5

1

1

40. Sulfate

316

202

433

86

56

199

111. Titanium

. 2

. 1

0. 1

.04

.2

.07

U2. Vanadium

.01

.003

. 007

.003

<. 001

£.001

1+3. Yttrium

<.001

<. 001

.005

<.009

<". 001

<. 0CI

kk. Zinc

.06

0 . 1

. 2

-03

.08

£.3

i*5. Zirconium

<. 001

<. 001

<-009

<-009

<.003

. 003

ij 6 . Radioactivity

Gross Aloha (pel)

"

Radium 226*

Gross Beta (dcI)

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

47. Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 mg/1 then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenol s

C.005

<. 001

<. 001

<.001

<. 001

C.01

Sulfate. Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Ba.se Extraction ■

(*) Not required

* Required if cross alpha is greater than 4 picocuries per liter (pel).
** Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pel)

II B-199

*

►

►

b

LO

OO

i— 1

CO

i— 1

1

O

r- 1

r-~

H

CO

cd

co

CM

CM

X

i— 1

o

s

1

u

c ;

PQ

«

l— 1

Pi

p-

i — i

1— 1

O

i — i

1

co

W

CJ3
CO

*s.

^

3

>

|

o

C£

b-

co

g

1— 1

1— 1

CO

>:

H

Pn
o

LO

5

►

i— i

CO
Cn

to

CM

LO

to

CM

rH

CD
LO

CM

LO

cn

st

o

St

o

rH
CM

o

cn

O
CM

rH

o

rH

OO

LO
CM

I— 1

r- 1

to

CM

to

CN)

LO

rH

t— i

CD
sj-
st

o

CM

o

rH
rH

rH
rH

rH

O
CM

LO
CM

CD

r--

CD
LO

rH

LO
CM

CO

LO

o
1— 1

rH

CM

st

CM

LO
OO
i—t

LO

to
st

LO
CM

O
CM

rH

to

LO

rH
O

CM

rH
rH

O

vO

O
LO

rH

O

OO

LO
CM

o
I— 1

LO

cm

CM

LO
LO
i— 1

rH

o

r-H
St

CM

LO
CM
rH

st

o

rH

V

rH
CM

LO

CD

O

LO

CD
rH

LO
VO
LO

LO

t--

OO

to
to

O
vO

i— t

st

CM

LO
VO

to

OO
CM

O

o

rH

rH
O

rH

V

CM
CM

CM

to

CD

CM

rH

CD
rH

o

OO
LO

CD
vO
OO

CM

OO

rH

CM

Cn

t— i

cn
st

LO
VO

i— 1

CM

CM

LO

cn
to

t-H
CM

LO

CO

rH

rH
O

rH

LO

rH

OO

rH

CD

vO
st

O
LO
CM

CD
vO

CD
LO

O

rH

rH
OO

e

CD

LO

OO
CO

Cn
CM

vO

st

LO

i— 1

o
o

st

CM
st

LO
CM

rH
O

rH

V

00

rH

vO

rH
CD

CO
CM

O
vO
CM

o

rH
CO

CD
St
rH
rH

cn

cd

(/)

+->

•H

to

00

cn

OO

v©

CO

O

to

CM

CO

st

LO
CM
LO

r-H

to

00

st

rH
O

rH

V

CM

CM

LO

CD

rH

LO
LO

o

CD

cn

CD
vO

rH
rH

o

OO

t— 1
1— 1
cd

CO

st

to

CO

st

CD
CTi
rH

o
st

O
vO

to

LO

to

o
st

CM

rH
O

rH

V

CM

LO

o

CD

CD
OO
CM

o

00

CD

rH
rH

CM

OO

CD
•M

fJ

to

LO

oo
st

O

to

CM

o
to

o

CM
St

00
CM

o
to

rH
O

rH

O

to

LO

CD

"0

rH

o

st

to

o

CO

cn

CD
st

to

rH

rH
OO

CD

•H

O
X
4->

o

r--

oo

vO

vO

LO

O
LO
CM

CM
St

o

OO

St

LO

to

o

LO

CM

O

rH

CM

to

LO

CD

rH

V

LO

st

CD

rH
rH

O
rH
vO

rH

O
00

to

vO

OO

o

CO

O

to

CM

CO

st

o
to

LO

CM

to

o

CO

rH
CD

rH

V

CM
CM

LO

CD

rH

V

LO
LO

O

cn

CM

rH

CD

t--

rH

CD

CO

m

CD

i— i

c

oo

LO

LO

rg

r— I

CO

CO

o

vO
CM

■st

CM

o

vO

LO

cn

st

CD
rH

CM

O

rH

St

CM

LO

CD

rH
\r-

o

O

r^

LO

rH

CD
LO

CO

rH

0O

to

LO

OO
CO

o
I— I

r— 1

o

CM
CM

o
to

o
cn

LO

CM
St

LO
00
LO

rH

rH

CM

to

LO

CD

rH

V

O
OO
vO

O

to

LO

rH

O

st

CO

rH

o

CO

OO

sj-

CO

cn

LO

CD
t— 1

LO
CM

CM

to

o

LO

LO

to

o

LO

vO

rH
O

rH

to

CM

LO

CD

CD

rH

LO
00

vD

O
CD

r^

rH

O

co

rH

CO

to

sj-

o

CD

i— I

O

to

r— 1

o
st

CM

to

CM

o
o

LO

LO

to

o
to

rH
O

rH

V-"

CM

O
rH

CD

rH

CD

O
CM

vO
rH

O

cn
cn

rH

cn

oo
to

CD

to

rH

o

I— t

r— 1

o
st

CM

St

CM

o

rH
St

CM
st

o
t^

rH

rH

LO
st

LO

CD
O

rH

CD

O
LO
LO

rH

O
vO

cn

rH

cn

to
to

CD

to

<— 1

St

O
St
CM

st

CM

o

vO
IO

LO

to

o

OO

rH

rH

LO

to

st

rH

O

rH

LO

rH

o
cn
st

rH

CD

oo

rH

o'

CO

OO

CM

CD
CM

i— I

O

cn

CD
CM
CM

St

CM

o

vO

to

rH

to

o
cn

rH
O

rH
CD

st

to

rH
CD

rH
O

CD

vO

o

OO

to

rH

O
rH
OO
rH

o

(/> r—
X •
+-> +->

a^

(D W

p 7

A-*

/o

/ si

1 ^i

' o
D
+->

•H
t/)

-, a
o
u

•H

u

cd

■H

in
CD
C

CO

rt

2!

■H

O
CO

CD
cd

c

o

-O

cd

u

CD
■M

cd

c
o

cd
u

•H

PQ

CD

•H
rH

o

rH

d

a

0)

+->
cd
m

rH

CO

+->

cd

rH
■M

•H

CO
■M

cd

P.
in
O

cd
u

•H
rH
•H
CO

o

1 — 1

CD
nd

•H

o

rH
PL,

in

CD

■6

cd

1 X

CO

n

CD
U

+->
U

Pi
O

u

•JC

■x

cd
cn
cn

U

u

CD
(X

CO

o

o

O

*

»

»

TABLE II B-13

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

►

>

>

Well Number: SG-18 ^a' (Unless
Location: 121+0. U*FSL 365.7FEL S

otherwise stated,

°c. 25T3SRQ7W

all unit:
Elevati

3 are mg
on: 738
le Taker

A)
3 Grd.

Depth at Which Samp

1 ( 1 1 . )

Element Measured

960

1380

1 1+2S.6

1.

Aluminum

3.2

< . ns

.ft

2.

Amnion i a

?

. 3

. 3

3.

Arsenic

(.01

<.01

C.01

1(.

Barium

0.01

0. 05

0.03

5-

Beryllium

( . 02

( . 001

(.008

6.

Bicarbonate

U60

1*96

U60

7.

Bismuth

(. 02

<.007

r.008

8.

Boron

O.lj

0.6

O.li

9-

Cadmium

C.oi

(.02

(.01

10.

Calcium

51

1|

18

• 11.

Carbonate

17

<-l

(-1

12.

Cerium

( . 02

0.005

<.008

13.

Chloride

6.8

.7

1.1+

111.

Chrome , Hexavalent

(.01

(.01

(.01

15-

Cobalt

(.02

(.007

0. 001+

16.

Conductivity, Specific

710

670

750

IT-

Copper

<.l

(-1

(.1

18.

Fluoride

9-1

10. 1

9.9

19-

Gallium

( . 02

<-007

<.008

20.

Hardness, Total

152

1+2

90

21.

Hydroxide

(.1

(.1

(.1

22.

Iron

.32

.06

.08

23- •

Lead

<.05

(.05

(.05

2k.

Lithium

C5

.5

* •

25-

Magnesium

6.1

k.o

11

26.

Manganese

<.05

(.05

(.05

27.

Mercury

(.01

C.01

C.01

28.

Molybdenum

0. Ok

0 . 02

0 .02

29-

Nicke!

0 .01

0. 006

0. 008

30.

Nitrate

1.1

(.1

. 1

31.

pH

8.3

8.0

8.0

32.

Phosphate, Total

Ci

(.1

Ci

33.

Potass j urn

O.H

31*.

Selenium

C.oi

(.01

<.01

35.

Silica

21

13

17

(*)36.

Silver

. 01

• 5

. 01

37.

Sodium

169

167

176

36.

Solids, Dissolved

557

I173

501

39.

Strontium

2

0. 3

0.8

1.0.

Sulfate

lh

1. 0

1+2

111.

Titanium

0. 2

0.1

0.1

Il2.

Vanadium

0. 00*4

0. 001+

0. 003

1»3.

Yttrium

(. 02

0. 003

0. 003

kk.

Zinc

0. 2

0. 009

0. 03

h5.

Zirconium

0 . 01

(. 007

0.006

k6.

Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

0.6

1.8

lt.0

Radium 226*

Gross Beta (pel)

0

0

0

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

;.?.

Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 mg/1 then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

3

3

3

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitror.cn , Base Extraction

(*) Not required

* Required if gross alpha is greater than U picocuries per liter (pel).
** Required if gross beta is greater than 100 picocuries per liter (pc3)

!a) SG-18 abandoned with fish in the hole •

II B-200

#

TABLE

II B-lU

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
DRILLING WATER

(*)

Well Number: SG-19 (Unless otherwise stated, all units are mg/l)

Location: 139- 8*FtjL&1+ 5 6. 8FWL Sec. 5 T3SR96W

Elevation: 637

0 Grd

Depth at W

lieh Sample Taken (ft.)

Element Measured

1+66

860

98lU5

1.

Aluminum

5.1»

3.2

<.05

2.

Ammon i a

. 3

.1+

.7

3.

Arsenic

<.01

^.01

.01

' k.

Barium

0. 2

0.2

0. 2

5.

Bervllium

< . 006

<.008

<. 002

0.

Bicarbonate

1*80

Il60

1760

7.

Bismuth

<\006

<.oo8

<. 00 2

8.

Boron

.It

.It

.1+

9-

Cadmium

<.01

C.01

<. 01

10.

Calcium

8.6

7.8

11

11.

Carbonate

17

81

70

12.

Cerium

. 006

< . 008

.001

13.

Chloride

9-5

6.8

<-l

lit.

Chrome , Hexavalent

<.01

Coi

<.01

15-

Cobalt

. 002

.003

.005

16.

Conductivity, Specific

720

161+0

2350

17.

Copper

^.1

<.l

<.l

18.

Fluoride

9.3

10

10

19-

Gallium

< . 006

f. 008

<. 002

20.

Hardness, Total

27

23

28

21.

Hydroxide

<.l

C.i

C.l

22.

Iron

1 . 06

1. 0

<.5

23.

Lead

C.05

<-05

<.0 5

2l4.

Lithium

C5

<■ 5

<.5

25.

Magnesium

1.3

.9

<r.i

26.

Manganes e

<-05

<-05

<r.o5

27.

Mercury

C.01

<. 01

^.01

28.

Molybdenum

. 01

.07

.009

29.

Nickel

. 007

. 02

.01

30.

Nitrate

2.3

<•!

<.l

31.

PH

8.3

8.7

8.6

32.

Phosphate, Total

<.l

<.l

<.l

33.

Potassium.

.1+

.6

• 9

3l».

Selenium

< . 006

C.008

<. 002

35.

Silica

10

11

8.1+

(*)36.

Silver

e.oi

<.01

<\ 01

37.

Sodium

220

527

762

38.

Solids, Dissolved

523

1210

1720

39-

Strontium

0.2

0.1+

0. 3

ho.

Sulfate

9. h

(k.O

P4

kl.

Titanium

.07

0.2

.05

1+2.

Vanadium

. 002

.003

<. 001

i. 3.

Yttrium

< . 006

<.008

<. 002

Mi.

Zinc

. 02

f.5

.006

h5.

Zirconium

<.006

<.008

. 003

1+6.

Radioactivity

Gross Alpha (pel)

2.8

0.7

0

Radium 226*

Gross Beta (pel)

0

0

0

Thorium 230**

Uranium**

H7.

Total Organic Carbon (TOC)

If TOC > 10 mg/l then measure
Dissolved Organic Carbon

It

ll

3

Suspended Organic Carbon

Phenols

Sul fate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Base Extraction .

— .— ■- - ■■

Not required

Required if gross alpha is greater than U picocuries per liter (pel).

Required if gross beta is greater than 3 00 picocuries per liter (pel)

Sample taken upon reaching total depth 98.L.

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DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

10/17/74
10/23/74

37G5

MPLE MARKED: A-l
ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Pbloride
Hfate
titrate

Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron
Fluoride

Hardness, in terra of
calcium carbonate
Amnxml a
Li thi urn

Barium

llexavalent chromium
Arseni c
Selenium

Boron

Hydroxi da
Aluminum

Copper
Cadm1 urn

Lead

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MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

80

80
270
Less than 0.1
6C3

15

530
0.3
Less than 0.1
17

9.4
3.4

530
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.5

Less than 1.0
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
0.6

Less than 0.1
0.32

Less than 0.1
0.01

Less than 0.05

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HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

HILLl-EQUIVALEKTS

£ Cations = 22.33
E Anions = 22.52
% Difference =0.4

Manganese

Z1nc

Silver

Mercury

Total dissolved solids
(calculated)

pH 7.0

Specific conductance

3.952

6.5G4

11,745

10.873

0.423

11.024

0.56G
0.508

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.96
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
1,330

1,790 micromhos per cc

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DATE RECEIVED: lO/ll/V,
DATE REPORTED: 10/29/74

LAB. NUMBER:

3765

AMPLE MARKED: A-2
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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k

1

JER LITER

HILLI-

EQUIVALENTS

Cal ci im

52

2.595

Magnesium

65

5,267

Sodium

255

11.093

Carbonate

Less

than 0.1

L Cations

= 18.96

Bicarbonate

530

£ Anions =

18.79

9.610

% Difference =0.5

Chloride

10

0.282

fcul fate

415

8.632

Jiitrate

0.6

Phosphate

1.1

Silicon dioxide

22

0.733

Iron

3.5

o. -_....

Fluoride

5.0

0.267

Hardness, 1n terns of

calcium carbonate

393

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Ammonia

0.6

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Manganese
Silver

1.5
Less than 0.01

Barium

Less

than 1.0

Zinc

Less than 0.5

Hexavalent chromium

Less

than 0.01

Mercury

Less than 0.01

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Total d1s

solved sol Ids 1,110

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

(calculated)

Boron

1.7

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

Aluminum

0.34

p!i

7.4

Copper

Less

than 0.1

Specific

conductance 1,240 mlcromhos pe»

wmmt

uun\

Cadmium

0.12

Lead

Less

than 0.05

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DATE REPORTED:

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LAB. NUMBER:

3757

XMPIE MARKED: A-3 1G7 Feet
ANALYSIS:

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MILLIGRAMS

h

1

>ER LITER

Cal ci urn

53

Magnesium

45

Sodium

250

Carbonate

Less

than 0.1

Bicarbonate

562

Chloride

7.6

Sul fate

400

Nitrate

3.0

Phosphate

0.3

Silicon dioxide

18

Iron

Less

than 0.05

Fluoride

1.9

Hardness, 1n terrns of

calcium carbonate

330

Ammonia

Less

than 0.1

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Barium

Less

than 1.0

Hexavalent chromium

Less

than 0.01

Arsonl c

Less

than 0.01

Selenium

Loss

than 0.01

Boron

0.7

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

Aluminum

0.14

Copper

Less

than 0.1

Cadml urn

0.016

Manganese

2.2

S1 1 ver

Less

than 0.01

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HILLI-EOUITCALENTS

2.894
3,703

E Cations = 17.47 10«875
E Anions =17.64
% Difference =0.5

9.217

8.320

0.599

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Z1nc Less than 0.5

Mercury Less then 0.01

Lead 0.05

Total dissolved sol Ids lf050
(calculated)

pH 7.5

Specific conductance

1,480 mlcromhos per
cc

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DATE RECEIVED: 10/17/74
DATE REPORTED: 13/29/74

LAB. NUMBER:

3763

SAMPLE MARKED: A-5 8C
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED, IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

HILLI -EQUIVALENTS

Col d urn

3d

1.800

Magnesium

64

5.259

Sodium

Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Less
516

290 £ Cations = 19.67
than 0.1 E Anions = 19c37

% Difference - 0.8

12.615
3.462

Chloride

15

0.423

Kfata

500

10.400

■trate

2.2

Phosphate

0.2

Silicon dioxi

de

17

0.566

Iron

Less

than 0.05

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Fluoride

1.5

"

Hardness , in

terms of

iianganes

Q

2.3

calcium carbonate

352

Silver

0.012

Arrrnoni a

Less

than 0.1

Zinc

Less than 0.5

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Mercury

Less than 0.01

Total dissolved

solids 1,215

Barium

Less

than 1.0

(calcul

a tad)

licxavalent c!"

ronl un

Less

than 0.01

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

pH

7.0

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

Specific

conduct

,ance 1,480 mlcromhos

Boron

1.2

per cc

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

Aluminum

0.06

Cooper

Less

than 0.1

Cacini um

Less

than 0.01

Lead

0.07

NU&'JBFoF:

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

10/17/74

10/29/74

LAB. NUMBER:

37G9

AMPLE MARKED: ^ W9/74
ANALYSIS:

Cal dun

Macnesl un
Sodi un
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Chloride

pflflphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

Hardness, in tens of
calcium carbonate
Ananonla
Lithium

Bari un

Hexavalent chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron

Hydro xi do
Aluminum
Conner
Cadml un
Lead

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE- REQUESTED, IN WRITING,
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER Pr.RIOD. PERISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IMMED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING, ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILL!-

■EQUIVALENTS

30

1.497

70

5.761

295

12.333

Less

than 0.1

£ Cations

= 20

.09

670

E Anions =

= 19.

99

10.983

% Difference =

0.2

17

0.479

405

3.424

3.5

0.3

—.»..._

20

0.6GG

Less

than 0.05
1.9

Manganese

MILLIGRAM PER LITER
0.12

350

Silver

Less than 0.01

0.1

Zinc

Less than 0.5

Less

than 0.5

r.ercury

Less than 0.01

Total dissol

ved s

olic

IS 1,170

Less

than 1.0

(calculate

d)

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.0!
1.4

Less than 0.1
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.01
0.065

pH 7.4

Specific conductance

1,540 i.vfcronihos per cc

MM

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DATE RECEIVED: 10/17/74
DATE REPORTED: 13/29/74

LAB. NUMBER:

3770

SAMPLE JVIARKED: A-7 10/5/74
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED, IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER Pf.RIOD. PERISH-
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HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

i

ffLUGRAMS

h

1

>ER LITER

MILLI-

EQUIVALENTS

Calcium

1(1

0.798

Magnesium

20

1.G4G

Sodium

375

E Cations = 18.76

16.313

Carbon cite

18

Z Anions = 17.9 6

3.599

Bicarbonate

405

% Difference =2.2

5.642

Chi oH da

11

0.310

Sul fate

475

9.983

Nitrate

4.3

Phosphate

0.4

Silicon c'ioxi

de

41

1.365

Iron

Less

than 0.05

HILLIGKAliS PER LITER

Fluoride

e.o

Hardness, in

terms of

Manganese

0.74

calcium carbonate

122

Silver

Less than 0.01

Ammonia

0.1

Zinc

Less than 0.5

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

riarcury

Less than 0.01

Total dissolved solids 1,165

Barium

Less

than 1.0

(calculated)

Hexaval ent chromi urn

Less

than 0.01

*

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

Boron

1.4

pH 8.4

}iytJrox1 fa

Less

than 0,1

Specific conductance 1,180 nvicron.hos

Aluminum

Less

than 0.05

per cc

Cadmium

Less

than 0.01

Copper

Less

than 0.1

Lead

Less

than 0.05

AE&t

or-:

cc:

Frank Haas/ John Matis

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

10/ 17/74

17 -774

3771

MPLE MARKED:

I. J-

70 Feet 10/9/74

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC REQUESTED, IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING, ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Magnesium

Sodiia
Carbonate
B1 carbon ate
Chloride

1 fate
i trace
hosphate

Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

Hardness, in fceros of

calcium carbonate
Armenia
Lithium

Barium

Hexavalent chromium

Selenlun

Arsenic
Boron

Hydroxi de
Alunlnum

Copper
Cadr.ri luti
L' ad

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

56 2.794

CO 4.933

iA*<. +K.„ o , T. Cations = 20.35

Less than 0.1 nn

£2Q I. Anions = 20.3 6 10.33°

3,5- % Difference = <0. 1 -.11-..

480 9.984

3.5

Less than 0.1

16 0.533

Less than 0.03

0.3 HILLIGR/-1S PiLk LITER

386 Manganese 2.1

0.1 Silver Less than 0.01

Less than 0.5 Zinc Less than 0.5

Mercury Less than 0.01

Less than 1.0 Total dissolved solids 1,218 $&

Less than 0.01 (calculated)

Less than 0.01

Less than 0.01
0.7

pH 7.6

Less than 0.1 Specific conductance 1,400 mlcrodios per cc

Less than 0.05

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.01
0.07

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DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

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10/2 9/ 74

VIZ

MPLE MARKED: A-8 (No date) Small Bottles

ANALYSIS:

1
1

•ULLIGRAMS
?KR LITER

Cal ci uih

74

Magnesium

75

Sodium

170

Carbonate

Less

than 0.1

Bicarbonate

530

Chloride

4.2

Sul fate

415

filtrate

5.1

Phosphate

Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

14

Iron

3.4

Fluoride

0.8

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

490

Anrronia

0.1

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Barl urn

Less

than 1.0

Hexavalent chromium

Less

than 0.01

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

Boron

0.6

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

Aluminum

0.55

Copper

Less

then 0.1

Cadni urn

Less

than 0.01

Lead

Less

than 0.05

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLETS WE ARE REQUESTED, IN V^RITING,
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IMMED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

milli-equivale:its

Z Cations = 17.26
E Anions - 17.37
% Difference =0.3

3.693
6.173

7.395

f; CS>r--

8.C32

Manganese

Silver

Z1nc

ftercury
Total dtssolvi
(calculated)

pH 7.9

Specific conductance

0.46C

MILLIGRAMS PER LI

ITER

0,

Ad

Less

than 0,

,01

Less

than 0.

