Dissertação
Avaliação da técnica de extração de SPE e GC-(EI)-MS/MS na análise de agrotóxicos em água de lavoura de arroz irrigado
Fecha
2012-02-14Registro en:
PEREIRA, Mateus Brum. Evaluation of the extraction technique SPE GC-(EI) - MS/MS for the analysis of pesticides in irrigated crop of rice water. 2012. 120 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Química) - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, 2012.
Autor
Pereira, Mateus Brum
Institución
Resumen
It is known that heavy use of pesticides, especially herbicides and
insecticides, associated with the improper management of irrigation water
can result in pesticide runoff out the crops to the waters streams, rivers or
ponds, since the cultivation of rice is preferably done in areas that have
large volumes of water available.
Considering the importance of water for nature and human health,
the low uncontaminated water resources available today and a large scale
production of rice, this study aimed to develop and validate a method for
the determination of pesticides in water from irrigated rice crop.
Pesticides were extracted from samples of river water using the
method of solid phase extraction (SPE). The simultaneous determination
of selected pesticides in this study was made by a GC-(EI)-MS/MS. For
each analyte, two MRM transitions were optimized, one for quantification
and one for confirmation, as predicted by international guidelines and
legislations.
In the method validation the results were satisfactory for validation
requirements, and the analytical curves of r² values are greater than 0.99.
The value of the method LOQ for all compounds was established at 0.2 μg
L-1. Recoveries for real water samples showed values between 70 and
120% with RSD values lower than 20% for most compounds studied.
The results indicate that the proposed method for the analysis of 32
pesticides, including a step of SPE extraction and quantification by GC-
(EI)-MS/MS is efficient and selective, allowing the quantification of low
levels of concentration appropriate for monitoring these compounds in
water. In addition, the validation parameters meet the minimum
requirements for the validation of chromatographic methods, which
enables the application of the method.
Keywords: pesticides; water; GC-(EI)-MS/MS