On site heavy metal testing and monitoring using monochromatic XRF methods

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On site heavy metal testing and monitoring using monochromatic XRF methods

X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis hn o hn i 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 2

Counts (100 seconds) Limitation of XRF High scattering background Difficult in sub-ppm level Matrix effect and interference 1000 100 10 Ca V Fe Zn Fe Ge As/Pb Pb Ge As Sr PbZr Mo Mo 1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 Energy (kev) 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 3

Limitation of current field XRF Hand Held XRF/Portable XRF Powerful tools for high level contaminations testing Low cost Non-destructive, no sample preparation Limitation of HHXRF and Portable XRF Ineffective for Cd, As, and Hg Inability of measure 1-20ppm range for most of metals 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 4

Quantitative analysis in Lab Current State - Certification: Wet Chemistry/ICP Wet Chemistry/ICP High testing costs Long time for results Sample Preparation Acid Digestion Multi-step process increases result variability Scale, moisture determination, microwave, ICP instrument Trained operators required Introduces likliehood of operator error Requires expensive consumables (Gas, acid, multiple sample tubes) 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 5

Needs for Site Testing Accurate assessment of a contaminated site often required a large number of sampling Large number of the samples sent to lab for analysis Lack of an effective site testing method is a major bottle neck for both economic cost and regulatory enforcement 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 6

As and Hg Site Testing Meaningful As testing at a contaminated site is difficult if Pb level is relatively high Meaningful level of Hg on site testing is almost impossible 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 7

Doubly Curved Crystal Optic Point Focusing Geometry Solid angle: ~ 0.01 to 0.05 Sr. Beam spot size: 50-500mm, depending on the source spot Reflection efficiency ~ 10% Beam flux: ~ 10 8-10 10 photons/s Highly monochromatic 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 8

DCC Beam Profile Source Focal Circle Crystal Y X R Focus The deviation of incident angle from the Bragg angle Dq = q -q B 0.5 (x/2r) 2 cotq B

Coutns (600 seconds) Monochromatic EDXRF--HDXRF DCC Optic 10000 Polychromatic excitation Fe 1000 100 10 1 Zn Cu Pb(As) Ni Br Pb Zn Se Br Cr Sr Monochromatic excitation 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Energy (kev) Sample Very low background Clean Spectrum Better Precision Superior reproducibility 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 10

Portable HDXRF Source 3 Monochromatic beams DCC Optics Low background Selected excitation Silicon drifted Detector SDD (SDD) 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 11

Counts Mid-energy Spectrum 1.00E+07 NIST2586 Raw 1.00E+06 1.00E+05 1.00E+04 1.00E+03 1.00E+02 1.00E+01 1.00E+00 1 6 11 16 21 E(keV)

Counts Mid-energy Spectrum 1.00E+07 NIST2586 1.00E+06 1.00E+05 1.00E+04 1.00E+03 1.00E+02 1.00E+01 1.00E+00 1 6 11 16 21 E(keV) Raw SPP 13 14 15 17 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Counts As/Pb in soil 1.00E+07 NIST2586 1.00E+06 1.00E+05 1.00E+04 1.00E+03 1.00E+02 1.00E+01 Raw SPP 33 82 C R Background 1.00E+00 1 6 11 16 21 Energy (kev)

System Accuracy NIST Standards 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 15

System Accuracy GSS Standards Part # Description Cr Ni Cu Zn As Pb GSS2 Chinese National Soil Standard 52.01 19.33 15.77 40.21 12.51 19.71 GSS3 Chinese National Soil Standard 23.22 11.67 11.35 29.47 3.17 26.51 GSS4 Chinese National Soil Standard 377.55 66.05 41.92 214.89 60.17 60.24 GSS5 Chinese National Soil Standard 122.57 41.46 140.59 490.66 412.75 551.77 GSS7 Chinese National Soil Standard 403.72 275.25 101.77 143.41 2.98 14.49 GSS8 Chinese National Soil Standard 68.85 30.19 23.94 65.43 13.02 18.90 GSS13 Chinese National Soil Standard 63.42 27.63 21.89 62.79 10.21 21.51 GSS14 Chinese National Soil Standard 68.33 32.57 27.63 93.11 8.51 30.61 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 16