Less

than 0,

.01

lids

607

1,300 ralcromhos
par cc

lbm a

cc: Frank Haas/John llatis

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DATE RECEIVED: 10/17/7-J

DATE PvEPOKTED: W™/7S

LAB. NUMBER:

3773

SAMPLE MARKED: A-9 57 Feet 10/9/74
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 1$ DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARe REOUESTCD, IN WRITIKG.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

%

MEM

Hro?

,

1

MILLIGRAMS

k

!

>ER LITER

Ccl d urn

49

Masnesiun

57

Socii USD

150

Carbonate

Less

than 0.0

Bicarbonate

450

Chloride

Sul fate

360

Nitrate

6.6

Phosphate

Less

than 0.1

511 'icon u1ox1

de

14

Iron

Less

than 0.05

Fluoride

0.8

Hardness, in

tens of

calciun cart

onata

358

Asnuonl a

0.2

Lithium

Less

than" 0.5

Barium

Less

than 1.0

llexavalent c!

roniuin

Less

than 0.01

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

Boron

0.7

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

Aluminum

Less

than 0.05

Copper

Less

than 0.1

Cadnii urn

Less

than 0.01

Lead

Less

than 0.05

KILLI -EQUIVALENTS

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E Anions = 15.02
% Difference =1.5

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6.502

6.525

7.380

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Manganese

Silver
Zinc
Mercury
Total dissolved sol
(calculated)

pH 7.4

Specific conductance

7.4b8

0.105

0.466

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Less than 0.01

Less than 0.5

Less than 0.01

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MILLIGRAMS

PER LITFR

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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

Cal d ura
Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

%

Chloride

ul fa to

*rate

Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

69
79

150
Less than 0.1
436

4.8
450

9.1
Less than 0.1
14

S Cations = 16.91
£ Anions = 16.51
% Difference =1.2

3.A43
6.502
6.950

7.105

9.350

0.455

Iron
Fluoride

Hardness, in tor. is of
calcium carbonate
Amonia
Lithium

Bari uw

Mexavalent chromium

Arsonic

Selenium

Boron

Hydroxide

Aluminum

Copper

Cad.v.1 urn

Lead

0.17

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.8

493
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.5

Less
Less
Less
Less

than 1.0
than 0.01
than 0.01
than 0.01

0.7

Loss than 0.1
0.25
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05

Manganese

Silver Less than 0.01

Zinc Less than 0.5

Mercury Less than 0.01

Total dissolved solids 1.000
(calculated)

p!l 8.0

Specific conductance

1,270 j.ricroriios per cc

MBM

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ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Maenesluni

Sod1 un

Carl -on.no
Bicarbonate

%

Chloride

ul fate

IHtrata

Phosphate
Silicon d1ox1

Iron

Fluoride

Hardness, 1n terra of
calcium carbonate
Arewrta
L1th1un

Bart in

Kexav al en t cnronl u n

Arsenic

Selenluc

Doron

Hydroxide

Alurlnuc
Co?per
Cadfcium
Lead

i

MILLION/

>y$

PES LITi

■ fV

SI

C5

195

Less

than 0,

473

I

4,

ft

475

3.

1

Less

than 0.
14

1

1.

3

0.

5

S02

Less

thanlO.

1

Lass

than 0.

3

Loss than 1,0
Loss than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01

0.6

Loss than 0.1
0,52
Loss then 0.1
Less than 0.01
Loss tnan 0.05

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T. Cations = 18.09
T, Anions = 17.67
% Difference =1.2

HILU -EQUIVALENT

3.0-14
6.995

h.0A7

7.790

9J.

.oi!0

0.466

MILUCPA.'S PER LITE??

Manganese 0.52

Silver Less thzn 3.01

Zinc Less tnan 0. >

Mercury Loss than D.01

Total dissolved soli'is 1,062
(calculated)

pN 7.4

Specific conductance l,4u9 Eilcroashos per cc

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LAB. NUMBER:

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AMPLE MARKED: A-ll Wo date Email bottle

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ANALYSIS:

Calcium
K§gnes1 Dm

Sodi urn
Carbonate

Bi carbonate

Chloride
Sul fate
Nitrate
'hosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

Hardness, 1n terms of
calcium carbonate
Amraonia
Lithium

barium

Hexavalent chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron

Hydroxide
Aluminum
Copper
Cadnri urn
Lead

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

— n —

95
210
Less than 0.1
510

4.8
530
3.3
Less than 0.1
13

2.8
0.5

565
Less than 0,1
Less than 0.5

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TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER Pf.RIOD. PERISH-
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HILLI-EQUIVALEiirS

3n?i3

7.019
9.135

£ Cations - 20.50 T^T"
£ Anions = 19.39 8,Jo4
% Difference =2.8 ,_

11.024
0.433

Manganese
Si 1 vor
Zinc
. Less than 1.0 Mercury

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

m o.4i

Less than 0.01
Less then 0.5
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.01 Total dissolved sol Ids
Less than 0.01 (calculated)
Less than 0.01
0.7

1,109

Less than 0.1
0.54
Less thtn 0.1
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05

pH

7.7

peclflc conductance 1,480 nvicroinhos par cc

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10/29/74

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3777

AMPLE MARKED: A-12 73 Feet 10/9/74
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITI^^

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED, IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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WILLI -EQUIVALENT

%

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Calcium
Hacnesium

105

5.

240
302

Socli Lira

fin
1 3U

v* ~ *. to ei 10.005

Carbonate

Less than 0.1

E Cations = 19.61 _

Bicarbonate

585

£ Anions = 19.58 9.594

.y

% Difference = <0.1 '

Chloride

3.5

Sul fate

4S0

9.934

Kitrate

2.9

Phosphate

Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxi

do

15

0.500

Iron

2.S

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Fluoride

0.7

Hardness, in

tons of

Manganese 0.09

calcium carbonate

473

Silver Less than J. 01

Amrconia

0.1

Zinc Less than 0.5

Li thi urn

Less than 0.5

Mercury Less than 0.01
Total dissolved solids 1,179

Barium

Less than 1.0

(calculated)

Haxavalent cl

imsium

Less than 0.01

Arsenic

Less than 0.01

Selenium

Less than 0.01

Boron

1.2

pH 7.3

Specific conductance 1,510 micromhos \

Hydroxide

Less than 0.1

Alurlnum

0.17

Copper

Less than 0.1

Cadriun

Less than 0.01

Lead

Less than 0.05

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Sample

ANALYTICAL REPORT

T0C*

Nitrate**

Free Ammonia**

mg/1 iter

mg/1 iter N

mg/1 iter M

7

0.12

<0.005

7

0.36

0.040

7

0.76

<0.005 .

7

0.48

<0.005

7

0.70

<0.005

8

2.15

<0.005

4

1.02

<0.005

8

1.04

<0.005

6

1.25

<0.005

3

2.39

<0.005

3

0.99

<0.005

3

1.20

<0.005

II B-216

. ft ■ ■

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^-2 0 82'
A-3 0 107'
A- 5 0 86'
A-6 0 60'
A-7 0 51*
A- 8

A-8 0 70'
A- 9 0 57'
A- 10 0 67'
A- 11 0 66'
A- 12 0 78'

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Analyst: S. Sweeney

P. O. No.:

Sample No.:

A-l

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CONCENTRATION

IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.02

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.02

Titanium

1

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

0.01

Lead

0.03

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thai 1 ium

**0.0003
^7

Neodymium

Yttri um

Potassium

*

Mercury '

Praseodymium

Strontium

1

Chlorine

*

™ .

Cerium

0.02

Rubidium

0.05

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

0.005

Bromine

0.03

Phosphorus

1

Iridium

Barium

0.2

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmi urn

Cesium

Arsenic

0.005

Aluminum

-12

Rhenium

Iodine

0.004

Germanium

Magnesium

i

Tungsten

-

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.5

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.05

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.05

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.02

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

-16

Boron

0.04

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.5

Beryl 1 ium

<0.001

^tolmium

Rhodium

Chromium

0.02

Lithium

0.4

Dysprosium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 005 pg/ml

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Hydrogen

NR

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CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thall ium

Mercury

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

^^)1 mi urn

dysprosium

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

0.03 Samarium
Neodymium

**0.0002 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

0.002
0.01

0.01

0.1

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 003 iig/ml

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** Flameless Atomic Absorption

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Approved:

0.005

0.005

0.003

2

0.02

0.02

0.01
0.003

0.01

0.05

0.03

0.05

0.05

-15

-7
0.02

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryllium

Lithium

Hydrogen

^cVv.

0.02
0.4

0.005

=30

NR

NR

NR

0.02

<0.001

0.3

NR

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.

A- 3 0 107'

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

*

Uranium
Thorium »
Bismuth
Lead
Thallium

lercury

fold
Platinum
Iridium
Osmium
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium

j 1 mi urn
Dysprosium

CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

0.03 Samarium
Neodymium

**0.0003 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

NR -■ Not Reported

All elements not reported <O.00G iiq/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flaiueless Atomic Absorption
**+ Heteroqc -neons

0.02
0.01
0.2

0.003

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

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Approved:

Vanadium 0.01

0.02 . Titanium ***0.7

Scandium 0.005

Calcium *

0.006 Potassium *

2 Chlorine *

0.01 Sulfur *

0.02 Phosphorus 2

Silicon *

0.004 Aluminum ^57

Magnesium *

Sodium *

0.3 Fluorine *

0.1 Oxygen NR

0.07 Nitrogen NR

0.02 Carbon NR

7 Boron 0.05

4 Beryllium 0.001

0.02 Lithium 0.2

Hydrogen NR

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Sample No.: A-5 @ 86'

Dale: 8 November 74

Analyst: s. Sweeney

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CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

I IC

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Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Id

Platinum
Iridium
Osmium
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium
JJolmium

I

ys pro slum

**

Terbium
Gadolinium
Europium
Samarium
Neodymi urn
0.0001 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0.01 jig/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flame! ess Atomic Absorption

0.007
0.006
0.6

0.01

0.02
STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttri urn

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gallium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobal t

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

II B-221

Approved:

0.02

0.004

0.01

0.004

4

0.05

0.09

0.06

0.05

0.03

0.03

1

0.1

0.09

0.04

-14 -

-18

0.004

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus 1

Silicon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

0.03

1

0.01
*

-30

NR
NR
NR
0.2

0.5
NR

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: A-6 @ 60'

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

. Erbium
Hoi mi urn

^■P; pros i urn

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

0.1 Samarium
Neodymi urn

**0.0017 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

0.002
0.01
0.007
0.03

0.002

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobal t

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

NR - Not Reported

All elements no! reported <O.Q03 pg/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flameless Atomic Absorption

II B-222

Approved:

0.001
3

0.004
0.02

0.004

0.2

0.09

0.02

0.004

3

0.3

0.02

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Al urn in urn

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryllium

Lithium

Hydrogen

0.002

0.08

0.005

-26

NR
NR
NR
0.02

1
NR

CZL.

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Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: $. Sweeney
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CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

•

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Id
Platinum
Iridium
Osmium
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium
Hoi mi urn

s pro si urn

**

Terbium
Gadolinium
Europium
Samarium
Neodymi urn
0.0002 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin
Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0, 003|iq/llll

* Not reported upon request
**Flameless Atomic Absorption
***Heterogeneous

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

0.002 Bromine

0.4 Selenium

Arsenic

0.002 Germanium
Gallium
Zinc
Copper

STD Nickel

Cobalt
Iron

Manganese
Chromium

II B-223

Approved: /

0.01

0.001
2

0.03
0.05

0.02

0.005

0.002

0.06

0.04

0.02

0.3

0.8
***5

0.01 '

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandi urn

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Al uminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl! ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

0.006

0.1

0.003

NR
NR
NR
0.06

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Date: 8 November 74

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: A-8

IAD No.:

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CONCENTRATE

1 IN ug/ml

ELEMENT CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.03

Thorium Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.01

Titanium

0.3

It

Bismuth Europium

Niobium

<0.001

Scandium

0.004

Lead 0.02 Samarium

Zirconium

0.004

Calcium

*

Thallium Neodymium

0.004

Yttrium

0.004

Potassium

*

Mercury **0.0003 Praseodymium

0.001

Strontium

0.8

Chlorine

*

'V Cerium

0.02

Rubidium

0.03

Sulfur

*

Platinum Lanthanum

0.007

Bromine

0.009

Phosphorus

2

Iridium Barium

0.1

Selenium

Si 1 icon

*

Osmium Cesium

0.002

Arsenic

0.004

Aluminum

>13

Rhenium Iodine

0.001

Germanium

0.002

Magnesium

*

Tungsten Tellurium

Gal Hum

0.001

Sodium

*

Tantalum Antimony

0.001

Zinc

0.06

Fluorine

*

Hafnium Tin

0.01

Copper

0.07

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium Indium

STD

Nickel

<0.01

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium Cadmium

Cobal t

0.01

Carbon

NR

Thulium Silver

Iron

-42

Boron

0.01

Erbium Palladium

Manganese

3

Beryl! ium

<0.001

^jjolmium Rhodium

Chromium

0.01

Lithium

0.5

^^'sprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported

II B-

224

1 71 t/

/ /

All elements not reported <0. Qf)1 ijQ/ml

* Not reported upon request

** Fl.nm^rr A* .'_ /W J.1-^

Approved: ^- '

/cfc^-j

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Sample No.: A-8 70'

Date-. 8 November 74

Analyst: S. Sweeney

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CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

t

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth -

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

old
Platinum
Iridium
Osmium
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium
Hoi mi urn
sprosium

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

0.07 Samarium
Neodymi urn

**0.0012 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin
Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 008;jC]/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flameless Atomic Absorption

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

0.006 Rubidium
Bromine

0.04 Selenium
Arsenic
Germanium
Gallium
Zinc
Copper

STD Nickel
Cobalt
Iron

Manganese
Chromium

II B-225

Approved: /

Vanadium 0-01

0.04 Titanium 0.2

Scandium 0.002

Calcium

Potassium
3 Chlorine

0.01 sulfur *

0-03 Phosphorus °-3

Silicon

Aluminum 8

Magnesium

0.007 sodium *

0-5 Fluorine *

0.1 Oxygen NR

0.01 Nitrogen MR

0.002 carbon NR

2 Boron 0.02
0.2 Beryllium

0.01- Lithium 0.5

Hydrogen NR

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: /\_9 057 '

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
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CONCENTRATION IN yg7'ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

«

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Id

Platinum
Iridium
Osmium
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium
Hoi mi urn

sprosium

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

0.01 Samarium
Neodymi urn

**0.0001 Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

0.006
0.001
0.002
0.004
0.2

0.002

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gallium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0.002 i'q/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flame less Atomic Absorption
*** Heterogeneous

II B-226

0.02

0.01

0.002

***2

0.02
0.009

0.003

0.004

0.1

0.01

0.04

0.02

-11

9
0.01

Approved: / / /

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Si 1 icon

Al urn in urn

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

0.02

0.3

0.002

0.9

>22

NR

NR

NR

0.05

0.001

0.8

NR

Pctc^r

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P. O. NO.:

Sample No.:

A- 10 @ 67'

Analyst: S. Sweeney

IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

CONCENTRATION IN \xQ/m\

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

•

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead 0.01

Thallium

Mercury **<0.0001

Id

Platinum
Iridium
Osmi urn
Rhenium
Tungsten
Tantalum
Hafnium
Lutetium
Ytterbium
Thulium
Erbium
JHolmium
ysprosium

NR - Not Reported
All elements not reported
* Not reported upoi
** Flamoless Atomic
*** Heterogeneous

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

Samarium

Neodymium

Praseodymium

Cerium

Lanthanum

Barium

Cesium

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium

Cadmium

Silver

Palladium

Rhodium

CO. 002 ug/ml
i request
Absorption

0.003
0.002

0.05

0.001

Ruthenium
Molybdenum
Niobium
Zirconium
Yttri urn
Strontium
Rubidium
Bromine
Selenium
Arsenic
Germanium
Gallium
Zinc
Copper
STD Nickel
Cobalt
Iron

Manganese
Chromium

II B-227

Approved: y>

Vanadium
***0.02Titanium

Scandium
0.002 Calcium
0.002 Potassium
0.7 Chlorine
0.02 Sulfur
0.02 Phosphorus

Sil icon
0.001 Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium
0.05 Fluorine
0.03 Oxygen
0.02 Nitrogen
0.003 Carbon
4 Boron
0.8 Beryllium
0.01 Lithium

Hydrogen

/

WA

0.009

0.1

0.002

-22

NR

NR

NR

0.02

<0.*001

0.3

NR

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Sample No.: A- 1 1 ,@ 66' (Green Ink)

CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.2

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.2

Titanium

2

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

0.009

Lead 0.2

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymi urn

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury **0

.0003

Praseodymium

Strontium

3

Chlorine

*

^Pbld
r

Cerium

0.

01

Rubidium

0.06

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

0.

01

Bromine

0.05

Phosphorus

2

Iridium

Barium

0

1

Selenium

Silicon

* •

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.009

Aluminum

-55

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.4

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.2

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.1

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.02

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

-20

Boron

0.07

• Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

2

Beryl 1 ium

'

^■fctolmium

Rhodium

Chromium

0.06

Lithium

2

dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported

II

B-228

/
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* Dot reported

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Dale: 8 November 74
Analyst: s. Sweeney
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CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEAAENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.01

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

Titanium

0.4

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

0.02

Lead

0.07

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

0.007

Potassium

*

Mercury

**0.0002

Praseodymium

Strontium

3

Chlorine

*

41

Cerium

Rubidium

0.009

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.05

Phosphorus

0.9

Iridium

Barium

0.04

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.008

Aluminum

-20

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.4

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

(

Tin

Copper

0.03

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.02

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

*

Cobal t

0.009

Carbon

NR

Thul ium

Silver

Iron

3

Boron

JO. 07

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.7

Beryl! ium

^Holmium

Rhodium

Chromium

0.02

Lithium

0.06

^^ys pros ium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0.02 jig/ml

* Not reported upon request
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II B-229

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WATER QUALITY ANALYSES

AT - 1

TRACT C-b

II B-232

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Tabic 1

COREHOLE AT-1
MAJOR CONSTITUENTS, 952 FEET

Industrial

Element

C & L

TOSCO

Laboratories

Sodium, mg/1

156

136

320

Potassium, mg/1

0.6

0.6

N.D.

Calcium, mg/1

37

32

43

Magnesium, mg/1

22

24

20

Sulfate, mg/1

215

183

210

Carbonate, mg/1

12

7

28

Bicarbonate, mg/1

372

357

670

Chloride, mg/1

0.9

0.9

33

Fluoride, mg/1

2.7

2.1

4.0

E Cations, meq/1

10.48

9.53

17.71

E Anions, meq/1

11.35

10.03

17.49

% Difference

4.0

2.6

0.6

Silica, mg/1

23

21

23

PH

8.4

8.5

8.3

Calculated TDS, mg/1

6G0

582

1,009

N.D. Not Determined

II B-233

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Table 2

COREHOLE AT-1
MINOR CONSTITUENTS, 952 FEET

*

Industrial

Hazen

Element

Laboratories

C & L

Research

Cyanide, mg/1

<0.01

<0.05

Phosphate, mg/1

<0.1

0.05

Lithium, mg/1

<0.5

0.04

Phenols, mg/1

<0.001

<0.05

Sulfide, mg/1

<0.1

0.40

Ammonia, mg/1

1.8

0.39

Nitrite, mg/1

<G.l

0.05

Nitrate, mg/1

<0.1

0.21

Total Organic Carbon,

mg/1

7

Oil and Grease

0.003

Color

3

Odor

2

Gross ol , pCi/1

.1.3 * 3

Radium 22 6, pCi/1

2 . 3 ± 1.4

Gross £ , pCi/1

8± 9

II B-234

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C & L LABORATORIES

Uiunwitioi fMioiy'iib — A/iojj K),jociiV"-j.iy

Genorol Analytical Services

Date: 8-5-74
Analyst: s. Sweeney

To: Mr. Frank Haas ' • '.

The Oil Shale Corp. \:

18200 West Hiway 72

Golden, CO 80401 . - "''." v • ■ ' '

Customer No.: . ,-. > -J & L *>..: 97-0 /4-002-03

TOSCO 952' depth- H*^ ,e>+ '"/ ,&P °* P«-««*-«* *:*£*:
CONCENTRATION" IN PPM WEIGHT

U335 Woftl <Mlh Avo

GoMon, Colo. C0/.01
(303) 270-9621

Sample No.

ELEMENT

CONC.

tLC.

KENT

CONC,

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

Uranium . . •

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium
■ Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

NR - Not Reported

**

**

Terbium
Gadolinium
Europium
Samarium _. .;
Neodymium
Praseodymium
Cerium
Lanthanum' _
Barium
Cesium
• Iodine ■[■. , ■
Tellurium \
Antimony /

Tin ' /..'•'
. Indium

Cadmium '.'• .

Silver
■ Palladium

Rhodium

Ruthenium
Molybdenum
.';'.'■' Niobium
- •• .-'/ Zirconium
■\". : •■' Yttrium
'••• '••'■•;■ strontium .
.';•'.'•■.• "' Rubidium ■■
.•'•' *.•"'' Bromine
0. p4 Selenium .
[';■'' '•\:'"^ 'Arsenic .-
•'■'.':•.••'; • Germanium
'..■■■' /•!;;= Gallium ' '.
y':./''<';i Zinc

■•■;.';> ':>.'•:■ 'Copper- -V;

,'std .'!' Nickel'. ':

*!-r ■"-•'.'• Cobalt '■'.. '

.'•.;';••' '.';;' Iron
. .-. • •_ Manganese
.-••'' .Chromium

Vanadium

0.03 Titanium

.': 0. 0006 Scandium ■'

o. ooi'- Calcium ;.

■\. ■'' '.' .Potassium

V;6;v •.'.' Chlorine ■;

';,oJo3':.V Sulfur.- '

' 6.003 Phosphorus

'"'.;'.' :;'•'■■ Silicon •

'.'.. Q.' 2 ;._ Aluminum

j 0. '00.2 • Magnesium",

, 0.001 • sodium

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• '■■;':' ■' '* .

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0.02 • Nitrogen .

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0.01
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-18

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0.01

NR

All elements not reported XSW^MvS^iX
**Source Contamination

<0.001 vg/ml,,; ^Reported by . different methods

II B-235

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TCLtPHONT. <55-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
2 Park Central , Suite 555
1515 Arapahoe Street
Denver, Colorado 80202

Attn: John Matis

%

Caldun (Ca)
}'<aqnesiu:n (Kg)
Sodium (Wa)
Carbonate (CO})
Bicarbonate (CUO3)
Chloride (CI)
Sulfate (SO/)
IHtrate (NO3)
Phosphate (1-0,)
Silicon dioxide
Iron (Fc)
Fluoride (F)

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

43

20
320
28
670
33
210
Less then 0.1
Less than 0.1
23
0.07
4.0

P. alkalinity, in terra

calcium carbonate
:0 alkalinity, in terra

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

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PH
Turbidity

of
of

Total dissolved solids

C.O.D.

