Solid phase microextraction of trace amounts of organic analytes

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Halogen containing – Carbon containing compound

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436139, 436140, 436103, G01N 3048

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ABSTRACT:
A method for enhancing detection sensitivity of suspected trace amounts of organic analytes and particularly semivolatile organic analytes extractable from a sample by an organic solvent carrier matrix and subsequent extraction and analysis of said trace organic analytes by SPME wherein the improvement comprises exchanging the organic solvent carrier matrix containing the trace organic analytes for an aqueous carrier matrix before performing SPME fiber extraction and detection of the trace organic analytes.

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R. Shirey et al. "Analysis of Environmental Samples Using Solid Phase MicroExtraction (SPME)", Pittsburg Conference, 20 pp, Mar. 1994.

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