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Sara VALSECCHI, Stefano POLESELLO

CNR-IRSA, Water Research Institute

Brugherio, Italy

[email protected]

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Conventional

Volume

Sample Loop

Large Volume

Sample Loop

Preconcentration

Column

1.9µm Hypersil Gold

Analytical Column

Thermo solution: EQUAN system

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EQUAN Filling Large Volume Sample Loop

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EQUAN Sample to preConcentration Column

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EQUAN Transfer to Analytical Column

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EQUAN preConcentration Column washing

& LC/MS/MS Analysis

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On-line vs off-line SPE extraction Pro

Small sample volume (up to 20 mL)

Limited sample handling (only filtration (centrifugation) and matrix modification if needed)

Reduction of total analytical time

Green Chromatography

Cons

Less choice in extraction phases respect to off-line SPE

No replicates on the same sample extract

No possibility to add an internal standard after extraction, but only as a surrogate before extraction

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On-line vs off-line SPE extraction Pro

Small sample volume (up to 20 mL)

Limited sample handling (only filtration and matrix modification if needed)

Reduction of total analytical time

Green Chromatography

Cons

Less choice in extraction phases respect to off-line SPE

No replicates on the same sample extract

No possibility to add an Recovery Standard (IS type 1) after extraction, but only as a Surrogate (IS type 2) prior to sample extration

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Perfluoroalkyl acids

Widely diffused in the environment: additives in industrial and consumer product (protective coating for textiles, paper treatment, metal plating, pesticides etc)

Water soluble, persistent and bioaccumulable compounds

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Perfluoroalkyl acids Two primary classes of perfluorinated acids

Need for a multiresidue analytical method

PFOS included in the new upcoming Priority List of the WFD

Perfluoroalkyl Sulfonates

PFBS C4F9SO3-

PFHS C6F13SO3-

PFOS C8F17SO3-

PFDS C10F21SO3-

Perfluoroalkyl Carboxylic Acids

PFBA C3F7COOH

PFPeA C4F9COOH

PFHxA C5F11COOH

PFHpA C6F13COOH

PFOA C7F15COOH

PFNA C8F17COOH

PFDA C9F19COOH

PFUnA C10F21COOH

PFDoA C11F23COOH

PFTrA C12F25COOH

PTFA C13F27COOH

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LC-MS/MS analytical methods

Perfluorinated compounds:

Liquid Chromatography: Thermo Accela 1250 pump

TRAP Column: 50x2.1 mm (1.9 µm) Thermo GOLD Hypersil (between

the HPLC pump and the injection valve)

Column: 50x2.1 (1.9 µm) Thermo GOLD PFP

Mobile Phase: [A] 2mM NH4OAc+5%MeOH; [B] MeOH

Flow Rate = 300 µL/min

Column Temperature: ambient

Gradient method

Mass Spectrometry: Thermo Quantum Access Max

• ESI in negative mode

• MRM

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LC-MS/MS analytical methods RT: 6.52 - 12.13

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RT: 9.84MA: 5969 10.26 10.729.487.67 7.997.46 9.01 10.898.37 11.487.32 8.60 11.247.11 12.1111.676.70

RT: 9.15AA: 71196

RT: 10.05AA: 75323

RT: 9.43MA: 48643

RT: 10.49MA: 64211

10.4610.579.497.07 7.597.09 8.17 11.388.03 11.088.52 10.24 11.429.629.378.67 8.86 12.056.876.64

NL: 7.10E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 312.892 [119.130-119.132, 268.897-268.899] MS ICIS TWM23may_00

NL: 1.50E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 362.895 [169.003-169.005, 318.872-318.874] MS ICIS TWM23may_00

NL: 6.38E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 412.900 [169.003-169.005, 368.863-368.865] MS ICIS TWM23may_00

NL: 1.08E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 462.908 [218.923-218.925, 418.868-418.870] MS TWM23may_00

NL: 3.65E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 512.922 [268.863-268.865, 468.870-468.872] MS ICIS TWM23may_00

NL: 1.67E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 562.902 [268.810-268.812, 518.832-518.834] MS TWM23may_00

PFUnA

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PFOA

PFNA

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Widely diffused in urban discharges, surface and ground waters

Sources: hospitals, household medicines, breeding farm

Large number of possible pollutants, belonging to very different classes: acids, bases and neutral compounds

Some of them are included in the upcoming Priority List of the WFD: Diclofenac, 17-ethinylestradiol

Need for a multiresidue analytical method

Pharmaceutical residues

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“Our” Pharmaceutical Residues EPA 1694 Group1 EPA 1694 Group2 EPA 1694 Group4

