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Water samples should be collected in the field or prepared in the lab by placing the water in a glass bottle. Typically, a 60-mL serum bottle is used. Add the water down the side of the bottle so as not to agitate the sample. Fill to the top and cap using a butyl rubber Teflon faced septum and the appropriate size aluminum crimp cap.
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