MB- AS

Phenols
Cyanide (Cn)

Less
Less
Loss

Nitrite (1:02)
Sulfur (S)
Lithiun (Li)
Barium (Ba)
Koxavalcnt chronlum

Less
Loss
Loss
Less
Less

23

570

190
8.3
5 units

C20
21
than 0.5
than 0.C01
than 0.01

then 0.1
than 0.1
than 0.5
than 1.0
tli an 0.01

MB

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

7/1177-1

1231

SAMPLE MARKED: Sornhun Gulch tap— — Ptffa chute 952'
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLFS ARC [IISCARPED IM 11 PAYS F 9CU OATC CF
ktl'OKT UNLISS WE Any RCQUESTffD. IN WHITING.
TO RIUIH 1IKM FOR A LONG1X I'ERtCO PERISH-
ABLE sampi.s Ant usually :ir.r/.~: l O i».'j.-lo-

IATELY UHI I'SS CLITHV HAS «!OU! Sl.'.O SPECIAL
HANDLING FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

HILH -EQUIVALENTS

2.15
1.65

14.04
0.93

11.05
0.93
4.37

0.60
Br—

0.21

MILLIGRAMS PER
Arsenic "(As)

lift

/tf.Yl

Selenium (Se)
Cadmium (Cd)

Copper (Cu)
Down (D)

LITER
0.02

Loss than 0.01
Less than 0.01
than 0.1

Less

2.5

Konganasa (Kn) Loss than 0.05

Silver (Ag)
Zinc (Zn)
Karcury (ilg)
Hydvoxida
Residual

chlorina
Borwl 1 < u:n
Molybdenum
Ler.d (Pb)
Anrnonia-oitrogG

Loss
Lgss
Lccs
Loss

Loss
Loss
Less
Less

n

than 0.01
than 0.5
than 0.01
than 0.1

than 0.1
than 0.1
than 0.1
than 0.05

1.8

TUG INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES COMPANY
CHEMIST

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II B-236

•

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WATER QUALITY ANALYSES
AT - la
TRACT C-b

II B-237

•

•

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II B-238

•

Table 2

MINOR CONSTITUENT ANALYSES
CORE HOLE AT 1-1A

%

Element

960 Feet
Industrial

1344 Feet
Industrial

. 1424 Xeet
Industrial

1620 Feet
Industrial

1G20 Ft
Cc\L

Cyanite, mg/1

< 0.2

<0.01

<0.01

<0.01

< 0.05

Phosphate, mg/1

< 0.1

0.3

< 0.1

< 0.1

0.06

Lithium, mg/1

0.6

.<0.5

< 0.5

<0.5

0.03

Phenols, mg/1

< 0.003

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

< 0.05

BOD

1.0

COD

9.4

19

16

17

Sulfide, mg/1

< 0.1

< 0.1

<0.1

<0.1

Ammonia, mg/1
Nitrite, mg/1
Nitrate, mg/1

1.9
< 0.1
0.46

< 0.1
<0.1

1.6
<0.1
<0.1

2.2
<0.1
<0.1

0.8

< 0.005

0.32

Total Organic Carbon,
Oil and Crease
Color
Odor

mg/1

8

0.018
7

1

Gross o: pCi/1
Radium 226 pCi/1

5.9 + 2.
0.3 + 0.

6
5

Gross j3 pCi/1

Gross cc (incl. Ra 226) and gross j3 done by Mazen Research, Inc.

7 + 13

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%

C &'L LABORATORIES

General Analytical Services ;| .

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 80401

Customer No.:

tioiMOnioi /\noiyim — Mms l>|juo! roi (>•.'! i /

Date: 8-5-74

Analyst: s. Sweeney '«. . .

C & L No.: 97-066-002-02

M335 Wo»l AMU Avo

Goldon, Colo. CCM01

(303) 2/0-9621

ELEMENT"" CONC. ELttfcXl

Uranium " Terbium

CONC. ELEXtNl

Ruthenium

CONC. ELtWtNl
Vanadium

CONC.

j
0.003-

• -

■ ••.

Thorium '• -. Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.09 Titanium

0.01 .

Bismuth ' ' Europium >-;

'.-..."•■ ... Niobium •

".0.008 Scandium '. .

. 0.001

•

Leacj ' .0.00*3 Samarium

•;v . • .•* / Zirconium

• • •' Calcium '

:.21;

Thallium ' Neodymium

: "'. ' •• "Yttrium

•-'..,••'•'.' .Potassium

.0.4 |

• • ■ :

Mercury * p'. 0005 praseodymium

". '• .'•. -'•'■ strontium .

l • •:." Chlorine ■;

3 •

.""•■: '■ ' • - :

■

Gold . •..;•' Cerium

:.;'•'.'.,.-'' Rubidium

;': ,oio08. Sulfur/ ";-,

.MC ■_ , . . .- •

Platinum v. .'.;. Lanthanum #_

'''.'■ ']■ ■•'" Bromine

'. o.Ol Phosphorus

0. 02 • •

Iridium ." " ' Barium ■ •

0.01 Selenium

0.002. Silicon

0.06

Osmium '. :" '"■■', Cesium ..'"
Rhenium- : • Iodine .-. ';•
Tungsten "•' ** • ' Tellurium .'

'■■:': ' . -'Arsenic . -
"; .0.001 Germanium 7
.' -.: •'..;■ Gallium ''■■

•'. 0. 02 Aluminum

.0:005 Magnesium;
,. O.'OOl' Sodium

0.1 .
: 20 '.••
' MC •'.;• • •
.. • 0.'6

:': ": nr. .. ..'

.»•■•.
* .■•..■■

Tantalum .''** ;" Antimony .;' .
Hafnium • V '■ ' Tin ; ..,.!...

r,V"> -s':f:i Zinc .>.'.
. ... * . .- •.■ / • • •".*•'

./.':••;■ ■;;■:-;■-.' Copper- V.'v

. 0.03 • Fluorine •
' •0.01. . Oxygen ','■':

Lutetiun '.'.'• Indium

••std;-' Nickel • -

. . . i* .

■0.02. Nitrogen

■•;.- NR -..

• Ytterbium' • ': Cadmium

" T; '-'- ■■'/' '• Cobalt '".■..

.•' 0.007 Carbon .',

NR

Thulium ■ Silver

■ "/•■'''.•. ■'',■./ iron ;;

■■•.';-0.'2 . Boron '• ';•

Erbium . Palladium

• .-; •'•■ Manganese

•;' 0.01 •", Beryllium

■ • li '

• O.00006.

'i

llolmium . :• ' ; Rhodium

'.';■ •'.•••'.". .Chromium

• '.. 0.007 Lithium

0.02

Dysprosium '. ... •

• !'• • " : ..-L. • • ■

' .:.. •'. ' .' Hydrogen

NR

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All elements not reported XBWV'^syV^<> ' ., v.' •'•;•'.•'• . ' . • •'.

**Source Contamination ^,. ,. ... ,;•.•.'..•.• .' • . • •

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Elements! Anolysls — Mr.ss Gpoclromotry

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Genera! Analytical Services

Date: 8-5-74
Analyst: s. Sweeney

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.

18200 West Hi way 72

Golden, CO 804 01^
Customer No.: N C&LNo.: 97-074-002-03

Sample No.: TOSCO 1620' Idepth • Jfi^k- T*»« */^ /£„■//»/*-

y CONCENTRATION' IN PPM WEIGHT •

14335 West AAih Ave

Golcion, Colo. P0401
(303) 270-9521

ELEMENT

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

CONC

ELEMEN1

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

0.003

**

CONC.

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0. 001

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.05

Titanium

0.07

Europium

* . . Niobium

0.002

Scandium

0.0003

Samarium

Zirconium

• Calcium

*

Neodymi urn

• Yttrium '

Potassium

*

Praseodymium

Strontium

.0.7

Chlorine

*

Cerium

Rubidium •

0.008

Sulfur/

*

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.002

Phosphorus

*

Barium

0.06 Selenium

0.004 .

Silicon

*.

Cesium

0.0009 Arsenic

0.008

Aluminum

2

Iodine

• . .• Germanium

0.005

Magnesium

G

Tellurium

Gallium ' ■'

0.002

Sodium

*

Antimony

.■•>••: Zinc

0.09

Fluorine

*

Tin

■j Copper-

0.02

Oxygen

NR

Indium

std ■■ Nickel •.

0.02

Nitrogen

NR

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.007

Carbon

NR

Silver

. Iron

0.4

Boron

0.0002

Palladium

Manganese

0.1 •

Beryllium

Rhodium

.Chromium ■

,0.007

Lithium

*

.

•

Hydrogen

NR

NR ■ Not Reported

All elements not reported xgrc<)££W<2S§HS
**Source Contamination

<0.003. yg/ml * Reported by different methods

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ANAUSli KCfO.TT

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

6/21/74
6/27/74

LAB. NUMBER:

054

«

SAMPLE MARKED: Arco 6/20/71 Sorghum Gulch .Agifer Test 1A
960 Feet
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS'
PER lITER

(AMPl.CS ARC OlSCA.TPrD III IS DAYS Ff«OM DATK OP
REPORT UNLESS. WE a;:L' RFOlH.'SYL'tV IN v?i::\G.
TO RETAIN THLA\ ioj a ic.cr: .-..nov l.:.-r.»<-
aim f sa'.\pii~s ARF USUALLY El: ':.'■>. f.td iv.'.^-i>-

iatply UNLi-fS curia has nccu.'oTi d social

HANDLING (FKtEZlKG. L1C.) IN AlA'AI.Ct.

Calcium

% 17 •

Lithium

Magnesium

■Hr 220 '• -

Barium

Sodi urn

Hexavalent

chromium

Carbonate

lii 37 t

Arsenic

Bicarbonate

320 vr.

Selenium

Chloride

±U 24 4

Cadmium

Sulfate

7T^~ 1C5 ;.

Copper

Nitrate

0.46'

Boron

Phosphate

Less than 0.1'

Manganese

Silicon dioxide

27 -

Silver

Iron

Less than 0.05'

Zinc

Fluoride

1.0 f -6

Mercury

P. alkalinity, in terms of

Hydroxi de

calcium carbonate

30

Residual chlorine

MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate

260

Beryllium

Hardness, in terms of

Molybdenum

calcium carbonate

96-

Lead

Total dissolved solids

780 u«'i'

'i

Ammonia-nitrogen

1.9

Dissolved oxygen

5.8

5- Day D.O.D.

1.0

C.0.1).

9.4

pll

8.3

Turbidity

3 units

MB -AS

Less than 0.5

Phenols

Less than 0.003

Cyanide

Less than 0.2

Nitrite

Less than 0.1

Sulfide

Less than 0. 1

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

0

6

Less

than

1.

0

Less

than

0.

01

Less

than

0.

05

0.

011

Less

than

0.

01

Less

than

0.

1

2.

4

Less

than

0.

05

Less

than

0.

01

Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0. 1
Less than 0. 1

Less than 0. 1
Less than 0. 1
Less than 0.05

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DATE RECEIVED: 7/3/7*
DAVE REPORTED: &/1/74

LAB. NUMBER:

H5;

SAMPLE MARKED: Sorghum Culch 1A 1,314 Feet Top

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

%

SAMPLES ARC IMSCAROrt) IN m pays from date oc
RLPORT UNLESS «M ARE RFOUCSTKO, i:' * rn-.;.
TO RETAIN 1 w:w FOi; A LOMG'CR pmmoo PF.riSM
ABLE SAMPLES ARC USUALLY 0l!C'../.; ;: I aval U-
IATHLY UNLESS CLITNT HAS RLCUCSl t C> SPECIAL
HANOLING (f-RCCZING. LTC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI-EQUIVALENTS

Calcium

14

Magnesium

7.1

Sodlurr.

250

Carbon a te

25

Bicarbonate

600

Chloride

20

Sulfate

65

Nitrate

Less

than 0.1

Phosphate

0.3

Silicon dioxide

14

Iron

Less

then 0.05

Fluoride

18

P. alkalinity, in teres

of

cnlci u:r. carbonate

20

HO alkalinity, In terns

of

calcium carbonate

495

Cacirr.1 urn

Hardness, in terns of

Copper

calcium carbonate

64

Boron
Manganese

Total dissolved solids

600

Silver

C.O.D.

19

I'3-AS

Less

than 0.5

Zinc

Phenols

Less

than 0.001

forcury

Cyanide

Less

than 0.01

Hydroxide

Oil on" no

Hi trite

Loss

than 0.1

Bcrlyium

Sulfur

Lose

then 0.1

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Kolybctenuai

Barl ura

Loss

than 1.0.

Lead

Hexavalent chromium

Lees

then 0.01

Arsenic

Loss

then 0.01

Selenium

Loss

than 0.01

M&&ZX 07:

1

0.70

pH 8.2

0.50

Turbidity

12.73

i»

4 units

0.B3

9.94

«I.11

0.52

SL

1.35

0.37
0.95

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Less than 0.01

Loss than C.l
0.6

Loss than 0.05

Loss than 0.01

Logs than 0.5

Loss than 0.01

Loss than 0.1

Loss than 0.1

Loss than 0.1

Loss than 0.1

Less than 0.05

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ANAIYJU MPCXIT

TtLniCA'v: -155-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIEXD COM-PAW

DATE RECEIVED: 7/3/74

DATE REPORTED: 8/1/74

LAB. NUMBER:

115G

SAMPLE MARKED: Sorohum Gulch 1A - 1,424 Feet Bottom

%

ANALYSIS:

Cal ci un

Magnesium

Sodium

CGrbonatc

Bicarbonate

Chlori ds

Sul fate

Nitrate Less

Phosphate Loss

Silicon dioxlda

Iron Less

Fluorldo

P. alkalinity, 1n terms of

calcium cerbonate
HO alkalinity, 1n terras of

cal dun carbonate
Hardness , 1n terns of

calcium carbonate

Total dissolved sol Ids

Arcronla-nltrogan

C.O.D.

MB -AS

Phenols

Cyanide
Nitrite
Sul fur
Lithium
Barium

Lcr.s
Lcsr.

Loss
Less
Less
Loas
Lees

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

11
9.X

300

20

610

20

52

than 0.1

than 0.1

12

than 0.05

20

23

500

64

640
1.6
1G
than 0.5
than 0.001

then 0.01

than 0.1

than 0.1

then 0.5

than 1.0

samples are tMsr/.RDFD m iJ PAYS rnow oatc or

KEPOR1 Ulil Lli WL ARC RrOOCSTCD, IM IVaiTISS.
TO RETAIN THEM I OR A LCI.l,! R P'RIOO. Ff.-.l •
ABLE SAMPLES ARK USUALLY DISCAROFD l-.'-D-
IATELY UNI I SS CLIENT HAS KEGUESTCO SPECIAL
HANDLING UKEEZlNG. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

HILLI-EQUIVALEirrS

Cadail ura

Coppor

Boron

Manganese*

Silver

Z1nc

l'orcu\y

Hydrojrtda

Chlorine
Beryllium

Molybdenum
Lead

0.55

pH

0.78

12.86 !">.»*

Turb

0.93

1.

10.00

0.79

!.•«

1.00

0.32

1.05

MILLIGRAMS

?ER LITER

Less

than

0.01

Less

tii an

0.1
4.1 '

Less

than

0.05

Lgss

then

0.01

Less

than

0.5

Loss

then

0.01

Loss

than

0.1

Less

tli an

0.1

Le^s

than

0.1

0.4

1.0 units

Loss then 0.1
Less than 0.05

llexavalent chromium

Arsenic

Solonium

MKXSEXt 07-.

' JWRICAM All'll Of CrftEAl CUCVISTJ

u i.K/.'i ci::micai iocihty
fj'.~mcAM chl cm. mis i i' r.ocisrY
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l/.;l'rv U.iHiHil <••■ AMlihlCA
MltlllUTO Of (Ml 1LOU.OLO-JY
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Less than 0.01

the industtmamaboratp^ies company

1.1s.

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TCLrj'JUXE 455-36*1

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

7/6/74
6/3/74

LAB. NUMBER:

1230

SAMPLE MARKED: Sorghum Gulch Test 1A - Bottom 1,660 Feet

ANALYSIS:

KILLIGRAI-
PER LITLT

s

Calcium

9.8

*

Magnesium

7.2

* Sod1 urn

300

Carbonate

31

Bicarbonate

620

Chlorlda

26

Sulfate

37

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HUrate

Less

than 0.1

Phosphate

Less

than 0,1

Si 1 icon dioxide

13

Iron

Less-

then 0.05

Fluoride

20

P. alkalinity, in terrs

of calcium carbonate

25

MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate

510

Cadmium

Hardness, in terns of

Copper

calcium carbonate

54

Boron
Hanganese

Total dissolved solids

640

Silver

Aisnonla-nltrogen

2.2

Z1nc

C.O.D.

17

IB-AS

Los s

than 0.5

Kydroxlds

Phenols

Lor. s

than 0.001

Chlorine
Beryllium

Cyanide

Less

than 0.01

Molybdenum

Mltrlta

Less

than 0.1

Lead

Sulfur

Lc<;s

•than 0.1

Lithium

Less

than 0.5

Barium

Le<v5

than 1.0

Hexavalent chromium

Loss

than 0.01

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Selenium

Loss

than 0.01

USXZZ3& OP:

SAAAPtES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM D'.Tf or
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC RFQUCITZD. IK WNI7IHC
TO KCIAIN 1HIM I OR A LCI. G1H PGPIOO. P'SRHM-
ABIE SAMPLES ARC USUALLY DI'TARDf-D I'.VLLV
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HANDLING IFNEE2ING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

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0.49
0.59

PH

8.4

13.07

|V<?M

Turb1d<

1.03

!.••

2 un1

10.22

f0.l<-

0.73

0.77

0.32

1.08

MILL1

GRAMS PER

LITER

Less;

then

0

01

Less

than

0

1

Less

than

0

1-

Less

than

0

05

Less

than

0

01

Less

than

0

5

Loss than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less, than 0.1
Less than 0.05

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/23/74
8/27/74

2314

SAMPLE MARKED: SG At #1C DST - 1,362 Feet
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS TRO'A DATE C=
REPORT UNLESS WE *Ke REQUESTED. IN Willi:'.;;.,
10 kfclAIN TtinW (OR A LONGER PC SHOO r-EKlSH-
API E SAMPLES ARF USUALLY DCCAKCfiO I.W.tD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING, ETC.) IN AOVANLE.

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Ammonia-nitrogen 0.4

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

350

C.O.D.

11

MB -AS

Less

than 0.5

Phenols

Less

than 0.00

Cyanide

Less

than 0.01

Hydrogen sulfide

Less

than 0.1

Nitrite

0.3

Lithium

Less

than 5

Da Hum

Less

than 1

Hexavalent chromium

Less

than 0.01

MECfEBLS OF:

Hydroxide Less than 0.1
Total dissolved

solids 990

pll 7.7

Turbidity 2 units

MILLIGRAMS

•'PER LITER

••MILL I- EQUIVALENTS

Cal ci urn

71

3.543

».***

< (&A.V- |,;i

Magnesium

42

3.457

J, H U

^ *■•»

Sodi urn

260-

11.308

ii. V^

/ ^-vo.i'-n.'

Carbonate

Less than 0.1

*/'Mf*t?

Bicarbonate

480

7.872

I.?"?

-

Chloride

25

0.705

.1 Q

l.rt

Sul fate

440.,.

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Less than 0.1

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Phosphate

Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

22

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MILLIGRAMS PER

LITER

Iron

Less than 0.05

Fluoride

1.8

Arsenic

Less than 0.

01

P. alkalinity,

in

terms

of

Selenium

Less than 0.

01

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Less than 0.1

Boron

1.

3

I'D alkalinity,

in

terms

of

Manganese

0.

26

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calcium carbonate

390

Mercury

Less than 0.

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2 Park Central , Suite 555
1515 Arapahoe Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
Attn: John Matis

-.AMPLE MARKED: SG 1-C DST Jetting 1515-1640 Feet

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ANALYSIS:

Cal ci um

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

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Iron

Fl uori de

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

C.O.D.
Phenols
Cyanide
Mi tri te
Sulfide

Lithium

Bari um

Hexavalent chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

'JESftiSSIS OF:

KT«*ica« cm wicai i-» ■ '/

MILLIGRAMS
• PER LITER .

8.2
9.6

300

30

730

20

11
Less than 0.1
Less than 0,1..

11

Less than 0.05
4.0

25

600

60

35
Less than 0.001
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

Less than 0.5
Less than 1

Less than 0.01
I ess than 0.01
Less than 0.01

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/30/74
9/4/74

2460

OF

KX^.h^'i^e^noTetc:, in advance.
MiLLI -EQUIVALENTS

0.409

0.790

12.772

y I'i'-iHM 0.999

*!,!>& •' l>° 0.564
1 0.229

0.289

p. v

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Boron

Mercury

Hydroxi de

Total dissolved solids

Cadmium

Copper

Lead

Manganese

Silver

Zinc

0.35

Less

than 0.01

Less

than 0.1

860

Less

than 0.01

0.04

.

0.8

0.07

0.014

0.7

pH
Turbidity

8.2

12 units

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DATE RECEIVED: 0/30/74
DATE REPORTED: 9/4/74

LAB. NUMBER:

2461

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* IATELY unless client has REQUESTED SPECIAL

' HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

ANALYSIS: MILLIGRAMS

'PER LITER • MILLI-EQUIVALEHTS"

Calcium 4.1 • 0,205 •>•*-'

Kaqnesium 7.2 ■ 0.593 »•*:

Sodium 310 . . ,«, v? 13.222 '5'*1

Carbonate 21 2 **+•"» * 0.699 a-n°0

Bicarbonate 750 £ ^..'o '-,>q 12.382 «•»"

Chloride 23 C,'P' 0.649 *-L\

Sulfate 1.5 .•**

Nitrate 0.2

Phosphate Less than 0.1 ..

' " Silicon dioxide 11 ■ ■' 0.289 ,.

•. — p.- *■

Iron Less than 0.05 ^~^~* MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Animoni a -nitrogen . 1.4

Fluoride 5.0 "" Boron " 0.25

P. alkalinity, in terns Mercury Less than 0.01

of calcium carbonate 17 Hydroxide Less than 0.1

M0 alkalinity, in terms Total dissolved solids 830

of calcium carbonate 620 Cadmium Less than 0.01

Hardness, in terms of Copper Less than 0.1

calcium carbonate 10 Lead Less- than 0.05

C.O.D. 165 Manganese Less than 0.05

Phenols . Less than 0.001 Silver Less than 0.01

Cyanide Less then 0.01 Zinc Less than 0.5
Hitrite Less than GH 0.1
Sulfide Less than 0.1

Lithium Less than 0.5

Barium Less than 1 pH 8.0

Hexavalent chromium Less than 0.01 Turbidity 6 units

Arsenic Less than 0.01

Selenium less than 0.01

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Peply lO INSIKUfeCNIAl ANAIYSIS DIVISION. U335 WEST AVfNUE. GOll>lN. COlOkAOO. 60<0I. PHONEi 003-3789J2I

To: Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO

18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 80401

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Lit .-"'*.

