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04-07-2019 | EURL-AO
EURL AO Training in Freiburg
EURL AO Training in Freiburg
02-07-2019 | EURL-SRM
Analysis of Captan/THPI and of Folpet/PI via QuEChERS and LC-MS/MS
This analytical
observations
document shows the
results of various
experiments
exploring the
possibilities for
analyzing
captan/THPI and
folpet/phthalimide
via LC-MS/MS
employing both APCI
and ESI interfaces.
Using LC-MS/MS
various challenges
assosiated with the
GC analysis are
circumvented, but
the sensitivity
achieved was still
not fully
satisfacory.
21-06-2019 | EURL-SRM
Analysis of the amitraz-metabolite 4-Amino-3-methylbenzoic acid in eggs
Analytical
Observations report
regarding the
analysis of
4-Amino-3-methylbenzoic
acid in eggs (the
main metabolite of
amitraz in products
of animal origin)
21-06-2019 | EURL-FV
Evaluation of glyphosate and AMPA in honey by water extraction followed by ion chromatography mass spectrometry. A pilot monitoring study
EURL-FV Article
12-06-2019 | EURL-AO
Screening method for pesticide residues in eggs using GC-Orbitrap
Screening Validation
Report
12-06-2019 | EURL-AO
Method development with GC-Orbitrap
Experiences of
EURL-AO with
GC-Orbitrap
31-05-2019 | EURL-SRM
IL-IS Distribution Service will not be available from 26/06/2019 - 12/07/2019
Please take this
into account in your
lab organization.
19-05-2019 | EURL-SRM
Analysis of Dimethoate and Omethoate Metabolites - Method Development and Pilot Monitoring
A QuPPe-based method
for 6 highly polar
dimethoate
metabolites was
developed and 1778
market samples were
analyzed. The
current markers
omethoate and
dimethoate
showed residues
≥0.01 mg/kg in only
4
and 3 cases
respectively; the
metabolite
O-desmethyl-dimethoate
in 39 cases
(2.2% overall).
It thus seems
worthwhile
considering the
inclusion of
O-desmethyl-dimethoate
as a
marker for
controlling the
proper use of
dimethoate.
17-05-2019 | EURL-FV
17-05-2019 | EURL-FV
About EURL
The concept of the EU Reference Laboratories (EURLs, former CRLs) and National Reference Laboratories (NRLs) is layed down in the Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council. The overall objective of the EURLs and NRLs is to improve the quality, accuracy and comparability of the results at official control laboratories.
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