Results of the U.S. Geological Survey's second international interlaboratory analytical comparison study--standard reference water samples M-86 (major constituents), T-87 (trace constituents), and P-5 (precipitation snowmelt)
by Victor J Janzer
Part of Water-resources investigations report -- 85-4049
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