Cotinine Sulfamethoxazole Enrofloxacin Epitetracycline Albuterol

Acetaminophen Diphenhydramine Azithromicin Oxytetracycline Ranitidine

1,7-Dimethylxanthine Diltiazem Tylosin Doxycicline Cimetidine

Codeine Carbamazepine Sarafloxacin Demeclocycline

Caffeine Erythromycin Roxithromicin Clorotetracycline

Trimethoprim Fluoxetine Cloxacillin Tetracycline

Thiabendazole Digoxin Norfloxacin Anhydrotetracycline

Clarithromicin Lincomycin Lomofloxacin

Ampicillin Sulfadiazine Oxacillin

Ciprofloxacin Cefotaxime Miconazole

Sulphathiazole Sulfamerazine Ofloxacin

Digoxigenin Sulfamethizole

Sulfachloropyrydazine Sulfamethoxine

Penicillin V Penicillin G

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LC-MS/MS analytical methods

Pharmaceutical residues: Internal method modified

from EPA 1694

Liquid Chromatography: Thermo Accela 1250 pump

Column: 100x2.1 (3 µm) Thermo Betasil C18

Mobile Phase: [A] 0.1% HCOOH (0.5mL HCOOH in 0.5 L water); [B] ACN

Flow Rate = 300µL/min

Column Temperature: ambient

Gradient method

Mass Spectrometry: Thermo Quantum Access Max

• H-ESI (250°C) in positive mode

• MRM

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On-line extraction methods Pharmaceuticals:

Column: 20x2.1 mm(12 µm) Thermo GOLD aQ

Mobile Phase: 2% ACN (10 mL ACN in 0.5 L water)

Flow Rate = 1200 µL/min

Column Temperature: ambient

Sample injection volume = 1000 µL

Gradient elution

Perfluorinated:

Column: 20x2.1 mm (12 µm) Thermo GOLD aQ

Mobile Phase: 2mM NH4OAc+5%MeOH

Flow Rate = 1200 µL/min

Column Temperature: ambient

Sample injection volume = 1-5 mL

Gradient elution

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On-line extraction optimisation: loop volume effect

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RT: 8.88MA: 230441

NL: 5.00E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 498.883 [80.318-80.320, 99.099-99.101] MS 200ppt_perfluor3

NL: 5.00E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 498.883 [80.318-80.320, 99.099-99.101] MS 200ppt_perfluor5ml2

RT: 3.74 - 10.35 SM: 7G

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TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 462.908 [218.923-218.925, 418.868-418.870] MS ICIS 200ppt_perfluor3

NL: 3.20E6

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 462.908 [218.923-218.925, 418.868-418.870] MS ICIS 200ppt_perfluor5ml2

1 mL

5 mL

PFOS PFOA

4.6-fold 4.4-fold

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On-line extraction optimisation: matrix modification effect

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Recovery on preconcentration column:

affinity for stationary phase

On-line extraction optimisation: matrix modification effect

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Recovery on preconcentration column:

affinity for stationary phase

Chromatographic separation:

sample solubility effect

On-line extraction optimisation: matrix modification effect

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Effect on a homologue series of perfluorinated compounds which differ for the increasing number (n) of CF2 groups

On-line extraction optimisation: effects of sample pH

pH=7.8

pH=3.5

PFBS (C4) PFOS (C8)

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TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2

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[80.217-80.219,

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ICIS 100ppt_01

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TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2

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[80.217-80.219,

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ICIS

100ppt_GOLDaQ_5mL

AC_01

RT: 5.90 - 7.90 SM: 7G

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ICIS 100ppt_01

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Effect on a homologue series of perfluorinated compounds which differ for the increasing number (n) of CF2 groups

On-line extraction optimisation: effects of sample pH

pH=7.8

pH=3.5

PFHxA (C6) PFOA (C8)

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RT: 6.70 - 8.70 SM: 7G

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Effect on a homologue series of perfluorinated compounds which differ for the increasing number (n) of CF2 groups

On-line extraction optimisation: effects of sample pH

pH=7.8

pH=3.5

PFDA (C10) PFDoDA (C12)

1-fold 1-fold

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Direct Injection: effects of sample pH

pH=7.8

pH=3.5

PFBA (C4) PFBS (C4)

