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MALATHION 221<br />

7. ANALYTICAL METHODS<br />

Table 7-2. Analytical Methods <strong>for</strong> Determining Malathion<br />

in Environmental Samples<br />

Sample<br />

matrix Preparation method<br />

House dust Soxhlet extraction with 6%<br />

diethyl ether in n-hexane<br />

H<strong>and</strong>wipe<br />

(children)<br />

Wiping h<strong>and</strong>s with sterile<br />

gauze with propanol, extract<br />

with diethyl ether in n-hexane<br />

Soil SFE-CO2+5% methanol,<br />

50 °C, 250 bar, 15 minute<br />

static, 30 minute dynamic<br />

Food<br />

(grains)<br />

Food (fruits,<br />

vegetables,<br />

<strong>and</strong> milk)<br />

SFE-CO2, 40 °C, 450 bar,<br />

dynamic<br />

Extract with acetonitrileethanol<br />

(95:5, v/v), SPE (Envi-<br />

Carb) using acetonitriletoluene<br />

(3:1, v/v)<br />

Fruit Extract the flower or fruit with<br />

acetone, partition with<br />

water/hexane, column<br />

chromatography on Florisil<br />

using 20% acetone in hexane<br />

(v/v)<br />

Potato SFE-CO2, 60 °C, 320 bar,<br />

2 minute static, 10 minute<br />

dynamic<br />

Vegetable,<br />

fruit<br />

Analytical<br />

Sample<br />

detection Percent<br />

method limit recovery Reference<br />

GC-FPD (or 50 ppb 92% Bradman et al.<br />

NPD) <strong>and</strong><br />

GC-MS<br />

1997<br />

GC-FPD 50 ppb 92% Bradman et al.<br />

1997<br />

GC-MS No data 76.3–<br />

96.7%<br />

Camel 1997<br />

GC-FPD No data >80% Camel 1997<br />

GC with<br />

t<strong>and</strong>em ion<br />

trap MS/MS<br />

GC/ECD 0.0005 ppm<br />

(0.05 ppb)<br />

Extraction with ethyl acetate GC-FPD<br />

(phosphorous<br />

mode) <strong>and</strong><br />

GC-MS<br />

Edible fat SFE (CO2-3% acetonitrile;<br />

60 °C; 27.58 Mpa) column<br />

chromatography on florisil<br />

Milk (whole,<br />

skim, infant<br />

<strong>for</strong>mula)<br />

Extraction with acetoneacetonitrile,<br />

centrifuge,<br />

partition with<br />

dichloromethane/water, solid<br />

phase extraction with<br />

acetonitrile, chromatography<br />

on a C18 (SPE) cartridge<br />

ppb No data Sheridan <strong>and</strong><br />

Meola 1999<br />

>95% Belanger et al.<br />

1990<br />

GC-MS No data 72–94% Camel 1997<br />

GC-FPD<br />

(phosphorous<br />

mode)<br />

GC-FPD<br />

(phosphorous<br />

mode)<br />

5–20 µg/kg 105% Aguera 1993<br />

No data 80–85% Hopper 1999<br />

No data 86–103% Erney 1995<br />

DMDTP = O,O-dimethyl phosphorodithionate; ECD = electron capture detector; FID = flame ionization detector; FPD = flame<br />

photometric detection; GC = gas chromatography; LC = liquid chromatography; MS = mass spectrometry; NaCl = sodium chloride;<br />

NPD = nitrogen/phosphorus detector; OSHA = Occupational Safety <strong>and</strong> Health Administration; OVS = OSHA versatile sample;<br />

SFE = supercritical fluid extraction; SFE-CO2 = supercritical fluid extraction with carbon dioxide; SPE = solid phase extraction;<br />

SPME = solid-phase micro extraction; ppb = parts per billion; ppm = parts per million; v/v = volume/volume

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