Direct analysis of polar pesticides without derivatization

Environmental laboratory

Direct analysis of polar pesticides without derivatization

06 Mar, 2018

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One of the most in-demand workflows any food and environmental lab needs is a solid method for the analysis of polar pesticides. Sciex have presented present a collaborative method with Nofalab, Laboratories, Netherlands. This is a robust and sensitive method for the high throughput analysis of polar pesticides. The compounds found within this non-derivatised workflow are glyphosate, ethephon, glufosinate-n-acetyl, AMPA. glufosinate, 3-MPPA, phosphonic acid and chlorate. Also included are MRM transitions for the appropriate internal standards.

This study explores the performance of this method in drinking water, fruit and vegetables, seeds, grain, animal and vegetable oil, fat/fatty acids, meat, seafood, herbs and spices, eggs and associated products, dairy products and fatty acids.

This ion chromatographic approach to the analysis of polar pesticides offers the ability to include multiple analytes in a single injection without derivatization. By deviating from traditional LC buffers on the SCIEX QTRAP® 6500+ mass spectrometer, the analysis is performed using a standard reverse-phase LC based system, without the use of an ion suppressor

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