JOURNAL ARTICLE

The determination of tetra‐alkyllead and ionic alkyllead compounds in seafood

D. S. ForsythJ. R. Iyengar

Year: 1989 Journal:   Applied Organometallic Chemistry Vol: 3 (3)Pages: 211-218   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Abstract Extraction methodologies were developed for tetra‐alkyllead and ionic alkyllead compounds in seafood. Tetra‐alkylleads were extracted with n‐hexane after the samples had been enzymatically hydrolyzed. The ionic alkylleads were complexed with diphenylthiocarbazone (dithizone) at pH 8 and 9 from enzymatically hydrolyzed samples to optimize recovery. The dithizone extracts were butylated prior to analysis by gas chromatography–atomic absorption spectrometry (GC AA). Instrumental detection limits ranged between 1.6 and 2.3 pg lead. Application to a limited number of seafood samples indicated the possible presence of trace amounts ( ca 1 ng g −1 ) of trimethyllead in some samples. No other alkylleads were detected.

Keywords:
Chemistry Dithizone Tetra Chromatography Hydrolysis Ionic liquid Extraction (chemistry) Detection limit Hexane Ionic bonding Atomic absorption spectroscopy Gas chromatography Mass spectrometry Ion Organic chemistry Catalysis Medicinal chemistry

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Topics

Environmental Toxicology and Ecotoxicology
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis
Meat and Animal Product Quality
Life Sciences →  Agricultural and Biological Sciences →  Animal Science and Zoology
Environmental Chemistry and Analysis
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Environmental Chemistry

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