Comparison with ICP 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 17

ASTM D8064 Element LOD (mg/kg) Method Range (mg/kg) Cr 5 15 500 Ni 1.5 4.5 500 As 0.4 1.2 2000 Cd 0.8 2.4 100 Hg 0.5 1.5 50 Pb 0.5 1.5 5000 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 18

NIST SRM 1646a Estuarine Sediment Results for Single Site Repeatability Study (mg/kg) SRM 1646a Cr Ni As Cd Hg Pb 1 41.57 24.34 6.70 <1.12 <0.36 11.98 2 39.91 23.91 6.86 <1.16 <0.37 11.68 3 38.20 21.99 6.67 <1.15 <0.37 11.49 4 42.73 22.27 6.53 <1.16 <0.39 11.89 5 41.66 23.30 6.63 <1.14 <0.37 11.81 6 41.95 18.90 6.42 <1.16 <0.39 12.01 7 41.93 21.70 6.63 <1.01 <0.39 11.99 8 40.71 21.72 6.81 <1.16 <0.37 11.58 9 42.93 23.38 6.58 <1.18 <0.36 11.87 10 45.01 19.19 6.79 <1.17 <0.39 12.01 Average 41.66 22.07 6.66 11.83 Stand. Dev. 1.83 1.84 0.14 0.19 RSD 4.39% 8.33% 2.05% 1.58% ARV 40.9 23 6.23 0.148 0.04 11.7 Bias 1.86% -4.04% 6.90% 1.11%

Low As and Cd level with high Pb SRM 2586 Cr Ni As Cd Hg Pb 1 311.7 72.09 7.38 2.89 <0.35 422.6 2 319.8 72.52 6.92 2.95 0.62 416.3 3 318.2 73.51 8.52 2.97 0.36 426.8 4 310.2 72.51 8.33 2.37 0.39 424.5 5 311.0 73.01 8.70 2.87 1.00 423.1 6 331.4 72.89 7.79 2.75 <0.75 421.8 7 310.4 72.39 9.44 2.29 0.68 424.0 8 310.2 73.73 8.73 3.34 0.71 421.3 9 303.3 72.81 8.42 3.34 0.42 424.2 10 306.1 73.66 7.36 3.18 0.92 423.2 Average 313.2 72.91 8.16 2.89 0.63 422.8 Stand. Dev. 8.02 0.57 0.77 0.36 0.24 2.75 RSD 2.56% 0.78% 9.49% 12.31% 37.70% 0.65% ARV 301 75 8.7 2.71 0.367 432 Bias 4.06% -2.79% -6.21% 6.64% 71.66% -2.13% 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 20

Hg contamination SRM 2711a Cr Ni As Cd Hg Pb 1 57.57 18.67 100.9 56.35 7.49 1404.0 2 56.97 18.69 107.2 55.54 7.01 1407.3 3 49.53 19.13 105.8 55.05 7.27 1403.9 4 53.98 17.97 107.5 55.21 8.00 1404.8 5 54.38 18.29 103.7 55.03 7.32 1405.0 6 54.78 19.00 102.6 55.63 7.61 1402.0 7 52.26 19.47 105.0 54.21 7.30 1403.8 8 54.6 18.65 106.6 53.44 7.21 1406.6 9 57.85 18.65 104.9 54.44 7.74 1404.1 10 51.09 19.12 101.2 55.48 7.93 1404.7 Average 54.3 18.76 104.5 55.04 7.49 1404.6 Standard Deviation 2.75 0.43 2.37 0.83 0.33 1.49 RSD 5.06% 2.32% 2.27% 1.50% 4.37% 0.11% ARV 52.3 21.7 107 54.1 7.42 1400 Bias 3.82% -13.55% -2.30% 1.74% 0.94% 0.33% 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 21

Screening Hg at 1 ppm level SRM 2709a Cr Ni As Cd Hg Pb 1 137.3 88.50 12.23 <1.36 1 18.09 2 135.3 87.03 12.24 <1.34 0.72 18.35 3 130.1 86.37 10.73 <1.33 0.90 18.02 4 134.2 86.30 10.90 <1.32 1.05 18.03 5 133.7 86.57 11.93 <1.34 1.20 18.02 6 132.3 87.37 11.44 <1.32 1.11 18.36 7 130.3 87.66 11.27 <1.35 0.86 17.99 8 130.5 86.67 11.90 <1.35 1.27 18.17 9 134.5 86.95 11.21 <1.37 1.09 17.91 10 138.5 86.66 12.40 <1.36 0.37 17.77 Average 133.7 87.01 11.63 0.96 18.07 Stand. Dev. 2.91 0.68 0.59 0.26 0.18 RSD 2.18% 0.78% 5.10% 27.47% 1.02% ARV 130 85 10.5 0.37 0.9 17.3 Bias 2.82% 2.36% 10.76% 6.67% 4.45% 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 22

