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26-Week Capsule Toxicity Study with Perfluorooctanesulfonic Acid Potassium Salt
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Determination of the Presence and Concentration of Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) in Liver and Serum Samples
Project Identification 3M Medical Department Study: T-6295.7
Covance In-Life Study: #6329-223
Analytical Study: FACT TOX-030
3M Laboratory Request No. U2279
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Study Title
26-Week Capsule Toxicity Study with
Perfluorooctane
Sulfonic Acid
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Potassium
Monkeys
Salt
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PROTOCOL
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Study Identification
26-Week Capsule Toxicity Study with Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt (T-6295) in
Cynomolgus Monkeys
Test Material
P(eTr6f2l9u5or)ooctane sulfonic acid potassium salt
Sponsor
3M Center, Building 220.2E-02 3M Toxicology Services - Medical Department
St. Paul, MN 55144-1000
Sponsor Representative
A3nMdrToexwicSeoalcoagty, SPehr.vDi.ces
`Telephone: 612-575-3161
Facsimile: 612-733-1773
Study Director
Kristen Hansen, Ph.D.
S3BeuMrivlEidcnievnsgir2o-n3m6e-n0t9al Technology andSafety SS17T8-6018
Study Location(s) In vivo Testing Facility
Analytical Testing Laboratory
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Study Initiation Date Study Completion Date
January 25, 1999 January 25, 2000
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2. Purpose a(TnhPaiFlsOyzSaen)da.liyntTitchhaeellisinvtleuirdfyaenipdsodsreeisroiungmonfeodtfhtcioysdnseottmueodrlymgiwunasesmlcoeovnenkldesuycostf.epdoAtdaatdsiCstoiivouanmanplceertifLslasubuooersroaootrcotrfailneuesis,dusslmtfuaodnyyat#bee6329-
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3. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
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4. QuALITY Assurance
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5:1 Refer to Covance Laboratory protocol fo study #6329-223,
6. CONTROL MATRICES
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6.2 Source Covance Research and/or Sigma Chemical 66..43 PPuhryistiycaanldDeSstcarbiiplittiyonNoMtoanpkpleiycalbilveer and serum and/or rabbit liver and serum
6.5 Storage Conditions Frozen at -20 C %10Cor-55C+10C
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7. RerEReNceMATemIAL
7.1 (Iedqeunitviafliecnattlioosn) Potassium perfluorooctancsulfonste (PROS). ot #s 171, 215, or 217
7.2 Source 3M Specialty Chemicals
7.3 Physical Description Whit powder
7.4. Purity and Stability Responsibility of the Sponsor
7.5 Storage Conditions Room temperanure
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10. P10R.E1PARFAATCTO-RMY-M1.E0T,HOExDtSacion of Potassium PerucroctansuOotnhearAtneioonirc
Fluorochemical
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10.2 FACT-M-3.1, Extraction of Potassium Perfluorooctanesulfonate or Other
FEllueocrtroocshpermaiyc/aMlasCsomSppeocutnrdomseftrryom Serum or Other Fluid for Analysis Using HPLC-
10.3.1 tpudresewipthmameethrsodysaodttoesoha rthyese ise shovesus,an amendment his protocol will be written. Any deviations from these methods will be documented and
11. ANALYTICAL METHODS
11.7 Elecrosprayhias Speen FACT-M-2.0, AnalysisofFluorochemicals in Liver Extracts Using HPLC71.2 Specwometry FFlAuCoTr-oMc-he4m.i1c,alAsnailnySsiesruofm PoortOatshseirumFlPueirdflEuxotrroaoctcstaUnseisnulgfHonPaLtCe-EorleOctthreorspray/Mass
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12.DATA QuaLITY OssEcTIVES Tinhdeicnautomrbsearreofinscpliukedse/dduinpltihceataensa,lyutiscaolfmseutrhroogdast.es,Inaandddiitnifoonr,mtahteiofnololnowoitnhgercrdiatteariqauwailliltybe met:
12.1 Linearity #2098 12.2 Limits ofdete/cquatntiitaotinon
12.2.1 Method Detection Limit (MDL) for PFOS a) Sem: I2ppb b) Liver: 15ppb
12.2.2 cParlaicbtricaatlioQnucaunrtivteation Limit (PQL) ~ Equal to the lowest standard in the 12.3 Duplicate acceptable precision < 30% for the method 12.4 Spike acceptable recoveries 70% - 130% 72.5 cUosnfeiromfatcoornyfmiertmhaotdo.rIyfmaecotnhfoirdmsatIonrdyetmeertmhiondatiessuasmepd,leasnwaimllenbdemreen-atnatolytzheisd using a
protocol will be written. 12.6 dDaeumgohtnesrtiroantcihaornaoctfersipzeatciiofn.icity Chromatographic retention time, mass spectral
13.5U8-CONTRACTED ANALYSIS
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14.STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
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75.4 iOnbjheectoirviegsinaanldpprrotoocceodlures as sated inthe approved protocol, including any changes
75.5 isThthereeSntgpetoshtn,sspouurbrsittya.ncaendidceonmtipfoisciattiioonnboyrnoatmhee,acphpermoipcriaaltaebcshtararcatcstenruismtbiecsr orpcroodveidneudmbbye.r,
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16.LOCATION OF RAW DATA, (RECORDS, AND FiNAL REPORT
Sui of hey Go r Original data, or copies thereof, will be available at 3M Environmental Laboratory to facilitate onhivecsomopftSeE,E1 8 omFoatsdbi orpleoeripnsrpsser m ee e le regulation, and as established by 3M Environmental Laboratory Standard Operating Procedures.
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76.1.1 Approved protocol and amendments
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76.1.5 Approved final report (original signed copy)
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17. SPECIMEN RETENTION
Specimens will be maintained in specified by regulation or as long
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for a periodoftime as affords evaluation, but
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established by 3M Environmental Laboratory Standard Operating Procedures.
18. PROTOCOL AMENDMENATNSD DEVIATIONS
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19. ATTACHMENTS 19.1 AttachmenAt Preparatory and analytical methods
20. SIGNATURES
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Study Number: FACT Tox-010 Covenes, 4324-223
StudyTitle: A uk Capunly Torcily Shay with, #05 in Cypomgas Mankegs
Study Director: Kris Hansen
A_m--e_n--dment Date: 03]aseg
Amendment Number: |
This amendment modifies the following portion of the protocol:
Sechion 10 Fupurchg Hebuds and Sechinn 11 Arslgheal Matheds
These sechoms lab FACT MAL and Farm as fhe serum exhachon and
analyheal methads. The methods hare bun wpdaled to 75: 5.40
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Study Title
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PROTOCOL AMENDMENT NO. 2
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This amendment modifies the following portion(s) of theprotocol:
extaction and analytical methods. + oe dain 1. PROTOCOL READS: In amendment 1, section10Preparatory Methods and Section 11 Analytical Methods were updated to ETS-8-4.0 and ETS-8-5.0 as the revised serum
AMEND 70 READ: These methods were revised on 4/26/99 to ETS-8-4.1 and ETS-8-5.1
`which will be used for all future analyses.
`RwEeAigShOtiNn:g fTohreinmiteitahl ocdursvewse.re revised for clarification and to include linear regression, 1/x
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Study Title 26-Week Capsule Toxicity Study with Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid
Potassium Salt (PFOS, T-6295) in Cynomolgus Monkeys
PROTOCOL AMENDMENT NO. 3
`Amendment Date: June 03, 1999
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1. PROTOCOL READS: Section 10 Preparatory Methods and Section 11 Analytical Methods list FACT-M-1.0 and FACT-M-2.0 as the liver extraction and analytical methods.
AME TON READ D: These methodswere revised on 06/03/99 to FACT-M-1.1 and FACT-M2.1 which will be used for all future analyses.
a REASON: The methods were revised for clarification and to expand on the listof target
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This amendment modifies the following portion(s)of the protocol:
AMEND 10 READ: 1. TPhReOTsOpCoOnLsoRrEAfoDrSt:he present study was identified as Andrew Seacat, Ph.D.
The role Ph.D. as
of of
sponsor the date
for of
the present study was reassigned signature approval of this protocol
to John L.Butenhoff, amendment.
Reason:
`Tsopoennssourrreoltehawtatsheresatsusdiygndierde.ctIonrtdhiosemsannontera,lsopecrasrornyntehle rdeustpioenssiobfilsittuiedsy asnpdonsor, the
workload are more evenly balanced.
2. PROTOCOL READS:
Oannalpytaigceal2pohfasteheopfrtothoecoslt,udKyr.iPseHtaenrsTehnomifs oirdedntiisfiaeldsoasidtehnetifsiteuddyasdiarescttuodryfodrirtehcetor,
but for the in-life phase of the study (see Covance Laboratories Protocol6329-223).
AMEND 10 READ: TOKrhniosmpHfaaognresd2ewnoiflwtibhleepipedrreofnttooircfomile,tdhAienndtduhrteieefwsinSoaelfartcehapeotrpwrtiilanlcsibpteahleidapenrnaitlniycftiiipecadallaisin-ntivihefesetsiintgvauetdsoyrt,idgiaaretncodtroPare,steofr
the date of signature approval of this protocol amendment.
