“…Most approaches for the determination of K2MK-7 use solid-phase extraction (SPE) and/or liquid–liquid extraction (LLE), with the most commonly used extractants being those with higher partition coefficients ( log P ), such as diethyl ether (0.9), dichloromethane (1.5), ethyl acetate (0.7), toluene (2.7), chloroform (2.3), n -hexane (3.9), and cyclohexane (3.4) [ 12 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 25 , 26 ]. These approaches use relatively large volumes of solvents (4–8 mL) in a single extraction step, with several steps usually being used to increase extraction efficiency [ 9 ]. These are also time-consuming procedures, usually taking several dozen minutes, which significantly reduces the throughput of the laboratory.…”