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A quick method for separation of semivolatile organic compounds from fat in adipose tissue has been developed. This method uses commercially available solid phase cartridges for sample cleanup. The results indicate that the recoveries, from hexane-extracted fat, of 4 representative classes of organic compounds range from 86.2 to 116%. The solid phase cartridges provide excellent separations of the fat from the analytes; no extraneous interference peaks were detected in the gas chromatograms. The method requires only 0.1 g sample and is quick and simple to use. Although results are reported for samples containing 1-14 ppm, the final extract can be concentrated to a volume allowing detection between 10 and 100 ppb.

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Author

Tom C H Chiang; Wenta Liao; Llewellyn R Williams

Publisher

Association of Official Analytical Chemists; The Journal of AOAC International; AOAC International; Oxford University Press (OUP) (ISSN 1060-3271)

Published

1986

Language

EN

Field

Chemistry (Physical Sciences)