Reason: The original study
the study and one
design for the
identified analytical
two study directors; phase of the study.
one The
for the role of
in-fife study
phase of director
has been reassigned in Practice Standards that
aountleifnfeortsttuodeynpseurrseoncnoemlplrieaqnucireewmietnhtsG.ood
Laboratory
3. PRoTocoL reaps: 10. Preparatory Methods: 10.1 FACT-M-1.1, "Extraction of Potassium Perfluorooctanesutfonateor Other Fluorochemical Compounds from Liver for Analysis Using HPLC-
AMEND TOERlEeAcDt:rospray/Mass Specirometry* 10. Preparatory Methods:
10.1
ETS-8-6.0, "Extraction of Potassium Perfluorooctanesulfonate or Fluorochemical Compounds from Liver for Analysis Using HPLC-
Other
Electrospray/Mass Spectrometry"
Reason:
Tmehtehyml-ettehrto-dbuwtaylsertehveirse(dVItBoEi)ncilnusdteeaedxtorfacettihoynlsaocfetoattheerintitshseueexttyrpacetsioanndprtohceesuss.e of
4. PROTOCOL READS: 11. Analytical Methods:
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AMEND TO READ: 11.1 EFleAcCtTr-oMs-p2r.a1y,/M"aAsnsa.lSypseicstorfoFmleutorryo"chemicals in Liver Extracts Using HPLC-
11. Analytical Methods: 11.1 ETS-8-7.0, "Analysis of Potassium Perfluorooctanesulfonate or Other Fluorochemical Compounds in Liver Extracts. Using HPLC-
Reason: Electrospray/Mass Spectrometry"
5. ProtocoL reaps: The
and
amertehdoudcewdacsycrleevitsiemde tforionmcl1u3d.e5 cmuirnvuetsespltoott9e.d0 bmyinluitneesa.r
regression
weighted
1/x
8. Test System
AMEND To READ: aRneifmearltso etahcehCofrvoamncGeropurpotsoc1o,l3,#6a3n2d94-2w2e3refordetsaibgulnaartepdreassenrteactoivoenroyfadnaitmaa.lTswaond
were allowed at least a 13 week, which may be extended, recovery period after
cessation of treatment.
8. Test System
A tabular presentation of the test system data will be included in the final report
for this
3, and
p
4
roject
were
(FACT
designa
Tox-030). Four
ted as recovery
animals
animals
each
and
(two/gender) from
were observed for
Groups
a recove
1,
ry
period after cessation of treatment until study cut-off on March 7.2000 (Week 80). The observation and analysis of the recovery group ll animals beyond the
cut-off date of this study will be reported in a new long-term recovery study.
Reason: Additional animals were assigned to the recovery group following approval of the 6. ProTocoL reads: prreomtaoicnoilnfgoranFiAmCalTsTforxo-m03r0e.coAvenreywgrsotuupdyllwi(llmirdep-odrotsethgeroluopn)g.-term recovery of the
Liver-al animals: 44 9. ESxppeeccitmeedn#aonfdSSpaemcipmleenRse:ceipt: [Sample Receipt Table] `Serum-all animals: 616 from main study, 24 additional from recovery Urine and feces-recovery animals: 24 urine, 24 feces
Collected:
Urine and feces-recovery animals: Day 0, 6, 30, 90 (potential 180) Total number of test animals: 32
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9. #SpofecSipmeceinmaennds:Sample Recelpt: [Sample Receipt Table]
SLievreurm--a~lallalnainmiamlasl;s:4251(e6igfhrtosmpmeaciinmeSntusdyv,ia2b8i0opasdydiftrioonmalrescpoevceriymegnrsoufpr)omrecovery
Total number of test animals: 32
Total number of animals: 48 (12 animals in control group)
Note: 4 animals were not assigned were collected. Specimens of body
to a study group. tissues and fluids
Day 0 other
serum specimens than seru
specimens
will
be
collected
and
received
from
Covance
m and liver Laboratories(6329-223,
Study T-6295.7).
Reason:
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Amendment Approval
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KristeJn.eHeansen, PhD. Owgorng Sud Dirsior
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PROTOCOL AMENDMENT NO. 5
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REASON: Feces saps vec ddd afer the inl pret was wis AMENDTO READ: Add that select feces samples will be analyzed for PFOS at Centre.
2. EPnRvOrToOnCmOenLiaRlEALDaSr: nSeTrUDY Locarions(race 2): Analytical Testing Laboratory: 3M
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4.
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READS:
SECTION
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METHODS
AND
11.
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S. iPsRtOheTOPrCiOncLipRaElAADnSa:lyTtihcealamInevnedsetidgaPtroortofcoorlth(eAmenetnirdemsetnudty.#4) states that Kris J. Hansen, Ph.D.
CAeMnEtrNeDfoTrOfRecEeAsDa:naAldysdesE.naksha Wickremesinhe, Ph.D. as the PrincipaBleLan-ltfyeh,Iinvaerstigator at REASON: To specify the PAI at Centreforfeces analysis.
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6. RPeRpOoTrOtCsOL READS: SECTION 16. Locamon oF Raw Dara, Recoros AND FiNaL EAnMvEiNroDnmTeOntRaElADLa:boArdatdortiheast, Cteongtertehewriwlitfhorcwoapridesaolforaipgpirnoalprsitautdey-fsapceilciitfyi-cspreaciwfidcatraawto d3atMa rdaaeptcpaol,ridcpsar.bolteoctool thainsdsatnuadlyy.tiCceanltrreepowritllinmatihnetaCienntarecoaprycohifvtesh,easapwpellilcabalse alsltuodryi-gsipneacliffaiccilriatwy
REASON:
Centre,
To
specify
the
archival
requirement
for
the
portion
of
the
data
developed
by
7. PROTOCOL READS: SECTION 17. SPECIMEN RETENTION
AMEND TO
director, all
READ: Add that after the analytical report
feces specimens of this study will be retum
on
feces
is
signed
by
the
study
These specimens may then be discarded by written direcetdiotnoo3fMtheEnstvuidryondmireencttaolrL.aSbpoercaitmoreyn.s
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26-Week Capsule Toxicity Study with Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid Potassium Salt (T-6295) in Cynomolgus Monkeys
PROTOCOL AMENDMENT NO. 6
Amendment Date:
September 11, 2000
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Amendment 6
This amendment modifies the following portion(s) of the rotacol:
1. PROTOCOL READS:
c8o.nTcEenStTratSiYoSnTsoEfM:0.G0r2,ou0p.5s,
2, 3,
and
and 4 received
2.0 mg/kg/day,
trheespteecsttisvueblys.tance
daily
for
26
`weeks,
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AMEND TO READ:
0G.r1o5u,p2snd2,03.,75anmdgl4krge/cdeaiyv.ed the test substance daily for 26 weeks, at concentrations 00.03,
Reason:
Ttheestacstuubasltdaonsceesodofsetesstwesruebscthaanncegetdhatafweerrpergoitvoecno.l was written. The Covance protocol reflects
PThReOTamOeCnOdLeRdEpArDotSo:col (Amendment Number 4, section 2. states: On page 2ofthe protocol,
taaAhmneedtnphrerdeimpnwerciniSnpteca.ailcpaaantlawilniy-ltlliicfbaeeliinivndevseestntiigtgaaittoaforsri,atseaohdnefdtshPteeutdedyradtTieorheofcmtsofirgo,nrKadrtiwusrielHaabnpepsredonevawnlitloleftpdheir1sfotprhrmeottfohicenoslduetiseassof AMEND TO READ:
Peter Thomford will remain as the Covance Study Director for the purposeofissuing the
Covance final report for the in-life phase of thestudy.
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Protocol Amendment No. 7
Amendment Date:
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ATTACHMENCT EXTRACTION AND ANALYTICAL METHODS
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FLEUXOTRROACCHTEIMONICOAFLPCOOTMASPSOIUUNMDPSEFRRFOLMUOLRIOVOECRTFAONREASNUALLFYOSNIASTUESOIRNGOHTHPERL.C ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: ETS-8-60
Adoption Date: 0 114g
Author: Lisa Clemen, Robert Wyme
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0 Score Ap ArrLicATION 1-1 oStchoepre:fluTohrioschmeemtihcoald cisomfoprotuhnedesxtfrracotmiolnivoerf.potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) or 1.2 Applicable Compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds. 1.3 vMaaltirdiacteiso:n rReapbobrtit, rat, bovine, and monkey livers or other tissues as designated in the
Word 6.095
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2.0 SUMMARY oF MeTHOD 21 Tr(ehPaiRgsOenSmt)etaohnrododtmhedeterhsycf/ru-ifoberersoic-thbheuemtpiyrlcoaecltehdseuurrrf(eaVcfItoBarEnet)xs.trrIaonctmtihnilgsivpmeoer,ttahosorsdoi,tushmerpveeicnsfslufuelesar,oouorscoitcnahgneeastnunliifoconeanaolpinsaeirbieng
pseaxtrtatrniadtcaitroednd.e:dAPniFnOtioSon,MpIPaBiEErO.iSngAT,rheePagFMeOIntSBAiEAea,xdtdEreaIdcFtOtioSstEth-reaOnsHsa,fmeprPrlFeedOaStnoEdAa,tcheeMnt5arn5ia6fl,uygtaeentjduobnseupraarinordgaptuet onto a fniilttreorgedenthervoapuogrhaato3rcucntpillasdtriy.c sEyraicnhgeexattrtaaccthiesdrteoco2n0s.t2ituutmedniynlo1n.0fmillt.emientohagnloalssthaeunt.ovials 22 Tmhetehsoedss.ample extracts are analyzed following method ETS-3-7.0 or other appropriate
3.0 Derrvmions 33.21 PPFFOOSS:A:peprefrlfulourooroocotcatnaenseulsfuolnfaotney(laanmiiodneofCyFp,o,tSaOss,iNuHm,sali) C.F,SO, 33 POSAA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamido (cihyl)acetateC.F.SO,N(CH.CH,)CH,CO, 34 CE.FFO,SSEO-NO(HC:H.A(CNH-,ct)hCylHp,eCrfHl,u0orHaoctane sulfonamido)-cthy! alcohol 33.56 PMFSSO6S:EAC:Fp,eSrfOl.uNor(oHo)c(taCnHe,sCuOlfOoHny)l ethylamideC,F,SON(CH,CH,) 3.7 Surrogate standard: 1H-1H-2H-2H perfluorooctane sulfonic acid 4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 4.1 Health and Safety Warnings:
411 hUasnedluinnigvearnsailmaplretciasustuie,onwsh,iecshpemcaiayllcyonltaabionraptaotrhyogceonatss., goggles, and gloves when
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6.1.3 Centrifuge, Mistral 1000 or [EC
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6.1.5 Nitrogen Evaporator, Organomation 6.1.6 Balance (sensitivity 0.0.10 g)
7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
71 Gloves
7.2 Dissectingscalpels
73 74
NEalgpenepbootetrldeisns,pcodsaabolpepoairfphebotfltledsieng 250 mL and 1 L
75 Volumetric flasks, glass, type A
7.6 1-CHEM vials, 40 mL glass
7.7 7.8
CPleansttriicfusgaemptuublees;vipaolsl,ypWrhoepaytloenne,,61m5LmL(.or appropriate size)
