2001
DOI: 10.1002/1521-4109(200111)13:16<1335::aid-elan1335>3.3.co;2-n
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Quantification of Phenylurea Pesticides by HPLC/ECD and Photolysis

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“…This easy to use and configure platform demonstrates the advantages of a flow system, such as the increase in the rate of mass transport that affects both the electrochemical and spectroscopic response, can be applied to various types of measurements, ranging from fundamental mechanistic studies to analytical measurements. Furthermore, by constructing a hyphenated system, for example, using Units ABC 1 and ABC 3 , a dual activation process followed by a UV–vis measurement could be envisioned, to sustain combined herbicide and pesticide studies. Long-term use of this platform also could involve HPLC detection, taking advantage of the built in mass transport assembly and the linear flow pattern, which are already within the required HPLC flow rates (0.2–1 mL min –1 ) . Furthermore, the ability to also perform ECL (Unit ABC 2 ) can increase the overall sensitivity of analytical detection. , Finally, the ability to carry out ECL opens several future avenues for the detection of biomolecules and advantages over conventional fluorescence methods include enhanced S/N, increased sensitivity, reduced self-quenching, and simplified equipment. , …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This easy to use and configure platform demonstrates the advantages of a flow system, such as the increase in the rate of mass transport that affects both the electrochemical and spectroscopic response, can be applied to various types of measurements, ranging from fundamental mechanistic studies to analytical measurements. Furthermore, by constructing a hyphenated system, for example, using Units ABC 1 and ABC 3 , a dual activation process followed by a UV–vis measurement could be envisioned, to sustain combined herbicide and pesticide studies. Long-term use of this platform also could involve HPLC detection, taking advantage of the built in mass transport assembly and the linear flow pattern, which are already within the required HPLC flow rates (0.2–1 mL min –1 ) . Furthermore, the ability to also perform ECL (Unit ABC 2 ) can increase the overall sensitivity of analytical detection. , Finally, the ability to carry out ECL opens several future avenues for the detection of biomolecules and advantages over conventional fluorescence methods include enhanced S/N, increased sensitivity, reduced self-quenching, and simplified equipment. , …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to their high toxicity [4] and possible carcinogenicity, the determination of phenylurea herbicides at low concentrations in agricultural samples is of prime importance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phenylurea herbicide concentrations have been determined using gas chromatography (GC) [1,[9][10][11], HPLC for plant material [12,13], soil [14,15], and water samples [16,17] and electrochemical detection for groundwater samples [4]. However, determination of phenylurea herbicide concentrations by GC is difficult owing to thermal decomposition [3], so various derivatization techniques have been used to solve this problem [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%