Comparison with HHXRF 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 23

Case Study Upstate NY As Site 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential 24 File 24 XOS

Case Study Geneva NY As Site

Matrix Spiked NY Geneva Soil Result and Matrix Spike Recovery Soil H2O (Pb, As, Ni Cr) Air dried Spiked Soil Pb As Ni Cr unspiked 1 347 25.2 51.7 71.2 2 362 27.1 53.6 83.7 3 397 19.2 48.7 85.9 4 394 20.6 58.1 84.7 5 346 20.3 53.7 78.7 mean 369.2 22.48 53.16 80.84 spiked 1 754 48.7 130 179 2 753 48.7 123 155 3 812 45.4 133 179 4 702 38.2 118 183 5 773 50.8 122 200 mean 758.8 46.36 125.2 179.2 STD 39.73 4.95 6.14 16.07 R STD (%) 5.24 10.68 4.9 8.97 Recovery (%) 102.53 91.85 127.64 122.95

The Cd problem Cd is highly toxic element Cd contamination in agriculture soil and can be transported from soil to plants and crops The safety limits for wheat are at level of 0.2ppm The critical limits for soil is at 0.3ppm The only effective testing method for Cd at such level is ICP/MS at sophisticated labs 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 27

MXRF solution Sample SDD High energy monochromatic beam excitation Low power x-ray tube Small and transportable system 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 28

Spectrum of low Cd sample NIST2709a 0.37ppm Cd, 300s Cd 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 29

Cd calibration and detection limit Sample ARV (ppm) Measured (ppm) NIST1646 0.148 0.199 NIST2709a 0.371 0.333 NIST2702 0.817 0.813 NIST2586 2.71 2.767 Limit of Detection(LOD) = 0.09 ppm 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 30

Repeatability NIST SRM2702 Soil # test C(ppm) 1 0.894 2 0.801 3 0.820 31 4 0.780 5 0.790 Aver. 0.817 ARV 0.045 Stdev. 0.817 NIST SRM2709a Soil # test C(ppm) 1 0.378 2 0.337 3 0.385 4 0.360 5 0.386 Aver. 0.369 ARV 0.021 Stdev. 0.371 NIST SRM1646a Soil # test C(ppm) 1 0.143 2 0.121 3 0.156 4 0.152 Aver. 0.143 ARV 0.016 Stdev. 0.148 Limit of Detection(LOD) = 0.05 ppm 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File

Repeatability NIST SRM1573a Leaf # test C(ppm) 1 1.45 2 1.48 3 1.47 32 4 1.48 Aver. 1.47 Stdev 0.02 ARV 1.52 NIST SRM1568b rice powder # test C(ppm) 1 0.034 2 0.019 3 0.041 Aver. 0.031 Stdev 0.011 ARV 0.0224 Limit of Detection(LOD) = 0.03 ppm 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File

Power Plant discharging Se problem Power plant can discharge harmful level of As and Se No effective on-site/online testing of Se discharge 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 33

Monochromatic WDXRF Solution DCC Optic1 DCC Optic2 X-ray Sourc e Sample X-ray Count er Low Power Single/dual Elements Ultra-low Background High E Resolution 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 34

Preliminary As testing results 25 20ppb sample 20 15 10 5 0.014 0.012 0.01 0.008 0.006 0.004 0.002 0 10ppb sample 0 0 10 20 30 40 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 LOD=2ppb 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 35

On-going work Improve optic sensitivity Improve source efficiency Achieve ~1ppb LOD for Se feasible 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 36

Conclusion A breakthrough development for heavy metal analysis in soil for contaminated sites First time to achieve non-destructive analysis at site in 1-10ppm concentration range for metals in soil with portable HDXRF method Quantitative analysis of NIST and other national standards show excellent accuracy Successfully achieve low level Cd analysis in agriculture soil and crops Demonstrate a path for on-site monitoring of low ppb level of Se or As in discharging water 8/5/2017 XOS Confidential File 37