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Gasliquid chromatography provides a method of extreme sensitivity for the detection and determination of organochlorine pesticides residues. A single retention-time cannot, however, be regarded as a reliable identification of an unknown compound. A "clean-up" procedure is described by which interference is virtually eliminated, and a technique is proposed in which the change in retention-time after simple chemical reactions provides confirmation of the identity of a pesticide.

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