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PAL The Better SPME

PAL The new dimension for Solid-Phase Micro SPME has become one of the most widely used extraction technologies for environmental, food and clinical analyses. It is well suited for automated sample preparation resulting in reduced time per sample, less sample manipulation and solvent consumption. However, the technology remained almost unchanged with some significant drawbacks, such as the limited mechanical stability and small phase volumes of the fibers. The PAL (patent pending) is a new technology for micro-extraction, combining trace level sensitivity with high mechanical robustness. The PAL has an outer diameter of 1.1 or 1.5mm, resulting in large sorption phase surfaces and volumes. The arrow-shaped tip allows smooth penetration of vial and injector septa. In contrast to traditional SPME fibers, the Arrow design fully protects the sorptive material, minimizing adverse influences and loss of analytes during transfer processes. With the PAL RTC and RSI the sampling is fully automated leading to high productivity. The figure below shows the dimension of a PAL 1.5 mm (a), a PAL 1.1 mm (b) and a SPME Fiber (c) in comparison. a b c PAL : The new dimension of SPME 2 3

What Better SPME means Bigger surface, faster extraction. More sorption phase, superior sensitivity. Optimized geometry, greater robustness. 2 x higher sample throughput. Up to 1 x more sensitivity - wider linear range. PAL s last at least 2 x longer. Injector septa last at least 2 x longer. Lower running costs. = 2 x productivity Headspace Techniques Headspace (Syringe or Loop) SPME Fiber Purge & Trap Immersion Techniques SPME.1 1 1 1 1 Working range (ng/l) Better SPME Adaptation of existing SPME methods is straightforward PAL works well for headspace and immersion extraction With the wide selection of sorption materials (cf. page 1) a wide variety of compounds are now amenable to SPME The PAL is an ideal field sampling device PAL covers a wide range of applications. However, for dynamic headspace applications, especially for volatiles we recommend ITEX Dynamic Headspace (DHS). This powerful technology achieves ng/l sensitivities without the pitfalls of purge & trap systems. 4 5

More Volume: Up to 1x more Sensitivity Headspace : Aroma Analysis in White Wines The table below shows the dimension of a PAL 1.5 mm (a), 1.1 mm (b) and a SPME Fiber (c) in comparison: Sorption phase surface Sorption phase volume a 62.8 mm 2 11.8 µl M C ounts 7.5 5. Chardonnay 2 3 4 1. Isoamylacetate 2. Ethylhexanoat 3. Ethyloctanoate 4. Ethyldecanoate 5. Phenylethylalcohol 6. Octanoic acid 5 6 MCounts 1. 7.5 5. Gewürztraminer 1 2 3 4 1. Isoamylacetate 2. Ethylhexanoat 3. Ethyloctanoate 4. Ethyldecanoate 5. Phenylethylalcohol 6. Octanoic acid 6 b 44. mm 2 3.8 µl 2.5 1 5 c 9.4 mm 2.6 µl 2.5.. 5 1 1 5 2 2 5 minute s 5 1 15 2 25 minutes Chromatograms showing the headspace extraction of aroma components from different white wines with PDMS fibers (PAL 1 µm, 2 x 1.1 mm compared to SPME 1 µm, 1 x.3 mm) Immersion : Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Water Iodoform in Water 7 6 kcounts 1 Headspace kcounts 37 Immersion 5 3 75 4 3 5 26 x more sensitivity 2 6 x more sensitivity 2 1 25 1 5 6 7 8 9 1 minutes 5 6 7 8 9 1 minutes yields for water samples containing PAHs @ 5 ng/l after 7 min. A PAL 2 mm x 25 µm Carbon WR was compared to SPME fiber 1 mm x 1 µm Carbon WR immersion (Kremser et al., 215). of 1 µg/l iodoform from tap water with DVB fibers (headspace and immersion extraction), PAL 1 µm, 2 x 1.1 mm compared to SPME 1 µm, 1 x.3 mm. 6 7

