Detection of per and polyfluoroalkyl substances using total organic fluoride
AssigneeHach Company
InventorsVishnu Vardhanan Rajasekharan, Cary Burton Jackson, Matthew Ryan Salzer, Dan Jonathan Kroll
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Abstract
An embodiment provides a method for deriving an amount of PFAS substances from a total organic fluoride measurement in a sample, including: removing inorganic fluoride from the sample using one or more of an ion exchange cartridge and an exclusion apparatus; preconcentrating, using a solid phase extraction, at least one PFAS substance in the sample; digesting, using a working electrode and a counter electrode, the at least one PFAS substance to an amount of total organic fluoride; and determining, using an analyzer, the amount of total organic fluoride in the sample. Other aspects are described and claimed.
Claims18
A method for deriving an amount of polyfluoroalkyl substances and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from a total organic fluoride measurement in a sample, comprising:
- preconcentrating, using a solid phase extraction, the amount of PFAS on a solid phase extraction device, wherein inorganic fluoride of the sample passes through the solid phase extraction device;
- digesting, using a working electrode and a counter electrode, the amount of PFAS to an amount of total organic fluoride;
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- determining, using an analyzer, the amount of total organic fluoride in the sample.
A method for deriving an amount of polyfluoroalkyl substances and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from a total organic fluoride measurement in a sample, comprising:
- removing inorganic fluoride from the sample using an ion exchange cartridge;
- preconcentrating, using a solid phase extraction, the amount of PFAS on a solid phase extraction device;
- digesting, using a working electrode and a counter electrode, the amount of PFAS to an amount of total organic fluoride;
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- determining, using an analyzer, the amount of total organic fluoride in the sample.
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