79 Labels
7.10 OxfordDispensor ~3.0to 10.0 ml
7.11 Syringes, capableofmeasuring 5 uL to 50 uL.
7.12 Graduated pipettes
T.13 Syringes, disposable plastic, 3 cc
7:14 715
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filter, nylon, 0.2 um, 25
mm
7.16 Crimp cap autovials and caps
7.17 Crimpers
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82 Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), LT Baker or equivalent
83 Tetrabutylammonium hydrogen sulfate(TBA), Kodak or equivalent
84 Sodium carbonate (N,CO,), 1.T. Baker or equivalent
85 Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO)LT,.Bakeror equivalent
86 Methyl-tert-butyl ether, Omnisolv, gla distilled or HPLC grade
87 Methanol, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade
88 Liver, frozen from supplier
89 Dry ice from supplier
810 Fluorochemical standards
810.1 PFOS (3M Specialy Chemical Division), molecular weight = 538
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8.10.6 M556 (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 557
8.10.7 CSu\rFr,ogSaOteH)stamnodlaercd:ula4r-Hw,epiegrhftlu=o4ro2o8ctane sulfonic acid (1-H,1-H, 2-H, 2H
8.10.8 Other Auorochemicals, as appropriate
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pNrOepTaEra:tioWnh,eandjupsrtepaacrcionrgdilnagrlgyer volumes than listed in reagent, standard, or sumogate
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8:11:3 PO0f.H5TM1B0Atuseiitnnrtgosba2uptp| yLrloaxvmiommloautnmeielutyrmi4hc4ycdtoronot5ga4einnmiLsnuglo5ff0t0e10(mTNLBANM)ai:lOlWH-eQi(TMWghhiwalapeteparr,dodxAiidnmjgauttsehtleytloa1s6t9mLg.
MofilNlaiO-HQ, waadtders.loSwtloyrbeeicnaau1seLthNeaplHgecnheabnogtelseabruptly). Dilute to volume with
8113.1 nTeBeAdedreuqusiirnegs|aNheNcakOpHrisoorluttoioena.ch use to ensure pH = 10. Adjust as
8.11.4 ba0i.pc2pa5rrobMxoinmsaaottdeeil(uyNma2c6Ha.Cr5bOoo)nafitsneot/odsaiodu1imuLmcavbroiblcauanmraebttorenia(ctNeal,baCkuO,ar)nda(nNbdari,2n1Cg.O0t/.ogNvaooHflsCuoOmd,ei)uw:imtWheiMgilhi-
Q water. Store ina | L Nalgene boule.
812 Standards preparation
8.12.1 Prepare PFOS standards for the standard curve.
812.2 sPfolrlueuoptraiorocenhoectmohinectraalifnlsiutnoagrnod1ca.hr0ed0msipacpramel asPctFcaeOnpdSat,radb1sl.,e0a2(sfpoarppempxroaPpmFrpiOlaSet,Ae.,on0Me.u9lw8to7irkcpiopnmmgpoPsntFeanOntdSaArAd, and
1.10 ppm EEFOSE-OH.)
8.12.3 Wtheeiagchtuaaplpwreoixgihmtately 100 mg of PFOS into 100 mL volumetric flask and record
8.12.4
Bring to
(ng/mL).
volume
with
methanol
foa
sock
standardofapproximately
1000
ppm
8.12.8 aDiplpurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50sopluptmion with methanol for a working standard 1 solution of
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812.6 Dapiplruotxe.th5e.0stpopckmsolution with methanol fora working standard 2 solution of
8.12.7 aDiplpurtoex.th0e.5s0topcpkms.olution with methanol fora working standard 3 solution of
813 Surrogate stock standard preparation
813.1 WeCiFg1hSaOpp,rHoxiinmtaotaelSyO5m0i-6v0olmugmeotfriscufmloagsaktaensdtraencdoarrdd t1h-eH,a1c-tuHa,l2w-eHi,gh2t..H,
8132
Bring to ppm.
volume
with
methanolfor
a surrogate
stock
ofapproximately
1000-1200
813.3 Prswetoporacrkkein(a0gsasutr1ar0nodgmaalrtdevoowflourm1ke0it-nr2gi0csptpfalmna.dsakrRaden.cdoTbrrrdainntsghfeetoracavtpouplarluomvxeoimlwauitmtehelmytrea1t.0nhsafnemroirleodff.osru3rrogate
9.0 SAMPLE HANDLING S11 All samples are received frozen and must be kept frozen until the extraction fs performed
10.0 QuALITY ConTror 10.1 Matrix blanks and method blanks
10.1.1 An aliquot of 1.0 mL methanol is used as a solvent blank. 10.1.2 Eaxstmreactthotdwobla1n.0ksm. L aliquotsofMilli-QTM water following this procedure and use 10.1.3 aEsxmtraatcrtixtwbola1n.k0s.mLReafleirqutoots11o.1f.6l.iver homogenate following this procedure and use 10.2 Matrix spikes 10.2.1 tPhreepaacrceuraancdyoanfaltyhezeexmtartarctiixons.pike and matrix spike duplicate samples to determine 10.22 rPerceepiavreedcwaicthhscpaickhe ussaimnpglea sseatmple chosen by the analyst, usually a control liver 1023 cEAadxldpiiebtrciatotenidaonlcocsnuprcivekene.tsramtaiyonbsewiilnlclfuadleldinatnhdemmaiydfa-llrianontfhtgehelowi-nirtainagceaolifbtrhaetiionnitciualrve, 10.2.4 mPrienpiarmeumonoef2matmraitxrisxpiskpeikaensdpmeartbraitxcshpike duplicate per 40 samples, with a 10.3 Continuing calibration verifications 10.3.1 Pinrietpiaalrceacliobnrtaitniuoinncgucravlei.bration verification samples to ensure the accuracyofthe 10.3:2 Poarfned1pa0erxsetar,macpatlteeds..minFiormuemx,amopnlee,coinfatisnauimnpglecasleitbr=at3i4o,nfvoeurrifviecraitfiiocnatsiaomnsplaerpperregpraoruepd
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10.3.3 pPrreeppaarreetehaechinciotnatlicnuurivneg calibration verification from the same matrix used to 10.3.4 tcThaheleiibenrixattpiaielocntcaeclduirbcvroaetn.icoenAndtcdruiarttvioeo.nnaslTwhsiiplslikifesasllnmewciyetshsbianeryitihnfeclmtuihdede-darntaahnlagytseotfflmltuhsiettqihuneiatnlitaoilwt-artaenugseinogf
tohnalny 5tphepblo~w e1n0d0o0fptphb)e. calibration curve (for example, 5 ppb ~ 100 ppb, rather
1.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION 11.1 Prepare matrix calibration standards
HLL mWeLisgMhialplpir-oQxTMimwaatteelr.y 4Gr0ignodftloivaehroimnotogean2e5o0usmLsolNutailogn,ene bottle containing 200 11.1.2 rat4io0. gisnot available, use appropriate amountsof iver and water to ensurea 1:5
11.1.3 cRoenfceernt10ra1t3i.o0ntoofcsaollciudlaitveetrhteiascuteuadlisdpeenrssietdyoifnl1i.v0ermhLoomfogheonmaotgeenaantdetshoelution.
TLLS hsAhodamdkoig1negmnLbeoeotufwsehesonomloaultgiieqonunaotitnsew1th5oimaleL15pcrmeenpLtarrciiefnnugtgreaitftouotgeaelsotufbee.igRhet-eseuns|pemnLd saolliuqtuiootns obfy
11.1.6 Two 1 mL aliquots, or other appropriate volume, serve as matrix blanks
11.1.7 Tethiyegphietcneadelonlyfsauhmsipeslteshsee,ctstitowanon,dmatarotdsrpicioxknebc,leanintnkrsda,utpialoinncdsattaewn,odtmswpeoitkshitonadgndbaalmraodnukcnsutrsvelsi,stfeodrain tToatablleofI, at
11.18 csRaeelhfiiebcrrhattloiisovtnaslctiuhdreavtweiosornkrienpgorrtasnEgTesS-a8n-d6.th0eaLnidneEaTrSC-a8l-i7br.a0t-iVo-n1RoarngAett(aLcChRm)enftorB,
11.1.9
sUtsaendaArtdts.achRmeefenrt tCo standards.
a1s3.a0ntaoicdalicnuclaaltceulacattuianlg
ctohnecceonntcreanttiroantsoiofnsoPFfOStheiwnocrakliibnrgation
11.2. TPsuoPmoe~gaca1ht0e0w0owpropkrbik.nigngstsatnadnadradr,dbfloarntk,heocrocnocnetnitnruaitnigonve0riffialclatwiiotnh,i3ndtdheacpaplriobprraitaitoenacmuoruvnetraonfge $
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11.3 sEtxatnrdacatrdsspitokeedstlaibvleirshhoemaocgheinnaitteals cfuorlvleowoinngth1e 2ma.s1s4s-pe1co2tfr.otm2hei5tsemrethod. Use these
Table1 Approximate Spiking Amounts for Calibration Standards
Working Standard
(Approx. Conc.)
Wl
Approx. final conc. of
PFOSin liver
00pm| | Gos
:
030 ppm 0.50 ppm.
[aT ootopm 10 [| 0025ppm |
00.500 pppmm [8020 | 00.100500ppppmm
[ [SSo0pmemm[73%10 [Som
TT
00.s2o50oppppmm 0.750 pom.
