PubMed · 8331147
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1993-06-18. Bibliography section.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8331147/
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The adsorption capacity and specific adsorption surface area of 13 anti-hypoxia drugs were determined in three chromatographic systems using methanol-carbon tetrachloride, chloroform-carbon tetrachloride and acetonitrile-carbon tetrachloride mixtures as eluents. The retention behaviours of the anti-hypoxia drugs were compared using principal component analysis (PCA). A graphical approximation was used for the inclusion of the standard deviations of both the variables and observations in PCA and the results were visualized by two-dimensional nonlinear mapping and cluster analysis. The results indicated that the graphical approximation can be successfully used for the inclusion of the standard deviation of data in PCA calculations. Nonlinear mapping and cluster analysis resulted in similar, but not identical, classification of drugs and chromatographic systems, indicating that each multivariate method can be successfully used for the comparison of solutes and chromatographic systems.
A review concerning the determination of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables is presented. The basic principles and recent developments in the extraction and quantitation of pesticides are discussed. Consideration is given to solid phase and supercritical extraction techniques, automation and robotic systems, and immunoassay procedures.
A review is presented of the modern techniques and approaches in methods for pesticide residue analysis in water matrices. The state of the art of the individual steps (extraction, clean-up, separation, identification, quantitation) of the chromatographic methods is reviewed with emphasis laid on emerging techniques which have gained popularity. The new approaches are discussed with respect to their relevancy to the requirements for increasing the sensitivity of detection and reliability of identification and quantitation at low levels of concentrations, arising from the European Community Drinking Water Directive.