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: SGAT |1C D.S.T. 1362-1512 ft

Uq/ml
CONCENTRATION IN NXaOMOGfiff

Date: October 2, 1974
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEA\ENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead o.5

Thallium

Mercury ** 0.0003

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

Samarium

Neodymium

Praseodymium

Cerium

Lanthanum

Barium

Cesium

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium

Cadmium

Silver :

Palladium

Rhodium

0.01

STD

Ruthenium Vanadium

Molybdenum 0.02 Titanium 0.3
Niobium Scandium

Zirconium Calcium *
Yttrium Potassium *

Strontium 4 Chlorine *

Rubidium 0.005 Sulfur *
Bromine Phosphorus 0.2

Selenium Silicon

Arsenic Aluminum

Germanium Magnesium
Gallium Sodium

Zinc 0.8 Fluorine

Copper 0.05 Oxygen

Nickel 0.01 Nitrogen

Cobalt 0.00 4 Carbon

Iron 0.8 Boron

Manganese. 0.1 Beryllium
Chromium Lithium

0.4
*

NR - Not Reported <0.009 pg/ml

All elements not reported <3QIKjiWKX-XKtf}K
**Plaraeless /itomic Absorption

rNot reported
Approved:

Hydrogen
upon rccvupr,t

NR

NR

NR

0.02

0.001

0.2

NR

^A

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CCNLKAL OfflOES: 2?rt NORTH lASALlL STKCCT, CHICAGO, IILINOI3 00001 • AULA COOT 312 720-804
Reply tO INSUUMlNIAl AN6.1VSIS DIVISION. 14335 WIST AVtNUt. COU>[N. COLORADO. 80401. I'MONE: 303 270 9121

To.- Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO

18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 80401

P. O. No.:

jl..::iL\.-~±\

Sample No.: SCAT tflC D.S.T. 1515'-1640 ft. ,

yg/ml

1 CONCENTRATION IN *RM>J«HSMTj

Date: October 2, 19 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEMENT

CONC

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMFNT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

.Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.003

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.03

Titanium

0.06

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

0.002

Lead

0.4

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymi urn

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury **

48S3

Praseodymium

Strontium

0.3

Chlorine

*

;

Gold

Cerium

0.

,005

Rubidium

0.02

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

0.

,0 09...

Bromine

0.01

Phosphorus

0.4

-.

Iridium

Barium

0.

,09

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.02

Aluminum

10

Rhenium

Iodine

•

Germanium

0.006

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gal 1 i urn

0.006

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc-

0.2

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.01

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.008

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.004

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

3

Boron

0.03

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese.

0.2

Beryllium

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

Chromium

0.02

Lithium

0.4

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Rep
All elements n

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ol reported

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upon request: / [/ /

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To: Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO

18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 8 04 01

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: SGAT SIC D.S.T. 1566-1640 ft.

pg/ml

CONCENTRATION IN ppAXXvCKXil

Date: October 2, 19 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead 0.04

Thallium

Mercury*** 0.0 004

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

NR - Not Reported
All elements no! repotted
** : Heterogeneous

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

Samarium

Neodymi urn

Praseodymium

Cerium 0.003

Lanthanum 0.00 3--

Barium 0.06

Cesium 0.003

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium STD

Cadmium

Silver

Palladium

Rhodium

Ruthenium

Molybdenum **0.01

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium 0.4

Rubidium 0.002

Bromine 0.007

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium v.

Gallium

Zinc L^3

Copper 0.0 3

Nickel 0.004

Cobalt 0.01

Iron 0.08

Manganese. 0.03

Chromium 0.002

< 0.004 jig/ml *Not Reported upon rcqu

<0.1 ppnt v/eicjlif

***Flamclcss Atonu

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen
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10.001

0.05

10.001
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0.06
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NR
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To: Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO
. 18200 West H.iway 72
Golden, CO 804 ol

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: SGAT |1C D.S.T. 1566-1640 ft

yg/ml

CONCENTRATION IN E^gWCJGW

Date: October 2, 19 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead 0.1

Thallium

Mercury ** 0. 0007

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thul iiifii

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

Samarium

Neodynri urn

Praseodymium

Cerium

Lanthanum

Barium

Cesium

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium

Cadmium

Silver

Palladium

Rhodium

Ruthenium
Molybdenum
Niobium
Zirconium
Yttrium
Strontium
0.002 Rubidium

0.00 3 Bromine

0.04 Selenium

Arsenic
Germanium
Gallium
Zinc
Copper
STD Nickel

Cobalt
• Iron
Manganese.
Chromium

0.009

NR - No! Reported <0. 00 2 yCj/ml

All elements not reported '.IP. AxV^x^0-! w'^
**Flamslcss Atomic Absorption

*Not reported
Approved:

upon req

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COMMERCIAL TESTING & ENGINEERING CO.

GENCRAL OMICfS: 320 KORTH LASALLC S1RCHT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 00001 • ARCA COOL" 313 730-0*34

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1-1335 Wer.l 4-tth Avenue
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October 2, 1974

Phone: 303-278-9521

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TOSCO

1820 0 West Hiway 72

Golden, CO 80401

ANALYTICAL REPORT

MG/LITER TOC:

SG-Cb-2B Top Para Cr. 890 ft. -.1

/^SGAT SIC D.S.T. 1362-1512 ft. -.1

/^SGAT |1C D.S.T. 1515'-1640 ft. -.1

/^SGAT SIC D.S.T. 1566-1646- ft. -.1

^-"SGAT SIC D.S.T. 1566-1G40 ft. -.1

SG #11 1330 ft. -.1

SG #11 1385 ft. • -.1

SG fill Depth 2465 '-.1

SG #11 2825 ft. -.1

SG £6 1350 ft. Top of Mining Zone -.1

SG #6 1425 ft. Bottom of 24ining Zone --.1

SG #6 154 7 ft. Below "B" Groove -.1

Minus sign indicates parameter is below level indicated.
TOC was run on waters marked "Regular".

Sincerely ,

M. L. Uactps

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ANALYSIS J.CPORT

IElLTI rCVCC *b'j-3G4t

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD
2 Park Central

COMPANY

Suite 555

1515 Aranahoo Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
Attn: John Matis

DATr: RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/9/74
8/22/74

2014

SAMPLE MARKED: S.G. #6 - Top of Parachute Creek 910 Feet

ANALYSU

Calcium
Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride

Sulfate

Nitrate

Phosphate-
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

Total dissolved solids

MB -AS

Phenols

Cyanide

Hitrite

Sulfur

Lithium

Barium

Hcxavalent chromium

Arsenic

MILLIGRAMS

P

FR LITER

25

19

195

5 Ctffi*

30

4 c. «•*'

360

•lt»*

19

160

4.6

Less

than 0.1
21

Less

than 0.05
4.2 -

of

Selenium

25

Boron

of

Mercury

300

Caclnri uni

Copper

140

Lead

605

Molybdenum

Less

than 0.5

Silver

Less

than 0.001

Zinc

Less

than 0.01

Cobal t

Less

than 0.1

Less

than 0.1

Less

than 1.0

Less

than 1.0

Less

than 0.01

Less

than 0.01

SAA'.PIES AP.E DISCARDED IW 15 DAYS FROM OATr.

retort in. its', v.'t ami; requested, r. miti.

TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER I'EKIOO. I'cRI
AOLC SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DltCACOi-.D IMAAi
IA1ELY UNLESS CLI'.'NT HAS REQUESTED STtC

handling (ninc7iKo. etc.) ih advance.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

l.i*' 1.247

'.*<- 1.564
"l<! i.^i 8.508
f».K {.»' 0.999

5*.*3 5.904

/.

°-^ 0.536
vis 3.328

pH 8.8

Turbidi ty
Less than
1 unit

j^>

0.552

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Less than 0.03
2.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0. 1

Less than 0.05

Less than 0.05

Less than 0.01

Less than 0.05

Less than 0.1

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ANALYSIS r.CCORT

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
2 Park Central , Suite 555
1515 /irapahoe Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
Attn: John Mat is

DATE RECEIVED: 0/2 3/74
DATE REPORTED: 0/27/74

LAD. NUMBER:

2309

SAMPLE MARKED:

S.G. #6 - Top 1,350 Feet

ANALYSIS:

Calcium (Ca)
Magnesium (Mg)
Sodium (Na)
Carbonate (CO3)
Bicarbonate (HCO3)

Chloride (CI)
Sulfate (SO4)
Nitrate (KO3)
Phosphate (FO4)
Silicon dioxide ( S i 0 2 )

Iron (Fe)

Fluoride (F)

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

c.o.n.

MB -AS
Phenols
Cyanide (Cn)

MILLIGRAMS
' PER LITER

12

7.1

305
Less than 0.1
760

19

37
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

14

Less than 0.05
18

Less

of

than 0.1
620
60

SAA^PIES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 PAYS FROM D»TE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED, IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PiiRIOO. Pl-P.ISH-
AHLE SAA^PLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED lAVMKD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT MAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

Less
Less

\ Z1J„

thair-0.5

than 0.001

Selenium (Se)
Boron (B)
Manganese (Mn)
Mercury (I In)
Hydroxide (OH)

0.599

0.584

13.245

f ^ »- V

12.464

''?." ***

0.536
0.770

. 77

i'

0.368
0.290

i <*.;■.»

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

-. m.hh

Less

than 0.01
1.2

Less

than 0.05

Less

than 0.01

Less

than 0.1

Less than 0.01 Total dissolved solids

Hydrogen sulfide (II^S) Less than 0.1 Animoni a -nitrogen

750

0.3

Nitrite (NO?)
Lithium (Li )
Barium (Ca)
Hexavalcnt chromium
Arsenic (As)

Less than 0.1

Less than 5. /

pH

7.4

Less than 1

Turbidity

1 unit

Less than 0.01

0.04

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Hilt P.CPORT l« 1101 TO IT ikri'P.OtMICtD. IM WHOLC On IN PART. I OR Af>VE nTlSINO PUflPOSCS WITHOUT OuTAllliNn PRIOR WIMTTMI /.UTUPRUA1 IO»<

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/23/74
8/27/74

2311

: SAMPLE MARKED: SG £6 - Bottom 1,425 Feet
ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Magnesium
Sodium
Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sul fate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate

Ammonia-nitrogen
C.O.D.
. MB-AS
Phenol s

Cyanide

Hydrogen sulfide
Nitrite

Lithium

Barium

Hcxavalcnt chromium

MUttCwiS Of:

AA'.VRli'All ASl'M or cl'nl'Ai Oil MISTS
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PAI I • \ ' i: .1!'. US " AMI ' i A
III*! 1 1(11 . i ,' i ..i.) 1 LCIINUI IXJV
IIUMA XI

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

7.4

4.3
330
45
740

27
Less than 4
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

13

Less than 0.05
20 -"'

37

610

35

Less than 0.1
7.0
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.001
Less than 0.01

-7

0*

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron

Manganese

Mercury

SAMPl.CS ART DISCARDED III 15 DAY5 FROM OATH Cr
REPORT UNI I.5S V. C ARC f: CQU1 ST :-'n. VI WRITING.
TO RETAIN THCM IOR A LGNGLR PERIOD, r r I • ■'■
ADLfc. SAAU'LL'S ARS£ USUALLY DISCARDED lA'.V.UD-
IATKLY UNt.LSS CLIENT HAS REQUES1 1:0 SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING, C1C.) IN ADVANCE.

■ MI LLI -EQUIVALENTS

0.369

°.~b7

0.354

■>. > *

14.337

/-i. ■■"

1.499

:.**

12.136

■■L. '">

J.

2 •'■'

1 «-

»|. V.

0.761

0.342

0.322

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.01
Less than 0.01

1.2
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

Hydroxide Less than 0.1
Total dissolved solids 760

Less t

Less 1
Less t
Less t

han 0.1
han 0.1
han 5

han 1
Less than 0.0]

pll
Turbidity

8.3

2 units

tS.»1

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/23/74
8/27/74

2310

SAMPLE MARKED: SG Z/6 - Below "B" 1547 Feet

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

■"PER 'LITER

Cal ci urn

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

Ammonia -nitrogen

P. alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
C.O.D.
MB -AS
Phenols
Cyanide

Hydrogen sulfide

Nitrite

Lithium

Barium

Hexavalent chromium

7.4
2.8

330
33

750

24
Less than 4
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

16

Less

of

of

than 0.05
20 ■"
0.3

27

620

30
8.3
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.1
0.2
Less than 5
Less than 1
Less than 0.0]

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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

0.369

*>.V

0.230

x^

14.220

iH-1>*

1.099

1. <->

12.300

/'.^

^

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron

Manganese

Mercury

0.677

0.421

0.322

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

0.02
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

o.

cjL 5.

Hydroxide Less than 0.1

Total dissolved

solids

pll 8.3

Turbidity 2 units

775

H. i i
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ANALYSIS ItrORt

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

0/30/74
9/4/74

LAB. NUMBER:

2462

SAMPLE MARKED: SG #6 T.D. 2220 Feet
ANALYSIS:

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REI'ORT UNLESS WE ALT RHQUCSTf l>. HI WHITING.
TO RETAIN THEM f OK A LONGER HiiRlOO I'i-RISH-
AOLf: SAMPLES ARE USUAII.Y DISCARDED IJ-'JAGD-
IATI.LY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REOU I ST ED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

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MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

mill:

[-EQUIVALENTS

7.4

0.369 r.tf

Magnesium

6.2

0.510 »•*'.

Sodium

330

14.109 'L|'^

Carbonate

48

1.598 '>*

Bicarbonate

760

12.464 " "'

Chloride

13

0.357 *'"i"7

Sulfate

13

0.270 °-xl

Nitrate

0.2

—*•*-- . - i< i i,

Phosphate

Less

th

an 0.1

Silicon dioxide

11

^ •■v<1

0.289 -' *" "" ' ' ■"

Iron

Less

th

an 0.05

<*7

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Amino ni a -nitrogen

0.8 y

Fluoride

4.5 x

Selenium

Less

than 0.01

P. alkalinity, in term

s

Boron

Less

than 0.1

of calcium carbonate

39 •

Mercury

Less

than 0.01

MO al kal i ni ty , i n te rms

Hydroxide

Less

than 0.1

of calcium carbonate

630

Total dissolved

solids

890

Hardness, in terms of

-

calcium carbonate

44

Cadmium

Less

than 0.01

C.O.D.

5.0

Copper

Less

than 0.1

Phenols

Less

th

an 0.001

Lead

Less

than 0.05

Cyani de

Less

th

an 0.01

Manganese

Less

than 0.05

Nitrite

Less

th

an 0.1

Silver
Zinc

Less

0.012
than 0.5

Sulfide

Less

th

an 0.1

Lithium

Less

th

an 0.5

Barium

Less

th

an 1.0

Hexavalcnt chromi urn

Less

than 0.01

pH 8.

3

Arsenic

Less

than 0.01

Turbidi ty

Lcs

s than 1 unit

M£M

kbs or:

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Reply to iNsicuMfNiAi analysis division. 1035 west avenue, golden. Colorado. 00401. phone: 303-278-9521

To: Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO

18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, CO 80401

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: SG #6 1350 ft. Top of Mining Zone

Vi g/ml

CONCENTRATION IN RRfifciMSGHJ

Dale: October 2, 19 74
Analyst: s. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

•

-Uranium

Terbium

-

Ruthenium

Vanadium

<0.001

\

Thorium
Bismuth

Gadolinium
Europium

Molybdenum
Niobium

0.05

Titanium
Scandium

0.01

Lead

0.009

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury **

0.0009

Praseodymium

Strontium

0.4

Chlorine

*

Gold

Cerium

Rubidium

0.004

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.007

Phosphorus

0.05

Iridium

Barium

0.03

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.01

Aluminum

0. 3

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.06

Fluorine

*

-

Hafnium

Tin /

Copper

0.01 •

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.008

Ni trogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.003

Carbon

NR

Thul ium

Silver

Iron

0. 0G

Boron

0.05

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.009

Beryll ium

Holm ium

Rhodium

Chromium

0.003

Lithium

0.04

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Repork»d < 0.002 yg/ml

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**Flameless Atomic Absorption

*Not reported upon roquast

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INSlkUMCNIAl ANALYSIS PIVISION. U335 WEST AVENUC. OOLDCN. COLORADO. 00-101. PHONE: 303 27B-9531

To: Mr. Prank Haas
TOSCO

10?00 West Iliway 72
Golden, CO 80401

P. O. No.:

/-.— — U i j L — MJdk

Date: October 2, 1974
Analyst: S. Sweeney

Sample No.': SG #6 1425 ft. Bottom of Mining Zone IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

vi g/ial
CONCENTRATION IN RfM&&<EHM5?

ELEMENT CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEA4ENT

CONC.

-Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

<0.001

t>

Thorium

Gadol inium

Molybdenum

0.02

Titanium

0. 01

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

•

Scandium

<0.001

Lead 0.01

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

<0.001

Potassium

*

Mercury ** 0. 0008

Praseodymium

Strontium

0. 3

Chlorine

*

Geld

Cerium

Rubidium

0.006

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

0.

.002

Bromine

0.005

Phosphorus

j 0.04

Iridium

Barium

0.

.03

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmi urn

Cesium

0.

,003

Arsenic.

0.01

Aluminum

0. 3

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gal 1 ium

Sodium

•k

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.06

Fluorine

*

-

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.02

Oxygen

NR

Lutecium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.01

Ni trogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobal t

0.003

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

0.2

Boron

0.03

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.01

B cry 11 ium

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

Chromium

0.01

Lithium

0. 3

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Nol Reported <0.002 |jg/mJ
All elements not reported •>: £ v]\~~.'V\ -V S.'.'V. '\\ \

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To: Mr. Frank Haas
TOSCO

18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 80401

P. O. Mo.:

Sample No.: SG #6 1547 ft. Below "B" Groove

Lig/ml

CONCENTRATION IN mtSdMBQliS

Date: October 2, 19 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-111-002-12

ELEA'vENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury ** 0.0006

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

Terbium

Gadol inium

Europium

Samarium

Neodymium

Praseodymium

Cerium 0.003

Lanthanum 0.003

Barium 0.08

Cesium 0.004

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium

Rhodium

STD

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

NR - Nol Roporled <0.004 iKj/ml

All el'-nujnts not leporUiiH *:;f>£>fVJ-,.>>:v";'<i!V'^
**Flaineless Atomic Absorption

Vanadium

0.0 3 Titanium 0.01

Scandium

Calcium *

Potassium

0. 3 Chlorine *

0.009 Sulfur *

0.01 Phosphorus 0.2

Silicon *

0.0 3 Aluminum 0.2

Magnesium *

Sodium *

Fluorine *

Oxygen NR

Ni trogen NR

0.003 Carbon NR

0.04 Boron 0.0 4

0.01 Beryllium

0.00 5 Lithium 0.2

Hydrogen NR
*Not reported upon .request /
Approved: /1/h / (L^^

0.1
0. 03
0.02

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Phone: 303-2/0-9521

October 2, 1974

•

Mr. Frank Haas

TOSCO

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Golden, CO 80 4 01

ANALYTICAL REPORT

MG/LITER TOC:

SG-Cb-2B Top Para Cr. 890 ft.

SCAT #1C D.S.T. 1362-1512 ft.

SGAT #1C D.S.T. 1515'-1640 ft.

SCAT SIC D.S.T. 1566-1640 ft.

SGAT flC D.S.T. 1566-1640 ft.

SG #11 1330 ft.

SG #11 1385 ft.

SG #11 Depth 24 65 ""

SG #11 2825 ft.
/^SG #6 1350 ft. Top of Mining Zone
l/SG 16 1425 ft. Bottom of Mining Zone
(/SG i',6 154 7 ft. Below "B" Groove

-.1

-.1

-.1

— . x

-.1

-.1

-.1

-.1

-.1

-.1

-.1

-.1

Minus ; sign indicates parameter is below level indicated
aOC v.ms run on waters marked "Regular".
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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COHPMY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

10/ J 7/7-''
11/4/74

4755

SAMPLE MARKED: Sorgnua Gulch 59 993 Feet Top of Parachute

Creek

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

SAJY.PIES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS F-RO'A DATE OC
REPORT UNLESS V.C AKE REQUESTED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN '(HEM I OR A LONGER PER '00. PERISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DlSCARDiO l/'.<A*D-
lATf'LY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RLCUCSTf-O SPfcCIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE

.1LMOS OF:

A V C C I C A N

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Him hic'n

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Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terns

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calci urn carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids
(calculated)

AntTonl a

Li thi un

Bcriu'i

l!i»:avalent chronlum

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron
Hydroxide

»ss'N of rrnni cnfmists

CHI Ml C L S')C I I TY

OIL ClirMISTS* S0C1FTY

01 I I r I A I I. A c I N >. (.I'IMI 5TS

SHIFT Kb OF .Ml RICA

f.r i -a-:i 1 1 ChmjloGY

9.0

n.7

177

12

426

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22
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
15

of
of

0.95
9. a

000

52

am

0.2
Less than 0.5

Less than 1.0
Less than 0.01
0.01
Less than 0.01

0.7
Less than 0.1

MI LLI -EQUIVALENTS

£ Cations = 8.74
£ Anions =8.36
% Difference =2.2

Aluminum
Copper
Cadcnl urn
Lead
Penrsnesa

Silver

7.1 nc
Harcury

0.4L3
0.5F1
7.7C0
0.403

G.9?5

0.4!i3

0.500

0.519

HILLIGR.JC PER LITER

sV

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Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.05

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
Loss than 0.01

pll £.9

Spoclflc conductance 620 rclcroriios per cc

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DATE RECEIVED: 10/17/7-
DATE REPORTED: U/-W

LAS. NUMBER:

3736

SAA4PLE MARKED: Sorghum Gulch iO 1200 Feet (Cora Point)
ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Magnesium
Sodi urn
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REOUEtTL'D, IK WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM EON A LONGER I EHIOO. P2SISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IMMED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RCUJESTCD SFtCIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terns

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate

.T0tfllftHflfld;S0l1dS

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L1th1u«n

Barium

liaxav&lent chromium

Arsenic
S'-lcnU'.'n
!;oron
Hydroxlda

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILLI-

EQUIVALENTS

7.0

0.349

3.0

0.247

190

8.265

12

E Cations = 8. 86

0.400

460

E Anions =8.30
% Difference =3.3

7.3?0

Less

th?n 4.0

Less

than 4,0

Less

than 0.1

Less

then 0.1

■..«..•

12

0.400

0,95

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10

of

of

MILLIGRAMS PER LITE!

M

Alux'ifium

Copper

30

Cadmium

44?.

Lead
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0.3

Stiver

Less

then 0.0

Z1nc

Less

then 1.0

Mercury

Less

than 0.01

Less

then 0,01

Less

than 0.O1

PM

0.6

Spactflc

Less

than 0.1

7.4
Less than 0.1
Less than 0,01
Less than Q.Q5
Less tnan 0,u;>

Less then 0.01
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01

a.s

Specific conductance 690 i.rlc roinhos par cc

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ANALYSIS KtPOST

TCLDUM 455-3641

Atlantic Ricnriao COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED: 10/17/74
DATE REPORTED: 10/2S/74

LAB. NUMBER:

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SAJWPLCS ARE OISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FDOM T-ATC OF
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SAMPLE MARKED: Sorghum Gulch £9 (Top) 1,285 Feet SJ6K^«™R^5AuA^vGED.K"gS T&'IS

IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTEO SPECIAL
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ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LI TCP. HILLI-EQUIVALEMTS

Calcium 6.6 ' 0.329

Magnesium A. 3 0.354

Sodium 210 _ _ .. _ n o0 9.135

Carbonate Less than 0.1 E Cations - 9 . 82

Bicarbonate 526 E Anions = 9.30 B#62g

% Difference =2.7

Chloric;- 2.1

Sulfate 7.4 0.154

.'.'Urate Less than 0.1

Phosphate Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide 13 0.4 33

Iron 0.08

Fluoride 10 . 0.523

Hardness, in terra of

calcium carbonate 34

Ammonia 0,5 MILLIGRAMS PER LITE?.