Som7%
100ppm
120 Procepure
12.1 Obuain frozen liver samples,
:
122 Cupteraforpmedpquicrkly|,ognootfxallilvieorwuisnmigntghaaedliisvtesrecoteitnhgaslwc,alypel. Thispart of the procedureisbest
12:3 Weigh the sample directly into a tared plastic sampule via.
12.4 Record the liver weight in the study notebook.
125 Retum unused liver portions to freezer.
126 Add 2.5 mLs of water to sampule vil,
12.7 Gruintnidl tthhee ssaammpplle.e iPsuhtotmhoeggerniendoeursprobe inthe sample and grind for about 2 minutes, or
12.8 Rinse the prose ino the sample with 2.5 mLs water usinga pipette
12.9 Ta22k.e the grinder apart and clean it with methanol afer each sample, Refer to AMDT-EP-
12.10 Cweaipghtth,e lsiavmerplIeD,adnadtevoarntdexanfaolys1t5 sineictioanlds.s. Label the sampule vial with the study number,
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12:11 vciPeainlp.tertiRtfeeufge1e.r0t1um0beLa.,ttLoaacrbhoeetldhewtrhoerakcpsepnhrtoerpeirtfiuafgtoere tdvuoobcleuummweei,tnhtoiftnhhgeoitmdhoeengtreiencmaaaltieniinnfntogorsmataetp1is5onmaLs ptohelysparmoppuylleene
12.12`Pmieptehtotde btlwaonk|s.mL aliquotsofMill-QTM water to centrifuge tubes. These will serve as
12.13 sStpainkdearadllassadmepslcersi,beidncilnudseicntgiobnla1n1k.s2.and standards ready for extraction with surrogate
12.14ofSptihkaet eseaccthiomna,tiorrx twhietchatlihberaaptpiroonpcruiravtee continuing calibration standards.
satanmdarodos.fustAalnnsdoatprrdepaasrdeesmcartirbiexdspinik1e1s.1a,nodr
Table
|
12.15sVaomrptleexsmfiorx 1t5hesesctoannddsa.rd curve samples, matrix spike samples, and continuing calibration
12.16 Check to ensure 0.5 M TBA reagent is at pH 10. If not, adjust accordingly.
12:17bTiocacrabocnhastaembpulfefe,r.add | mL 0.5 M TBA and 2. mLofthe 0.25 M sodium carbonate/sodium
12.18 Using an Oxford Dispenser, ad S mL methyl-tert-buty] ether.
12.19 Cap cach sample and put on the shaker at a seting of 300 rpm, for 20 minutes, 12:20 Centrifuge for 20 10 25 minutesat a settingof 3500 rpm, or unil layers are well separated.
12.21 Label a fresh 15 mL centrifuge tube with the same information as in 12.10.
12.22 Remove 4.0 mLofthe organic layer to the fresh 15 mL centrifuge tube.
12:23 hPouurts.cach sample on the analytical nitrogen evaporator until dry, approximately 1 102
12.24 Add 1.0 mL 10 each centrifuge tube using a graduated pipette.
12.25 Vortex mix for 30 seconds.
12:26 FAitltiearchinato0a.21u.5mmnLylgolnasmseasuhtofviilalleo0r lao3w-cvcoslyurmiengaeutaonvdiatlrawnhsfeenr tnheecessasmaprlye o this syringe.
12.27mLaatbriexl,tfhienaalutsoovlivaelntw,itexhttrhacetsitonuddyatneu,mabnedr,anaanliymsai(ls)nupmebrfeorramnidnggtehnedeerx,trsaacmtipolne timepoint,
12.28 Cap and store extcacts at room temperature ot at approximately 4 C unil analysis
12.29oCroimnpclleudteeitnhesteuxdtyrabcitnidoenr,woarsksaphpereotp,riaatttea.ched to this document, and tape in study notebook
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13.1 C1a3.l1c.u1latCteianolnessle:paatreattehe1av0ermagae dleniioqoffouhreoogivetenrishcomogenate by recordin cach mass of Averagedensity (mg/mL)= Average mass (ng ofthe alquos
1.0 mL aliquot
13.1.2 Cdiaslpceurlsaetde sthleidamiosusntuopfelrivmeLr (ofmhgo)mpaegre1n.0smeLsuhsopmeongseinoantewi(norscon Foon centration of
of Liver x A(v8oer rvagee drens+ity*ooffWhaomtogenate (mg/mL)
* refer to 13.1.1 for details.
13.1.3 Cstaalncdualradtse wacitnuaglhceoncTeonltorwaitinognssofuPnFOS and other fluorochemicals incalibration
dof Standard x Concenation(ug mL = Fina] Concentration (us or mk)
mg Liver/ | mL homogenate
of PFOS in Liver
"refer to 13.1.2 for details.
140 Merion Pensomasc
14.1
1432
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142.1 142.2
MpMreaetcthiisoidosnbpolifkatenkhasnadenxmdaamcittosnpibklaendks, opsalmpleis tocdettermisne
acurscy
and
14:23 oCfotnhtieniuinngiccaalliibbrraattiioonnvceurirfviecation smpis to determine the continued accuracy
14.3 Refer to section 14 of ETS-8-7.0 for method performance criteria.
155:.10
PgSOahLmpLlUBeTTIwUOaNsctonPetRiaesinvdeiersxsp,ToIsiOeddN locsed inthe labors.
AiunsNebDdioWlhaaazssatreid pcMoeantesaiawncearessnt,gOsarGmsmpaobslceds1olvbernotkewnassos
dsiosmpaosseedrs
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16.0 RECORDS 16.1. oCromipnclleutdeetihnetehxet3r-acrtiinognstwuodryksbhienedetr,atatsacahpepdrotporitahties.method, and tape in the study notebook
17.0 TABLES, DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.1 Attachment A, Extraction worksheet 17.2 Atachment B, MDL/LOQ values and summary 173 Atachment C, Calibration standard calculation and concentration worksheet
B18O.1ReTeheemvaelnidcateiosn report associated with this me0tho0d 0is E0TS0-8-06.00&07.0-V-1 18.2 AMDT-EP-22, "Routine MaintenanceofUltra-Turrax T-25" 18.3 LFiAvCeTr-fMo-r1A.n1a,ly"sEixstrUascitnigonHPoLfCP-FEOleSctorroOstphrearyA/nMiaosnsicSpFelcutorroomcehtermyi"cal Surfactants from
19.0 AFFECTED DOCUMENTS
19.1 EMTaSs-s8S7p.e0c,tr"oAmneatlryys"is of Liver Extracts for Fluorochemicals using HPLC-Electrospray
200 Revisions
ReNvuimsbieorn,
Reason For Revision
ReDvaitseion
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Surrogate Si@ FC Mix 5S FC Mix Std FCMixStd | Comments
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[MCDoLm/pLoOuQn|dvaluMesDfLor|rabLbiOtQl|iveLrinear Calibration Range (LCR)
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(Pb) | (ppb)|Approximate concetnobetusredafortpriepaorinngtshe |
PFOS | 845 | 69||3S0tapnpdbard12C0al0ipbprbation Curve
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tdheeterrambibintereeqsupiovnasleesn,cet.herReefosrpeo,ntsheesiriMn tDhLe raatn,dboLvOinQe,wialnldbmeoanskseuymeldivetro bcuerevqeusiwvaelreenteqtuoitvhaolseent to
values as determined for the rabbit iver.
A
*RefEeGrFtOoSLEO-QOHSeusmtmimaartyesaonndlyMfDorLMsDtuLdyainndELTOS-Q5.-6.D0id&no7t.0m-eVe-t1 efioerrfiuartfhoerr vianlfiodramtaitoinon
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FORA 35-1000 pp
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MeTHOD ANALYSIS OFFLUPOORTOACSHSEIMUMICPAELRSFLINUOLIRVOEORCTEAXNTERSAUCLTFSOUNSAITNEGOR OTHER
HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: ETS-87.0
Adoption Date: 0 [22.19%
Author: Lisa Clemen, Glenn Langenburg.
