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Electron capture gas chromatographic analysis of DDA: Utilization of 2-chloroethanol derivative

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This paper reports the use of the 2-chloroethanol derivative in the electron capture gas chromatographic analysis of DDA. The efficiency of conversion of DDA to the 2-chloroethanol derivative was 91.5±1.0%. The utilization of a silica gel column for clean up prior to electron capture analysis is discussed and the elution pattern for the 2-chloroethanol derivative is given with a recovery of 97.3±0.4%. The 2-chloroethanol derivative is 3.7±0.1 times more responsive to electron capture detection than the methyl ester of DDA and produces a retention time which separates the DDA from other chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides which might interfere with the analysis.

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Cranmer, M.F., Copeland, M.F. Electron capture gas chromatographic analysis of DDA: Utilization of 2-chloroethanol derivative. Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. 9, 186–192 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01685001

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