土壤中多氯联苯分析方法研究进展

文中综述了多氯联苯的分析技术及其研究进展。介绍了样品前处理技术如索氏萃取法、超声萃取法、微波辅助萃取、超临界流体萃取、加速溶剂萃取等在土壤样品中多氯联苯分析中的应用;阐述了气相色谱、液相色谱、气质联用技术在土壤样品中多氯联苯的检测,并对土壤中未来多氯联苯检测技术的发展提出了展望。     

芳香磺酸类有机化工废水处理研究进展

本文综述了芳香地磺酸类有机化工废水的污染特生和处理方法的现状，特别对高级氧化法，络合萃取法，液膜萃取法及树脂吸附法的研究进展作了重点阐述。     

萃取法及其在含酚废水处理中的应用

探讨了萃取法处理废水的的机理，并简要地介绍了在含酚废水处理中的应用情况。文中指出，萃取法中溶剂选择是一个关键因素。     

芳香磺酸类有机化工废水处理研究进展

本文综述了芳香磺酸类有机化工废水的污染特征和处理方法的现状 ,特别对高级氧化法、络合萃取法、液膜萃取法及树脂吸附法的研究进展作了重点阐述     

吸附邻氯酚的超高交联树脂微波辅助再生研究

以NDA-150超高交联树脂为吸附剂，邻氯酚为吸附质，氢氧化钠稀溶液为脱附剂，采用微波间歇辐照的方法，对吸附氯酚树脂的再生过程进行了研究。系统分析了微波功率、辐照时间、碱液浓度对脱附效果的影响，并确定了最佳脱附条件。结果表明，微波辐照再生速度非常快。与传统热脱附不同，微波再生过程中脱附效率并不随碱浓度的增加而升高，微波辐照功率和辐照时间对脱附效果影响明显。树脂经多批次微波辐照，吸附性能和化学结构保持稳定。     

室内空气中挥发性有机物采样方法进展

介绍了近年来室内空气中挥发性有机物的各种采样方法及适用范围，其中重点介绍了美国环保署最新版的TO－17方法和J.Pawliszyn发明的固相微萃取法（SPME），并对一系列的采样方法进行了比较，阐述了这些方法在国内外的应用及研究进展，同时讨论了这些方法的局限性。     

手机微波防护器的初步研究

为了解决微波对人脑的辐射问题，提出一种新型的手机微波防护器，经实验测得采用了微波防护器人脑侧微波辐射功率密度一律可降至5μW/cm^2以下，完全符合国家的卫生标准。有效地解决了手机微波对人脑的辐射问题。适用于各种手机，以及发射台站、雷达台站等微波防护。     

微波解吸柠檬酸盐溶液中SO2实验研究

结合微波具有的热效应、非热效应特性，利用经改装的微波反应装置，研究了微波场下柠檬酸浓度、微波作用时间、微波功率、SO2初始浓度和搅拌速率对解吸柠檬酸盐溶液中SO2的影响，得出了影响SO2解吸率的基本规律和最佳解吸条件，并进行了分析。     

我国高浓度含酚废水的治理技术近况

介绍我国高浓度含酚废水治理技术的近况，重点介绍了萃取法，吸附法，缩聚法和液膜法等处理技术及实际应用的效果。     

微波加热对活性炭表面基因及其对S02吸附性能的影响

采用了微波加热技术，通过在不同微波功率和辐射时间条件下对不同粒径活性炭进行改性，研究了改性前后活性炭的表面化学基团、元素组成的变化，以及对S02吸附性能的影响。结果表明，经过微波改性后活性炭的S02吸附性能大为提高，微波功率是影响改性活性炭脱硫性能的主要因素。活性炭经微波热处理后，酸性基团发生分解，表面含氧量减少，碱性特征增强，是吸附性能增加的主要原因之一。     

Optimized microwave extraction for trace detection of 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene in soil samples

An optimized microwave assisted extraction method for determination of trinitrotoluene (TNT) and related compounds in soil is presented. The new enhanced method exhibits improved extraction recovery and precision as well as sample handling time. For the separation and detection gas chromatography coupled to a thermoionic probe was used achieving TNT and dinitrotoluene detection limits per injection at the femtogram level. The generated extraction recovery and precision data are given for spiked and certified soil. Determined TNT and related compounds residues in soil collected from different parts of the world are presented.     