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1.2 oAtphpelricioanbilzeabCloemcpoomupnodusnd:sFluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated `compounds, or 1-3 Mreaptorritc.es: Rabbit, rat, bovine, monkey livoreotrhe,r tissues as designated in the validation
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2.0 SUMMARY oF MeTHOD 2:1 pTHhePirLsfCo-mreemlteehdcotbdryodsmepsrocarnyi/biemsatstoshearsspaiienncangltyrlgsoeimsejtoornfyc,fhuaocrrarcsaticemhrieilsmatiriccsayolstfaseumrpfaaarcsttiaacpnuptlrsaorperxfitlarutaoecr.toecdThehfmeriocamanlal,liyvsseuricsuhssi2nsg
dtaehnteaelpcyetzriefndlguudosariounoggchtt2aentrcasonandlsefomofnmattaheses(sPseFpleOeccStt)erdoamnpeiatornee,rnttmo/iozfnu.=rth49e9r.verAidfdyittihoenaildleyn,itsyamopfiacscommapyouben.d by 3.0 Deenvimions 3.1 siAnyttsmetroefsampcsehsae.lrliTochwePfsroeresivsnaucrlriuoeduesIobmnuitzeaatrietonnooth(fAliioPomn)ii:tzdeaTdthistoeon:MEbilycercutotrimloaisszpisrnagQyuvIaaortniriozouastIisootnruir(pcElSeeIsq)u,parAdotrbmueposo,slpaehnedric
Ptreecshsnuirqeuecshoecmciucrasl altonaitzmaotsipohne(rAiPcclp)r,esTshuererm(oisc.prnaoyt,uentdc.erTahveaicounuimz)ation process in these 32 pTErlheeescssteurrcoeh,sapwrrghaeeydrldbornyoipzilaoetntissoiannre(sEoplSru,otdiEuoScnIe)ad:rebatymraetnhtsehfaoeprdprloeidfctiaootnitiohzneoatgfiaosanpsphiearrosfneogrvemilaeedcttirantiycaaculhmafoirsegpledh.derdirocplets, 3.3 TmMahasesssAsPSeIpleeQccuttiarvtoetmrdeoettIreycrt,oirpMslaeasqnsudaSadprceuocpltlorilsoeimomenatcseeslrl.s(pMeTSco)tn,rsoTamraeetnesdereliemscteMiqvauesilpsypdeSidpsecwcriittmrhiontmawetoteedqruba(ydMrmSua/pcMosSlte)o:
cdaehntaderctgtheieosrnaetoiforraa(gnmm/eizon)ntasmnmadaysyubbebseesqeaulneeacnlttyelzdyeiddneittnehcetthefedir.sstecAqounasddirnqguulpeaodlMre,uSpfomrlaaeygmbeenteemdpilnoytheedcfoolrliisoinon cell, 3.4 tpCrroiopvbleeenqtiusiaoodrrntuahpologlovesn.a(lZpo-tssotptrh1ae9y9c8op)nreuoibalepezrietnutareer".fZa-cIsenp:rtahTyeh"cecoonlnvafetoensrttmiamotnoiadolenl.csoonTffhoMerimscaprtrioaomynaesimsiistQeusdaimtferrdoomIfa
demilareiecnctttreloydneaa.ntctTehheaorcueognthheetashpeaermcteou.nrfei,Hgoauwrtaaetvrieoprna,sissZi-dnsigpffrteahryreonctuo,gmhtphaoentmeoerntttuhsoouadsnsdpoafcotophnewvraeanyttiiiononnt,ahleclcceooaumnnpitnoegnr,enatnds arc cnootmpcaotmipbalteibwliethwiotthheornZe-sapnrotahyesr,ysbtuetmso,nleytcw.)ith similar systems (i.e. Z-spray components are 3.5 MveartssriisopnlLse.yqnuAxaldlSrouvfpeotrlwseaiornsesy:satrSeeymsss.itmeiClmuarrs.roefntFtwolaryremModaresessidLgeyntenaidxlfshoerrseftehWreitsnopdetochiwefsimca9on5pueaarnladtsiWpoeincoinffdicotwhteossNethTQeu4a.t0tro Giunisdter)u.ment (Micromass Quattro I triple quadrupole MassLynxorMassLynx NT User's
41 Health and Safety Warnings: 41.1 Uemspelcoayustiaonvowlittahgethoefvaoplptraogxeicmaabtleelsyf5o0r0t0heVoplrtosb.e. When engaged, the probe
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41.2 aWnhdeCnlohtahnidnlging samples or solvents wear appropriate protective gloves, eyewear,
42 Cautions:
42.1 Oprpeesrsautree tehxeceseoldvsen4t00pubmarp,sthbeelHoPw11a0b0acwkilplriensistuiraeteoafu4t0o0mabtairc (sSh8u0t0dapsnin).y If the back
4.2.2 Do not run solvent pumps to dryness,
50 InTeRrEmeNces $1 To minimize intecferences when analyzing samples, Teflon shall not be used for sample storage or any part of instrumentation that comes in contact with the sample or extract.
60 Fournier
_
61 mEoqduiifpimcaetnitonlsistiendtbheelroawwmdaatya baes mmoedtihfoideddeivniaotridoenrs.to optimize the system. Document any
6.1.1
61.2
ccHMolPiemcLcprtIaroOromtOsampslresaonywtQ,uipoauantlnitsdzreaostsiuoIo1lonvstersanimuptlpreplcuqeeumrapdirnugposlyestMeams,ss
Spectrometer equipped wi
olvent degasser, column
th
an
7.0 Supeuies ano MATERIALS 71 Supplies
7.11 High purity gradeai regulated to approximately 100 ps (house air system) 7.1.2 iHnPtLheCraanwaldyattiscal column, specifics to be determined by the analyst and documented 7.13 Capped awovials or capped 15 ml centrifuge tubes 0 REAGENT AxD STANDARDS 81 Reagents
8.1.1 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent
8.1.2 svMeipnledloi1r-oQrTMewqauitvearle(nAt,STanMd tbyepeprIo,vaildl ewdatbeyr&usMeidliln QthiTsOmCetPhloods sshyosutledmabe AaTtShM 8.13 Ammonium acetate, reagentgradeor equivalent
813.1 When preparing diferent amounts than those listed, adjust accordingly.
taemmmpoernaituurmescetate, Pour into a 2000 ml. solumeurc coments coring 8.1.3.2
2.0 mM ammoniumacetatesolution: `Weigh approximately 0.300 g. 2000 mL Milli-QTM water, mix until all solids are dissolved. Store at room
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82 Standards 82.1 pTryeppiacraeldlydutrwionmgetthheoedxtbrlaacntkiso,n wproocemdautrrei.x bRleafnekrs,10anEdTSe-i8gh.t6e.e0n matrix standards are
9.0 SaweLe HanbLING 9:1 aFrreesshtomraetdriinxcsatpapnedadradustoarveiaplrseoprarceadpwpietdh1c5amchiacneanltyrsiifsu.geExtturbaecstaendtsltaannadlayrsdiss.and samples 92 tIfeamnpaelryastiusrew,ilolrbreefdreilgaeyreatde,deaxttraapcptreodxsitmaantdealryd4saCn,d usnatmilplaensalmysaiysbceasntobreepderaftorrmoeodm.
10.0 Quatity ConTroL,
10.1 Method Blanks'and Matrix Blanks
10.1.1 Seoalcvhebnattbclhantoksd,etmeertmhionde bcloanntkasm,ianantdimoantorrixcabrlraynokvsera.re prepared and analyzed with
10.2
10.12 Analyze a method blank and amatrix blank
Matrix Spikes
prier to each calibration curve.
10.2.1 rMeactorviexryspeifkfeisciaernecyp.repared and analyzed to determine the matrix effect on the.
10.2.2 rMeactorviexrsypfiokreedaucphliacnaatleystea.re prepared and analyzed to measure the precision and the
10.23 mAnianliymzuemaomaf2trsipxiskpeiskpeearnbdatmcah,trix spike duplicate per forty samples. With a
10.2.4 rtMhaaentgiienxiotifsalptihckeaeliianbintrdiaatlmiaocntarlciiubxrrvasetp.iioknAedcdduuirpvtleii,ocnaatlescpoinkceenctornacteinotnrsatwiiolnlsfmalayi'n ftahle imnidt-heralnogwe. of
10.3 Continuing Calibration Checks
10.3.1 oCfontthiencuailnigbrcaatliiobnrcautrivoen.verifications are analyzed to verify the continued accuracy
10.3.2 Aonnealpyezrebaatcmhi.d-range calibration standard every tenth sample, with a minimum of
11.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION 111 wTAehniaeglhaytvzeeerdatgh1eexo,efxnttorwtaocftoesrdtcaemndadttarhridrxocusugtrahvnetdshaerwdoisrlilpgrbiineo,rpultsooittnaegnddMbufysolslliLonyewanirngroecrgarocethshsesireotnosuf(rytsa=ablmmepulseo=fetbxwyta,rraec.ts 11:2 sItfatnhdeacrudrcvuerdvoee(sIfnnoetcmeesseatryr)eqaunidrermeeanntaslypzeer.form routine maintenance of reextract the
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11.3. uFosreputhreplooswesenodfoafcctuhreaccayliwbhraetnioqnuacnutrivteatriantghelrotwhalnevtehlesoffulalnraalyntgeeo,fitt hmeaystbaendnaercdescsuarrvye to
cEaxlaimbrpaltei:onwchurevneactotnesmipsttiinngg otfotqhueanstiatnadtaeradpsprfooxmimatpeplby t1o0 1p0p0bopfbanaaltyhtee,hgaeyneeratefa
rreagnrgeessoifotnhweeciugrhvtein(5gopfphbitgoh1c0o0n0cepnptbr)a.tiTohnisstawnidlalrdrse.duce inaccuracy attributed to linear
1122..10 PARcOquCiEsDiUtRiEonS.Se-tup 12.14 Set up he sample is
12.1.1.1 {Aestseirgonfathseamapllpehalbiestfsitlaetnianmgewuistihng MO-DAY-last digiot fyear-increasing
12.1.1.2
12.1.1.3
Assign
Assign
a method
an HPLC
(MS file) for acquiring
program (Inlet file)
12:12
T1o2.1r.e1.t4eTaypmeetihnsoadmcpllicekdaenscrmieptthioonds ianthdevAiaclqupiossiittiioonn
numbers
contol panel
then
mass
Spectrometer headings
aRpeparcotpiroinatMeonmiatsosreisn.g).A
and
fSueltl
select SIR (Single lon Recording) or MRM (Multiple
slocnainzaistiuosnuaMloydecolalseacptperdotproinagte4atnhd mtaessSTtRo.49S9aovreother
facrqaugimseinttiaotnimoentihnofdo.rmaIftiMoSn/mMaSybiencsotlrluemcetnetds.arRceefmeprl(o0yMeid,craodmdiatsisonMalopwrorduyct ion
GUIDE TO DATA ACQUISITION for additional information and MRM.
.
12.1.3mTaypircalsltyantdhaeradnsalytical batch run sequence begins and ends with a set of extracted
12:14 imaSnotacenmlriputledoeevrdserpsryossetsseiuancbnthlah,elsyaaznmepadllew.yitchSaoralrcvyoeonnvtteirbnlauainnndkgsrcesalhniobortuactoioonensiavdneearrliefydcsaestdaimoppneliernsjiebcoottdedassybiynbdeard
122 Using the Autosampler
12:20 Set up sample tray secocing 1 the sample st prepared in Section 12.1.1
12.22 Sianneastlt-yrusuptmtechnoetnsHliPod1ge1hr0os0na/kpapurtoopsraiamtpelefroaotptihemaflolrleoswpionngsec.onRdeictoiorndssouraatlccoonnddiittiioonnsstnhethe
12.221 Samplesize = 10 ul injetion
122.22 njcysampl=e 1
12.223 Cycle ime =9 minutes
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12.2.4 Solvent ramp conditions
T| ime
om
Ammon2i0ummMacetate
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12.2.2 Press the "Start" buton. 123 Instrument Setup
12.3.1 TTRorenifipezlraettQioouEnaTdSSro-uu9pr-co2el4,e."0M,faosr"sOmpoSerpreeactdtieroconamlae.ntderMFaiitnttedenwaintcheaonfAtthmeoMsipcherroimcasPsreQsusautrtero II
12.32 Check the solvent level in reservoirs and refl if necessary.
12.3.3 iuCnhhseeatctiipk.sftahTcehtoesrtyai,ipndlsiehssosausslsedeemlbbeclaeNpaittlhlewaiprtryhoabtneothajenadegngrdeedpolefadtcgheeest.hpro1sb1teah.ienlUetssipsefsascnoeeuycenappitiegcfeano. check
12.3.4Tum on thnitvogen.