Lithium Less than 0.5

Hannanese Less then 0.05

Barium Less than 1.0 Silver Less than 0.01

llexavalent chromium ■ Less than 0.01 Zinc Less than 0.5

Arsenic Less than 0.01 Mercury Less than 0.01

Selenium Less than 0.01 Total dissolved solids 510

Boron 0,f>

Hydroxide Loss than 0.1

Aluminum 0.0

Copper Less than 1.0 pH 7.9

Cadmium Less than 0.01 Specific conductance C20 lalcremhcs percc

Lead Less than 0.05

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ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITifR MILLI-F.QiJlVALEiiTS

Calcium 5.7 0.281

Hagneslum 5.3 0.477

Sodium 225 9.739

Carbonate Less than 0.1 „ _, J.. 1rt rr

Bicarbonate 586 2 Cations = 10. 55 g610

E Anions = 10.29

Chloride 1.4 % Difference = 1.2

Sulfate 7.7 0.150

filtrate Less than 0.1

Phosphate Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide 12 0.490

Iron 0.05 .

Fluoride 10 0.523

Hardness, 1n terns of
calcium carbonate 30

Awronia 0.5 MliJ.K.RAM.S PER LITER

Lithium Less than 0.5

Manganese Loss than Q.H5

Kb'Kclii P*ariura Less than 1.0 Silver Less than 0.01

Hexavalent chromium Less than 0.01 Zinc Less than 0.5

Arsenic Loss then 0.01 Mercury Less than 0.01

Selenium Less than 0.C1 Total dissolved solids 558

Boron .•• 0.5

Hydroxide Less than 0.1 pli 7.4

Aluminum 0.08 Specific conductance 939 mlcrorahos per cc

Copper Less than 0.1

Cadmium Less than 0.01

Lead Less than 0.05

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Phone: 303-276-0521

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The Oil Shale Corporation
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Golden, CO 804 01

Re: IAD £97-153-002-04

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Aquifer Test £1 after
pujnping 15 hrs.

Well 1-C String £2

ARCO SG #18~A T.D. 1330'

/x^ARCO SG-9 2750'

*Test performed on samples marked "Regular" and
run by an outside laboratory.

**Test performed on samples marked "Hg for N"

CAaJsa £> ku£j<n^

Cliarles R. 'Wilson
Analyst

TOC*

Nitrates**

mg/liter

mg/liter N

<1

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18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, Colorado C0401

Re: IAD //97- 140- 002- 33

ANALYTICAL REPORT

12 November 74

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ARCO et.al. SG #18 c-b G> 1380'

ARCO et.al. SG #18 960'
Top of para Cr. 800 mft

ARCO et.al. Ktr. samples SG #19
Top of para Cr. @ 466'

• ARCO SG #19 0 850'

ARCO SG #19 TO 0 981'

j/^SG #9 Top of Mining Zone 3285'

SG #18 Base of Mining Zone
TO 1425.6 (8C0mn)

/^-SG #9 Btm of Mining Zone 0 1360'.

^ARCO SG #9 Core Point (? 1200'

^-ftRCO et.al. SG #9 0 993'

Top of parachute creek 800 inn

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Nitrate**

Free Ammonia**

mg/liter

mg/liter N

mq/ liter N

3

0.26

0.017

3

<0.04

0.013

4

0.28

0.012

4

0.21

0.018

3

0.34

0.040

3

3.35

• 0.025

3

3.40

0.029

4

0.27

0.042

4

0.76 "

0.022

4

0.32

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** Test performed on samples marked Hg tor N

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To:

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARC0 et.al. SG #9 0 993' Top of
Parachute Cr.

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Analyst: $. Sweeney

IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONCENTRATION IN ug/ml

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium Terbium

Thorium Gadolinium

Bismuth Europium

Lead 0.02 Samarium

Thallium Neodymium
Mercury **0.0001 Praseodymium

Gold Cerium

Platinum Lanthanum

Iridium Barium

Osmium Cesium

Rhenium Iodine

Tungsten Tellurium

Tantalum Antimony

Hafnium Tin

Lutetium Indium

Ytterbium Cadmium

Thulium Silver

Erbium Palladium

Hoi mi urn Rhodium
Dysprosium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0.()03 |ifj/lTll

* Not reported upon request

** Flame 1 ess Atomic Absorption

0.002
0.002
0.02
0.002

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

Approved: /

0.6
*

0.5

/

Vanadium <0.001

Titanium 0.04

Scandium <0.001

Calcium *

0.001 Potassium *

5 Chlorine *

0.02 Sulfur *
0.005 Phosphorus
Silicon
Aluminum

Magnesium *

0.003 Sodium *

0.02 Fluorine *

0.007 Oxygen NR

0.005 Nitrogen NR

0.002 Carbon NR

0.4- Boron 0.002
0.1 Beryllium

0.002 Lithium 0.2

Hydrogen NR

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To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

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Date: 8 November 74

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARCO SG #9 Core Point § 1200'

CONCENTRATION IN yg/ml

Analyst: s. Sweeney

IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

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ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.004

k

Thorium
Bismuth

Gadolinium
Europium

Molybdenum
Niobium

0.006

Titanium
Scandium

0.03

Lead

0.02

Samarium

Zirconium

0.003

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury

**0.0001

Praseodymium

Strontium

0.3

Chlorine

*

Gold

Cerium

0.003

Rubidium

0.004

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

0.003

Bromine

0.02

Phosphorus '

0.5

Iridium

Barium

0.05

Selenium

Silicon

*

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.02

Aluminum

4

Rhenium

Iodine

0.002

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.3

Fluorine

*

m

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.1

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.05

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

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Cobalt

0.01

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

2

Boron

0.03

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.03

Beryll ium

0.001

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

Chromium

0.005

Lithium

0.5

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 003 ii(j/tlll
* Not reported upon request
** Flameless Atomic Absorption

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The Oil Shale Corporation jL^z.
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

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Analyst:

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P. O. No.:

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Sample No.: $Q

§3 Top of Mining Zone 1285'

IAD No.:

97-140-002-33

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CONCENTRATION

in ng/ml

1

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.008

i

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.02

Titanium

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

0.002

Lead

0.04 Samarium

Zirconium

0.01

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

i

Mercury

**0.0001 Praseodymium

Strontium

0.4

Chlorine

*

1
j

Gold

Cerium

Rubidium

0.4

Sulfur

*

1

1

Platinum

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.02

Phosphorus

0-5

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Iridium

Barium 0.7

Selenium

0.05

Sil icon

*

1

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Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Ha f n i urn

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erbium

Holmium

Dysprosium

Cesium

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium

Cadmium

Silver

Palladium

Rhodium

0.02

STD

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0.0()q uO/ml

* * Floi:.?l c:.r. Atomic Absorption
* Not reported upon request

Arsenic

Germanium

Gallium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

Approved:

0.12
0.01

0.4
0.05
0 .1

0.03

8
0 .3
0-01

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryllium

Lithium

Hydrogen

14

NR

NR

NR
0.08
0.001
0.4

NR

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To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hi way 72
6olden, Colorado 80401

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: SG #9 Btm. of Mining Zone @ 1360'

CONCENTRATION IN pg/ml

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium Terbium

Thorium Gadolinium

Bismuth Europium

Lead o.02 Samarium

Thallium Neodymium
Mercury **0.0001 Praseodymium

Gold Cerium 0.004

Platinum Lanthanum

Iridium Barium ' 0.5

Osmium Cesium 0.003

Rhenium Iodine

Tungsten Tellurium

Tantalum Antimony

Hafnium Tin

Lutetium Indium STD

Ytterbium Cadmium

Thulium Silver

Erbium Palladium

llolmium Rhodium
Dysprosium

NR - Nol Reported

All elements no) repotted <0. 006 |i(j/lill

* Not reported upon request
** Flanicless Atomic Absorption

Ruthenium

Molybdenum 0.003

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium 0.6

Rubidium 0.007

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic 0.007

Germanium

Gal lium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

0.03

0.01
0.02

0.02

2
0.05
0.004

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

t>i<^>

0.002
0.2

0.1

0.6

NR
NR
NR
0.1

0.1
NR

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Date: 20 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney

P. O. No.:

Sample No.:

ARCO Sg

-9 2750'

CONCENTRATION

ng/mi

INJfiPKKWBtJSm

IAD No.:

97-153-002

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ElEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.001

h

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.02

Titanium

0. 05

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

<0.001

Scandium

0.001

Lead

0.02

Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury

**0.0028

Praseodymium

Strontium

0.4

Chlorine

*

Gold

Cerium

Rubidium

0.01

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.02

Phosphorus

0.9

Iridium

Barium

0.

04

Selenium

Sil icon

*

Osmium

Cesium

0.

002

Arsenic

0.009

Aluminum

0.2

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

0.001

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.02

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.02

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.02

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

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Cobalt

0.008

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

0.2

Boron

0.00

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0. 01

Beryl 1 ium

<0. 00.1

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

Chromium

0.003

Lithium

0. 0

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported < 0.002 iiCf/ml

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The Oil Shale Corp.

182 00 West Hiway 72

Golden, CO 80401
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C & L No.: 97-057-002-11 .

14335 Wost 44th Ave

Golden, Colo. 80401

(303) 278-9521

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Lithium

*

Dysprosium

.. •

'.■

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reoorted <0.001 ng/ml '-Reported

All elements not reported :<otf<^>wo<Mj<;S
**Source Contamination ■ .

by different methods

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To: Mir. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.

18200 West Hiway 72

Golden, CO 80401
Customer No. : _

Sample No.: TOSCO 2211' depth off*''0

CONCENTRATION IN PPM WEIGHT

Date: 8-5-74

Analyst: s. Sweeney

C & L No.: 97-074-002-03

14335 Wost 44th Ave

Goldon, Colo. 60401

(303) 278-9521

ELEMENT

CO.NC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

•0.002

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.01

Thorium

Gadol inium

Molybdenum

0.03

Titanium

0. 5

Bismuth

Europium

0 . 0Q2

Niobium

0.0006

Scandium

0.003

Lead

i

Samarium

Zirconium

0.01

■ Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

0.0003

Potassium

*

Mercury

*

Praseodymium

0.0009

Strontium

1

Chlorine

*

Gold

.. Cerium

Rubidium •

0.08

Sulfur.-

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

. •

Bromine

0.1 .

Phosphorus

*

Iridium

- Barium

0.2

Selenium

0.004 .

Silicon

* .

Osmium

•■

Cesium

0.01

Arsenic

0.02

Aluminum

19 " .,'

Rhenium

Iodine

0.01 •

Germanium

0.01

Magnesium'

*

Tungsten

**

Tellurium •'

.

Gallium

0.002

Sodium

*.

Tantalum

** .

Antimony ;

. .- :

Zinc

0.09

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper-

0.1

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

. Indium

STD

Nickel

0.03

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium .

Cobalt

0.004

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

4

Boron

Erbium

Palladium

Manganese

0.2

I.

Beryllium

0.00006

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

.Chromium

.0.04

Lithium

* •

Dysprosium

, '

■ • '

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported <0.001 vq/ml

All element? not reported X- 3XX>$:$ X&}$§XX
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DCNV'LK, Cl>L(KOJiO r.o?n

analysis urcm

ULLTIOME 455-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATS RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAD. NUMBER:

6/19/74
6/27/74

787

I

c\V>°

SAMPLE f.lAI-iCCD:

SG #10 £60 Feet

ft

ANALYSIS:

Cal ci urn

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride

Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide
Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in ter

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

cal cium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calciin carbonate
Total dissolved solids

Dissolved oxygen

C.O.D.

5-Day B.O.D.

MB- AS

Phenols

Ammonia-nitrogen

Cyanide

Ki trite

Sulfide

Lithium

awkican a.«v»i or rrrr*i cuTmists
/ <• ir -ii t , . , i •,■ i •. :i iy
lit-CliA'l Oil ■". .. r.i .<■..■ • ■■•■ l!*TY
/ .'.■II !•( v .i.-i •. iviir/i. « i: MISTS
I .m. . i. V I .t.ii. ,-, i , av. . i'. A
UAH", lilt! or n..-;j l.tUHwltuY
JK'.C >.l

MILLIGRAMS.

PER LITER

/.«*> 29

Barium

».«1 26

Hexavalent chromium

t.1^160

Arsenic

t.t^ ;*-51 37

Selenium

*»' 320

Cadmi urn

*.*' 18

^ s** _

Copper

J7TT 170

0.32

Boron

Lead

Less than 0.1

Manganese

24

Silver

Less than'. 0.05

Zinc

3.5

Mercury

5 Of

Hydroxide

30

Residual chrloine

5 Of

Beryllium

260

Molybdenum

180 1'<

500 Lf*

5.2

14

pH 8.4

0.3

Turbidity 3 units

Less than 0.5

Less than 0.05

2.1

Less than 0.2

Less than 0. 1

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.5

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDCO IN 15 PAY"; PtJO'A D\TE OF
flCI'ORT UNLESS IVt AliE K ECUF:ST"L>. Ill Vl.UlH.'G.
TO RETAIN TtiSM rcn A LCi-lM l".RIC!5. i ■- "" I" H-
At)Lt: SAMPLES ARE USUALLY [M'CAl.LJU l.'.-.D-
IATELY UNLESS CtlfNT I'.AS R L CUES '. 10 Si'uCIAL
HANDLING irRtEZIK'C. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Less than 1.0
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05
0.012
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.1
4.3

Less than 0.05
0.05

Less than 0.01

Less than 0. 5
Less than C.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.]
Less than 0.1

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ANA.mu ttf-oai

TtltnONt 455-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REFOSTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

6/19/74
6/27/74

788

•

SAMPLE MASKED: SG 10 1,336 Feet
ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Fluoride

Iron

P. alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
HO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids

Ammonia nitrogen
Dissolved oxygen
5-Day B.O.D.
C.O.D.
Phenols

Cyanide
Ni tri to
Sulfide
Lithium
Barium

A'-.-t.io.u tmvw cit err** i cvrwuTj

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/.'. . ..:i •../ nil i ... ,n- 1 .• ;. ri-TV
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X\i.< ■•! V I ' -i.Hi ••» o - / .". i.-lfA
IMIMV'il Ur . ijjo V.'.n.oi in,Y

JIUMA XI

SAMPLES ARE DISCAROTO IN 15 DAYS FROM HATr CF
RfPOST UNLESS v.'E ARC RECUFSTKOi l>l W3m,-.1.
TO F.LTAIN 1M!:M FOR A LC'."«GLfl I'-IRIOO f .-PI M-
ABLE SAMPtl'S tr.C USUALLY :>!iC/.':D:.0 l'.V.5r.fr
IATLLY UNLLSj CLIFFY HAS R LOUC-J". .' I) srtCIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN AOVANCL.

1

MILLIGRAMS

MILLIGRAMS

••

PER LITER

PER LITER

(1

■■" 9.8

Hexavalent chromium

Less than 0.01

I

>J°, 9.6

Arseni c

Less than 0.C5

« 180
fcrt '",* 31

Selenium

Less than 0.01

Cadmi urn

Less than 0.01

tv,

510

Copper

Less than 0.1

*.«>■
*£

15

Boron

. 1.5

21

Lead

Less than 0.05

i*.v*

0.56

Manganese

Less than 0.05

Less

than 0.1

Silver

Less than 0.01

13

Zinc

Less than 0.5

8.0

Mercury

' Less than 0.01

Less

than 0.05

Hydroxide

Less than 0.1

Residual chlorine

Less than 0.1

25

Beryllium

Less than 0.1

Molybdenum

Less than 0.1

420

64 f<

ic

650 *'

pH 8.5

1.8

Turbidity 3 units

3.8

0.4

Less

than 0.5

Less

than 0.003

•

Less

than 0.2

Less

than 0.1

Less

than 0.1

Less

than 0.5

Less than 1.0

THE INDUSTRIAL LAD0.1ATCRIES CO.'.

asLf.'Jsf

•ANY

••<ii fif.-roM it hot to vr. rrrKfiuuctp. m wftcv.e or in part, ron Anvirnmwo rvRpmcs without obtaiuiug prior v/ihttlh auiiorhatio!

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ANALYSIS CiPOflT

TtUPHONE <!>:,- 3GO

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
1500 Security Life Building
Denver, Colorado 80202

Attn: John Matis

SAMPLE AAARR'uD: SG 10 Ml6 Feet
ANALYSIS:

HILL I GR AIIS
"PER LITER

Calcium (Ca)
■ Magnesium (I'g)
Sodium (Ha)
Carbonate (CO3)
Bicarbonate (HCO3)

Chloride (CI)
Sulfate (SO4)
Nitrate (KO3)
Phosphate (PO4)
Silicon dioxide (S1O2)

Iron (Fe)

Fluoride (F)

P. alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

Total dissolved solids
Ammonia -nitre gen
Dissolved oxygen
5-Day B.O.D.
C.O.D.

"TTTV'

TTfi
Less

6.6
13

230
37
573

14
27

0.74
than 0.1
13

i

M8-AS

Phenols

Cyanide

Nitrite

Sulfide

(Cn)
(Ii02)

Less than 0.05
18
of

30
of

470

68

540
1.8
3.4
0.9
4.7

Less than 0.5

Less than 0.003

Less than 0.2

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

6/19/74
6/27/74

789

»AA\PLf"S AfcfT DISrARDCD III IS DAYS P^OM O'TC- Cf

RCCokt uwinss *vt: Ai;e prr.u.-sTL'o. ifi v. in, in

TO RETAIN 1HCM ICn A LC.-.-jl.E p-'Ji.ifi 1 !-•:.'

Ami-: samples a»f usually oifc/rorri 1 •'•"."<>

IATI:LY UI-'LI.'S clicnt has c^qui -.I.-Li
HANDLING (FIIECZINO. ETC.) Ill ACVAScr

SFfcC'AL

Lithium (Li)
Barium (Ba)
Hexavalent chromium
Arsenic (As)
Selenium (Se)

Cadmium (Cd)
Copper(Cu)
Boron (B)
Manganese (Mn)
Silver (Ag)

Zinc (Zn)
Mercury (Hg)
Hydroxide (OH)
Residual chlorine
Beryllium (Be)
Molybenum (fio)

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

0.6
Less than 1.0
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
2.7
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

PH

8.5

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THE iry«pUSjr.!AL LAC0.1ATC!;!2S CO.V.PAMY

ClI^.'.iST

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tOUT OiTAimkO PPIO* WPiTTDM AlMlientJAl it .--«

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DENVTk, COLON ATX) fX>2 1 »

ANALYSIS (CrOAT

ATLANTIC P.I C: IE I ELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: SO HO - 2,211 Feet

•

ANALYSIS:

HILLI GRAMS

PER LITER

Cal d urn

16

Kaqneslun

3.7

Sodium

440

Carbonate

34

C1 carbonate

830

Chloride

120

Sulfate

55

Nitrate

Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide 15

Phosphate Less then 0.1

Iron Less than 0.05

Fluoride 15

P. alkalinity. In tcrrs
of calcium carbonate 28
K0, alkalinity, in terns of

calcium carbonate 680

Hardness, 1n tenrs of

calcium carbonate 54

Total dissolved solids 6S0

Amionia-nitrcqcn 7.0

C.O.D. 11

1',3-AS Less than 0.5

phenols Less than 0.CD1

Cyanide

Nitrite

Sulfur

Lithium

Barium

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Loss than 0.1
Less than 0.5
Less than 1.0

TElCmXt 453-3641

Hexavalent chromlu.-n Less than 0.01
Arsenic Loss thtn 0.01

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fj.\ rir/N o .micai i-.'.'i- l"

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A5. ••: (.1 r* lUCIM KACISO I -H MltTJ
t/,urv l..<ji'i. :ci (•• A«.niCA

fKitituTC op toco lrcuxOLOor

tiOVA Kl

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

7/r774
C/l/74

1232

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FKV» D'TC C
REPORT UNLESS V. E ARE R ECU E STCD. IN WOITIH.*
10 RL1AII1 THEM FOR A LONGER PtRICS. P':ri'H.
AME SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DirCA.-^IO IVA4..D-
IATCLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REOULSTF3 SPECIAL
HANDLING IFREEZIN&. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILL! -EQUIVALENTS

0.80

pH 8

1.10 o.->\

19.09 '*•»:>

Turbidity

1.13

6 units

13.66 rb>«

3.38

1.14

0.39

Selcnlua

Cadritim

Copper

Doron

Manganese

SHvor

Zinc

Karcury

Hydroxide
Chlorino

Beryllium

folybdenum
Lead

1.10

*.q

-

MILLIGRAMS

, PER LITER

Less

than

0.01

Less

thsn

0.01

Less

then 0.1

5.0

Less

then 0.05

Less

than

0.01

Less

then

0.5

Less

than

0.01

Less

then

0.1

Loss

than

0.1

Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.05

THE INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES CO.V.PANY
CH2//.IST

,h.. «,o.t ,. not ,o .« Mrnoou«D. .n «<«i D. .« r«T. ron adv.p.tis.no purpose w.tmout CtA.H.HO pp.o* *..T1.H •»»..»».

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Elemental Analysis — Mess Spectrometry

General Analytical Services

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.

18200 West Hiway 72

Golden, CO 80401
Customer No. : . _. *.»

Sample No.: tosco 96 0' depth Sir ■

CONCENTRATION IN PPM WEIGHT

• Date: 8-5-74
■ Analyst: s. Sweeney
C & L No.:

14335 We»t A4\h Avo

Golden, Colo. 60401

(303) 278-9521

97-057-002-11

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC,

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thulium

Erb i urn

Hoi mi urn

Dysprosium

**

**

CONC.

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.003

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.02

Titanium

0.3

Europium

. '-. ;■ Niobium

0.003

Scandium

0.002

Samarium

Zirconium

• Calcium

*

Neodymium

• Yttrium

Potassium

* • •

Praseodymium

Strontium

1

Chlorine

*

Cerium

;."••' Rubidium •

0.006

Sulfur/

*

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.003

Phosphorus

*

Barium

0.01 Selenium

0.001 .

Silicon

* .

Cesium

0.0004 Arsenic

0.01

Aluminum

0.9

Iodine

■ • ' . Germanium

0.002

Magnesium.

*

Tellurium

• Gallium

Sodium

*

Antimony

■0.0.007 Zinc

0.04

Fluorine

*

Tin

• Copper-- . .

0.04

Oxygen

NR

1

Indium

STD Nickel

0.01

Nitrogen

NR

Cadmium

Cobalt

0.002

Carbon

NR

Silver

Iron

0.9

Boron

Palladium

Manganese

0.02

Beryllium

Rhodium

.Chromium

0.007

Lithium

*

Hydrogen NR

NR - Not Reported <0.001 ug/nl

All elements not reported xa^'MC^x;.'o\>^5>
**Source Contamination

■* Reported by different methods

- - . M .... m _,.,, .., ,..-,. . ,

II B-297

%

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C & L LABORATORIES

Elemental Analysis — Mass Spoctromotry

General Analytical Services

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.

18200 West Hiv/ay 72

Golden, CO 80401
Customer No.: . . :

Sample No.: TOSCO 133 6" depth S & '

CONCENTRATION IN PPM WEIGHT

Date: 8-5-74

Analyst: s. Sweeney

C & L No.: 97-057-002-11

M335 Wojf 44\h Ava

Goldon, Colo. 80401

(303) 270-9521

ELEMENT

co;;c.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

0.001

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.002

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.009

Titanium

0.1

Bismuth

Europium

•

Niobium

0.002

Scandium

0.0005

Lead

0.003
•

Samarium

Zirconium

0.001

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

■. - ' r

Yttrium

0.0006

Potassium

*

Mercury

*

Praseodymium

Strontium

.0.1 ■ ."

