According to the method for measuring the
pesticide residues in the food through high-flux full-automatic
emulsion microextraction, a full-automatic pipetting platform with a pipetting function is adopted for achieving multi-sample full-automatic pretreatment, and manual operation errors are avoided. Green and renewable
eucalyptol is used as an extracting agent, so that the method has excellent environmental friendliness. Hydrophobic eudesmol and water are prepared into a high-concentration primary oil-in-water
emulsion, and after the high-concentration primary oil-in-water
emulsion is injected into a water-based sample, a low-concentration secondary oil-in-water emulsion is rapidly formed as an extraction
system by utilizing the characteristic that the emulsion can be diluted, so that efficient extraction of pesticides is realized. And then injecting a
sodium chloride solution into the
system for demulsification, so that the extraction agent is rapidly separated without
centrifugation. The method is successfully applied to food
pesticide residue analysis, the reproducibility, the accuracy, the precision, the
detection limit and the
recovery rate all meet the analysis requirements, the cost is low, the operation continuity is high, the sample treatment efficiency is high, and a standardized solution can be provided for large-scale sample high-
throughput pretreatment of a detection mechanism.