Bigger Surface: 2x Throughput Immersion : Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Water With the PAL RTC and RSI the entire SPME process is fully automated. This guarantees process safety and high reproducibility. 9 8 7 Desorption / Injection Conditioning 6 5 4 Tool 3 2 1 Naphtalene Fluorene Benzo(a)pyrene Relative immersion extraction yield (measured as % extracted after a 7 min) for PAHs at 5 ng/l with PDMS fibers (PAL 1 µm, 2 x 1.1 mm compared to SPME 1 µm, 1 x.3 mm) Headspace : Off Flavor Compounds in Water 12 Agitator 1 8 6 Conditioning Module Heatex Stirrer 4 2 PAL Heatex Stirrer - New Mixing and Heating Technology for Sample Preparation and SPME. The powerful PAL Heatex Stirrer mixes samples rapidly applying cycloid shaped mixing patterns without the need for stir bars. For SPME headspace and immersion sampling the special design (pat. pending) ensures optimal performance. 8 DVB DVB SPME Relative headspace extraction yield (measured as amount extracted after 3 min) for off-flavor compounds in water at 1 ng/l with DVB fibers. (PAL 1 µm, 2 x 1.1 mm compared to SPME 1 µm, 1 x.3 mm) References [1] Belardi R., Pawliszyn J., Water Pollut. Res.J.Can. 1989, 24, 179 [2] - Evaluation of a Novel Solid-Phase Microextraction Device for Freely Dissolved PAHs in Water; Kremser A. et al., Anal. Bioanal. Chem. 216, 48, 943-952 [3] Solid phase microextraction Arrow for the sampling of volatile amines in wastewater and atmosphere; Helin A. Et al., J. Chrom. A 215, in press [4] PAL System Application Notes: Determination of iodoform in drinking water by SPME and GC/MS and Determination of C2-C12 aldehydes by SPME on-fiber derivatization and GCMS The PAL Heatex Stirrer offers: Rapid equilibration through effective stirring for headspace and immersion SPME sampling while ensuring the integrity of the fiber Efficient dissolution of solids, temperature controlled Thorough liquid/liquid extraction Stirring/heating for derivatization reactions No stir bar required, constant stirring also with samples containing solids No cross contamination Precise control of the equilibration temperature 4-15 C Software controlled, temperature and stirring speed are logged 9