RT: 1.61 - 4.67

1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0 4.2 4.4 4.6

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RT: 2.69

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AA: 189RT: 3.56

AA: 33.60

RT: 4.20

AA: 31.10

RT: 4.55

AA: 15.80

RT: 2.14

AA: 17.72

RT: 4.03

AA: 11.78

RT: 1.77

AA: 14.68

RT: 3.86

AA: 2.39

RT: 3.70

AA: 10.57

RT: 4.43

AA: 3.21

RT: 3.14

AA: 134692

RT: 2.95

AA: 148RT: 3.56

AA: 14.40

RT: 1.99

AA: 12.73

RT: 4.38

AA: 3.94

RT: 4.27

AA: 6.07

RT: 3.82

AA: 2.58

RT: 2.64

AA: 5.74

RT: 2.30

AA: 7.94

RT: 2.11

AA: 0.81

RT: 4.56

AA: 1.31

RT: 4.03

AA: 3.54

RT: 2.87

AA: 1.55

RT: 1.77

AA: 0.64

RT: 1.63

AA: 0.89

NL: 5.00E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM

ms2 298.891

[80.217-80.219,

99.120-99.122] MS

ICIS 10ppb_fresh_01

NL: 5.00E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM

ms2 298.891

[80.217-80.219,

99.120-99.122] MS

ICIS

10ppbACID_fresh_01

RT: 0.00 - 4.01

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0

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RT: 2.98

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AA: 11335RT: 3.86

AA: 9895

RT: 2.51

AA: 11865RT: 2.21

AA: 13356

RT: 1.97

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AA: 2724

RT: 3.25

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RT: 1.32

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RT: 1.28

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RT: 0.74

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RT: 3.02

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RT: 2.73

AA: 10094

RT: 2.29

AA: 10846

RT: 2.10

AA: 7723RT: 2.54

AA: 2649

RT: 0.58

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RT: 1.98

AA: 2740

RT: 1.44

AA: 4324

RT: 0.34

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AA: 4173

RT: 0.10

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RT: 1.01

AA: 1287

NL: 8.60E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM

ms2 212.898

[168.914-168.916]

MS ICIS

10ppb_fresh_01

NL: 8.60E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM

ms2 212.898

[168.914-168.916]

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10ppbACID_fresh_

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RT: 7.15 - 11.32 SM: 5G

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RT: 9.23AA: 6711618

RT: 8.91AA: 4556

RT: 9.95AA: 401427

RT: 10.24AA: 593383

NL: 2.98E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 298.891 [80.217-80.219, 99.120-99.122] MS ICIS 200ppt_perfluornoac5mltest4_5

NL: 2.86E4

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 298.891 [80.217-80.219, 99.120-99.122] MS ICIS 200ppt#(nomix)-03

NL: 2.10E6

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 462.908 [218.923-218.925, 418.868-418.870] MS ICIS 200ppt_perfluornoac5mltest4_5

NL: 2.10E6

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 462.908 [218.923-218.925, 418.868-418.870] MS ICIS 200ppt#(nomix)-03

NL: 1.71E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 612.912 [318.825-318.827, 568.854-568.856] MS ICIS 200ppt_perfluornoac5mltest4_5

NL: 1.71E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2 612.912 [318.825-318.827, 568.854-568.856] MS ICIS 200ppt#(nomix)-03

5% methanol in the sample before extraction

On-line extraction optimisation: effect of solvent addition

PFBS

C4

PFOA

C8

PFDoA

C12

5% MeOH

5% MeOH

5% MeOH

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50% methanol in the sample before injection

Direct Injection: effect of solvent addition

PFPeA (C5) PFDoDA (C12)

RT: 1.64 - 4.61 SM: 7G

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RT: 2.66

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RT: 2.16

AA: 11119

RT: 2.29

AA: 9273

RT: 2.41

AA: 19748

RT: 2.05

AA: 19610

RT: 1.87

AA: 33537

RT: 2.98

AA: 4964122

RT: 3.93

AA: 47371

RT: 3.54

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RT: 2.68

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RT: 2.43

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RT: 3.42

AA: 8382

RT: 1.88

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TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2

262.913

[69.041-69.043,

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ICIS 30ppb_usepa_01

NL: 5.60E5

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262.913

[69.041-69.043,

218.936-218.938] MS

ICIS

30ppbacid_da60ppbme

oh_04

2-fold RT: 3.44 - 6.38 SM: 7G

3.6 3.8 4.0 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 5.0 5.2 5.4 5.6 5.8 6.0 6.2

