TBT, PFAS and Pesticides (Sample Analysis Budgets)

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The discussion centers on the need for budget estimates for geochemical analysis of water and sediments, specifically focusing on the costs per sample for Tributyltin Oxide (TBT), Per- and Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS), and Pesticides. The original poster, Roberto da Silva, is seeking information on the individual costs of these analyses and resources for updated pricing in Europe and the USA. The conversation highlights the importance of obtaining accurate budget information for these specific environmental contaminants to aid in the preparation of a report.
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Does anyone know, or can anyone point me where can I check out budgets for TBT, PFAS and Pesticides analysis on soil/sediment samples?
I need to do a brief report, introducing geochemical analysis on water and sediments, and its asked for Budgets (per sample) for analysis on Tributyltin Oxide (TBT), Per- and Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) and Pesticides. Does anyone know how much those three would cost individually (per sample)? Or where can I check for updated budgets in Europe or USA?
I appreciate any help given on this subject.
Thanks,

Roberto da Silva
 
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TL;DR Summary: Does anyone know, or can anyone point me where can I check out budgets for TBT, PFAS and Pesticides analysis on soil/sediment samples?

I need to do a brief report, introducing geochemical analysis on water and sediments, and its asked for Budgets (per sample) for analysis on Tributyltin Oxide (TBT), Per- and Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) and Pesticides. Does anyone know how much those three would cost individually (per sample)? Or where can I check for updated budgets in Europe or USA?
I appreciate any help given on this subject.
Thanks,

Roberto da Silva
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