Deep eutectic solvents-based headspace single-drop microextraction for the chromatographic determination of phenols and aliphatic alcohols in atmospheric air

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“…In addition, DES is used in analytical chemistry for the dissolution or digestion of solid samples, chromatographic separations, etc. 114 In the analysis of environmental, food, and natural product samples, (NA)DES are used to isolate analytes from solid, liquid, or gaseous samples by liquid-phase [135][136][137][138][139][140][141][142][143][144][145] or sorbent-based 143,[146][147][148] methods (Fig. 5).…”

“…The proper selection of NA(DES) enables their compatibility with different instrumental analytical techniques. Different analysis and detection methods are successfully used for a variety of analytes and DESs (FAAS, 136 ETAAS, 134,135 UV/VIS spectrophotometry, 133 HPLC-UV, 137,138,145,147,150 HPLC-FLD, 140 HPLC-MS, 133,139 GC-FID, 141,142 GC-MS 144 ). The presence of DES in the analysis by HPLC does not usually affects the results, especially when hydrophilic DES decompose in a water-containing mobile phase, but possible interferences during method acquisition of starting HBA and HBD have to be checked.…”