通过室温光激发发射矩阵在HPLC分数中明确确定[a]皮林和二[a,l]皮林

George T Knecht1, Stephanie D Nauth1, Juan C Gomez Alvarado1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of Central Florida, Physical Sciences Building, 4111, Orlando, FL 32816, USA.

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概括

这项研究引入了一种快速方法,可以在没有进一步的染色学的情况下分析共化多环芳 (PAH),如 (BaP) 和二 (a,l) (DBalP). 室温光激发发射矩阵 (RTF-EEM) 与PARAFAC相结合,可以有效地分辨和量化这些PAH.

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