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4. Sample Preservation, Containers, Handling, and Storage The chemical preservation of solids is not generally recommended. Refrigeration is usu ally the best approach, supplemented by a minimal holding time. Soil samples should be handled according to the procedures outlined in E & E’s SOP for Sample Packaging (see ENV 3.16). 1
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