Soild Phase Microextraction for Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 20
About This Presentation
Title:

Soild Phase Microextraction for Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents

Description:

Soild Phase Microextraction for Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:154
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 21
Provided by: gho9
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Soild Phase Microextraction for Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents


1
Soild Phase Microextraction for Detection of
Chemical Warfare Agents
Gary Hook, PhD, CIH CDR, MSC, USN
2
Where are we going?
  • Qualitative detection
  • Quantitation
  • Current Research
  • Training for GC/MS Operators
  • SPME Equipment

3
Field Portable GC/MS
4
SPME of 5 Agent Mix
5
Quantitative
  • VX
  • Sulfur Mustard (HD)
  • Sarin (GB)

6
VX Degradation SPME Method
30 minute passive SPME sample Mobile-laboratory
field analysis
7
HD Soil Concentrations vs Peak Area 0.237 to 475
ppmm Spiked to San Joaquin Soil Headspace SPME
Ambient Temperature and 50 C, 30 min Extraction
r2 0.993
23 C (Ambient temperature)
GC/MS TIC Area Response HD Peak
r2 0.999
50 C
0
500
400
300
200
100
Mass HD Spiked (mg)
8
Portable DynamicAir Sampler
9
Calculating the PDAS-SPME Airborne Concentration
Cg n ln (b d)/b/2pDg Lt (1)
  d 9.52b/Re0.62Sc0.38 (2)  
Re 2u/bv (3)   Sc
v/Dg (4)  
Koziel et al. Anal. Chem. (2000) 5178
10
PDAS-SPME System
11
Dynamic SPME Samples of Airborne Sarin
A 0.10 mg/m3 B 0.20 mg/m3 C 2.5 mg/m3 D
5.0 mg/m3
12
Comparison of Dynamic SPME Sample Concentration
Estimates
Sarin Concentration Estimated (mg/m3)
Sarin Concentration Sampled (mg/m3)
Actual linear velocity
Threshold linear velocity
Theoretically perfect system
13
5 min passive SPME Sample shown here, field GC/MS
analysis
(CS)
Hapsite sampled successfully for Volatiles in
this range
14
Same atmosphere as previous slide only light
compounds observed
Gas Loop Sample Introduction
Tenax Concentrator Sample Introduction
C8H10 isomers (ethylbenzene, xylenes)
15
Calibration of Hapsite with Dynamically Generated
Chlorobenzene Gas Phase Standard
Hapsite 112 m/z ion current GC/MS peak area
r2 0.98
Chlorobenzene concentration (mg/m3)
16
Current and Future Research
  • Irradiated Mail AFRRI, JHU APL, NIST
  • Detection of CWAs and T2-Toxin in water SBCCOM,
    DSO National Laboratory Singapore
  • Detection of TICs in Water US Army Health
    Research Center
  • Development of Field CWA Detection Methods for
    SPME-GC/MS and Hapsite MARCORPSYSCOM, CBRIF,
    DRDC-Suffield
  • Low Thermal Mass Columns FBI Forensics Research
    Laboratory
  • Hapsite-SPME Injection Port Inficon

17
Training for GC/MS Operators

18
SPME Equipment
  • GC/MS
  • SPME injection port liner
  • - available from multiple vendors of GC/MS
    supplies
  • SPME fibers and holders
  • - Supelco
  • - Field Forensics

19
Where have we been?
  • Qualitative detection
  • Quantitation
  • Current Research
  • Training for GC/MS Operators
  • SPME Equipment

20
Questions?
  • ghook_at_usuhs.mil
  • 301-295-2642/9296/0391
  • DSN 295

21
30 s Dynamic SPME Sample of Sarin (0.10 mg/m3)
GC/MS 99 m/z Peak Area Response
22
Sulfur Mustard (HD)
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com