Analysis of >50 Legacy and Emerging PFAS in Water Using the Agilent 6495B Triple Quadrupole LC/MS

contributed by Agilent Technologies | 11/11/2020

Timothy L. Coggan, Jeff Shimeta, and Bradley O. Clarke RMIT University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia Tarun Anumol and James Pyke Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Abstract

The contamination of the environment with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is a serious concern to regulators, scientists, and the public worldwide; due to their ubiquitous presence, persistence, and toxicity.^1-3 Robust analytical techniques that can accurately and precisely quantify these pollutants at trace levels are necessary for understanding their environmental fate, ecological impacts, and impacts on public health. Appropriate analytical techniques and the fundamental data they generate allow scientists and regulators to make informed assessments of PFAS use in modern society.

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