Chlorine

*

Gold

'•'■'.'.

Cerium

0.001

Rubidium :

0.008 ,

Sulfur.1

*

Platinum

.'*' .'•'.

Lanthanum

.0.0009

Bromine

0.01-

Phosphorus

*

Iridium

'"• -.

• Barium

0.02

Selenium

0.02 .

Silicon

* .

Osmium

••• .

Cesium

0.003

Arsenic

0.005

Aluminum

2

Rhenium

Iodine

0.. 0009

Germanium

.0.005

Magnesium :

*

Tungsten

• **

Tellurium •'

Gallium ''■ '

0.002

Sodium

*.

Tantalum

**

Antimony

0.005'.

Zinc

0.009

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

' '■ ' ;■ ;- • .

Tin

Copper •

0.006

Oxygen

NR

>

Lutetium

Indium

STD •

Nickel

0.01

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium !'■'..

0.003

Cobalt . •

0.04

Carbon ■..'

NR ■

Thulium

<.

Silver

0.005

Iron

0.2

Boron

Erbium

Palladium

. • -,:'.

Manganese

0.004

i-

Beryllium

Hoi mi urn

••

Rhodium

.Chromium

.0.001

Lithium

*

Dysprosium

,

•

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported <0.001 ug/ml

All elements not reported XSXK>p#l$Xtf^X;tfX
**Source Contamination

XKXXMK2«XKXXXHMXKXXKKHX]3XX8H

*Reported'by different methods

■*" '- -

- r&g# :

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Elemental Analysis — Mass Spectrometry

General Analytical Services

14335 West 44th Ave

Golden, Colo. 60401

(303) 278-9521

August 8, 1974

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corp.
18200 W. Hi way 72
Golden, CO 80401

Dear Mr. Haas:

These are corrected results from analysis of water samples
a) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 960' b) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1336', and c)
Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1416', assigned C & L #97-057-002-11.

mg/L

Footage

SO/

Bicarbonate
Alkalinity as CaC03

960
1336

150
25

550

840

1416

24

910

If you have any further questions regarding the analysis or procedures,
please don't hesitate to call.

S.S,

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Elemental Analysis — Mass Spectrometry

General Analytical Services

14335 West 44lh Ave

Golden, Colo. 00401

(303) 278-9521

July 17, 1974

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corp.
18200 W. Hi way 72
Golden, CO 80401

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Partial analysis, of water samples a) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 960',
b) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1336' and c) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1416', received
June 19, 1974, and assigned C & L #97-057-002-11. Samples are referred
to by their footage numbers. Each sample received was in six portions,
one untreated marked regular, and the remaining five were pretreated by you
and Tabled BOD, Hg for N, CN + NaOH, Phenol + CU - Acid, and Metal & Acid.
All tests were run on the untreated (Regular) sample unless otherwise
stated.

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ANALYSIS

vig/ml

Footage

Na

Ca

K

Mg

Li Si

F

960

140

46

0

39

.18

<0.05 16

3.3

1336

190

14

0

65

4.

0

<0.05 5.0

14.

1416

215

Footage

13

0

47

4.

0
pCi/L

<0.05 5.0

34

a*

6*

960

2.9

± 1.9

0 ± 10

1336

9.2

± 2.7

0 ± 12

1416

1.4

± 1.4

0 ± 11

Footage

mg/L

COD

T0C*

CI SO/,

960

2.9

0.7

4.4 0.15

1336

<0.4

0.7

3.6 0.03

1416

18

31

0.5 0.02

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Footage

Carbonate
Alkalinity
as CaC03

Bicarbonate
Alkalinity
as CaC03

960

21

1140

1336

28

1710

1416

28

P/L

1870

Footage

Dissolved
Solids

Si
Sc

jspended
)lids

Oil &
Grease**

960

0.46

0.

09

0.001

1336

0.45

0

07

0.023

1416

0.44

0.

11

0.027

**Sample should have been collected in a glass bottle, at least
one liter in volume, and preserved with 2 ml F^SO^/liter.

Five Day BOD Analysis - Performed on sample portion marked BOD

Footage mg/L

960
1336
1416

12.5
12.5
12.5

CN Analysis - Performed on sample portion marked CN + NaOH

Footage vg/ml

960
1336
1416

<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

Phenol Analysis

Performed on sample portion marked Phenol + Cu - Acid
Footage ug/ml

960
1336
1416

<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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Free NH3 Analysis - Performed on sample portion marked Hg for N

Footage yig/ml

960
1336
1416

0.27
0.77

0.65

PO^ Analysis - Performed on sample portion marked Hg for N

Footage mq/L P

960

20

1336

<10

1416

Fecal

<10

Footage

Col i form***

Col iform***

PH

Color

960

negative

negative

8.31

2

1336

negative

negative

8.44

6

1416

negative

10,000
colonies
per 100 ml

8.31

10

***Analysis performed on regular water samples

The remainder of the water analysis including the spark source elemental
analysis should be reported shortly. If you have any questions regarding
the analysis or procedures, please don't hesitate to call.

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The following are a continuation of completed analysis from C & L
#97-057-002-11, your sample numbers a) Arco 6-17-74, SG #10 960', b)
Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1336' and c) Arco 6-17-74 SG #10 1416'.

Hg - Performed on sample portion marked "Regular"

Footage yg/ml Hg

960
1336
1416

0.0001
0.0003
0.0001

Nitrite & Nitrate - Performed on sample portion marked Hg for N

yig/L N

Footage Nitrate Nitri te

960
1336
1416

50
60

80

<5
<5
<5

Please note correction on Phosphate Results, yg/L not mg/L

P0

u - Performed on sample portion marked Hg for M

Footage

vg/L P

960
1336
1416

20
<10
<10

Odor Threshold* - Performed on sample portion marked "Regular"
' Footaqe Threshold

960
1336
1416

*Sample should have been collected in glass bottle.
If you have any questions on these analyses, please feel free to call

S. Sweeney, Analys-

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WATER QUALITY ANALYSES
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ANALYSIS KtrCWT

TELDIONE 455-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
1500 Security Life Building.
Denver, Colorado 80202

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REROUTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

18C4-1

Attn: Don Tait

SAMPLE 'MARKED: Water SG (til 286.6 Fes<$, 7/24/74

i£<!y '

SAMPICS ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAY5 FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REQUESTED. IV WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM TOR A LONGER PERIOD. I'EriSH-
ABLE SAA/PLF.S ARE USUALLY DISCARD! D l.'.V,VtID-
IATEI.Y UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPLCiAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Calcium (Ca)

120

Magnesium (Mg)

90

Sodium (Na)

220

Carbonate (CO3)

24

Bicarbonate (HCCO

360

Chloride (Cl)

31

Sulfate (SO4)

690

Nitrate (NO3)

Less

til

an 0.1

Phosphate (PO4)

Less

1-)-

an 0.1

Silicon dioxide

34

Iron (Fe)

0.16

Fluoride (F)

Less

th

an 0.1

P. alkalinity,

in

terms

of calcium ca

rbonate

20

MO alkalinity,

in

terms

of calcium ca

rbonate

295

Hardness, in te

rms

of

calcium carbon at

e

670

Total dissolved

so

lids

1,

380

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

5.988
7.407
9.440 *••-
0.79 9
5.904

0.874
14.352

0.894

(by evaporation)

PH

7.0

Specific conductance

1,810 micromhos per cc

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

0/3/74
8/9/74

1864-2

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 336.6 Feet 7/24/74

ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

130

94
240

24
360

35

780
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
35

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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

6.587 «"***
7.736
10.527 ft-.11**
0.799
5.904

0.987
16.224

0.921

Iron 0

Fluoride Less than 0

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids
(by evaporation)

14
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Specific conductance

1,870 micromhos per cc

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-3

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG 511 7/24/74 386.6 Feet
ANALYSIS:

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TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PER ICO. PERISH-
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MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Calcium

130

Magnesium

110

Sodium

240

Carbonate

24

Bicarbonate

410

Chloride

42

Sulfate

770

Nitrate

Less

than 0.1

Phosphate

Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxi

de

45

Iron

0.05

Fluoride

Less

than 0.1

P. alkalinity

, in terms

of calcium

carbonate 20

MO alkalinity

, in terns

of calcium

carbonate 335

Hardness, in

terms o

f

calcium car

bonate

770

Total dissolv

ed soli

dsl,550

MILL! -EQUIVALENTS

6.437
8.971
10.483
0.799
6.724

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1.179
16.016

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1.183

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(by evaporation)

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Specific conductance

1,960 micromhos per cc

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-4

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 436.6 Feet 7/24/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

' PER LITER

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS V^E ARE REOUESTt'D. IN V> BITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. I'EtlSH.
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KANDLINO (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLT-EQUIVALENTS

Calcium

10 0

5.090 s,**

Magnesium

130

10.370 "-"■•I

Sodium

240

10.266 »•

Carbonate

23

. 0.766

Bicarbonate

500

8.134 *•'"'

Chloride

35

0.981

Sulfate

730

15.184

Nitrate

0.1

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Phosphate

Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

26

0.684

Iron

0.10

___..

Fluoride

Less

than 0.1

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 19
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 410
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate 770

Total dissolved solids
(by evaporation)

pH 7.9
Specific conductance

1,620

1,990 micromhos per cc

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SAMPLE MARKED

ANALYS

V7ater SG #11 486.6 Feet 7/24/74

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Calcium

98

Magnesium

105

Sodium

275

Carbonate

32

Bicarbonate

570

Chloride

35

Sulfate

650

Nitrate

0.1

Phosphate

Less

than 0 . 1

Silicon dioxide

23

Iron

0.05

Fluoride

Less

than 0.1

p. alkalinity

, m

terms

of calcium

carbonate

26

MO alkalinity

, in

terms

of calcium

carbonate

470

Hardness, in

terms

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calcium carl:

onate

685

Total dissolved sc

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1,700

pH 7.8

Specific conductance

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1864-5

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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

4.890
8.806 *■•■
11.919 ■''
1.066
9.332

0.981
13.520

0.605

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SAMPLE MARKED: water SG §11 536.6 Feet 7/24/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
• PER LITER

Calcium

88

Magnesium

110

Sodium

220

Carbonate

30

Bicarbonate

590

Chloride

42

Sulfate

585

Nitrate

Less than 0 . 1

Phosphate

Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

32

Iron Less than 0.05

Fluoride Less than 0.1

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 25
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 490
Hardness, in terms of
calcium carbonate 680

Total dissolved solids 1,530

pll 8.0
Specific conductance

TELEPWXe 455-3641

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAD. NUMBER:

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8/9/74

1864-6

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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

6.138
9.300
9.483
0.999
9.725

1.179
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0.842

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: SG #11 Water 586.6 Feet 7/24/74
ANALYSIS:

I .

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

Calcium

125

Magnesium

88

Sodium

260

Carbonate

24

Bicarbonate

560

Chloride

49

Sulfate

610

Nitrate

0.2

Phosphate

Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

24

Iron Less than 0.05

Fluoride Less than 0.1
P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 20
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 4 85
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate 6 70

Total dissolved solids

(by evaporation) 1, 57j)_

pH 7.8

Specific conductance

TCLOnONE <5b-364t

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

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8/9/74

1864-7

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATS CF
REPORT UNLESS WE AUG REQUESTED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PER IOO. Pl-PISH
ADLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCAHDLD lA'.V.fcD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

6.138 US'

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7.242

11.34 3

0.799

9.233

1.382
12.688 '-'^,

0.631

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-8

SAMPLE MARKED: SG #11 Water 636.6 Feet 7/24/74
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

' PER LITER

Calcium

89

Magnesium

86

Sodium

230

Carbonate

48

Bicarbonate

530

Chloride

32

Sulfate

480

Nitrate

0.1

Phosphate Less than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

22

Iron Less than 0.05
Fluoride Less than 0.1
P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in
terms of calcium
carbonate 430

Hardness, in terms

of calcium

carbonate 575

39

Total dissolved
solids (by
evaporation)

1,290

pH 8.0
Specific conductance

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REPORT I'NIESS WE ARH R EQUilSTl'D. IN WRITING.
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ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DirCAttDEO IMMED-
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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

4.441
7.078
10.048 •
1.598
8.626 <

0.784
9.984

1,74 0 micromhos per cc

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 686.6 Feet 7/24/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

" PER LITER

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride

Sulfate

Nitate

Phosphate Less

Silicon dioxide

Iron Less

Fluoride Less

P. alkalinity, in terms
of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of
calcium carbonate

Total dissolved solids
(by evaporation)

67

75

250

42

480

35

450

0.

2

than 0.

1

32

than 0.

05

than 0.

1

34

390

475

1,170

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8/9/74

1864-9

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TfO RETAIN THEM FOP. A. LONGER PtiRIOr*. fSRISH-
AOLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IMMED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RROULSTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

3.433 ,-"1
6.172
10.911 '••
1.399 ,
7.839

0.987
9.360

0.842
i

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pH 8.0

Specific conductance

1,610 micromhos per cc

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-10

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 737
ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium
Sodium
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

.1 Feet 7/25/74

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARe REQUESTED. IN V . < . SG.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LOKGGR PEjJIOa PCCIiH.
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IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED S.EUAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

/

Less

Iron Less

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

Total dissolved solids
(by evaporation)

57

48

230

30

420

28

360

0.

1

than 0.

1

30

than 0.

05

0.

1

25

340

340

2.844
3.950
10.092
0.999
6.839

0.784
7.488'

0.789

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pH 8.1
Specific conductance

1,340 micromhos per cc

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DATE REPORTED:

IAU. NUMBER:

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8/9/74

1864-11

. qG 111 786.5 Feet 7/25/74
SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG 111

ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
titrate
Phosphate _ §
Silicon dioxiae

Less

Less

Iron

Fluoride s

p. alkalxnity, xn J-
of calcium carbonate

-^c^caSonltf
Total dissolved solids

MILLIGRAMS

P^R_LITER_

34

48
190

40
360

35

240
0.1

than 0 . 1
26

than 0.05
0.6

33

295

280

870.

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1.697
3.950
8.265
1.332
5.904

0.987
4.992

0.684

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TELCPHONE 455-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
1500 Security Life Building
Denver, Colorado 80202

Attn: Don Tait

SAMPLE /AARKED: S.G. #11 808.1' 7/27
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

Calcium (Ca)
Magnesium (Mg)
Sodium (Na)
Carbonate (CO3)
Bicarbonate (HCO3)
Chloride (CI)
Sulfate (S04)
Nitrate (NO3)
Phosphate (FO4)

62

47

163

36

430

21

250

1.

Less than 0.

(Si02)

Silicon dioxide

Fluoride (F)

Iron (Fe) Less

P. alkalinity, in terms of

cal cium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate

23
0.8
than 0.05

29

350

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Phenols
Cyanide (Cn)
Nitrite (NO2)
Sulfur (S)

Lithium (Li)
Beryllium (Be)
Hexavalent chromium
Arsenic (As)
Selenium (Se)

Cadmium (Cd)

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0.005
Less than 0.01
Less than 0. 1
Less than 0.05

Less than 1.0 "
Less than 1.0
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01

Less than 0.01

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/2/74
8/7/74

1842

SAMPLES ART DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE RCOUriTIO. IN V."IT:\C..
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MILLI-EQUIVALENTS

PH

7.1

. 3.09
£c*W" K 3.87
± A,.»w- »w.^77.69 1-^ Turbidity

A. ooi 1.20 Less than 1 unit

7.05
0.59
5.20
0.60

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Mercury (Hg)
Copper (Cu)
Boron (B)
Lead (Pb)
Manganese (Mn)

Silver (Ag)
Zinc (Zn)
Hydroxide (OH)
Residual

chlorine

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.05

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

Molybdenum (Mo) Less than 0.1

Barium (Ba) Less than 1.0
Ttotal dissolved

solids JS60_

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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

8/3/74
8/9/74

LAB. NUMBER: 1864-12

SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 836.6 Feet 7/27/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

!

Calcium

89

Magnesium

86

Sodium

230

Carbonate

48

Bicarbonate

525

Chloride

31

Sulfate

48

Nitrate

0.1

Phosphate

Less

th

an 0.1

Silicon dioxide

22 •

Iron Less than 0.05

Fluoride Less than 0.1

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of
calcium carbonate

39
430
575

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN IS DAYS FROM DATS OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC REQUESTED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THt-M FOR A LONGER K.ISI03 PERISH-
AISLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IM.VCD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REOUESIEO SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

2.695 u-

3.539 :.-

8.178 '-■'■

1.532 I.

6.34 7 f.

0.790
4.992

?73

0.657

? i. : *

Total dissolved solids
' (by evaporation)

900

pH 8.0
Specific conductance

1,160 micromhos per cc

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SAMPLE MARKED: S.G. #11 868.0 Feet 7/27/74
ANALYSIS:

Calcium
Magnesium
Sodium
Carbonate
Bicarbonate
Chloride
Sul fate

Silicon dioxide
Nitrate
Phosphate

Less than

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

41

36
160

40
370

23
190

22
3.5
0.1

Fluoride . 1.6

Iron Less than 0.05

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 33

M0 alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate 300

Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate 250

Phenols
Cyanide
Mi trite
Sulfur

Lithium

Barium

Ammonia-nitrogen

Hexavalcnt chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

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Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.05
Less than 1.0

Less than 1.0
0.9
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/2/74
8/7/74

1843

SAMPLFS ARE DISCARDED IM 15 DAYS FROM DATS OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC l.'EOUES CE O. IN V/niTI"G,
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. rf~"M.
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IATFLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REGUESII.D SPECIAL
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MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

2.04
.,2.96

pH

8.0

-'"^7.57

lb

r;.»>1.33

Turbidity
Less than 1 unit

U0."

o.\

6.07
0.65
3.95
0.58

Cadmi urn

Copper

Boron

Lead

Manganese

Silver

Zinc

Mercury

Hydroxide
Residual chlorine

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0. 1
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.05

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1

Molybdenum Less than 0.1
Beryllium Less than 0.1
Total dissolved solids 650,

THE INDUSTRIAL LABORATpEIES COMPANY

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Analjiicjl jiJ Conmlling Cbimuli

2COO V,C5T 29TH AVFNUE

DENVER, COLOHAHO 00211

ANAIYSIS lirO*1

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: water SG #11 885 Feet 7/27/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

•

Calcium

29

Magnesium

46

Sodium

175

Carbonate Less

than 0.1

Bicarbonate

400^

Chloride

42

Sulfate

225^

Nitrate

' 0.1

Phosphate Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

18

Iron

0.16

Fluoride

2.8

P. alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate Less than 0.1

MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate

330

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

260

Total dissolved solids

810

(by evaporation)

pH 7.9

Specific conductance

TELEPHONE 455-3641

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-13

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS PROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARE REOUISTTO. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN 1MLM FOR A LONGCR PCRIOO. PERISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DICCARDEiO IMMED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

1.447
3.786
7.656 7-

6.544

1.184
4.680

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0.473

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fj- in /.ii c ii, mi< ai. :icu" iy
A'Aii.i. an <n:. (m./;i;i.' ■ OCIPTY
avu in oi i icial i:.*cii:o Ol- MISTS
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CHL7A1ST

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/imljiitjl jhJ Conmlli*i Cbtmnli

2G00 M"5T 29TH AVINUE

OCNVtR. COLORADO 0O211

ANALYSIS KirCWT

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

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SAMPLE MARKED: Water SG #11 925 Feet 7/28/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
' PER LITER

Calcium

Magnesium
Sodium
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

19
49

1G5
22

395

21
185'^
0.1

Less than 0.1
15

TELEPHONE 455-3641

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

8/3/74
8/9/74

1864-14

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE Cc
REPORT UNLESS Y/C ARE NEOUEST.'D. IN WR1TISG.
TO RETAIN THEM FOK A LONGER PERIOD. I'fc'RISH-
ADLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCAKPHD l\".'_D-
IATFLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REOULiT! O SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

0.948
4.033
7.090 ?.•'*-
0.733
6.445

0.592
3.890

0.395

Iron 0.18

Fluoride 4.6
P. alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate 18
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate 320
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate 250

Total dissolved solids 760

I c--

F'r- ' . ■ «

Li

pi! 8.1

Specific conductance

1,050 micromhos per cc

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tJS RICAN (K.'.MfM. :•'><' i: TY
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— A**l}"ejt •""' ConmlliKf Citmnll

2600 WCST 2QTM AVCNTJE

OENVLR, COLCMAIYJ 0O211

ANALYSIS KtfOKT

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED:

Water SG #11 925 Feet 7/29/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Calcium

9.8

Magnesium

33

Sodium

160

Carbonate

24

Bicarbonate

365

Chloride

28

Sulfate

100

Nitrate

0.1

Phosphate Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

22

Iron

0.32

Fluoride

1.2

P. alklalinity , in terms

of calcium carbonate

20

MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate

300

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

160

Total dissolved solids

580

(by evaporation)

pll 8.2

Specific conductance

TELEPHONE 455-364*

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

8/3/74
8/9/74

LAB. NUMBER: 1864-15

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED 111 15 DAYS FROM DATF O^
REPORT UNLESS V/E ARE RFQUESTtfD. IN WHITING.
TO RETAIN THEM I OR A LONGER PERIOD. PcPISH-
ADLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED O.VMiiD-
IATCLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUEST (-.0 SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

0.489
2.716
7.039 l>.^
0.799
6.002 >'f*

0.784
2.080

0.579

i

£■

*!* \>'

to. It

860 microinhos per cc

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&/.>.- KICAH Cli./.tlCAl SOCIuTY
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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

DATE RECEIVED: 8/9/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/16/74

LAB. NUMBER: 2012-3

IsAMM* MARKED: GG #11 7/29/74 1,025 Feet
ANALYSIS:

•

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER.

Cal ci um

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

?."Kwhmw. <» *?

of calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, In terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

Total dissolved solids

24
125
0.4
Less than 0.1
21

0.05
5

Less than 0.1

335

170

565

•jjti 1 T -EQUIVALENTS

1.247

2.140
6.743

6.724

0.677

2.579

0.552

- lo.!~i>

£ <*•».»"

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7.7

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,4«.i!)iicj! jnJ Con whim Cbtmuli

2600 *CST 2*»T>I AVINUF.

DENVER, COLCKiADO P0211

ANALYSIS RErOAT

TELETHONS; 455-3641

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
2 Park Central, Suite 555
1515 Arapahoe Street
Denver, Colorado 80202

Attn: John Matis

SAMPLE MARKED: GG #11 7/30/74 1,075 Feet

ANALYSl

<:.

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

Calcium (Ca)
Magnesium (Mg)
Sodium (lia)
Carbonate Less

Bicarbonate (HCO3)

Chloride (CI)
Sulfate (S0A)
Nitrate (NO3J
Phosphate (PO4)
Silicon dioxide
Iron (Fe)

24

than

21

185
0.1

(Si02)

Less

Fluoride (F)

P. alkalinity, in terms of
calcium carbonate Less
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids

25
120
5.3
than 0.01
24
0.11

6

than 0.1

355

150
640

PH

7.8

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IIUTITUTtt Or IO.O 1LCHHOLOOY
SIOMA KI

DATE RECEIVED: 8/9/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/16/74

LAB. NUMBER:

2012-1

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN U DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC REQUESTED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER f't.RIOD. PEP.ISH-
AOI E SAMPLES ARE USUAl LY tJlfCABOCO lAAMCU-
lATfc'LY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

1.048
1.975
8.048

7.134

0.705

2.538

0.631

1 -oO

,0. 9*
3.2.

