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Sample analysis from a variety of matrices was performed using Gas Chr
omatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS). Average relative response facto
rs were calculated for each polychlorinated biphenyl homologue (tri- t
o deca-chlorobiphenyl) using in-house calibration standard solutions.
Sample quantitation using RRFs provided homologue specific results. A
series of software macros were used to automate the interpretation of
spectral data and the selection of possible PCB congener peaks.