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RT: 5.03

AA: 498

RT: 5.80

AA: 2992

RT: 4.32

AA: 494

RT: 5.37

AA: 684

RT: 4.53

AA: 323

RT: 5.59

AA: 825

RT: 6.14

AA: 721

RT: 6.04

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RT: 6.30

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RT: 4.11

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RT: 3.88

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RT: 4.80

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RT: 4.56

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RT: 5.11

AA: 2138RT: 5.33

AA: 2871

RT: 5.01

AA: 447 RT: 5.76

AA: 2679

RT: 5.99

AA: 2159

RT: 4.15

AA: 1243

RT: 5.62

AA: 559

RT: 6.10

AA: 353

RT: 5.50

AA: 875

RT: 6.26

AA: 714

RT: 3.94

AA: 145

RT: 3.83

AA: 53.55

RT: 3.63

AA: 42.66

RT: 4.41

AA: 2.21

NL: 3.00E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2

612.912

[318.825-318.827,

568.854-568.856] MS

ICIS 30ppb_usepa_01

NL: 3.00E5

TIC F: - c ESI SRM ms2

612.912

[318.825-318.827,

568.854-568.856] MS

ICIS

30ppbacid_da60ppbmeo

h_04

50% MEOH

0% MEOH

3-fold

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Cotinine

On-line extraction optimisation: Matrix modification for pharmaceuticals

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Miconazole

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Fluoxetine

On-line extraction optimisation: Matrix modification for pharmaceuticals

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On-line method performance : Linearity

R² = 0,9941

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PFPeA (C5)

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PFDoDA (C12)

R² = 0,9956

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PFOS (C8)

R² = 0,9901

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PFBS (C4)

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Linearity: OnLine vs Direct injection

0,E+00

5,E+05

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2,E+06

3,E+06

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4,E+06

4,E+06

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5,E+06

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PFPeA (C5)

0,E+00

5,E+04

1,E+05

2,E+05

2,E+05

3,E+05

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PFOS (C8)

0,E+00

1,E+05

2,E+05

3,E+05

4,E+05

5,E+05

6,E+05

7,E+05

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PFBS (C4)

0,E+00

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4,E+05

6,E+05

8,E+05

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2,E+06

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PFDoDA (C12)

On Line 5 mL

Direct Injection 20 uL

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%

Recovery

TW spring TW ground water River 1 River 2

On-line method performance: recovery on real samples

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On-line method performance: Ripetibility and LOQ

PFBA PFPeA PFHxA PFHpA PFOA PFNA PFDA PFUnDA PFDoDA PFBS PFHxS PFOS

LOQ ng/L

20 4 1 5 3 1 1 1 2 10 20 10

Riproducibility (RSD%)

7-33 5-17 5-12 4-17 8-17 2-24 8-25 4-26 13-37 5-16 4-13 5-27

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EU Survey on the distribution of perfluorinated compound

McLachlan et al. (2007) Riverine discharge of perfluorinated carboxylates from the European Continent. Environ. Sci. Technol

41, 7260-7265

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Convenzione IRSA-MATT Realizzazione di uno studio di valutazione del Rischio Ambientale e Sanitario associato alla contaminazione da sostanze perfluoro-alchiliche (PFAS) nel Bacino del

Po e nei principali bacini fluviali italiani

• asta del fiume Po

• principali tributari del fiume Po

• altri principali bacini fluviali dell’Italia (Adige, Arno e Tevere)

• zone di molluschicoltura e pescicoltura della laguna di Venezia e

del Delta del Po

• studi ecotossicologici di laboratorio e di campo

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Survey on the distribution of perfluorinated compound in river Po basin (Northern Italy)

Po-SMT

Po-VA

Po-PI

Po-IP

Po-SBP

Po-RE

Po-PLS

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Survey on the distribution of perfluorinated compound in river Po basin (Northern Italy)

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Po-VA(215)

Po-PI(350)

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Po-RE(520)

Po-PLS(572)

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PFOS

PFBS

PFDA

PFNA

PFOA

PFHp

PFHxA

PFPeA

Adda (390)

Tanaro (235)

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Distribuzione di PFPeA e PFHxA nei principali bacini fluviali italiani

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Conclusions

On-line extraction methods allow the analysis of

surface and drinking waters with limited sample

preparation (filtration (centrifugation) and matrix

modification)

Analytical times, sample manipulation and lab

wastes are drastically reduced

Preliminary results: two runs (pH 3.5 and pH 10.5)

for a mixed class of chemicals

Optimisation of multiresidue methods is a

compromise between sample productivity and limits

of detection

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Acknowledgments

We thank Thermo Scientific for having invited us to

present our results

We also warmly acknowledge the precious support of

the Thermo staff, Claudia Martins, Federico Guidugli,

in developing on-line methods