Almería 23 rd -25 th October th Joint Workshop of the European Union Reference Laboratories for Residues of Pesticides

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Co-extracted matrix components of tomato. LC-TOF-MS Mass 1. Molecular weight of compounds 2. Number interfering compounds 3. Distribution of compounds

Co-extracted matrix components LC-TOF-MS Mass Mass 5870 Matrix compounds 8017 Matrix compounds Mass Mass 3419 Matrix compounds 2408 Matrix compounds Compounds with absolute height 10000 counts

LC-QqQ-MS/MS Skimer After 30 tea injections GC-Q-MS Liner after 40 tea injections

Co-extracted matrix components of tomato. LC-TOF-MS Mass m/z: 200-600 Rt: 4-7 min 2408 Matrix compounds

Data base components- tomato matrix compounds Mass m/z: 200-600 Rt: 4-7 min m/z: 100-400 Rt: 7-13 min 2408 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Tomato: 656 matrix compounds

Co-extracted matrix components of leek. LC-TOF-MS Mass m/z: 100-600 Rt: 4-12 min 5870 Matrix compounds

Data base components- leek matrix compounds Mass m/z: 100-600 Rt: 4-12 min m/z: 100-400 Rt: 7-13 min 5870 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Leek: 3032 matrix compounds

Matrix Nº of co-extracted compounds Rt: 0-17 min Rt: 7-13 min Green tea 9073 3535 Orange 8017 2743 Chamomille 6630 3490 Leek 5870 3032 Pepper 3419 919 Tomato 2408 656

Green tea matrix compounds Dil 1/5. LC-TOF-MS Absolute height 10000 counts 4873 compounds 1970 compounds 2903 compounds

Orange matrix compounds Dil 1/5. LC-TOF-MS Absolute height 10000 counts 5394 compounds 2324 compounds 3070 compounds

TIC LC-TOF-MS. Orange and Green tea. Dil 1/5

Green tea Orange matrix 4873 compounds 5394 compounds Absolute height 10000 counts Absolute height 10000 counts 1732 compounds 1214 compounds Absolute height 100000 counts Absolute height 100000 counts

LC-TOF-MS XIC 165.1022 ± 20 ppm Fenuron at 100 µg/l Tomato Orange Number of co-extracted matrix compounds Rt: 5.99-6.08 min Tomato 25 compounds 19 6 95 Orange 101 compounds Mass Profiler Professional 12.1. Agilent Tech.

LC-TOF-MS XIC of tomato matrix compounds and Fenuron Fenuron (100 ppb) LC-TOF-MS XIC of orange matrix compounds and Fenuron Fenuron (100 ppb)

Number of matrix coeluting compounds vs matrix suppression Orange matrix Dilution 1/30 Nº of coleuting Pesticide Rt (min) Suppression compounds (± 0.05 min) Ʃ Compounds height (counts) CINOSULFURON 8.09-6 63 3.46E+06 FENPROPIDIN 8.16-18 62 1.20E+07 PROPOXUR 8.23 0 45 4.12E+06 CARBOFURAN 8.32 0 34 3.20E+06 FORCHLORFENURON 8.54-16 32 9.85E+05 FLUOMETURON 8.54-11 33 1.05E+06 ISOPROTURON 8.72-88 84 2.49E+07 METALAXYL 8.74-74 84 2.49E+07 OFURACE 8.84 1 39 2.13E+06 HEPTENOPHOS 8.97-8 65 6.86E+06 SPINOSYN A 9.02-61 99 2.39E+07 METAZACHLOR 9.25-83 93 3.06E+07 BUPIRIMATE 9.27-83 125 4.00E+07 CYPRODINIL 9.35-87 76 1.98E+07 TRIADIMENOL 9.42-18 48 9.73E+06 FLAZASULFURON 9.42-76 58 9.78E+06 PROMECARB 9.95-15 42 2.68E+06 AZOXYSTROBIN 10.03-4 29 5.33E+06

Data base components- orange matrix compounds Mass m/z: 100-700 Rt: 4-8 min m/z: 100-400 Rt: 7-13 min 8017 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Orange: 2743 matrix compounds

Data base components- orange matrix compounds. Dilution 1:10 Mass 5539 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Orange: 1765 matrix compounds