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— Antljlujl jnJ ConinlliK{ Cbtxtiltl

2C00 WEST ?9Tll AVF.frtlE

DENVEK, CU.Oi(WO 60211

ANAIYSIJ KtfOUT

TELEPHONE 455-364t

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: GG #11 7/30/74 1,125 Feet
ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

Calcium

23

Magnesium

23

Sodium

175

Carbonate

Less

than 0.1

Bicarbonate

440

Chloride

20

Sulfate

110

Nitrate

11

Phosphate

Less

than 0.1

Silicon dioxide

20

Iron

0.25

Fluoride

7

P. alkalinity,

in

terms

of calcium ca

rbonate

Less than 0.1

MO alkalinity,

in

terms

of calcium ca

rbonate

350

Hardness , in te

rms

of

calcium carbonat

e

150

Total dissolved

sc

lids

625

PH

7.8

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kai r-iv i imiri..; i:» <■• n*\ uica
n.-Miitnr or iujj Ii.CiinuLOGY
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DATE RECEIVED: 8/9/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/16/74

LAD. NUMBER:

2012-2

SAMPLES ARC DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS PROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC REQUESTED. It) WRITING.
10 RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGL-12 I'l-RIOD. PEKISM-
ADLC SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DITCAIIDED IV.VED-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI-EQUIVALENTS

1.148
1.893
7.613

7.

216

0
2

564
288

0.526

2 C< >

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Anjljlicjl jnJ ConihlliKf Cbtmuli

2600 M!ST 21T1I AvrNUF

DCNVEH, CCX.OHAJK) &02I1

ANAIYJIS fc£rO«T

TCLDtCNE 4SS-364!

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: GG #11 7/31/74 1,185 Feet
ANALYSIS:

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DATE RECEIVED: 8/9/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/16/74

LAB. NUMBER: 2012=4

SAMPLES ARC DISCARDED IN 15 HAYS FROM DATE Oc
REPORT UNLESS WE ARC R EQUATED. IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN IMC/.' TOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED l/AMEO-
IATCLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RCQUESTLD SPECIAL
HANDLING CFREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

Calcium

9.8

0.489

Magnesium

23

1.893

Sodium

235

10.223

Carbonate

Less

than 0.1

Bicarbonate

570

9.348

Chloride

27

0.761

Sulfate

95

1.976

Nitrate

0.4

Phosphate

0.4

Silicon dioxi

de

21

0.552

Iron

Less

than 0.05

Fluoride

9

^ *->

P. alkalinity

, in terms

7~ £?*-'.-

of calci urn

carbonate

Less

than 0.1

/ *„.*-

HO alkalinity

, in terms

i

of calcium

carbonate

470

4 •;>,•;

Hardness, in

terms of

calcium car

bonate

120

r- .°ci

Total dissolved solids

610

pH

7.8

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MAPRICAM A'ni or Cr.PCAt CHEMISTS
A.'.'.MMCMI Cll-'MICAL SOCItTY
M.-,l<l:ICAN on. (id /.MS 12' •:<i:MY

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Aial)liul jnd Coni*lli*i Ckimnll

2600 MIST 29TH AVfNUF

OENVLR, COLOKAPO f02!1

ANAUJIS KtfOflT

TtLEPH0N£ 4b5-36<1

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: SG #11 1,330 Feet
ANALYSIS:

•

Cal ci um

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

100

79

220

Less than 0.1

630

28

455
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
28

Iron Less than 0.05

Fluoride 4.0

P. alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
M0 alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate

Less than 0.1
520

•C.O.D.

Ammonia-nitrogen
MB -AS
Phenols
Cyanide

Hydrogen sulfide

Nitrite

Lithium

Barium

Hcxavalcnt chromium

Less
Less
Less
Less

580

17

than 0.1
than 0.5
than 0.001
than 0.01

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

Less than 5
than

Less
Less

1
than 0.01

Me,V££tlS OF:

AUHPICAII AMU Or Crt'TAl CHEMISTS
AMI KICAU Cll! MIC/.t 19CII IY
AMi I. K AH (III. LIU MHI 1' :i l-TY
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[i/.l inv r.UCIIK v'ltj in A'.'.'HICA
llliMlUtl/ Of IOOU ICCHHULOOV
J 10 MA XI

DATE RECEIVED: 8/23/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/27/74

LAB. NUMBER:

2312

SAAAPLES ARE OISCARDFD IN 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS Wl: ARE- REQUESTED. IN V.UIil\3.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER fZ1\OD. P^riSH-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED I.V.wCD-
IATELY UNLESS CLITNT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI-EQUIVALENTS

5.090
6.502
9.758

10.332

0.790
9.464

0.764

6'. O '■> »

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Arsenic

Selenium
Borcn
Manganese
Mercury

Hydroxide

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.03
Less than 0.01
1.0

Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

Less than 0. 1

Total dissolved solids 1,350

pH
Turbidity

7.9

Less than 1 unit

THE INDUSTRIAL LA^OR^TORSS COMPANY

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2600 VTST ?9TH AVTNUF.

DENVF.K. COUVIATO POZtl

ANALYSIS *H»03T

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY

SAMPLE MARKED: SG #11 1,335 Feet
ANALYSIS:

•

Calcium

Magnesium
Sodium
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

Ammonia-nitrogen

P. alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

of calcium carbonate

Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
C.O.D.
MB -AS
Phenols
Cyanide!

Hydrogen sulfide

Nitrite

Lithium

Barium

Hexavalcnt chromium

l„-.ii.V»..<.i VJ:.

AMERICAN /-•••m or CEPPAl CHEMISTS
AMi.rtK'Ati rn i. icm. ••- Lit rv

ASl'M Or <■• I lllAI l-.ACIM'i ' >■ AISTS

ft/ki,: .-V (•(:.".■ ' K I ". AM! IIIIA

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MILLIGRAMS

• PER LITER

26

18

240

Less than 0.1

590

21

120

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

16

Less than 0.05

11

0.3

of

Less than 0.1

Arsenic

470

Selenium

Boron

Manganese

140

Mercury

14

TELEPHONE <S5-3G<U

DATE RECEIVED: 8/23/74
DATE REPORTED: 8/27/74

LAB. NUMBER:

2313

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FRO'A DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS WL ARE: RCQULSTFO. IN V;«ITW6,
TO RETAIN THEM I OR A LONGER PrROp PERISH-

KftS.YMssM& ^r.HraaviiSsssv^i5ffiss5:

MAHOLINC (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI -EQUIVALENTS

1.297

1.481

1 "l >

10.616 '■

>. "I '

9.676

0.592
2.496

. 1 . '/

: / O

• Less than 0.05 Hydroxide
Less than 0.001 Total dissolved
Less than 0.01 solids

0.421 ;

0.177

• MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.02
Less than 0.01

1.6
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01

Less than 0. 1

720

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

Less than 5 pll

Less than 1 Turbidity

Less than 0.01

7.5

2 units

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ANALYSIS »CrO«T

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD

SAMPLE MARKED: SG 211 Depth 2,455 feet Tap 6G

of

ANALYSIS:

Cal d urn

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
fiitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terns of

cUxium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terra

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terr.s of

calcium carbonate

C.O.D.

Phenols

Cyanide

llitrite

Sulfide

llexavalent chromium
Arsenic
• Selenium
Lithium
Barium

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MILLIGRAMS

%

PER LITER

12

9

295

40

570

62

75

Less than 0.1

Less than 0.1

16

Less than 0.05

16 —

33

Boron

Mercury

460

Hydroxide

Cadmi urn

. 67

Copper

40

Load

Less than 0.001

Manganese

Less than 0.01

Silver

0.1

Zinc

1.7

Total dis

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9/17/74

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ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED IMMcD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQULS.EO SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLI-EQ'JIVALENTS

0.599
0.741
12.906
1.332
9.18-1 v'^L/L/

1.748 -?V~> •/,U*

1.560 g ^t.tmi -.rLn

lllll >l-b;<(. - 2./

0.421

MILLIGRAMS PER LITER

0.4
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1

0.01
Less than 0.10

0.05
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
ids 1,320

Less than 0.01
L 0.01

Less than 0.01
Less than 0.5
Less than 1.0

Cqlc

eon

Tin; I KtT<%T II LOT TO I

RirROOUCPD. IN WIIOK OR IH (ART. /On ADVIJ.f

pH 8.0

Turbidity Less than 1 unit

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2600 *tST ?t>T>l AVrNUE

DENVER, aXOiiWO 60211

ANALYSIS UrORT

'ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY
2 Park Central, Suits 555
1515 Arapahoe Street
Denver, Colorado S9202
Attn: John Matis

SAMPLE MARKED: S6 ill TD 2825 feet
ANALYSIS:

•

Calcium
Magnesium
Sodi urn
Carbonate
Bicarbonate

Chloride

Sulfate

Hi trate

Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Ammonia-nitrogen

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terns

of calcium carbonate
HO alkalinity, in terns

of calciun carbonate
Hardness, in teres of

calcium carbonate

C.O.D.

Phenols

Cyanide . •

Hitrite

Sulfide

Hexavalent chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

Lithium

Barium

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MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

23

14
355

43
520

115

195
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.1
19

0.2
Less than 0.05
12

35
425
115

40
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.1

0.8

Less than 0.01
0.02
Less than 0.01
Loss than 0.5
Less than 1.0

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DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

9/11/74
9/17/74

2701

IttlLI-EOUIVALEHTS

1.148
1.152
15.458
1.431
8.528

3.243
4.05G

< . ,,... •-■ /7.7<-

0.500

0 ,^

I >

'MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

Boron

Mercury

Hydroxide

Cadmium

Copper

Lead

Manganese
Silver

Total dissolved solids

Less
Less
Less
Less
Less

than
than
than
than
than

Less
Less
Less

than

than

than

1.5

/ o

0.1

0.01

0.1

0.01

0.1

0.09

0.05
0.01
0.5
30

3^

n!l 0.0

Turbidity Less than 1 unit

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General Analytical Services

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To: Kr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 80401'
Customer No.: '

Sample No.: sg m 808.1'

ITEMED!

ui'/iiiji 'mi / »• '*■ * /

; Date: 8-16-74

■ Analyst: . s.' Sweeney «. .

. C & L NO.: ' 97-089-002-02
yg/nl

iViosu *.JH.<i<-'<

14335 West 44th Avo

Goldon, Colo. 00401

(303) 270-9521

fflXCEXTRATION INft?ffiftg<ggS

ELEMENi

"coxc.

N3 - Not Reported '

A^ elements not reported ^o^^-^-
**Sourcc contamination

<0.00l'yg/^l;',:'.:AFlaraelc5S Atomic Absorption

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.01 '

. •

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum o.2

Titanium

0.2

. . ,

lit V • •«*•■•

Bismuth "■'. ._ ._•"..'

': Europium

••';,:*• ..; Niobium "■; ;; 6.005:-

Scandium •'. ;
, '. i.

0.008

Lead • ,;.;;.•

Samarium . _; ".;

■•■' '. . ■•'"/"" Zirconium :_' ';'>■.. .'.."".'

Calcium '■

MC

. ■■; .

''■''-''.^■•"'Yttrium ' }; £"•'■ •".*.'./. ',

.Potassium

1.5.

Thallium 'v;V'.:#:

.'• Keodymium

• '"'!

Mercury * .0.8.8.

■•. Praseodymium

■-.''''/■'.'/<?'■' Strontium ." . :l". ..■ •

•Chlorine ;

v ■ * i «

= 20

"

Gold •:';•'••:•'•

• Hi. '"'"*.

«•• Cerium

;iw: ;"'Vji" Rubidium '\l?$\^%

\ Sulfur.- '•••;

• ^c . • •..

Platinum . . ':': ...

• Lanthanum", •

;•.'.:."• "-'•'■ Bromine -: ; 0.Q3-.

Phosphorus;.

1 : "'■ .

Iridium

-"■ « Barium

• 0.04 Selenium ;

r Silicon • .'

4' .'•..-'

Osmium •

..: • Cesium • • ."

":-:o.OOV"'Arsenic ■^'•'••0- °? '_'

Aluminum

"" 0.'6

Rhenium' •

. .;.. Iodine ■".•.•.';

/."o-. 01 vV.-' Germanium ?££'&

• Magnesium;

MC; _

■■■ mc ' :

'•■=19

Tungsten '• ■

•/•'• : Tellurium '•..

^/??--;J;.'(^iii^:'^^^.

'. Sodium

. '• .■;' '

\*fi% J;Ztnc v °-06.

."•'.Fluorine ;.

Tantalum . •**••

•. •"' Antimony

:•: ■ _ ;.

■:".'NR

. '• .. . ... » '

.- .

■. • Tin \ . ..:,."

' .';■!.:':'; v :-.i ;''•?'.•■' Copper r-'-'^X ;v.°-':.y \

.Oxygen '.'•'

Hafnium , •• . •.:•

' *,*•■ .•. •'■.*. ,*"'■• ' 1? *•«** ^ " »■ r * '""

. '*

' -NR •■. ' '

Lutetium

•.Indium

• ■■■'sTD 'y'r: 'Nickel ;;-\;; I-0'07

■■.'■■ Nitrogen .

Ytterbium • •

•. • Cadmium . "•

■ ' Cobalt °-03

.' Carbon ■•..,

;'"' 0.02'

Thulium

Silver .

; j'L ■• \ Iron •"-■.• °'y

Boron

Erbium

• Palladium

';'•'. ,•;'';':.- ;•.'; Manganese ^ °:4;-

' •". Beryllium

•04'

. ' Hoi mi urn '. r

•• ' : Rhodium "'

' •■ 'v?-';':\' '■ .Chromium -\\ .6- 09

'• Lithium
; ' Hydrogen

'."" KR

Dysprosium ' •

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To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corp.
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, CO 8 04 01

Customer No.:

Sample No.: SG 111 868.0'

Date: 8-15-74
Analyst: s. Sweeney ■-

V.335 West 44th Avo

Goldon, Colo. 00/.01

(303) 270-9521

.'','./.... C & L No.: -97-087-002-02 •

• •'.' uq/ml . ..'■■ •-. .

CONCENTRATION IN ^OTKXKX

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEME .

v • ■

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.003

Thorium

. Gadolinium

Molybdenum

Titanium

0.1

Bismuth

;. •' Europium

■♦.."

Niobium

■'."■'" '■'

;•. Scandium ..

* 0.003

Lead

Samarium

' . *. ' •.

Zirconium

"• Calcium

= 28

Thallium ■

.;■ "' ".'■■ Neodymium

• -. v •

Yttrium

....' '._••. ,

..Potassium

1

Mercury ***

0.00095 Praseodymium

. * . • , •

Strontium :

.3 '_■;■;; \'J

. Chlorine

15 •

Gold

• ..." ; .. Cerium

/,•:•;•'•'.'

Rubidium ••'

.0.01

Sulfur.-

>28,

Platinum

• ... Lanthanum

Bromine

■0.03'

Phosphorus

. 1 :

Iridium

- • Barium . ,*

0.04 '

Selenium . '..

. Silicon

3 • .

Osmium

' •• Cesium

0.007

Arsenic ;■■•'

0.02 ..'

.. Aluminum

" 2 :

Rhenium

. ■ • Iodine ■'-..'

0.03 •'.

Germanium ■

Magnesium;.

0.01

Tungsten

: Tellurium \

* " ■

Gallium

Sodium

MC

Tantalum

*'*. ' Antimony ;'

: -.- ■.-; \-:

Zi nc

:o.i ;.-'

'Fluorine

~4

Hafnium

■ •' '• ' Tin

•••■'•■. :>-*".<

' Copper .-• '.:..-

0..06.

• Oxygen

NR ' ,'

Lutetium

. Indium

std ' :■"

Nickel .".:'".

o.oi '.•■'"

Nitrogen

'NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium '.'■

■• •

•Cobalt'..'.. ".'■

0.02^

Carbon ■.,*.-

NR-

Thulium

Silver (.

■' Iron • * \.

0.5

Boron ' ':. .

0.02

Erbium

Palladium

■' *' -• : : " '

Manganese "'

0.08 •

. Beryllium

0.0005

Hoi mi urn

...*■' Rhodium

'. *•'*..

.Chromium ■

0.03

Lithium

0.06

Dysprosium '

• N *

• ■'. .;■■'.;,

':•

.••-.•'

Hydrogen

NR-

NR - Not Reported' <0.001 yq/ml''

All elements not reported X^^^v^S

**Sourcc Contamination

*lletcrocjeneous

•''..•

***Flamcless. -Atomic Absorption

II B-332

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WATER QUALITY ANALYSES
SG - 18
TRACT C-b

II B-333

•

•

•

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TABLE 1

MATOR CONSTITUENT ANALYSES

£utfi£oo

CORE

HOLE SG-18

iSmpv

960-feet

Industrial

169

1380-feet

1425.6-fect
Industrial

176

J.G.G. 11-1-74

jmponent, mg/1

Industrial
190

TOSCO
167

TOSCO

Na

135

K

NA

NA

0.4

NA '

0.4

Ca

51

7.4

4

18

24

Mg

6.1

5.7

4

11

30

so4

74

4.0

1

42

84

C°3

17

<0.1

3

<o.r

0

HCOg

460

496

462

460

471

CI

6.8

0.7

1

1.4

3

F

9.1

10.1

13

9.9 '

• 5.4

^Cations, meq/l

10,40

9.10

7.80

9.46

9.55

Y. Anions, meq/l

10.13

8.66

8.40

8.S4

9.84

% Difference

1.3

2.5

3.7

2.8

1.5

Silica, mg/l

21

13

13

17

23

PH

8.3

8.0

8.3

8.0

8.2

Calculated TDS , mg/l

579

474

433

501

536

NA - Not Analyzed

- ■■*■ -~- ... .*-,—. —

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Antl^nui jnd Conitl/mg Cltmilll *-

2600 KEST 29TH AVfMJE

DENVER. COLORADO W2I1

AHAIYJII lepoar

TELffTOVE 455-3541

ATLANTIC saciriO.5 COWIT

DATC RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

LAB. NUMBER:

10/17/7-1

li/./y;

3737

SAMPLE MARKED:

SmmIus Gulch £10 £50 Fe*t Top of Parachute
Croi!;

ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids

Anronla
Lltrttina

i'iuriur.i

I'exavelent ciit"Oi3luni

Arsenic

Selcnlwj

Ooron

Hydroxlda

SAMPLES APE DISCARDED IN 15 DAYS FROM
RCPORT UeUESS WE Ar.U RFQL'SITi'D. IN
TO RLTAIN THEM HOi! A LONGER Pe'RIOD.
AOLC SAMPLES APE USUALLY OIlCAKOliD
IA1LLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RCCLlEST! D
HANDLING (FKEEZING. ETC ) IN ADVANCE

DATS CF

WRITING.

PEfii; -i-

i:.-.v_o-
SPCCIAL

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILLI-

EQUIVALENTS

51

2.545

6.1

0.502

169

7.352

17

T, cations

= 10.40

0.5CG

4G0

E anions

= 10.13

7.5^'i

6.S

% Diff

= 1.3

74

1.539

Loss then 0.1

Less than 0,1

21

0.699

0.32

"

9.1

0.4112

of
of

3.2
Lcos than 0.1
Less than 0.01

Loss tfi^n 0.05
Less than 0.0.3

Less tiian 0.01
Less fun 0.5
Less then 0.01

G.3
Less thin QA Specific coinlucUnce 710 irvlcronhos par cc

•••

Alu.'.lnuu
Copper

2o?

Ca&iijai

5S/

Lead
Ksngcneso

0.2

Less

th

r.n 0.3

Silver

Loss

t:l

f:n 1.0

Zinc

Loss

th

cn o.oi

Mercury

Less

th

.1« 0.01

Less

th

r.n o.oi

0.4

p'.l

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ANAlYilS lkrO«T

TELFjnONE 455-3641

ATLANTIC PICHFICLP.

DATE RECEIVED:
DATE REPORTED:

V '■/:■/-/■

LAD. NUMDER:

viz:

SAMPLE MARKED: Sosvhac Gulch "If; 1,300 Feet 10/3/74

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITFR

SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN )5 DAYS FROV, DATE OF
REPORT UNLESS V.U ARE REQUESTED. IN '..PITING.
TO RETAIN TMHM FOR A LONGL-S PI.SIOO. Pt:::i:-H-
ABLE SAMPLES ARE USUALLY DISCARDED K'^.iD-
IATELY UNLESS CLIENT HAS P.EC'J.:STEO SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN AOVASCE.

MZLLIoEQUIVALDlTS

•

Calcfun
Ragnsslun!

Sodiun;
Carbonate

Bicarbonate

7.4

5.7

Less than 0.1
40'

Chlori da

0.7

Sulfate

4.0

Hltrato

Less than 0.1

Phosphate

Less than o.i

Si 11 coo dioxide

13

Iron

0.06

Fluoride

10.1

Hardness, in tt-n.s of

calciL^i carbonate 42

Anraonla 0.3

L1th1ura Less than 0.5

Barium

Hexavalent chrorium
Arscnl c
Selenium

Boron
Hytfroxl da

Alumina::
Copper
Cadrrj u;n
Load
ManyGtiDr.e

Less than 1.0
Loss than 0.01
Less than 0,01
Less then 0.01

0.G
Less than 0.1

Less than 0.05
Less than 0.1
Less than 0.01
Less than 0.05
Less than 0.05

£ cations = 9.10
T. anions =8.66
% Diff =2.5

0.353

P. 134

Silver

Mercury

Total dissolved solids

pH 0,0

Specific conductance

D.*33

O.530

MILLIGRA'15 PF.R LITER

Less than 0.5
Lass than 0.01
473

670 nicro:r.hos per cc

t:s:>v:.T2s o«: cc: John Matls/Frank Macs

awrican /•.'.« or rriT/i cht'-mstj

hi. MCA II CliiMICAl • VI. FY
A>-l ltl< r;\ t ;i cm M.I -1 " - ICI?TV
A". .1 « P>riCI/l. KACCiO <.;\inj
f-'Ki i»Y '.:,;. .itv: i!i <-■ f„M-.f:iCA
INSTI1UTU ().' 10,/D TECHNOLOGY
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THE INDUSTRIAL ~LAP.OftVrQR»ES jCO.V.PANY

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II B-336

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Denver, Colorado 80202

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HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

ANALYSIS:

MILLIGRAM

PER LITER mm HI LL I ~£Q U I V-r-L £ •: iTS

Caldun 1C 0.89P.

