The invention discloses a quick detection method for
resonance light scattering of
perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) in an
environmental water sample, and relates to the field of
environmental analysis. A
resonance light scattering analysis method is adopted in the method. The method comprises the following steps of: sequentially adding 0.40mL of 4.2*10<-4>mol / L
rhodamine 6G solution and 1.0mL of butadiene rubber (BR)
buffer solution with pH of 3.29 into a 10mL color comparison tube, swirling the solution uniformly, and adding the pretreated
water sample to be detected; after uniform swirling mixing, fixing the volume to 10mL by using 18.2Momega
ultrapure water, and immediately performing synchronous scanning on a
fluorescence spectrophotometer in
lambda ex=
lambda em, wherein both the excitation slit and the emission slit are 5 nanometers, and the
voltage is 400V; recording the scattered spectrum in a
wavelength range of 220 to 420 nanometers; and performing preliminary
qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis on whether the
environmental water sample contains the PFOS according to the scattered signals at the
wavelength of 313 nanometers. If the
water sample contains the PFOS, the scattering intensity at the
wavelength of 313 nanometers is enhanced; otherwise, the scattered signals at the wavelength of 313 nanometers are not changed. The invention is characterized in that: the method for detecting the PFOS in the
environmental water sample is simple, quick and sensitive, and low in detection cost.