Data base components- orange matrix compounds. Dilution 1:50 Mass Matrix Nº of compounds Rt: 0-17 min Nº of compounds Rt: 7-13 min TIC Area Rt: 7-13 min Orange 8017 2743 4.601E+09 Orange 1:10 5539 1765 2.613E+09 Orange 1:50 3479 1082 2.052E+09 Tomato 2408 656 1.93E+09 Peeper 3419 919 2.10E+09 3479 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Orange: 1082 matrix compounds

Dilution effect on matrix suppression LC-TOF-MS 100 pesticides Orange matrix Spiked level 100 µg/l Serial dilution

Dilution effect on suppression decrease LC-TOF-MS XIC 268.1543 ± 20 ppm Diethofencarb at 100 µg/l Solvent Orange matrix No Dilution Dilution: 1/5 Dilution: 1/10 Dilution: 1/15

Orange matrix Dil 1/10. QuEChERS vs MiniLuke. LC-TOF-MS LC-TOF-MS TIC of orange matrix extract QuEChERS method MiniLuke method Number of co-extracted matrix compounds QuEChERS 4495 compounds 977 3518 599 MiniLuke 4117 compounds 4 th Joint Workshop of the European Mass Union Profiler Reference Professional 12.1. Laboratories Agilent Tech. for Residues of Pesticides

Orange matrix Dil 1/10. QuEChERS vs MiniLuke. LC-TOF-MS Number of co-extracted matrix compounds Rt 0-17 min QuEChERS 4495 compounds 977 3518 599 MiniLuke 4117 compounds Mass Profiler Professional 12.1. Agilent Tech. QuEChERS 1635 compounds Rt < 6 min Rt 6-12 min Rt > 12 min MiniLuke 1565 compounds QuEChERS 2514 compounds MiniLuke 2211 compounds QuEChERS 346 compounds MiniLuke 341compounds 278 1357 208 630 1884 327 69 277 64

Citrate QuEChERS 2 g sample Add 10 ml acetonitrile + TPP Shake Add 4 g MgSO 4 + 1 g NaCl + 1 g NaAc 2 H 2 O + 0.5 g NaAc 3/2 H 2 O Shake automatically Centrifugue 5 min. 3700 r.p.m. Take 3 ml aliquot Add 750 mg MgSO 4 + 125 mg PSA + 125 mg C18 Shake Centrifugue Acidify Modified QuEChERS method 2 g sample + 4 ml H 2 O Shake 30 sec, wait 30 min Add 10 ml acetonitrile + TPP Shake Add 4 g MgSO 4 + 1 g NaCl + 1 g NaAc 2 H 2 O + 0.5 g NaAc 3/2 H 2 O Shake automatically Centrifugue 5 min. 3700 r.p.m. Take 3 ml aliquot Add 150 mg CaCl 2 anh. + 150 mg PSA Shake Centrifugue Acidify AOAC method 5 g sample Add 15 ml acetonitrile Shake Homogenize with Polytron Centrifuge and take the supernatant Re-extractact and combine extracts Concentrated to about 1 ml SPE with TPT Cartridge Evaporate to about 0.5 ml Add IS Evaporate to dryness Make up to 1.5 ml with adecuate solvent Analysis 0.2 g sample/ml Analysis 0.2 g sample/ml Analysis 3.33 g sample/ml

LC-TOF-MS TIC of Green tea extracts QuEChERS method Modified QuEChERS with CaCl 2 Almería 23 rd -25 th October 2013 Green tea extracts. CaCl2 vs QuEChERS method. LC-TOF-MS Number of co-extracted matrix compounds CaCl2 4398 compounds 765 3633 2375 QuEChERS 6008 compounds Mass Profiler Professional 12 1 Agilent Tech

Green tea extracts. CaCl2 vs QuEChERS method. LC-TOF-MS Number of co-extracted matrix compounds CaCl2 4398 compounds 765 3633 2375 QuEChERS 6008 compounds Mass Profiler Professional 12.1. Agilent Tech. Rt < 6 min Rt 6-12 min Rt > 12 min CaCl2 1159 compounds QuEChERS 1926 compounds CaCl2 2350 compounds QuEChERS 3085 compounds CaCl2 889 compounds QuEChERS 997 compounds 258 901 1025 403 1947 1138 104 785 212