12:35 Ohepateenrs.the tune page. Clicks on operate to inate source block snd desolvation
12.3.6 Open the Inlet Editor
1122.33..66..12 SSeett HthPeLfClopwutomp1t0-o "SO00n"ulmioas ppropriate
12.3.6.3 etOhxbepseetlrplveeoddfrwtoihptelhpenrtooscbieotmirionngoegnmoiluestatoksifntoghbeasretorpuvonefddtthhepiroboef.iheAfpirnoebme.isRteasthyouusltd be
12.3.6.4 Allow to equilibrate for spproximately 10 mints.
12.37 cThhaenginesitruomrednetr utoseosptthiemsiezepahreamreetseprosnasteth folowing stings. These settings may
12.3.7.1 123.7:2
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hour
12.3.7.3 12.3:7.4
HPrPesLsCurceo<ns4t0a0ntbalro(wThmiosdpearfalmoewterraei HPLC is operating comely)
10 - 500 wLmin not se, it i guide
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ensure
the
12.375 Source block temperature 150
123.76 Desolation temperature 250
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12.3.8 tPraipnetdtihnetotutnhee piangset,ruwmietnhttlsog,parameters, and store it in the study binder with a copy 123.9 eMCnlaidscsskLaoymnpnlxsetvanenursbmiubotentsro,nirinencfleturhdeteosAcaapqlplurisosaptmripioalnteesCMotonatsbresoLlaynPnaaxlnyeUzlseed(rth'issGmuaidye)v,aryEnasmuornegstart and
13.0 DATA ANALAYNDSCIALSCULATIONS
13.1 Calculations:
13.1.4 Calculate mateix spike percent recoveries using the following equation
% Recovery = Observed REexspuelc-tteBdacReksgurlotund Result x 100
13.15 Calculate percent difference using the following equation:
%Differenc=e ExpCoEnxeep,e-ctCcaeldcCutolnaet.eedCodne, x 100
13.1.6 Calculate actual concentrations in matrix (ug/g):
(2
of
PFOS
cal(cI.nitfiralomWsetdi,ghCturovfe
x Dillion Liver (0)
Factor)
x
ug 1000 ng.
Final Volume (mL)
14.0 METHOD PERFORMANCE. 14.1 aMmnaetdtrhiLoxOdsQpDeecvitafelicuct.eisoRneLfiemritto(EMTSD-L8)-6a.n0d,LAitmtiatochfmQeunatntBitafotrioanl(iLsiOnQg)ofarceurmreetnhtovda,liadnaatleytde,MDanLd 14.2 Solvent Blanks, Method Blanks and Matrix Blanks
142.1 sStoalnvdeanrtdbianntkhse,cmaleitbhroatdiobnlacnukrsve,.and matrix blanks must be below the lowest 143 Calibration Curves
14.3.1 The valuefor the calibration must be 0.980 or beter. 14.4 Matrix Spikes 145 C14o.n4t.i1nuMiantgriCxalspiibkreatpieornceVnetrirfeciocvaetriioens must be withia + 30%of the spiked concentration.
14.5.1 sCpoinkteidnucionngcecnatlriabtriaotni.on verification percent recoveries must be within = 30%of the 14:6 Iapfnearrlifytsoter.rmieaDdloiocsntuemtdheiennsttyhaseltlmeamecttahinoodndsspaienmrptflhoeersamprapenraconeparslieyacztteeidolnooragorbetohnoeorktacmteito,nmsaaisntdeenlaenmcmeinmeadybybethe
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14.7 Iffodoattnaotaerdeotno btaeblreespoarntdeddiwshceusnsepderifnotrhmeantecxetocrfittereiarhepvoer not been met, the data must be
50 15:1
PpSiOapLmeptLtlUeeTwIeaOxisNrtaPciRtsEwdVaiEsstNpeoTsIaeOnddNifnAlNbarDmomWkaeAbnSlegTlEsaosslMvAceonNntAtaiGsiEndeMirsEspNolsoTecadtiend hiingth hBlTaUborcaotnotrayi.ners,
and
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60 Reconos 16.1. hEineatacedhgerrpaatoigroenhgamenendtehrwoardtie,tdesnfaomorpanletshtneuadpmyaeg,meu:esxtstrthauacdvtyeiootnrhdepartfoeoj,leldcoiwntiuinmogbneinrff,aocratmocraq(utiiisofinat3iiponlniecmuaedbdeiiedo).dei.atnhedr in he
analyst 16:2 aPrpipnrtoptrhieatteunsetpuadgyef,olsdaerm.plCeolpsty, tahnedseacpqauigssitainond mtzeptehoindtofrtohemiMnasisrsuLmeynnt rtuonliongc.lude in the 16.3 sPtloortetihnetchaelisbtruadtyionfocluderrve by linea regression,; weighted 1, then print these graphs and 16.4. aPrnidntsodrateaiinntthegrsattiuodny sfuolmdmera.ry, integration method, and chromatograms from MassLynx 165 `SAucmtmaacrhimzeentdaAtafsoianrngesxuaimtapbllee osoffatwsaurmem(aErxyceslpr5e.a0d4s)heaentd. store in the study folder, refer (0 16.6 aBnadckloucpateiloenoctfronbiacckduatpaetloecatprpornoipcrdiaatte.medium. Record in study notebook the file name
2.0 17.1
TAAaBcLhESm.enDtIAAG:RAEMTSS,-8F.7L.O0WEDHaAtRaTsSu,mmAaNrDyVsApLreIaDdAsThIeeOtN
DaTA
18.0 Reerrences 18.1 FCAoCmTp-oMu-n2d.s1,fr"oEmxtLriavcetriofnoorfAnPaoltyassissiUusmiPnegrfHlPuLorCo.oEclteacntcrsoaslpfroanyatMeaosrsOtShpeerctFrloumoerrorcyhemical 18.2 EToTnSi-z9a-t2i4o.n0/,Ma"sOspeSrpaetcitornomaentdeMraQiunatretnoanIceriopfltehequMaidcrrupoomlaessSyAsttmeomsep:heric Pressure 183 The validation report associated with this method is ETS-$-6.0& 7.0-V-1
1A 189.01 Ee CToSm-8p:oe 6u.n0,ds"c Efxrtoramcr Ltiivoenroe ofrPFoltaip sdsifuormD APnearlfylsuo iosroUoscitc nangeHsuPlw LfCo-nEalteew cotrroOste hperrayF/ln Muaorsoecht ermicas l Spectrometry"
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STueesy:Material MMeatihxoFdiRneavlisSioolnv:ers. AInnastlryuimceanlt ESqoufiwpamreenVteSrsyisotnem Number FRielSeqnuarmeed Valu: SDlaotmpeea:rofcEexpstctioniAnaiysr Duc ofAmlysiAnalst
Laboratory Study #
SGarmopuplieD:o5sTeL:akweTLonakrenoJ mfothme stthuedryafoyldefZroldeor TT] `DniCloiuntlcieonWnterF.aatc(it)oo:nr:(TnaTgka)ek:nenfTofarmkoemtnhterheosmsatyuhdeyfoMflodlaedesrr.sty negraon summary. Final Conc ug: Caeutdbydividing the nis volume from he cancentation
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MeTHOD FLEUXOTRROACCHETMIIOCNOAF.LPCOOTMAPSOSUIUNMDSPEFRRFOLMUSOEROROUCMTFAONRESANUALLFYOSNIASTEUSOIRNGOTHHPELRC-
ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: ETS-8-4.1
Adoption Date: 03/01/99
Author: Lisa Clemen, Glenn Langenburg.
Revision Date: 4/27/93
Approved By:
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4/24/99
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0 Score AnD AppLiCATION L1 Sorcoopteh:er Tfhliuosrmocehtehmmoidcails fcoormtphoeuenxdtrsacftrioomn osfpmotuassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) 12 Applicable compounds: Fluorochemical surfactantso other fucrinated compounds 13 Mthaetrviacleidsa:tiRoanbrbeipto,rtrat, bovine, `monkey, and human serum or other fluids as designated in
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20 SUMMARY OF METHOD
2.1 This method describes the procedure for extracting potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate
p(aPiFrOinSg)roeragoetnhteranfldumoertohcyhle-mtiecratl-bsuutryflacettahnetrs(fVrIoBmE)s.eruImn,hoirs omtehtehrofdl,uisdse,veuns.ing an ion
Mfl5u6or,ocahnedmiscuarlrsogwaetreesetxatnrdaactredd:(scPeF3O.0 SD,efPinFiOtSiAon,s)P.FOASnAAi,onEptaiFrOiSngE-rOeaHg,enPtFiOs SaEddAe,d to
fmrtihelLetmesoroavfimenmptdeoltaeghnlaadannsopdslu,attuhttoeohnveatinnoaalflasiy.lnttieetrireoodngtephnarieorvuaigsphopr2aar3ttioctrciuopnnlteaidsltiirncyt.soyMrEiBanEgc.eh aetxTttharcaehcteMdiB(0rEeace0o.x2 ntrsajtcuutmticnsdylionn1.0 22 mTehtehsoedss.ample extracts are analyzed following method ETS-8-5.1 or otherappropriate
20 DesviTIons
_
--
3.1 PFOS: perfluorooctanesulfonate (anionofpotassium salt) C,F SO;
32 PFOSA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamide CyFSO,NH,
33 PFOSAA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamido (ethyl)acetateC.F, SO,N(CH,CH,)CH,CO;
34 CEtFF,O,SSEO-,ONH(:CH2(,NC-He,th)yClHpe,rCfHl,uo0rHooctane `sulfonamido)-ethy] alcohol
35 PFOSEA: perfluorooctane sulfonyl ethylamideC,F, SO,N(CH,C)H
3.6 M556: C,F,SO,N(H)(CH,COOH)
37 Surrogate standard: 1H-1H-2H-2H perfluorooctane sulfonic acid
4.0 WARNINGS AND CauTiONS 41 Health and safety warnings
4.1.1 hUasnedluinnivgearnsailmaplretciasustuei,onwsh,iecshpemcaiayllcyonltaabionraptaotrhyogceonatss., goggles, and gloves when
i
5.1 There are no interferences known at this time.
60 61
Equipment The lollowing equipment
is
used
-- while performing this method.
