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Environmental

Figure 1

Excellent resolution and symmetric peaks for commonly analyzed drinking water semivolatiles, at l Ong

each on an Rxi™-Sms column.

Column:

Sample:

Instrument:

Inj.:

1.

isophorone

2. 2-nitro'm-xylene(55)

3. naphthalene

4. dichlorvos(DDVP)

5.

hexachlorocyclopentadiene

6. EPTC

7. mevinphos

8. butylate

9. vernolate

10.

dimeth~

phthalate

11.pebulate

12. etridiazole

(Ierrazole")

13.

2,6·dinitrotoluene

14. acenaphthylene

15. acenaphthene-dl 0(15)

16.chlorneb

17. tebuthiuron

18. 2,4-dinitrotoiuene

19. molinate

20. diethylphthalate

21. fluorene

22.

nropachlor

23. ethoprop (ethoprophos)

24. cycloate

25. chlorpropham

26. trifluralin

27.

atraton

28. hexachlorobenzene

29.

prometon

30. simazine

31.

atrazine

32.

propazme

33. pentachlorophenol

34. terbufos

35. pronamide (propyzamide)

36. diazinon

37. phenanthrene-dlO(15)

38. phenanthrene

39. disulfoton

40. methylparaoxon

41. anthracene

42.

terbacil

43.

chlorothalonil

44. metribuzin

45. simetryn

46. ametryn

47. alachlor

48. prometryn

49. terbutryn

50.

di-s-butyl

phthalate

51.

bromacil

52.

cyanazme

(Bladex)

53. metalochlor

54. chlorpyrifos(Dursban")

55.

trtademeton

56. Dacthal' (DCPA)

57. MGK-264(isomerA)

58. diphenamid

59. MGK·264 (isomer B)

60. merphos

61. heptachlorepoxide

62. fluoranthene

63.

stirofos

64. disulfotonsulfone

65. butachlor

66. pyrene-dlO(55)

67. fenamiphos

68. pyrene

69.

napropamide (Oevrinol")

70. trans-nonachlor

71. merphosoxide

72.

tricyclazole

(Beam)

73. carboxin

74. chlorobenzilate

75. butyl benzylphthalate

76. norflurazon

77.

bis(2-ethylhexyl) adipate

78. hexazinone (Velpar")

79. triphenylphosphate (55)

80. benzo(a)anthracene

81. chrysene-d12 (15)

82. chrysene

83. blS(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate

84.

tenenmot

85.

os-permethrln

86. lrans-permethrin

87. d,-n-octyl phthalate

88.

benzo(b)f1uoranthene

89. benzo(k)fluoranthene

90. benzo(a)pyrene

91. fluridone

(Sonar")

92.

perylene-dl

Z(55)

93. indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene

94. dibenzo(a,h)anthracene

95. benzo(ghl)perylene

Rxi™ -5ms, 30m, 0.25mm

ro,

0.25J.lm

(cat.# 13423)

USEPAMethod 525.2 mix, l

0J.lg/

ml eachanalyte,

25J.lg/m

l each internal standard and surrogate:

Method525.2Semivolatile Mix (cat.# 31899), OrganonitrogenPesticideMix # 1 (cat.# 33012),

Organonitrogen Pesticide Mix # 2 (cat.# 33011), Organophosphate Pesticide Mix # 1 (cat.# 33013),

Nitrogen/ Phosphorous Pesticide Mix #2 (cat.# 32423), Method 525.2 Internal Standard Mix (cat.# 31825),

Method 525.2 SurrogateStandard Mix (cat.# 31826)

Agilent 6890

1.0J.ll

, pulsed splitless injection: 50psi

(OJ

min.), 80mU min. (0.15 min.), gas saver 15ml /m in. (1 min.),

4mmDrilled Uniliner" inlet liner,hole near bottom (cat#20771)

Inj. temp.:

250°C

Carrier gas:

helium, constant flow

Flow rate:

1.2ml /min.

Oven temp.:

90°C(1 min.) to 270°C

@

20°C/m in., to 315°C

@

6°C/ min.

Del.:

Agilent 5973 MSD

Interface line temp.: 280°C

Scan range:

35-550 amu

Solvent delay:

3.00 min.

Tune:

DFTPP

Ionization:

EI

92

89

88

90

81

91

86,87

82

13.50

14.00

14.50

83

,-----=-2

80

3

No bleed

85

at 315°(1

84

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6

~u

1

j

5

6!00

I,.L

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i

I

I

min. 4.00

5.00

7.00

8.00

9.00

10.00

11.00 12.00

13.00

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15.00

16.00

17.00

18.00

______ GC__EVOOS59

66,67

37

15

79

47,48

52,53

33

8

39,40

63,64,65

28,29

41

77

3\

58

62

50

69

3~

49

73 74

75

3\

46

21

32 35

45

55

14

20

6

5~

78

22 25

27 31

11,12

23

24

6

76

10'

72

16

43

44

6

8

9

vB

19

2

57

70

7

18

26

60

51

17

71

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