By Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
This number of up to date tools for reading pesticide residues represents these confirmed tools which are of such a lot worth to the analyst.
The equipment selected display a very excessive commonplace of reliability and feature all been tested via at the least another specifically certified laboratory. also they are provided in such distinct and quite simply comprehensible shape that analysts utilizing them can't potentially be left doubtful approximately the best way to continue. all of the unmarried tools specifies the substrates to which it's ideal and on which it's been demonstrated, between them nutrition plants, kept commodities, processed meals of vegetable and animal foundation, feedstuffs, forage and fodder plants, soil, and water.
Both Volumes organize the compound-specific tools within the alphabetical order of the compound names. additionally they include indexes to supply easy accessibility to the specified process. the only equipment each one comprise the chemical identify and the structural formulation of the respective compound. a number of equipment are preceded through a desk within which chemical names and structural formulae are provided together for all compounds.
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3. Determination of limit of detection Residue-free analytical material originating from control tests, shown by control analyses to be free from residue or possibly obtained by removal of contaminated external portions, is analyzed for residues by the particular analytical method. Theoretically, no signal values ought to be obtained with these samples. In practice, however, signals of "apparent residues" may occur, so-called blank signals. They may be due to several causes. For example, • non-removed co-extractives, • solvent and reagent impurities or • instrument noise may simulate the presence of residues.
0 mg/kg (see W. D. Weinmann and H. G. Nolting, Nachrichtenbl. Dtsch. Pflanzenschutzdienstes Braunschweig 33, 137-141, 1981). The concentration of a compound in a substrate can be determined with sufficient reliability at the level of a maximum residue limit only by means of a method whose limit of determination 38 Limits of Detection and Determination is substantially lower than the maximum residue limit, being equivalent at the most to one-third, if possible however to one-fifth of the permissible limit, or even less.
G. Nolting, Nachrichtenbl. Dtsch. Pflanzenschutzdienstes Braunschweig 33, 137-141, 1981). The concentration of a compound in a substrate can be determined with sufficient reliability at the level of a maximum residue limit only by means of a method whose limit of determination 38 Limits of Detection and Determination is substantially lower than the maximum residue limit, being equivalent at the most to one-third, if possible however to one-fifth of the permissible limit, or even less. 05 mg/kg.
