A rapid detection method for svoc in cloth wool samples based on total volatile headspace
A detection method and headspace technology, applied in the field of inspection and quarantine, can solve problems such as difficult detection, and achieve the effects of improving detection efficiency, simple operation, and high detection sensitivity
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[0070] A method for rapid detection of SVOC in velvet samples based on full-volatility headspace, comprising the steps of: pulverizing the velvet sample to a particle size of less than 2 mm, mixing, and accurately weighing 20 mg of the sample, accurate to 0.1 mg, placing it in Add 20 μL of acetone solvent to a 20mL headspace bottle, quickly seal the headspace bottle, and place it in a 44-position headspace autosampler. A gas-solid equilibrium is formed. At this time, the partial pressure of the SVOC to be measured in the headspace gas is proportional to its content in the sample, and all of it is transferred to the gas phase or part of it remains in the sample. 1mL of the gas in the quantitative loop is introduced into the gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer for detection. The chromatographic retention time and characteristic ions of each substance are qualitative, and the standard curve method of blank matrix is used for quantification.
[0071] Gas chromatography-mass spe...
Embodiment 2
[0096] A method for rapid detection of SVOC in velvet samples based on full-volatility headspace, comprising the steps of: pulverizing the velvet sample to a particle size of less than 2 mm, mixing, and accurately weighing 20 mg of the sample, accurate to 0.1 mg, placing it in Add 20 μL of acetone solvent to a 20mL headspace bottle, quickly seal the headspace bottle, and place it in a 44-position headspace autosampler. A gas-solid equilibrium is formed. At this time, the partial pressure of the SVOC to be measured in the headspace gas is proportional to its content in the sample, and all of it is transferred to the gas phase or part of it remains in the sample. 1mL of the gas in the quantitative loop is introduced into the gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer for detection. The chromatographic retention time and characteristic ions of each substance are qualitative, and the standard curve method of blank matrix is used for quantification.
[0097] Gas chromatography-mass spe...
Embodiment 3
[0122] The difference from Example 1 is that in the headspace condition of the headspace sampler:
[0123] Equilibrium temperature: 180°C;
[0124] Quantitative loop temperature: 190°C;
[0125] Transmission line temperature: 200°C;
[0126] Others are with embodiment 1.
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