Equivalent
equipment
is
acceptable.
66..11..21 CVeonrttreixfumgiex,erM,isVtrWaRl ,10V0o0rtoerx[GEeCnie 2 6.1.3 Shaker, Eberbach or VWR.
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NEalgpenepbootetrledsni,scpdosaabopepoairpfebhtotflledsieng 250 mL and | L
74 Volumetric flasks, glass, type A
7.5 I-CHEM vials, glass, 40 mL glass
7.6 Centrifuge tubes, polypropylene, 15 mL
7.7 Labels
77.98 710
SOyrxifnogreds,Dicsappeanbsleero--f3m.ea0s0ur1i0.n0gm5LK.L to Graduated pipes
0 pL.
77.1112 SSyyrriinnggees,ideissp,osnayblloenp,la0s2tiuc,m,3c2c5 mm
3 Timer
744 15
Crimp cap Crimpers
utovaindlcasps
Note: Prior to using glassware and bottles, rinse 3 times with `methanol and 3 times with
0 Reasgeepnatsr vAniDnSTANDARDS Milli-QTM water. Rinse syringes a minimum of9 times with methanol, 3 rinses from 3
8.1
8:2
ST5o2ydpiMeuImIhr-yeGadgreonxtwiagdtreaed(aeNnawdaOtmKe)ar,,ybMIeiTlpBlraio-eQvrTMioodrreeoedqyquuii3vvMaalleennLtt; alTl owaCteBrrausssedninetthiss method should
8834 TSeotdriaubmutcayrlbaomnmaotnei(uNm&,`hCyOd)r,og.eTn.suBlafkaetre(oTrBeAq)u,iKvaoldeantk or equivalent
85 Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO), J.T. Baker or equivalent
8.6 Methyl-T-Butyl Ether, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade
8.7 Methanol, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLCgrade
8589 FSleuraruomcohrembilocoadl,sftraonzednarfdrosmsupplier
8.9.1 89:2
PPFFOOSSA(3(M3MSpSepceiaclitaylyChCehmeimciaclalDiDviivsiisoonn,),momloelceuclualrarwewieghitgh= -534699
ExvacinerofsPRaOaSsom Sern
Poe are
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89.3 8.9.4
PFOSAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 535 EWFOSE-OH (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 570
89.5 8.9.6
PFOSEA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 527 MSS6 (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 557
8.9.7 CS.urFr,o,gSaOt,eHs)tamnodlaercdu:l4a-rHw,eipgerhftlu=o4ro2o8ctane sulfonic acid(1.H, 1-H, 2-H, 2.1
8.9.8 Other fluorochemicals, as appropriate
810 Reagent preparation
NOTE: Wprheepanraptrieopna,riadnjgusltaragcecovrodlinugmleys. than listed in reagent, standard, or surrogate
8.10.1 d11i0s00sNo0lvsmeoLdd.ibueSmatkoheryredcrioonnxatiad1ienLi(nNNgaalO5gH0e0)n:emWLbeotitMlgieh.llaip-pQrTMoxwiamtaert,elmyi2x0u0ntgilNaalOHso.liPdosuarre.into a
8.10.2 MN| iNNlalsiOod-HiQusmwoalthueytrid.ornoSxntitodoree2(iN1na0aO0H1m)25:LmvDoLilluuNmtaeeltg1re0incNeflbNoatsatklOea.Hnd1:d1i0l.uteMetoasvuorleum1e0umsLingof 10
8103 O01f05TuMsBitAnegtiaantpbopuartoyx|liLamamvtmoeollunymie4ut4mritcohy5cdo4rnomtgaLeinnoifnsug1l0f5a0Nt0eNm(TaLBOAMH)i:l(lWW-heQiTMilgehawadaptdpeirrn.ogxAitdhmjeautlseatslty10m1tp6.i9logf
MNialOlHi,-QaTMddwastlero.wlyStboerceauisnea t1heLpNHalcgheannegebsolaberuptly). Dilute to volume with
8103.1 nTeBeAderdequusiirnegs1acNheNcakOpHrisoorltuotieoanch use to ensure pH = 10, Adjust as
810.4 b0ai.pc2pa5rrbMooxnsiaotmdeait(ueNmlacyHaCr26.5bOgoo)nfaitnset/oosdaoiduIimuLmcavbroiblcuoamnreabttorenia(ctNef2l,bauCsfOkf,ea)rnda(nNbdai,n2C1g.O0t,oNgoavfoHlCsuOom,de)i:wuimtWheiMgilhli
QTM water. Store ina | L Nalgene bottle.
811 Standards preparation
8.11.1 Prepare PFOS standards for the standard curve,
8.11.2 sPforuleouprtaoircoenheocmtoihnectraalifnlsiutnoagrnod1.c0ahpredmspiacmrael asPctFcaOenpdSat,radb1sl.,e02a(sfpoarppempxroaPpmFrpiOlaSet,Ae.o,n0Me.uw9lo5tr7ikcpiopnmmgposPntFeanOntdSaArAd, and
1.10 ppm E(FOSE-OH.)
8.11.3 tWheeiagchtuaalppwreoixgihmtately 100 mgof PFOS into a 100 mL volumetric flask and record
8.11.4 Bring to volume with methanol for a stock standard of approximately 1000 ppm
(ng/mL).
8.11.5 aDpiplurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50soplpumt.ion with methanol for a working standard 1 solution of
8.11.6 aDpiplruotxe.wo5.r0kipnpgm.standard | with methanol for a working standard 2 solution of
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8.11.7 aDpiplruotex.w0o.r5k0inpgpms.tandard | with methanol for working standard 3 solution of 812 Surrogate stock standard preparation
8.12.1 `WCeiiFg,h)SaOp,pHrionxtiomaat5e0lmy L50-v6o0lummgeotrficsufrlrasokgaatnedsrteacnodradrdth1e-Ha,c1tuHa,l w2e.iHg,ht2,.H,
8.12.2 pBprimn.g to volume with methanolforasurrogate stockofapproximately 1000-1200 8123 sPtroecpkar10e.2 a s1u0rrmoLgatveolwuomrektirnigc sftlaasnkdaarndd. bTrrianngsftoervaoplpurmoexiwmiatthemleyt|hmanL!offosru1r,rogate
`workingstandardof 100ppm. Record the actual volume transferred.
S0sameeMaownse
0000000000000
91
92
All samples are
Allow samples
received frozen
to thaw 10 room
and must be
temperature
kept
prior
frozen until the
to extraction.
extraction
is
performed.
10.0 QuaiTy CONTROL,
.
10.1 Solvent Blanks, Method blanks and matrix blanks
10.1.1 An aliquot of 1.0 mL methanol is used as a solvent blank.
10.1.2 Extract two 1.0 mL aliquots of Milli-QTM water following this procedure and use.
10.13
as method blanks.
mEaxttrraicxtbtlwanoks1..0 SmeLe
1a1l.i1q4u,otsof
the
serum
following
tis
procedure and
use
as
10.2 Matrix spikes
102.1 tPhreepaacrceuraancdyoanfatlhyezeexmtartarcitxiosnp.ike and matrix spike duplicate samples to determine
10.2:2 Prepare cach spike usingasample chosen by the analyst, usually the control
`matrix received with each sample set.
10.2.3 cAEadxldpiiebtrciatotenidaolncocsnupcrievkene.tsramtaiyonbsewiilnlclfualdledinatnhde mmaidy-rfaalnlgien otfhethleowin-irtaianlgceoalfibtrhaetiionnitciualrve.
10.24
Prepare one mati spike and matrix spike
minimum of2 matrix spikes per batch.
duplicate
per 40
samples,
with
a
103 Continuing calibration checks
103.1. Prepare continuing calibration check samples to ensure the accuracy of the initial
calibration curve.
103.2 ePxreapmaprlee,,iatfaamsianmipmluems,eto=ne34c,onftoiunrucihnegcckhseacrke pperrepgarroeudpaonfd1e0xtsraamcptleeds.. For
103.3 tPhreepianrietaelaccuhrvceo.ntinuing calibration check from the same matrix used to prepare.
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10.3.4 Tctahhleeiibneriaxttpiiaelocntcaecludirbvcero.antcieoAnndtdrciauttriivoeon.naslTwhsipilliskfieassllnmewacieytshsibanertyihnieclmtuihddee-darnatahnlagytseotfafmltuihsnettqihnueiatlinaotlwi-areanugseiongf othnalny the low endofthe calibration curve (for example, 5 ppb - 100 ppb, rather 5 ppb - 1000 ppb).
11.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION
ILI Prepare matrix calibration standards
11.11 Transfer | mLofserum to a 15 mL centrifuge tube.
11.1.2 mIvafotmlroiuxsm.tesRseaecmqupoalrledtvoeoatlchuhemsseaasmmapprlleeelvvesoosllutumhmeaesn.o1n.D0tomheLn,eoxtterexxattrcratacictotnstlseahsenesdtat,rhdasn w0i.t5h0 mmaLtrioxf
11.1.3 Wbehtiwleeepnraelpiaqruiontgs.a totalof twenty aliquots in.15 mL centrifuge tubes, mix or shake
11.1.4 TTatywptoihcea1elmnldyLuoasfleitthqhiuesotssste,actnoirdoano,rtdhteocrosanppcipekern,otiprranitaidtuopenlsviacoalntudem,sep,tiwksoienrsgvteaanamdsoaumrndattcrsuirxlviebsslte,adnkfison.rTatbolteal16,7
eighteen standards, two matrix blanks, and two method blanks.
