Determination of Phthalate Esters in the Children's Products Using Ultrasonic Extraction and Gas Chromatography

Zhi Hui Liang; Qun Luo; Hong Bo Fan; Si Hao Lv; Yan Yan Zeng

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Determination of Phthalate Esters in the Children's Products Using Ultrasonic Extraction and Gas Chromatography

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A method for the detection of PAEs (16 kinds ) in the childrens products using ultrasonic extraction and gas chromatography were investigated in this study. The method was linear between 0.500 and 10.000 μg ml^-1, R² between 0.995 and 0.999, LOQ between 0.704 and 1.585 μg ml^-1. The method repeatability was between 1.2% and 13% RSD. The experiment results showed that the children's products samples containing different kinds of PAEs. DIBP and DCHP were frequency found in all sample. The PAEs concentration of the childrens products sample was between 0.019 and 6.301 μg ml^-1.

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