PAL Ordering Information System requirements PAL RTC or RSI with firmware 2.3 or higher PAL Tool PAL Heatex Stirrer Module Adaptation of GC-injector (see page 11) A PAL Conditioning Module is highly recommended, the PAL SPME Fiber Conditioning Module cannot be used with. For overlapped extraction, the Agitator Module is required The PAL s are available in order quantities of one, three or five s per box. For method development, a set of each fiber type (set of five) is available. Ordering information for required parts Starter Kit (injector specific) PNo.: see below Heatex Stirrer Module PNo.: PAL3-HeatexStirrer Starter Kit containing Tool Holder Selection of five different s Instruction Leaflet Adapter Kit for GC injector (details see below) For mixing and heating in sample prep and SPME Temperature range ambient temperature - 15 C Mixing speed up to 16 rpm (2 cycloidal loops) Optimized for 2 ml vials (for 1 ml vials a special adapter is required) Diameter Phase Thickness Color Code Set of 1 Description PNo. PDMS (Polydimethylsiloxane) Set of 3 s Description PNo. Set of 5 s Description PNo. 1.1 mm 1 µm Red ARR11-P-1/2-P1 ARR11-P-1/2-P3 ARR11-P-1/2-P5 Agitator Module PNo.: PAL3-Agitator The Agitator Module provides 6 positions for 2 ml vials for incubation and agitation of samples. Temperature range ambient temperature 2 C Agitation speed 25 75 rpm Optional adapters for 2 ml or 1 ml vials Acrylate (Polyacrylate) 1.1 mm 1 µm Grey ARR11-A-1/2-P1 ARR11-A-1/2-P3 ARR11-A-1/2-P5 Carbon WR / PDMS (Carbon Wide Range / PDMS) 1.1 mm 12 µm Light Blue ARR11-C-WR-12/2-P1 ARR11-C-WR-12/2-P3 ARR11-C-WR-12/2-P5 DVB / PDMS (Divinylbenzene / PDMS) 1.1 mm 12 µm Violet ARR11-DVB-12/2-P1 ARR11-DVB-12/2-P3 ARR11-DVB-12/2-P5 PDMS (Polydimethylsiloxane) 1.5 mm 25 µm Black ARR15-P-25/2-P1 ARR15-P-25/2-P3 ARR15-P-25/2-P5 Collection Development Kit One of each type of s above set of five ARR1115-SEL5-S1 (Detailed user information can be found in the Instruction Leaflet.) Ordering information for optional modules Conditioning Module PNo.: PAL3-SPME-ArrowCond Ordering information for starter kits and suitable liners For the conditioning of as well as SPME fibers prior to sample enrichment Position for automated conditioning Position for manual pre-conditioning Automated purge gas valve Manual gas valve for pre-conditioning Replacement liners for easy maintenance Starter Kits PAL3-ARR-Start-GC21 Starter Kit for Shimadzu GC-21 Plus consisting of: 1 Adaption Kit for the split/ splitless injector of Shimadzu GC-21 Plus (ARR-SSL-Inj-GC21), 1 Liner Nut, 1 Screw Cap, 2 Liner,1 Tool Kit (PAL3-SPME-Arrow-Kit) PAL3-ARR-Start-GC689 PAL3-ARR-Start-GC789 PAL3-ARR-Start-Tr13 PAL3-ARR-Start-TrUltra Starter Kit for Agilent GC689 consisting of: 1 Adaption Kit for the split/splitless injector of Agilent GC 689 (ARR-SSL-Inj-GC689), 2 Liners for SSL Injector of the Agilent GC 689, 1 Tool Kit (PAL3-SPME-Arrow-Kit) Starter Kit for Agilent GC 789 consisting of: 1 Adaption Kit for the split/splitless injector of Agilent GC 789 (ARR-SSL-Inj-GC789), 2 Liners for SSL Injector of the Agilent GC 789, 1 Tool Kit (PAL3-SPME-Arrow-Kit) Starter Kit for Thermo GC Trace 13/131 consisting of: 1 Adaptation Kit for the split/splitless injector of Thermo GC Trace13/131 (ARR-SSL-Inj-Trace13), 2 Liners for SSL Injector of Thermo GC Trace13/131, 1 Tool Kit (PAL3-SPME-Arrow-Kit) Starter Kit for Thermo GC Trace Ultra consisting of: 1 Adaptation Kit for the split/ splitless injector of Thermo GC TraceUltra (ARR-SSL-Inj-TraceUltra), 2 Liners for SSL Injector of Thermo GC TraceUltra, 1 Tool Kit (PAL3-SPME-Arrow-Kit) Suitable Liners ARR-Liner-CondModule Liner for Conditioning Module, package containing 3 pcs ARR-Liner-GC21 ARR-Liner-GC689 ARR-Liner-GC789 ARR-Liner-Trace13 ARR-Liner-TraceUltra Liner for SSL Injector of SHIMADZU GC-21 Plus, package containing 3 pcs Liner for SSL Injector of AGILENT GC 689, package containing 3 pcs Liner for SSL Injector of AGILENT GC 789, package containing 3 pcs Liner for SSL Injector of Thermo GC Trace13, package containing 3 pcs Liner for SSL Injector of Thermo GC TraceUltra, package containing 3 pcs 1 11

Distributed by: For more information on the PAL System visit: www.palsystem.com PAL is a registered trademark of CTC Analytics AG, Switzerland Part No. PAL Broch-Arrow-1 Rev 4 April 216