Selective headspace-GC-MS-method for the determination of dithiocarbamates- and thiuram disulfides-residues in fruit and vegetables after conversion into carbondisulfide
O. Krautler et R. Kovarik, Selective headspace-GC-MS-method for the determination of dithiocarbamates- and thiuram disulfides-residues in fruit and vegetables after conversion into carbondisulfide, DEUT LEBENS, 97(5), 2001, pp. 165-168
A selective headspace-GC-MS-method for the determination of dithio-carbamat
es- and thiuram disulfides-residues in vegetables after conversion into car
bondisulfide with an aqueous solution of tin(II)chloride hydrochloric acid
is described. The limit of quantitation is 0.02 mg CS2/kg. The recovery is
in the 80-100% range. Using an internal standard, the repeatability (relati
ve repeatability standard deviation) is 5%.