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Table of Contents  Links to all Information Updates published since 1995 

Additional Approved Target Analytes for Organic Methods [PDF 47K]

Alternative Default Limits (12/05/2006) [PDF 85K]

Arizona Data Qualifiers, Rev 2.0 11/26/03

Arizona Data Qualifiers, Rev 3.0 09/20/07 

Arizona Data Qualifiers Changes in Color, Rev 3.0 09/20/07

Arizona Drinking Water Data Qualifiers 10/23/2001 [PDF 23K]

Calibration Protocol Document 01/2007 [PDF 22K]  Developed by the national State Assessors

Clarifications for Hexavalent Chromium  Responses to questions concerning hexavalent chromium from the Method Update Rule published March 12, 2007 (72 FR 11200).

Flexibility to Modify CWA Methods - Automated Methods  Letter from EPA referencing the Method Update Rule published March 12, 2007 (72 FR 11200) that allows automation of already approved methods under the Clean Water Act.

Inspection Appraisal Form [PDF 808K] 

Inspection Appraisal Form Unannounced [PDF 808K] 

Instrument Calibration Policy 07/18/2003 ADHS policy

Method ML525.2 Rev. 6-20-07 [PDF 76K]  Determination of Organic Compounds in Drinking Water by Liquid-Solid Extraction and Capillary Column Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry, revision 2.0, 06/20/2007 - Allowance of quadratic fit for calibration.

Method 8015AZR1 [PDF 76K]  C10-C32 Hydrocarbons in Soil revision 1.0, 9/25/1998

Method BLS-188 [PDF 257K]  BLS-188 Ethylene Glycol in Wastewater, 04/09/1991

Method Checklists  ADHS

Method Criteria for 7000B/7010 02/13/2007

Method Criteria for 8000C 02/13/2007

Method Modification (02/19/2008 - Approved 03/05/2008) [PDF 203K]

 

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