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HPLC DAD detection

P Parrilla, JLM Vidal. Determination of pesticide residues in water using LLE or SPE and HPLC/DAD detection. Anal Letters 30 1719-1738, 1997. [Pg.756]

Approximately similar results were observed when n-hexane was replaced with benzene (Table 8.1) graphite electrodes produced a higher concentration of polyynes with a wider distribution of detectable chains in comparison to titanium electrodes. A striking peculiarity of benzene is the formation of a plethora of HPLC DAD detectable PAHs as reported in Table 8.1 (plus others separated by HPLC but not identified on the basis of the electronic absorption spectra), the distribution of the PAHs was richer and... [Pg.174]

Parrilla, P., Martinez Vidal, J. L., Martmez Galera, M., and Frenich, A. G., Simple and rapid screening procedure for pesticides in water using SPE and HPLC/DAD detection, Fresenius J. Anal. Chem., 350, 633-637, 1994. [Pg.931]

HPLC/DAD Detection at a very low levels Need of extraction and purification Melo et al. (2008)... [Pg.309]


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