Maqnesiu«Ti 11 O.905

Sodiun 17G £ cations = 9.46 7.&5u

Carbonate Less than D.l T. anions =8.94 --

Bicarbonate 450 % Diff = 2.8 7.544

Chloride 1.4

Sulfate 42 0.374

titrate 0.1

Phosphate Less than 0.1 —

Silicon dioxide 17 O.Sfifi

Iron 0.00

Fluoride 3.9 0.523

Hardness, in terra of

calcium carbonate 90 afLLIGft/K-S PF.R EITER

Ammonia 0.3

Lithium Less than 0.5 Kannanese Loss than 0.03

Barium Less than 1.0 Tine Ldss tiian O.a

Mercury Less tnan 0.01

Haxavalent chrorniuni Less tnan 0.J1 Totol dissolved

Arsenic Less than 0.01 solids 485

Selenium Less than 0.01
Boron 0.4 pO 8.0

Hydroxide Less than 0.1 Specific conductance •', '

750 ir.i cro.ihos porrxc,- ,-, r- i \ / rf rS
Al upI n um 0.0 Utbb.1 V L- i -

Copper Less than 0.1

Cadraiura Less than 0.01 OCT '30 \974

L. •■■ J Less than 0.05

Silver Less than 0.01 *ro'w~*->- GOLDEN

MEOiasas OF: Cc: John f'atis/Frank Haas THE INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES COMPANY

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liir.liumcnt.il Analysis Division

14335 Wosl 44th Avenue

Golden. Colorado 00-101

C OEVZIVZER CI AL TESTING & ENGINEERING CO.

GCNf.KAL OrriCLS: 2211 NOI.TII IASALLC STI.'CLT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 00C0I • AKLA CODC 312 720-0434

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Phone: 303-270-0521

20 November 74

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hiway 7 2
Golden, CO 80 4 01

Re: IAD #97-153-002-04

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Aquifer Test fl after
pumping 15 hrs.

Well 1-C String #2

1^-hRCO SG U3-A T.D. 1330' jG-C /<-/-?</ <l

ARCO SG-9 2750'

*Test performed on samples marked "Regular" and
run by an outside laboratory.

**Test performed on samples marked "Ilg for N"

TOC*

Nitrates**

mg/litcr

mg/liter N

<1

0.34

8

0.10

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0.22

<!'-

0.056 /

CRW/hb

Charles R. Wilson
Analyst

ft L/U^A

Approve):} by :

M. L. Jacobs Ph.D.

Divisional Manager

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COMMERCIAL TESTING 81 ENGINEERING CO

Reply to

Instrumental Analysis Division

14335 Wcsl •(■'•Hi Avenue

Golden, Colorado GO-iOl

/^ . 12 Ln

J^3k

VNII •»«

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Phone: 303-270-9021

12 November 74

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

Re: IAD #97-140-002-33

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Samples

T0C*
mq/liter

3

Nitrate**
mq/liter N

Free Amnion i a**
mo/liter N

0.26

•ARCO et.al. SG #18 c-b 8 1380'

0.017

-ARC0 et.al. SG $18 950'
Top of para Cr. 800 mfl

3

<0.04

0.013

ARCO et.al. Wtr. samples SG #19
Top of para Cr. 0 466'

4

0.28

0.012

ARCO SG #19 @ 860'

4

0.21

0.018

ARCO SG #19 TD 0 901'

3

0.34

0.040

SG #9 Top of Mining Zone 1285'

3

3.35

0.025

''SG #18 Base of Mining Zone
TD 1425.6 (GOOnifj)

3

3.40

0.029

SG #9 Btm of Mining Zone 0 1360'

4

0.27

0.042

Aorn cr. so rv.v-n Pm'nt P 1200'

4

0.76 .

0.022

ARCO et.al. SG #9 P 993'

Top of parachute creek 800 mfl

0.32

0.013

mm

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12 November 74
Page 2

* Test performed on samples marked 'Regular'
** Test performed on samples marked 'Hg for N'

Tin J* 4? UlM~,

Charles R. Wilson, Analyst

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C O M \\fl ET! CiAL TEST* W G & t£ N G IN EE R I W G CO.

GtNtRAl OFriCLG: 32(1 NOUIH LA SALLE STRtET, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 00001 • AREA COOE 312 72U-U434
Reply tO INSIKUMENIAl ANAUSIS DIVISION. U33S WEST AVENUE. GOltUN. COLORADO. 004"0l. PHONE 303-278-9S2J

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

\

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: /\RC0 et.al. SG #18 960' Top of

para cr. 800 nin CONCENTRATION IN ng/ml

Dote: 8 November
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

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ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.004

to

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.04

Titanium

0.2

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

.

Lead

0.07

Samarium

Zirconium

0.01

Calcium

*

Thallium

Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury

**0.0001

Praseodymium

Strontium

2

Chlorine

*

Gold

Cerium

Rubidium

0.01

Sulfur

*

Platinum

Lanthanum

Bromine

0.01

Phosphorus

0.2

Iridium

Barium

0.01

Selenium

Silicon

*

Osmium

Cesium

Arsenic

0.008

Aluminum

2

Rhenium

Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten

Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum

Antimony

Zinc

0.2

Fluorine

*

Hafnium

Tin

Copper

0.008

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium

Indium

STD

Nickel

0.01

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium

Cadmium

Cobalt

Carbon

NR

Thulium

Silver

Iron

2

Boron

0.03

Erbium

Palladium

Mangaiiese

0.04

Beryl 1 ium

Hoi mi urn

Rhodium

Chromium

0.01

Lithium

0.2

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 02 iifj/illl

* Not. reported upon request

** Mamelcss Atomic Absorption

Approved:

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COMMERCIAL TESTS NG & L:WGIWE!3Ril\IG CO.

GENEKAL OrriCES: 22(1 N07TH LA SALLC STREET, CHICAC.O, ILLINOIS BOOOI • AFfLA CODE 312 720-0434
Reply tO INSlkUMLNlAl ANALYSIS DIVISION. 14335 WEST AVfcMUE. GOLDEN. COtORADO. BCKOI. PHONE) 303-270-9SJI

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
10200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 30401

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARC0 et.al. SG #18 c-b § 1380'

CONCENTRATION IN pg/ml

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

0.005

0.05

Uranium Terbium

Thorium Gadolinium

Bismuth Europium

Lead 0.04 Samarium

Thallium _ Neodymium
Mercury **0.001 Praseodymium

Gold Cerium

Platinum Lanthanum

Iridium Barium

Osmium Cesium

Rhenium Iodine

Tungsten Tellurium

Tantalum Antimony

Hafnium Tin

Lutetium Indium

Ytterbium Cadmium

Thulium Silver

Erbium Palladium

Hoi ml urn Rhodium
Dysprosium

NR - N,,t Reported

Al! elements not reported <0. 007 iiq/ml

* Not reported upon request
** Flamuloss Atomic Absorption

STD

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Approved: /

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COMMERCIAL TESTSMG tL ENGINEERING CO.

GENEKAL OrriCtS: J20 NORTH LASALLE STk'fLr, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS DO00I • AREA CODE 3I2 720-B-I34
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS DIVISION. I4335 WEST AVENUE. GOLDEN. COLORADO. 6CH0I. PHONE: 303 27P-952I

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

P. O. No.:

Sample No..- SG 7?18 Base of Mining Zone TD

1425.6 (SOOm.q)

CONCENTRATION IN pg/ml

Date: $ November 74

Analyst: S. Sweeney

IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Thorium

Bismuth

Lead

Thallium

Mercury

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

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Thulium

Erbium

Hoi mi urn

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Gadolinium

Europium

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Cerium
Lanthanum
Barium
Cesium
Iodine
Tellurium
Antimony
Tin

Indium
Cadmium
Silver
Palladium
Rhodium

NR - Not Rcpoilcd

All clement', not reported <0. 008 |ig/ml

*' Hot reported upon request
** nameless Atomic Absorption

0.03

STD

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Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gallium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

0.02

0.006

0.003

0.8

0.004

0.01

0.02

0.03

0.01

0.008

0.004

2

0.07

0.01

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Sil icon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

0.003
0.1

0.3

*

0.4
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NR
NR
NR
0.02

1
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GTStKAL OFFICES: 73U NOiitH LA SALLE STNr.LT. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 00001 • AREA COOL 3I'J 726-n43«

Reply to instrumental anaiysis oivision. ujjs west avenue, golden, coiopado. cojoi. phone: 303.27e.9521

To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation / . _-^

18200 West Hiway 72 " '.' Date: 20 November 74

Golden, Colo. 80401

Analyst: s. Sweeney

P. O. No.-.
Sample No.

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CONCENTRATION IN fcR&jWEfcSd&Tx

IAD No.: 97-153-002-04

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium
Thorium
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Lead
Thai 1 ium

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Terbium

Gadolinium

Europium

Samarium

Neodymium

Mercury ** 0.0024 Praseodymium

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

Osmium

Rhenium

Tungsten

Tantalum

Hafnium

Lutetium

Ytterbium

Thul ium

Erbium

Holm ium

Dysprosium

Cerium

Lanthanum

Barium

Cesium

Iodine

Tellurium

Antimony

Tin

Indium

Cadmium

Silver

Palladium

Rhodium

0.03

STD

NR - Not Reported <0.007 ug/ml

All elements net reported ■dkk|)pcK2\wj{r})K
*Not reported upon roquer.t
**l'lame] cas Atonic Absorption

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.00

Molybdenum

0.

03

Titanium

0.04

Niobium

Scandium

0.00

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Strontium

0.

3

Chlorine

*

Rubidium

0.

004

Sulfur

*

Bromine

0.

01

Phosphorus

0. 3

Selenium

Silicon

*

Arsenic

0.

02

Aluminum

0. 5

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Gallium

Sodium

*

Zinc

0.

03

Fluorine

*

Copper

0.

02

Oxygen

NR

Nickel

0.

005

Nitrogen

NR

Cobalt

0.

001

Carbon

NR

Iron

0.

2

Boron

0. 02

Manganese

0.

02

Beryl 1 ium

Chromium

0.

001

Lithium
Hydrogen

0. 3
NR

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CM

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co

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CM

t-H

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CO

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CO

CM

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ANAIYSiSt

CaTicium

So-ii.um

Ca.-tonata

Eficdroonite

Sal fate

ftttraca
fttoipba&s

Silicon dioxide

Frcn

ft co ride

P>. alkalinity, in terr.s

calcium carbonate
I'O alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness, in terras of

calcium carbonate
Tot<2l dissolved solids

Llt'ilu-i

r-.ri-! '

l&v/elsnt chromluai

:-...-.1C

• ron
/ 'roxtdo

SAMPLES ASE DISCAROED IM \i OAYi PROM OATS OF
RE!»O^T UNLESS V. c AKK REOi-'EJTTD. IN V -0 lYIf.'O,
TO RfcTA U THEM FO* A LC^OCS r-l .."MOD. Fu'RIIH-
ABLE SAMPLES A<!£ USUALLY DISCA^DEIO l/.'-AACO-
IATLLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS RtQUfcSliO SPECIAL
KAKOl.lfc.1 (fCLfilsG. ETC.) IN AOV/NCE.

MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILLI-

-EQUIVALENTS

O.'J

L\«3

1.3

0. 1.7

1-20

9.^;;:

17

£ cations

= 10.

11

4S0

£ anions

= 9

39

7.P.72

9.5

% Diff

= 3

7

G..:'-j

9.4

2.3

«...

Less than 0.1

10

0.313

1.06

---

9.3

0.<^J

Of

of

milli; • :, ; t: lit:r

?7

0.3
Less thin 0.5
Less than 1.0
Less then 0.01
Less Uf-.i 0.01
Less than 0.01

0.4
Less than 0.1

Alu'rinun

Ccp:vr

Cau.iu'i

MancaneSG

Silver
7.1 nc
fiercury

p!l I

Sped He COf;

Less

LPS3

Loss
L^ss

Less
Less
Loss

Wan 0.

thsn 0,
than 0.
th^n 0.

than i'h

than 0.
than 0.

1
il

Oj

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DATE REPORTED:

LAD. NUMBER:

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11/4/74

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SAMPLE MARKED:

Sorohun Ceich .'19 £60 feat

ANALYSIS:

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Chloride

Sulfate

Nitrate

Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Iron

Fluoride

P. alkalinity, in terns

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms

calcium carbonate
Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids

An*i©n1 a
LltMun
Barium

I'exrvr.lent chror.iium

Arsenic

Selenlura

''oron

Hy epoxide

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SAMPLES ARE DISCARDED IN U DAYS FROM DAT!! OF
REPORT LMLESS WE ARE RCOUEITL'D IN WRITING.
TO RETAIN THEM FOR A LONGER PERIOD. PERISH-
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IATCLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
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MILLIGRAMS

PER LITER

MILLI-

-EQUIVALENTS

7.0

C.3*9

0.9

0.074

G27

22.9?5

CI

£ cations

= 23.39

2. CI 7

-

1,160

6.3

S anions
% Diff

= 22.44
= 2.1

19.024

■MKM

Less

than A.o

«-«*•*

Lose

then O.a

•V- #»••

Less

than 0.1
11

1.0
10

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0.C23

of

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of

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CoDpsr

23

Cadciium

1,210

Lead

I'anocncse

0.4

Lefjs

than 0.5

Silver

Loss

than 1.0

7.1 nc

Less

than 0.01

Her bury

Less

then 0.01

Less

than 0.01

0.4

p!1

Less than 0.1

Specific

NILLJCR,;^ PEv LIT^R

3,2
Less than C. 1
Logs then C.01
Less than 0.0!)
Loss than 0.05

Less than 0.01
Less than O.Li
Less than 0.01

n.7

Specific conductance 1,(3-10 r.lcrwhes per cc'

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SAMPLE MARKED: Sorcaua Gulch £19 TB 981 Feet

ANALYSIS:

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REPORT UNLESS WE AUG PECUESTED. \H VIOITIW,
TO RETAIN THEM FOK A LOiiGtR. PCRIOO. PET.ISM-
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lATtLY UNLESS CLIENT HAS REQUESTED SPECIAL
HANDLING (FREEZING. ETC.) IN ADVANCE.

MILLIGRAMS
PER LITER

Calcium

Magnesium

Sodium

Carbonate

Bicarbonate

Lose

11

than 0.1

7G2

70

1,760

Chloride
Sulfate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Silicon dioxide

Less
Less

Less
Less

than 0.1
than 4.0
than 0.1
than 0.1
3.4

Iron

Loss

than 0.5

MILLI-EQUIVALENTS

£ cations = 33.70
£ anions = 31.72
% Dif f = 3.0

0.549

33.147

2.331

23.£<54

0.280

P. alkalinity, in terns of

calcium carbonate
MO alkalinity, in terms of

calcium carbonate
Hardness , in terms of

calcium carbonate
Total dissolved solids

Arsronla
Llthlm

IfeXAvalent chromium

Arsenic

Selenium

Boron

'

*»«•

Aluminum

Copper

28

Cadmium

1,720

Lead
Manganese

0.7

Silver

Less

than 0.r>

Less

than 1.0

Zinc

Less

than 0.01
0.01

liercury

Less

than 0.01

p!l

0.4

Sped ft c

Less

then 0.1

0.523

MILLIGRAMS PER

LITER

Less than 0.05

Less then 0.S

Less than 0.01

Less than 0.05

Less than 0.05

Less then 0.C1

0.6

Lcfss then 0.5
Loss tlion 0.01

2,350 nicroriios per cc

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Phono: 303-270-9521

12 November 74

>

Mr. Frank Haas
The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

Re: IAD #97-140-002-33

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Samples

)

ARC0 et.al. SG #18 c-b 0 1380'

ARCO et.al. SG £18 960'
Top of para Cr. 800 wSl

I^ARCO et.al. Wtr. samples SG #19
Top of para Cr. @ 466'

/^TARCO SG #19 0 860'

l^ARCO SG #19 TO 0 981'

SG #9 Top of Mining Zone 1285'

: SG #18 Base of Mining Zone
TD 1425.6 (800ma)

SG #9 Btm of Mining Zone 0 1360'

ARCO SG #9 Core Point 0 1200'

ARCO et.al. SG #9 P 993'

Top of parachute creek 800 mn

TOC*

Nitrate**

Free Ammonia**

mg/li ter

mg/li ter N

mg/li ter N

3

0.26

0.017

3

<0.04

0.013

4

0.28

0.012

4

0.21 .

0.018

3

0.34

0.040

3

3.35

0.025

3

3.40

0.029

4

0.27

0.042

4

0.76 .

0.022

4

0.32

0.013 ..... .

mm:

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12 November 74
Page 2

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** Test performed on samples marked 'Hg for N1

CRW/dh

Charles R. Wilson, Analyst

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NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <O.006 liCj/l!)l

* Not reported upon request
** Flameless Atomic Absorption

Approved:

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To. Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation

•

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Golden, Colorado 80401

Jftrin r H
imci

Date: 8

November 74

■

.

Analyst: S

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•

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARCO et.al. wtr samples

SG #19

Top of

IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

para. cr. @ 466'

CONCENTRATION

in yg/ml

ELEMENT CONC. ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

0.002

Thorium Gadolinium
Bismuth Europium

Molybdenum
Niobium

0.01

Titanium
Scandium

0.07

Lead o.03 Samarium

Zirconium

Calcium

*

Thallium Neodymium

Yttrium

Potassium

*

Mercury **0.0001 Praseodymium

Strontium

0.2

Chlorine

*

Gold Cerium

0

006

Rubidium

0.009

Sulfur

*

Platinum Lanthanum

0

004

Bromine

0.006

Phosphorus

0.1

Iridium Barium

0.

2

Selenium

Silicon

*

Osmium Cesium

Arsenic

Aluminum

2

Rhenium Iodine

Germanium

Magnesium

*

Tungsten Tellurium

Gallium

Sodium

*

Tantalum Antimony

Zinc

0.02

Fluorine

*

Hafnium Tin

Copper

0.02

Oxygen

NR

Lutetium Indium

STD

Nickel

0.007

Nitrogen

NR

Ytterbium Cadmium

Cobalt

0.002

Carbon

NR

Thulium Silver

Iron

0.7

Boron

0.01

Erbium Palladium

Manganese

0.06

Beryl 1 ium

Hoi mi urn Rhodium

Chromium

0.005

Lithium

0.7

Dysprosium

Hydrogen

NR

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To: Mr. Frank Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hiway 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

/\

Date:

8 November 74

P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARC0 SG #19 0 860'

Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

CONCENTRATION IN pg/ml

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

_

Uranium Terbium

Thorium Gadolinium

Bismuth Europium

Lead 0.03 Samarium

Thallium Neodymium
Mercury **0.0001 Praseodymium

Gold Cerium

Platinum Lanthanum

Iridium Barium

Osmium Cesium

Rhenium Iodine

Tungsten Tellurium

Tantalum Antimony

Hafnium Tin

Lutetium Indium

Ytterbium Cadmium

Thulium Silver

Erbium Palladium

Hoi mi urn Rhodium
Dysprosium

NR - Not Reported

All elements not reported <0. 008 iig/llll

* Not reported upon request

** Flame I ess Atomic Absorptii
*** Heterogeneous

"ption

0.005
0.2

STD

Ruthenium

Molybdenum

Niobium

Zirconium

Yttrium

Strontium

Rubidium

Bromine

Selenium

Arsenic

Germanium

Gallium

Zinc

Copper

Nickel

Cobalt

Iron

Manganese

Chromium

0.07

0.4

0.01
0.007

0.005

0.2
*

0.7

0.03
0.03
0.02

0.003
0.9
0.02
0.005

Approved: slj/j Y,)

Vanadium °-003

Titanium 0.2

Scandium

Calcium

Potassium

Chlorine

Sulfur

Phosphorus

Silicon

Aluminum

Magnesium

Sodium

Fluorine

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Boron

Beryl 1 ium

Lithium

Hydrogen

NR
NR
NR
***0.3

1
NR

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To: Mr. Ran!; Haas

The Oil Shale Corporation
18200 West Hi way 72
Golden, Colorado 80401

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P. O. No.:

Sample No.: ARC0 SG #19 TD (3981'

CONCENTRATION IN vg/ml

Date: 8 November 74
Analyst: S. Sweeney
IAD No.: 97-140-002-33

ELEMENT

CONC. ELEA*\ENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

ELEMENT

CONC.

Uranium

Terbium

Ruthenium

Vanadium

< 0.001

1

Thorium

Gadolinium

Molybdenum

0.009

Titanium

0.05

Bismuth

Europium

Niobium

Scandium

<0.001

•

Lead

0.01 Samarium

Zirconium

0.003

Calcium

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A ground water quality sample taken during drilling is simply the
first sample taken at that particular depth for that particular hole;
the drilling samples primarily reflect changes in water quality versus
DEPTH as we first enter the hole. Superimposed upon these drilling
sampling requirements are the requirements of baseline monitoring, or
measuring the fluctuations in water quality versus TIME. In many cases
the initial water quality samples taken during drilling to study depth
variation will also be used as the first samples in the baseline moni-
toring study of time variation. In a few cases we have taken special
samples immediately after the cessation of drilling and completion of
the hole to start our baseline monitoring.

Water quality data from samples taken during drilling are reported
in the previous section. Of the samples collected after drilling
and completion operations had ceased, only the analysis of SG-18a
had been completed on November 30, 1974. That analysis is presented in
this section.

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BASELINE WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
NDNITORING WELL

Veil Number: 18a , nt. 1330' T.D.
Location: Sp(= ^g tt B-i

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DATR KAMPI.P TAK-HN

11/1/74

Element Measured ,' + )

1. Aluminum

0.5

2. Ammonia

3. Arsenic

.02

k. Barium

.03

5. Beryllium

<.007

6. Bicarbonate

471

7. Bismuth

<.007

8. Boron

1.4

9. Cadmium

<.007

10. Calcium

24

11. Carbonate

0

12. Cerium

(.007

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3

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15- Cobalt

.001

16. Conductivity, Specific

IT- Copper

.02

18. Fluoride

190

19. Gallium

<\007

20. Hardness, Total

21. Hydroxide

22. Iron

0.02

23. Lead

<\02

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.3

25. Magnesium

30

2d. Manganese

0.04

27. Mercury

.0024

28. Molybdenum

0.05

29. Nickel

0.005

30. nitrate

0.22

31. pH

8.2

32. Phosphate, Total

33. Potassium

0.4

3k. Selenium

< -007

35- Silica

23

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37. Sodium

135

38. Solids, Dissolved

536

39- Strontium

0.3

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84

kl. Titanium

0.04

k2. Vanadium

0.001

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0.007

kk. Zinc

0.03

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< .007

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Gross Abpha (pel)

8.0

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0.1

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0

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Uranium**

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If TOC > 10 mg/1 then measure
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<1

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Phenols

Sulfate, Acid Extraction

Nitrogen, Bare Extraction

(*) Tiot required

* Required if gross alpha is greater than k picocuries per liter (pel).

** Required if gross beta is greater, than 100 picocuries per liter (pel),

( + ) Unless otherv/ise stated, all units are mg/l .

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Only two types of geophysical logs are required to be run on test holes.
They are the sonic log and resistivity log. As of September 12, 1974,
the latter shall be either a standard electric resistivity log or focussed
electric resistivity log rather than the induction- type log. Table II B-I6
shows the individual geophysical logs completed as of November 30, 1974 on
each well on Tract C-b.

Resistivity logs are used for the definition of formations, for correla-
tions, and for qualitative and quantitative analysis of formations in
terms of fluid saturation and porosity. Most wells have had a laterolog
run to satisfy this requirement; the Birdwell standard electrical survey
was run on AT- la and SG-10.

Sonic logging fundamentally involves measuring the time required for a
sound wave to travel through a definite length of formation. The sonic
log is quite detailed and is a good log for correlation purposes. Bird-
well velocity logs (sonic) were run on wells AT- la and SG-10; on all other
wells Schlumberger borehole compensated sonic log- gamma ray logs were
run.

Logs run and not required are the gamma ray, neutron density, temperature,
micro- seismograph, and caliper logs.

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