Method for measuring carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen stable isotope ratios of nicotine in electronic tobacco smoke solution
An e-cigarette liquid and isotope ratio technology is applied in the determination of hydrogen and nitrogen stable isotope ratios, and in the field of nicotine carbon in e-cigarette liquid, achieving the effects of low cost and easy operation.
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[0027] 1. Instruments and reagents
[0028] Isotope mass spectrometer (AS1310 autosampler, Trace GC Ultra gas chromatograph, GC IsoLink combustion and thermal conversion device (combustion device is used to determine carbon and nitrogen in nicotine, thermal conversion device is used to determine hydrogen in nicotine) , Delta VAdvantage stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer. Thermo Fisher, USA); AE163 electronic balance (sensitivity: 0.0001g, Mettler, Switzerland); high-purity helium (99.999%, carrier gas); nicotine reference material comes from Indiana, USA University Isotope Laboratory, #2 (δ 13 C =7.72±0.02‰, δ 15 N=-5.94±0.15‰), #3 (δ 13 C=-30.05±0.02‰, δ 15 N=-33.62±0.18‰), #4 (δ 13 C=-2.06±0.02‰, δ 15 N=-15.49±0.13‰), #5 (δ 13 C=-29.63±0.01‰, δ 15 N=--6.03±0.04‰, δD=-161.30±1.7‰); methanol (chromatographically pure, TEDIA, USA).
[0029] 2. Sample pretreatment
[0030] The e-cigarette liquid was diluted with methanol, and the extract was mixed evenly under the c...
Embodiment 2
[0046] According to the measurement method described in Example 1, select an electronic cigarette liquid B, and measure the δ of nicotine in it 13 C, δD and δ 15 N were -31.13, -246.88 and -7.30, respectively.
Embodiment 3
[0048] According to the measurement method described in Example 1, select an electronic cigarette liquid B, and measure the δ of nicotine in it 13 C, δD and δ 15 N are -32.30, -248.203 and -5.38, respectively.
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