微波提取酱渣中总异黄酮的实验研究

采用微波法提取酱油废渣中的总异黄酮,并对酱渣异黄酮提取实验中的微波功率、乙醇浓度、料液比、微波作用时间及提取次数等影响因素进行探讨。在单因素试验的基础上,用正交实验进行酱渣总异黄酮提取工艺参数的优化。正交实验结果表明,微波法提取总异黄酮的最佳工艺条件为:微波功率560 W,乙醇浓度80%,料液比1∶20,微波间歇提取3 m in,在此条件下酱渣总异黄酮浸出率达到90%以上。与传统的热浸提法相比,微波提取法具有提取率高,提取速度快,选择性好及能耗小等特点。     

Extraction of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans from solid samples using the Randall technique

This study deals with a new sample extraction technique which minimizes pollution in analytical laboratories whilst reducing sample preparation time and cost. The device uses the Randall technique for solid sample extraction, performed by immersion of the sample in boiling solvent. The fast solubilization operated by the hot solvent leads to a sharp reduction in extraction time. This method was tested for the extraction of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and dibenzofurans (PCDFs) from different solid matrices using toluene as extractant, and compared with the conventional Soxhlet. The reduction in the extraction times (from 48 to 2 h) with an efficiency similar to or higher than that afforded by the conventional Soxhlet technique indicates the suitability of this method.     

Study of factors affecting on the extraction efficiency of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from soils using open-vessel focused microwave-assisted extraction

As part of an evaluation of focused microwave-assisted extraction (FMAE) using an open-vessel system, the effects of matrix, moisture content, ageing, and solvent have been studied on the extraction efficiency of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from spiked soils. PAHs were spiked onto three different uncontaminated air dried and originally wet soil matrices with 1- and 20-day ageing periods. Solvents used were hexane–acetone (1:1), cyclohexane–acetone (1:1) and dichloromethane. FMAE only required a small amount of solvent (20 ml) and short extraction time (10 min) in the open cell under 90 W of microwave power. The results revealed that the extraction efficiency strongly depends on the nature of soil matrix; moisture content may enhance the recoveries of PAHs for many cases; and, the influence of the type of solvent is not significant. A comparison between microwave extraction and 16-h Soxhlet extraction has been made on spiked soils. It evidenced that the microwave method under ambient pressure is a suitable alternative to Soxhlet method for the analysis of PAHs in soils. For the evaluation of the developed FMAE method, three reference materials were used. The PAHs recovered from three reference materials were in a good agreement with reference values.     

Application of microwave extraction for the evaluation of bioavailability of rare earth elements in soils

A single microwave extraction procedure was conducted to investigate the bioavailability of rare earth elements (REEs) by using different extractants of 0.05 M EDTA, 0.10 M CH3COOH, 0.10 M HCl, and 0.05 M CaCl2. The experimental conditions of heating time and microwave power were optimized. A microwave power of 60% and extraction time of 30 min were adopted. Compared to the conventional single extraction schemes reported in the literature, the recommended technique shortened the operational time, simplified the experimental task, improved the precision, and obtained consistent results with those obtained by using the conventional methods. In addition, the suggested microwave extraction method has been successfully used to evaluate the bioavailability of REEs in soils. Soil samples collected from 15 sites in China were extracted by four different extractants with microwave ancillary. Extractable REEs from soils were well correlated with REEs contents in shoots of wheat (Troticum aestivum L.) under the greenhouse conditions. The correlation coefficients were 0.6514-0.8996, 0.4522-0.7783, 0.6506-0.8671, 0.4869-0.7014 between the extractable REEs in soils and their concentrations in wheat shoots for the extractants of CaCl2, EDTA, CH3COOH and HCl, respectively.     