Green tea extracts. LC-TOF-MS LC-TOF-MS TIC of Green tea extracts QuEChERS method Modified QuEChERS with CaCl 2 AOAC method Methods CaCl 2 AOAC QuEChERs Ʃ Area 8.34E+09 2.67E+09 9.87E+09 Number of co-extracted matrix compounds CaCl 2 4398 compounds 2003 QuEChERS 6008 compounds 363 AOAC 2641 compounds 522 243 1970 1663 372

LC-TOF-MS TIC of Green tea extracts Modified QuEChERS with CaCl 2 AOAC method Almería 23 rd -25 th October 2013 Green tea extracts. CaCl2 vs AOAC method. LC-TOF-MS Number of co-extracted matrix compounds CaCl2 4398 compounds 2492 1906 735 AOAC 2641 compounds 4 th Mass Profiler Professional 12.1. Agilent Tech. Joint Workshop of the European Union Reference Laboratories for Residues of Pesticides

Green tea extracts. CaCl2 vs AOAC method. LC-TOF-MS Number of co-extracted matrix compounds Rt 0-17 min CaCl2 4398 compounds 2492 1906 735 AOAC 2641 compounds CaCl2 1159 compounds Mass Profiler Professional 12.1. Agilent Tech. Rt < 6 min Rt 6-12 min Rt > 12 min AOAC 589 compounds CaCl2 2350 compounds AOAC 1365 compounds CaCl2 889 compounds AOAC 687 compounds 845 314 275 1305 1045 320 342 547 140

Tomato matrix compounds. LC-TOF-MS Absolute height 10000 counts 3304 compounds Dimethoate D6 Rt: 6.38 ± 0.5 min 37 interfering compounds Malathion D10 Rt: 10.5 ± 0.5 min 13 interfering compounds TPP Rt: 11.33 ± 0.5 min 15 interfering compounds

Orange matrix compounds. LC-TOF-MS Absolute height 10000 counts 5616 compounds Dimethoate D6 Rt: 6.38 ± 0.5 min 37 interfering compounds Malathion D10 Rt: 10.5 ± 0.5 min 13 interfering compounds TPP Rt: 11.33 ± 0.5 min 15 interfering compounds

Green tea Dil 1/5 matrix compounds. LC-TOF-MS Absolute height 10000 counts 4155 compounds Dimethoate D6 Rt: 6.38 ± 0.5 min 37 interfering compounds Malathion D10 Rt: 10.5 ± 0.5 min 13 interfering compounds TPP Rt: 11.33 ± 0.5 min 15 interfering compounds

Data base components- orange matrix compounds. Dilution 1:50 Mass Matrix Nº of compounds Rt: 0-17 min Nº of compounds Rt: 7-13 min TIC Area Rt: 7-13 min Orange 8017 2743 4.601E+09 Orange 1:10 5539 1765 2.613E+09 Orange 1:50 3479 1082 2.052E+09 Tomato 2408 656 1.93E+09 Peeper 3419 919 2.10E+09 3479 Matrix compounds DB: 750 components Orange: 1082 matrix compounds

Sampling efficiency μlc-ms/ms

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μlc-ms/ms Time Ion J. Chem. Phys. 71 4451 (1979) Field induced ion evaporation from liquid surfaces at atmospheric pressure

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μlc-ms/ms Sampling efficiency

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μlc-ms/ms Sampling efficiency 35 μl/min Atmospheric pressure ion sources. Thomas R. Covey et al. Mass spectrometry Reviews, 2009, 28, 870-897

μlc-ms/ms Ion Ion Ion Ion Ion

Most used I.D. Column (mm) Flow (µl/min) Nebulizer I.D. column (mm) Flow (µl/min) Sensitivity Theoretically Gain Standard LC 8.0 1.6 200-5000 Standard 4.6 400 1 2.1 200 5 1 40 20 micro LC 0.3 1.0 5-200 Micro 0.8 20 30 0.5 35 30

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Data base components orange matrix compounds. Dilution 1:50 LC-MS/MS Mass Matrix Nº of compounds Rt: 0-17 min Nº of compounds Rt: 7-13 min TIC Area Rt: 7-13 min Orange 8017 2743 4.601E+09 Orange 1:10 5539 1765 2.613E+09 3479 Matrix compounds Orange 1:50 3479 1082 2.052E+09 Tomato 2408 656 1.93E+09 Peeper 3419 919 2.10E+09 Miner 3D Enterprise DB: 227 components Orange: 1082 matrix compounds