Multi-Pesticide Analysis in Environmental Samples

A total of 47 pesticides or pesticide degradation products were measured: 27 are classified as insecticides, 7 herbicides, 7 fungicides, and 6 pesticide degradation products. The method reflects our interest in insecticides for their potential human health impacts and includes 21 organochlorine, 3 organophosphate, and 3 pyrethroid insecticides. Pesticides were analyzed on an Agilent 6890N GC with dual 7683 injectors, dual columns, DB-XLB and DB-17MS columns (Agilent), and dual microelectron capture detectors (μ-ECD).^{47 (link)}

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Anderson K.A., Points GL I.I.I., Donald C.E., Dixon H.M., Scott R.P., Wilson G., Tidwell L.G., Hoffman P.D., Herbstman J.B, & O'Connell S.G. (2017). Preparation and performance features of wristband samplers and considerations for chemical exposure assessment. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, 27(6), 551-559.

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DB-XLB DB-17MS columns

Fungicides Herbicides Human impacts Insecticides Organophosphate Pesticides Pyrethroid

Corresponding Organization : Oregon State University

Other organizations : Columbia University, Center for Children

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Concentrations of 47 pesticides or pesticide degradation products, including 27 insecticides, 7 herbicides, 7 fungicides, and 6 pesticide degradation products

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