Determination of chlormequat residues in cotton seed by gas chromatography

Определение остатков хлормеквата в семенах хлопчатника методом газовой хроматографии
William J. Allender
1992-01-01

Chlormequat residuesCotton seedElectron capture detectionGas chromatographyMass spectrometry
Abstract A simple and sensitive method to determine chlormequat (chlorocholine chloride) residues in plant tissue has been devised. The technique is based on an in‐vitro multi‐step reaction where chlormequat is initially N‐demethylated with potassium pentafluorothiophenolate followed by a further reaction with excess reagent to produce a pentafluorothiophenyl derivative. Electron capture detection and mass spectrometry were used for quantitative determination and identification. The method was applied to the analysis of cotton seed harvested from cotton plants treated with various concentrations of chlormequat.
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A simple and sensitive method was developed to determine chlormequat residues in plant tissue, specifically cotton seed.
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Electron capture detection provided quantitative determination, while mass spectrometry enabled compound identification.
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The method uses in-vitro multi-step derivatization: N-demethylation with potassium pentafluorothiophenolate followed by formation of a pentafluorothiophenyl derivative with excess reagent.
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The method was applied to cotton seed harvested from plants treated with various chlormequat concentrations.

Chlormequat residues in cotton seed from cotton plants treated with various chlormequat concentrations

Quantitative determination and identification of chlormequat residues in cotton seed

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