Análise de BTEX em água: comparação entre duas colunas cromatográficas/Analysis of BTEX in water: comparison between two chromatographic columns

This study aimed to implement and validate the GC-FID methodology to determine benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes, or "BTEX," as contamination indicators in drinking water. The methodology included four steps: the first was to adequately separate analytes from the matrix by compari...

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Hauptverfasser: Carvalho, Danielle de Almeida, de Oliveira, Rosália Maria, da Silva, Célia Regina Sousa, Martinhon, Priscila Tamiasso, da Silva, Sérgio Alves
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description This study aimed to implement and validate the GC-FID methodology to determine benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes, or "BTEX," as contamination indicators in drinking water. The methodology included four steps: the first was to adequately separate analytes from the matrix by comparing two different chromatography columns (Supelcowax(TM) 10 e HP-5); the second step was the extraction of six compounds of (BTEX) using various types of solvents, extraction times and speeds; the third step statistically analyzed the resulting data; and the final step validated the methodology. Column Supelcowax(TM)10 had better results in BTEX separation. The most effective recovery was achieved by using liquid-liquid micro-extraction with isooctane as solvent, which resulted in a recovery percentage of 57.8 to 89.8%. Linearity was observed for all compounds studied in the work range. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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