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Bayer Corporation <strong>108139</strong>-1<br />

Agriculture Division<br />

3.5 Method Validation<br />

3.5.1 <strong>Requirements</strong><br />

1. Analyze three unfortified control samples and three fortified control samples at<br />

the LOQ, using three different control samples when possible.<br />

2. Recovery values must fall between 70% and 120%.<br />

3. The control ppm value must be less than 20% of the fortification ppm level.<br />

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(0.050 ppm) quantitation standard containing cyfluthrin and [ 2 H6]cyfluthrin. All<br />

recovery samples must fall within the linearity curve.<br />

5. The correlation coefficient from the linear regression of the response factors of<br />

the linearity curve points, as described in 3.4.4 D, must be greater than 0.99.<br />

6. Calculate recoveries by the following equation:<br />

3.5.2 Recovery Procedures<br />

ppm found – control ppm<br />

Recovery = X 100%<br />

ppm fortification level<br />

1. Fortify aliquots of control matrix (in the 4 oz glass bottle beaker that was used for<br />

the 5 gram sample extraction) with the appropriate secondary standard using a<br />

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recovery level desired. An example is given below.<br />

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2. Proceed to sample extraction (Sec 3.4.2.1, Step 2, Sec 3.4.3.1 Step 2, or<br />

Sec 3.4.3.2 Step 2).<br />

4.0 Results and Discussion<br />

A flow diagram of the residue analytical method is presented in Figures 2 thru 4.<br />

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