加速溶剂萃取―气相色谱―质谱法测定土壤中酞酸酯类有机物

建立了土壤中酞酸酯类的加速溶剂萃取（ASE）―气相色谱―质谱（GC-MS）测定方法。通过对萃取溶剂和层析柱的优化选择,得出优化萃取条件。同时,实验过程中采用铬酸洗液对实验器皿进行清洗,有效控制了环境中酞酸酯对样品的污染。该优化方法结果显示：平均加标回收率为89.5%～106.0%,相对标准偏差为1.5%～5.8%,检出...     

“For Asia Market Only”: A Green Tattoo Ink between Safety and Regulations

Due to the increasing tattoo practicing in Eastern countries and general concern on tattoo ink composition and safety, the green tattoo inks Green Concentrate by Eternal, for European and “for Asia Market Only” were analyzed, under the premise that only the former falls under a composition regulation. A separation of the additives from the pigment was carried out by successive extraction in solvents of different polarities, i.e., water, acetone and dichloromethane. The solid residues were analyzed by IR and Raman spectroscopies, the liquid fractions by GC/mass spectrometry. The relative pigment load and element traces were also estimated. We found that the European and the Asian inks are based on the same pigment, PG7, restricted in Europe, though at different loads. They have a similar content of harmful impurities, such as Ni, As, Cd and Sb and both contain siloxanes, including harmful D4. Furthermore, they have different physical-chemical properties, the European ink being more hydrophilic, the Asian more hydrophobic. Additionally, the Asian ink contains harmful additives for the solubilization of hydrophobic matrices and by-products of the phthalocyanine synthesis. Teratogenic phthalates are present as well as chlorinated teratogenic and carcinogenic compounds usually associated to the laser treatment for removal purposes, to a larger extent in the European ink. The composition of the inks does not seem to reflect regulatory restrictions, where issued.