Mixed Analyte Performance Evaluation Program Statistical Summary Sample Id: MAPEP-95-S2 Number Labs Sample Grand Grand Mean % Range Range Analyte Reporting Size Mean Std Dev Bias Min Max Aluminum 39 36 14362.2 1673.40 12.25 11635.3 17636.7 Arsenic 36 29 6.48 0.62 12.06 4.73 7.70 Barium 40 39 239.81 24.19 7.45 195.67 293.00 Cadmium 39 35 7.79 0.76 8.72 6.13 9.01 Calcium 39 39 31344.9 1701.95 4.80 24600.0 35815.3 Chromium 39 36 35.57 2.87 15.77 30.23 51.80 Cobalt 37 37 6.06 0.86 12.56 4.95 8.17 Copper 37 36 79.91 5.49 10.16 68.73 91.77 Iron 38 38 18585.6 2167.57 8.84 14133.3 23452.3 Lead 39 39 279.18 11.97 3.81 238.00 329.90 Magnesium 38 38 6511.73 537.14 7.18 5691.67 8208.33 Manganese 38 37 289.74 30.69 6.30 217.00 341.33 Nickel 38 36 19.67 2.17 11.74 16.93 24.63 Potassium 37 28 4093.19 832.37 16.54 3250.00 5636.67 Silver(1) 31 31 0.49 0.09 16.51 0.37 0.65 Sodium 37 34 1260.75 149.75 10.29 970.00 1603.33 Vanadium 38 33 39.86 5.21 9.68 32.00 53.04 Zinc 38 38 782.78 40.12 7.01 704.43 871.67 Americium-241 36 34 7.74 1.01 9.73 5.77 9.83 Cesium-137 45 42 2658.40 203.83 8.32 2168.67 3120.00 Cobalt-60 45 43 256.41 23.32 8.46 202.33 321.33 Plutonium-238 35 23 5.29 0.81 12.31 4.19 7.02 Plutonium-239 39 33 5.28 0.77 12.15 4.09 6.54 Strontium-90 29 23 173.23 25.85 13.49 140.00 228.78 NOTE: 1) The variability of the silver results in study 95S2 exceeded 'typical' confidence intervals and thus has been eliminated from the study. All laboratories that reported silver results will be 'acceptable'. 2) The results present in this summary table DO NOT reflect those laboratories which performed TOTAL inorganic metals by fusion or neutron activation. Sample size excludes outliers. Outliers are defined as laboratory means with a bias greater than 30 percent. Range minimum and maximum values refer to the laboratory means. 11/20/96 Page 1