英文摘要 |
The Swedish National Food Agency (NFA) developed a multi-residue analytical method for pesticide residues based on the ethyl acetate extraction, followed by LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS determinations in 1989, so called SweEt. This multi-residue analytical method had been revised continuously to improve and simplify the methodology for pesticides residue analysis. For example, the original clean-up procedure was eliminated entirely and the addition of sodium sulfate anhydrous was applied to remove the water in all matrices. SweEt as well as QuEChERS and Dutch mini-Luke methods were the main multi-residue analytical methods for pesticides in the EU at present. This study evaluated the analytical method for 14 pesticides in the matrices of tea, cereals and fruit in reference to the analytical methods of the European Union Reference Laboratory (EURL) and the Swedish National Food Agency. The results showed tea matrix was complicated and further clean-up processes were required to protect and extend the life of analytical column. The established ''SweEt multi-residue method'' in this study offered good capacities in which 10, 10, and 7 pesticides were able to be quantitated in apple, rice and tea among 14 pesticides, respectively. |