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24 hr at a rate of 40 revolutions per minute. Record the time tumbling
starts and stops.
h. Remove the centrifuge bottles from the tumbler and place paired bottles
opposite one another in a refrigerated centrifuge. Centrifuge stainless
steel tubes for organic contaminant analysis at 6,500 H g for 30 minutes.
Note: Stainless steel centrifuge tubes are heavy, limiting the speed of
centrifugation. Leachates for metals are centrifuged at 9,000 H g.
i.  Assemble the decontaminated filtration apparatus. For organic
contaminants, the 4-micron prefilter is placed over the 1-micron glass
fiber filter. Filter the samples, maintaining a nitrogen atmosphere over
the samples while filtration is ongoing. Acidify leachate for organic
analysis with 1 mL of concentrated HCl per liter of leachate to prevent
iron precipitation and organic scavenging, then transfer sample to a
precleaned, 1-L amber glass bottle. Bottles for analysis of organic
contaminants should be filled to the top. For metals, much the same
procedure is followed. Filter the sample through a 0.45-micron filter and
acidify with 1 mL of concentrated Ultrex nitric acid per liter of leachate.
Transfer leachate samples to plastic bottles for storage and analysis.
j.  In the deoxygenated glove box, record the weight of the centrifuge bottle
with lid and sediment after filtering. Repeat with remaining samples.
k. Add DDI water to the centrifuge tubes to bring them back to the same
water to solids ratio of 4:1. Record the weight of bottle with lid, DDI
water, and sediment. Repeat with remaining samples.
l.  Tumble samples and centrifuge as described in steps g through i. Repeat
a minimum of four times.
m. Using DDI water, prepare and run a procedure blank according to the
procedure described above for one cycle.
n. Using DDI water, prepare a lab blank.
D.3.3 Data presentation
The data for each contaminant of concern should be presented in separate
tables that include the following information:
Leachate concentration for each leach cycle
Calculated sediment concentration (q) for each leach cycle where
qi =-qi-1 - 4Ci-1 and qo equals the initial sediment concentration
Contaminant distribution coefficient (Kd), which is the slope of the linear
regression of the leachate concentration for each leach, cycle, C, (x axis)
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Appendix D Leachate Testing Procedures

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