Cleanup of pesticide resiude in Garlic, Onion by QuECHERs
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 8:52 am
I am a new bird for the analysis of pesticide resiude in fruit and vegetable.
I have a problem on anlaysis of organochlorine pesticide (OC) in some kind of fruit and vegetable.
We use the AOAC 2007.01 method for extraction and dispersive SPE for clean up.
The ACN clean-up extract is solvent-excanged to toluene and anlaysis by GC-ECD.
And, it is unfortunately we can only use dual column ECD for analysis on these sample;
For most common fruit and vegetable, it seems okay.
However, this method is not okay for Garlic, Onion and Leek sample.
The chormatogarm is messy by the matrix peak. All anlaytes of interest is masked by the matrix peak.
Is the dispersive SPE clean-up not sufficient?
Are there any suggestion for further clean-up or alternative for the analysis of these type of sample.
Is it better to be using SPE cartridege? Any suggestion for the type of cartridge? Florisil, Supelco CARB/LC-NH2 SPE or others
I am thankful for any replies.
I have a problem on anlaysis of organochlorine pesticide (OC) in some kind of fruit and vegetable.
We use the AOAC 2007.01 method for extraction and dispersive SPE for clean up.
The ACN clean-up extract is solvent-excanged to toluene and anlaysis by GC-ECD.
And, it is unfortunately we can only use dual column ECD for analysis on these sample;
For most common fruit and vegetable, it seems okay.
However, this method is not okay for Garlic, Onion and Leek sample.
The chormatogarm is messy by the matrix peak. All anlaytes of interest is masked by the matrix peak.
Is the dispersive SPE clean-up not sufficient?
Are there any suggestion for further clean-up or alternative for the analysis of these type of sample.
Is it better to be using SPE cartridege? Any suggestion for the type of cartridge? Florisil, Supelco CARB/LC-NH2 SPE or others
I am thankful for any replies.