COMPARISON BETWEEN SUPERCRITICAL-FLUID EXTRACTION (SFE) USING CARBON-DIOXIDE ACETONE AND CONVENTIONAL SOXHLET EXTRACTION WITH TOLUENE FOR THE SUBSEQUENT DETERMINATION OF PCDD PCDF IN A SINGLE ELECTROFILTER ASHSAMPLE/
Is. Dolezal et al., COMPARISON BETWEEN SUPERCRITICAL-FLUID EXTRACTION (SFE) USING CARBON-DIOXIDE ACETONE AND CONVENTIONAL SOXHLET EXTRACTION WITH TOLUENE FOR THE SUBSEQUENT DETERMINATION OF PCDD PCDF IN A SINGLE ELECTROFILTER ASHSAMPLE/, Chemosphere, 31(9), 1995, pp. 4013-4024
A single electrofilter ash sample from a municipal waste incinerator w
as analyzed for PCDD/PCDF. Different pretreatment procedures (chemical
: sulfuric acid/no acid; mechanical: ground/not ground) were performed
with two independent but identical samples each were subsequently Sox
hlet extracted with toluene or subjected to SFE. It was shown, that an
acid treatment subsequently combined with SFE gives the most favourab
le extraction efficiency. Consequently a severe underestimation of PCD
D/PCDF concentrations can result from SFE extraction without prelimina
ry acid treatment of the ash.