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Volume 2
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furans. The column also shows potential as a
replacement for high-cyano confirmation phases
with poor thermal stability and short lifetimes. We
continue to work to optimize a temperature pro-
gram that resolves all of the toxic congeners, with a
goal of eliminating the need for confirmation.
If you are involved in the analysis of dioxins and
furans, and would like additional information about
Rtx
®
-Dioxin columns, please contact Frank Dorman
at 1-800-356-1688, ext. 2186, or by e-mail at
frank@restekcorp.comAcknowledgements
Chromatography courtesy of Karen MacPherson and Eric Reiner,
Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Etobicoke, ON, Canada.
Reference materials courtesy of Brock Chittam, Wellington
Laboratories, Guelph, ON, Canada.
Ordering Information
|
Rtx
®
-Dioxin Columns
ID
df (µm)
temp. limits
40-Meter
60-Meter
0.18mm 0.10
-60°C to 380°C
10756
—
0.25mm 0.15
-60°C to 380°C
—
10755
Table 1 —
Excellent agreement between Rtx
®
-Dioxin column and round-robin study data.
Column / 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzofuran (pg/g)
Sample
DB-5*
DB-225**
Rtx
®
-Dioxin
Median***
Mean***
Fly Ash A
250
21
30
28
32
Fly Ash B
2100
300
378
390
390
Fly Ash C
170
19
28
27
32
*5% diphenyl column.
**high-cyano column.
***n > 110 laboratories.
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Dioxin 2003
Dioxin 2003
T
he annual meeting of world experts on these
important and controversial materials, the 23rd
International Symposium on Halogenated Organic
Pollutants and Persistent Organic Pollutants, will be
held at the Westin Copley Place Hotel, Boston, MA,
August 24-29, 2003.
Specialists in dioxin research will make more than
500 presentations and discuss current knowledge.
"Hot topics" sessions will focus on endocrine dis-
rupters, Arctic POPs, neurotoxicity, ultimate trace
method, and more.
For details, visit
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