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    Sampling residual liquid and air during EDS operations [Image 14 of 27]

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    The image shows an Agilent autosampler carousel loaded with multiple amber glass vials fitted with various colored caps (blue, red/orange, and silver). The carousel is part of a chromatography system, likely HPLC or GC, used for automated sample injection. The vials are arranged in a circular tray with empty slots visible, suggesting a partially loaded sample run.

    UNITED STATES

    05.01.2019

    Photo by Bethani Crouch 

    Army Chemical Materials Activity

    Operators confirm treatment success by sampling residual liquid and air from the vessel prior to reopening the Explosive Destruction System (EDS).

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    Date Taken: 05.01.2019
    Date Posted: 05.01.2019 13:39
    Photo ID: 5313786
    VIRIN: 190501-A-ID654-294
    Resolution: 551x827
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    Location: US
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