1975
DOI: 10.1021/ac60357a073
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Description of the thermal energy analyzer (TEA) for trace determination of volatile and nonvolatile N-nitroso compounds

Abstract: Significant portions of this paper were presented at the Symposium on Membranes in Separation Processes,

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“…An early report about the detection of volatile NOCs in human faeces [17] was not confirmed [18]; however, it was possible to detect the endogenous formation of NOCs in faeces using a group-specific chemical denitrosation method [19]. The analytical method used relies on chemical denitrosation using HBr and/or HCl [20][21][22] and NO detection by chemiluminescence [23]. Although this method has been developed and refined for the analysis of NOCs [21,[24][25][26], the chemical denitrosation with HBr can also release NO from other compounds such as nitroso thiols (SNO) [24,27], nitriolic acid [26], O-nitroso compounds and nitrosyl iron (FeNO) [28].…”
Section: Endogenous Formation Of Nocsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An early report about the detection of volatile NOCs in human faeces [17] was not confirmed [18]; however, it was possible to detect the endogenous formation of NOCs in faeces using a group-specific chemical denitrosation method [19]. The analytical method used relies on chemical denitrosation using HBr and/or HCl [20][21][22] and NO detection by chemiluminescence [23]. Although this method has been developed and refined for the analysis of NOCs [21,[24][25][26], the chemical denitrosation with HBr can also release NO from other compounds such as nitroso thiols (SNO) [24,27], nitriolic acid [26], O-nitroso compounds and nitrosyl iron (FeNO) [28].…”
Section: Endogenous Formation Of Nocsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method gives quantitative data that differ to within only a few percent of the mean, for samples in the 50--100-pg range (332). The most selective detector is the thermal -energy analyzer (TEA) (333).…”
Section: Toxic Substances In Human Urinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…De modo geral, esses métodos eram baseados na extração das Nnitrosaminas da matriz alimento por destilação a vácuo ou óleo mineral e quantificação por cromatografia a gás (GC) associada a detectores como: ionização por chama (FID), termoiônico (TIC), condutividade eletrolítica de Coulson (CECD) e captura de elétrons (ECD). Mais tarde foi desenvolvido o detector de quimiluminescência (TEA, Thermal Energy Analyzer) por Fine e colaboradores, 58 que acabou se tornando o detector de primeira escolha por muitos anos para fins quantitativos, devido à sua seletividade e detectabilidade e até hoje tem tido aplicação. O emprego deste sistema de detecção permitia simplificar o preparo de amostras.…”
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