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  • Trace Arsenic Analysis
    Arsenic Speciation Analysis
    Arsenic Speciation in Rice
    Arsenic Speciation in Clams
    Arsenic Speciation in Algae
    Arsenic Speciatin in Kelp
    Arsenic Speciation in Milk
    Arsenic Speciation in Soil
    Arsenic Speciation in Plants
    Arsenic Speciation of FGD Influent
    Arsenic Speciation in Constructed Wetlands
    Arsenic Speciation in Agricultural Runoff
    Arsenic Speciation in Groundwater
    Arsenic Speciation in Lake and River Water
    Arsenic Speciation in Poultry Litter
    Arsenic Speciation in Blood Serum
    Arsenic Speciation in Urine
    Arsenic Speciation in Brain Matter
    Arsenic Speciation in Nutraceuticals
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  • Trace Selenium Analysis
    Selenium Speciation Analysis
    Selenium Speciation in FGD Wastewater
    Selenium Speciation in yeast
    Selenium Speciation of Fish eggs
    Selenium Speciation of Soil
    Selenium Speciation of Blood Serum
    Selenium Speciation of Urine
    Selenium Speciation of Agricultural Runoff
    Selenium Speciation of Oil Refinery Wastewater
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  • Trace Total Mercury Analysis
    Mercury Speciation of River Water
    Mercury Speciation of Lake Water
    Mercury Speciation of Soil
    Mercury Speciation of Tissue
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  • Hexavalent Chromium
    EPA Method 6800 (SIDMS)
    Hexavalent Chromium in Soils
    Hexavalent Chromium in Sediments
    Hexavalent Chromium in Pharmaceuticals
    Hexavalent Chromium in Neutraceuticals
    Hexavalent Chromium in Fish
    Hexavalent Chromium in Cosmetics
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  • Thallium Speciation of Pond Water
    Thallium Speciation of Tissue
    Vanadium Speciation of Pond Water
    Manganese Speciation of Groundwater
    Metal Cyanide Speciation Analysis of Mine Runoff
    Total Cyanide Analysis of FGD Wastewater
    Available Cyanide Analysis of FGD Wastewater



 


 

Applied Speciation offers analytical services and equipment to support the quantitation of trace element and metalloid speciation analysis of groundwater sources. The importance of proper documentation, including administrative and quality control, is imperative to ensuring the quality and representativeness of the data.

Groundwater can be considerably more complex than routine drinking water or river water samples due to the interaction with the soil. While total element analysis is fairly straightforward for most groundwater samples metalloid speciation analyses can be quite complicated. Depending on the ambient conditions of the groundwater the dissolved oxygen, oxidation-reduction potential, and solubility of compounds can change significantly during the sampling, shipment, and storage of the samples. Due to the complexity of many groundwater systems a single approach for preserving the molecular integrity of the samples is not appropriate. Our project managers and scientists are knowledgeable and experienced with the different options for field preservation associated with trace element and metalloid speciation analyses to maximize the probability of project success.

As cleanup requirements for groundwater become more stringent the importance of identifying and quantifying possible sources of contamination cannot be understated. Applied Speciation specially cleans all sampling equipment released for sample collection and can certify the background of the equipment prior to application in the field.

Knowledge, experience, quality, and customer service at Applied Speciation equates to project efficiency. Feel free to contact one our project managers to find out if how we may assist you with your next investigation (info@appliedspeciation.com).

 

 

Applied Speciation and Consulting 2009