Fatty acid profile and elemental content of avocado (Persea americana Mill.) oil –effect of extraction methods

Interest in vegetable oil extracted from idioblast cells of avocado fruit is growing. In this study, five extraction methods to produce avocado oil have been compared: traditional solvent extraction using a Soxhlet or ultrasound, Soxhlet extraction combined with microwave or ultra-turrax treatment and supercritical fluid extraction (SFE). Traditional Soxhlet extraction produced the most reproducible results, 64.76 ± 0.24 g oil/100 g dry weight (DW) and 63.67 ± 0.20 g oil/100 g DW for Hass and Fuerte varieties, respectively. Microwave extraction gave the highest yield of oil (69.94%) from the Hass variety. Oils from microwave extraction had the highest fatty acid content; oils from SFE had wider range of fatty acids. Oils from Fuerte variety had a higher monounsaturated: saturated FA ratio (3.45–3.70). SFE and microwave extraction produced the best quality oil, better than traditional Soxhlet extraction, with the least amount of oxidizing metals present.     

Extraction of organic contaminants from marine sediments and tissues using microwave energy.

In this study, we compared microwave solvent extraction (MSE) to conventional methods for extracting organic contaminants from marine sediments and tissues with high and varying moisture content. The organic contaminants measured were polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners, chlorinated pesticides, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Initial experiments were conducted on dry standard reference materials (SRMs) and field collected marine sediments. Moisture content in samples greatly influenced the recovery of the analytes of interest. When wet sediments were included in a sample batch, low recoveries were often encountered in other samples in the batch, including the dry SRM. Experiments were conducted to test the effect of standardizing the moisture content in all samples in a batch prior to extraction. SRM1941a (marine sediment). SRM1974a (mussel tissue), as well as QA96SED6 (marine sediment), and QA96TIS7 (marine tissue), both from 1996 NIST Intercalibration Exercise were extracted using microwave and conventional methods. Moisture levels were adjusted in SRMs to match those of marine sediment and tissue samples before microwave extraction. The results demonstrated that it is crucial to standardize the moisture content in all samples, including dry reference material to ensure good recovery of organic contaminants. MSE yielded equivalent or superior recoveries compared to conventional methods for the majority of the compounds evaluated. The advantages of MSE over conventional methods are reduced solvent usage, higher sample throughput and the elimination of halogenated solvent usage.     

Fatty acid profile and elemental content of avocado (Persea americana Mill.) oil--effect of extraction methods

Interest in vegetable oil extracted from idioblast cells of avocado fruit is growing. In this study, five extraction methods to produce avocado oil have been compared: traditional solvent extraction using a Soxhlet or ultrasound, Soxhlet extraction combined with microwave or ultra-turrax treatment and supercritical fluid extraction (SFE). Traditional Soxhlet extraction produced the most reproducible results, 64.76 ± 0.24 g oil/100 g dry weight (DW) and 63.67 ± 0.20 g oil/100 g DW for Hass and Fuerte varieties, respectively. Microwave extraction gave the highest yield of oil (69.94%) from the Hass variety. Oils from microwave extraction had the highest fatty acid content; oils from SFE had wider range of fatty acids. Oils from Fuerte variety had a higher monounsaturated: saturated FA ratio (3.45-3.70). SFE and microwave extraction produced the best quality oil, better than traditional Soxhlet extraction, with the least amount of oxidizing metals present.     

Comparison of microwave assisted extraction with conventional (homogenization, vortexing) for the determination of incurred salinomycin in chicken eggs and tissues

Incurred and fortified salinomycin residues were extracted from chicken tissues and eggs by homogenization, vortexing and by microwave assisted extraction. The salinomycin residues were quantitated by liquid chromatography following postcolumn derivatization with either vanillin or 4-dimcthylamino-benzaldehyde and detected at 520 or 592 nm, respectively. Comparison of residue data indicated that microwave assisted extraction performed as well as the vortexing technique in extracting salinomycin residues in the tissues of laying chickens that were fed meal containing drugs at various level. In the present study, extracts from homogenizing could not be analyzed directly without clean up. Therefore, microwave assisted extraction appears to be a reliable, reproducible, and economical substitute for routinely used homogenization and vortexing extraction techniques.