Introduction of an analysis method for PFOS alternative organic fluorine compounds using LCMS.
Perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) have been widely used in applications such as surfactants, surface treatment agents, and water repellents. However, due to their persistence and toxicity to living organisms, as well as their difficulty in degradation in the environment, they are regulated under the Stockholm Convention (POPs Treaty). Research is being conducted on alternative substances to long-chain alkyl PFCs, represented by PFOS and PFOA. Investigations are being carried out on the physical properties and actual conditions of PFCs with lower biological persistence, including short-chain alkyls, alkyl ethers, and cyclic structures. In this study, we introduce the results of establishing an analytical method using LC/MS and investigating a pretreatment method for environmental water samples, using a PFOS alternative substance with distinctive structural features as a model substance. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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The BioScience Division is engaged in business in the "Measurement Field," which includes liquid chromatography, columns, and separation agents, and the "Diagnostics Field," which focuses on immunodiagnostics, glycohemoglobin analysis, and genetic testing. In each field, we are expanding our product lineup based on distinctive technologies and establishing sales bases not only in Japan but also overseas for global business development. Additionally, the BioScience Division consistently handles everything from the development, manufacturing, and sales of equipment and reagents to maintenance and customer support, all managed by the Tosoh Group, including its affiliated companies.