TLLS rRaenfgeerstoanvdaltihdeatLiionnearerpCoarltiEbTraSt-i8o-n4R.a0n&geE(TLS-C8R-)5.fo0r-Vc-al1i,brwahtiiocnhcluirsvtesst,he working
1116
sUtsaendAatrdtsa.chSmeeentSeDctaisonan13a.i0d calibration standards.
itno
ccaallccuullaatteinagcttuhaelccoonncceennttrraattiioonnssofotfhPeOwSorkining
11:2 Twoorekaicnhgssttaannddaarrdd, fbolrantkh,e ocronccoennttirnautiinogncthoefcakl,l waidtdhianpptrhoeprcialaitberaatmioounncturfvesruarnroggeat5eppb -
1000 ppb.
113 E10xtersatcatblsipsihkeeadcmhatinriitxialstcaunrdvaerdosnftohlelmowaisnsgs1p2e.c6t-r1o2m.et1e6ro.f this method. Use these standards
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Approximate
spiking
Table
amounts
1
for
standards
and
spikes
Woprkisng Fan Fo a Using 1.0 mLof matrix
v SS30p0pmpm o 2o 00r 0C02p 5] ppm
SSopopmm [T7o] Bo0LsT0pm
00pm [5 $0 pom
ozopm3 | 5730pom
$0 0m
5
Tom
L0 opeoce0 pure 0000000
12.1 Veto Obtain frozen samples and allow to thaw at room temperature or in a lukewarm 122 pVortoexlmixeforo1m5asfeocognsdsi, nthen easter 1.0 mLo othe pproprst volume 0:3 15 ml. 123 Retum unused samples to fczer ae extraction amounts ha been removed, 112254 RLaebceolrdthtehewhineitwiailtvhotlhuemsetuodnytnhuemebxetrr,acstiaonmwpor1kDs,hdeaette snd anys nls. See attached 126 SwShopirinkdksahnledtetassafmdopriedeossc,ueimnecnl1 tuidninggtbhea:nrkesmaainndinsgnsdtaepnsd.s, ready or cxracion wth sumogate 12:7 SCopinintkiehntaciancsgheccmaoatnte,riafonwroinhthestachmaeilpbnrrgoasptroniactuervaemaonudnstnodfes.tanNdoarodpaescpduensscrmibeedhins1o1.1s, oosoTable 128 SVaomrptleexsmiToxr t1h5essetcaonnddasrd curve samples, mate sike samples, and continuing calibration
1122..190. SCThoeeaccatkcohtnosaemnbpsluier,eetadhde| mL0.5 M T0.B5AMrTeaBgeAntanisda2t pmHL 1o0f. If0no.t5,saoddjiusutmacccoomrdoinntgleyo.adiom 1122.1121 CUasipnegacahnsOaxmfpolred aDinsdpepnusteorn, atdhdshamkLermaetthysl-etetrrt-obifutny0]g0etrhemr., or 20minutes 12.13 -- Centrifuge for 20 to 25 minutes atasettoif3n50g0 rpm, or until layers are well
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12.14 Label a fresh 15 mL centrifuge tube with the same information as in 12.5,
1122..1165 hPRoueutrmseo.avceh 4s.a0mpmlLeofonththee oarngaalyntiiccallayneirttroogtehnisecvlaepaonra1t5ormnLiclendtrryi,fuagpeprtuobxei.mately | 0.2 12.17 Add LO mLofmethanol to each centifuge ube using a graduated pipet
12.18 Vortex mix for 30 seconds.
12.22 Complete the extraction worksheet, atached to this document, and spe in he study 12.19
12.20
1221"
Attach a 0.2 um nylon mesh syringe. Filter into a 1.5 mL
filter glass
to a 3 cc autovial
syringe and transfer the or low-volume autovial
sample to this. when necessary.
Label the autovial with the study number, matrix, final solvent, extraction date, and
animal number and gender, sample analysi(s) performing the extraction.
timepoint,
Cap and store extracts at room temperature or at approximately 4 C until analysis.
notebook or include in study binder, asappropriate.
13.0 DATA AvaLysIS AND CALCULATIONS
131 Calculations
13.1.1 cCaallicburlaattieonacsttuaanldacrodnsceunstirnagtithonsfoofllPoRwOiSng,oequoatthieornapplicable flsorochemical, in
nLof standard concentrationof standard (er
-
mL ofstandard + mLofsurrogate standard + initial matrix volume (mL)
Final Concentration (g/mL) of PFOS in matrix
140MevwooPemeomwance
14.1 The method detection limit
(MDL)
is
0000000000000
analyte and matrix specific. Refer to
MDL
report
142 TfohresfpeoclilfoiwcinMgDqLualaintdy cliomnittooflqusaanmtpilteastairoene(xtLrOaQct)edvawliutehs e(asecch AbtattcahcohfmesnatmsplBesatnod C).
1ev4a.l2u1ateMetthehoqudalbiltaynokfstahnedemxattrraictxibolnaanknsd.analysis.
142.2 pMraetcriisxisopniokfetahnedexmtartarcitxiosnpike duplicate samples to determine accuracy and
14.2.3 Cinointitailncuailnigbrcaatliiobnractuirvoen.check samples to determine the continued accuracyof the
14.3 Refer to section 14 of ETS-8-5.1 for method performance criteria.
15.0 151
POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT. ShiagmhplBeTwUasctonetiasindeirssp,osaendd iunsbeidoghlaazsasrpdipceotntteaiwnearsst, filadmismpaobsleeds1omlvbernotkewnasgtleasfss
cdiosnpaomseedrsin
located inthe laboratory.
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16.0 Recoros 16.1 nCootmepbloeotkeotrheinecxlturdaectiinonthweo3r-krsihnegesttautdtyabcihneddert,o tahisapmpertophroida,tea.nd tape in the study
17.0 ATTACHMENTS
171 Attachment A, Extraction worksheet
17.2 AttachmenBt,MDL/LOQ values and summary 17.3 Attachment C, Calibration standard concentration worksheet
180
18.1
Reegmences
Thevalidation
feport
a
s
s
ociated
w
it
h
00000
this method is ETS-8-4.0
0000
& 5.0-V-1.
18.2 HFPALCCT--EMl-e3c.t1r,os"pArnaaylyMsaissosfSpSeecrturmomoertrOyt"her Fluid Extracts for Fluorochemicals using
19.0 19.1
AFFECTED Documents ETS-8-5.1, "Analysis of
Serum
or
Other
Fluid
see ExtractsforFluorochemicals using
HPLC-Electrospray Mass Spectrometry"
20.0 Revisions
RNeuvmisbieorn
Reason For Revision
ReDvaistieon
1 SSeeccttiioonn 1122.2113 CAhdadnegdetdhetoshiankcelurdsepeseadm.ple storage at room temperature. 04/02/09
Sleescstitohnan121..017mLF.inal volume is 1.0 mL; not adjusted for initia volumes
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Extraction Worksheet ETS 8.4.1
SMarT Soc
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spppaomm||| aapcparFoox w0.E5ppomm||
psperFonnE. Rpppmm||
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MDL/LOQ values for rabbit serum
`Compound MDL LOQ|LinearCalibrationRange (LCR)
1
(ppb) | (ppb)| Approximate concentrations to be used for preparing the |
[[FPOFSOS[A|T1751 5||54.759[3[Spstpoaobnbd--a1r10d00C00apl0pibb0ration Curve
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|
[PtvMFeDerOLmsSiLnE0OeRdQG1.taeTr7lumioenc1escuq1suslbi5eonvncican2eceh.,omfRaetsnhpssyoptn,spersi8-hTcaoeormwsp,ipseebco,vuinpe,3ind rmbtnysa Fsm oswSo re eoer
hbiedaenbi responses neton, the ML endLO will ie mom ee ete Sale
Please se LOQ Summary and MDL say in ETS-840 & 50.1 fr fsther norton.
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pb) (ngiml)| (ppb)
|
|
(ng/mL)
[[s0iwworeTe n[oo m||omn [van]|
RaCbobmiptouSnerdu:mP|FPOrSoefApsatraenddaarndgse|| LCcRurfvreom | %RoRaensgoveery | RSanDge BY) (gm)| Gb)
(ng/mL)
=
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Compound: PFOPSreApAaedrange| LCRfom | % Recover|y RSD
Rabbit Serum| of standards curve.
Range | Range
(ppb) (ng/mL)
(ppb)
(ng/mL)
ieee |r Higheve | 02.9% | onaom | sam | esis
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Compound: EFPOrSepEa-reOdHrange| LCR fiom | %Recovery| Rabbit Serum| ofstandards | curve Range
RRaSngDe
|
pb) (ng/mL)| (ppt)
|
(ng/mL)
|
|
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m0 | nas |
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LCcRurovem |
%ReRsaongveery
pd) (ng/mL)| (gp/pmb)L)
|Full Range | 0953-976
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PAnraelpydtaet(es(:s):
Ton Pair StandSatranddaCrudrnvuemsbe-r:Fluids Equipment number:
Sample matrix: Methodrevision:
BFilnaanlksMoulivde/nitdeanntdifTieNr::
TFaCrgmeitxansatldyatpepsr)o:x. 0.500 ppm:
SFFuCCrrmmoiigxxattsetddstaadpppparrpoopxxr..ox55.0.0p.01p0p0mpp:mpm:
ASPdcFctOounSse--concSPecFnoOtrnSaAetionsPSEoufOcsoStnAasAndarESdscWoOinnSteEhe FPSCiFdmOciSoxEneA SMueSosnc | AAmTi Fioiurvol
05m00L uT0g5m07l T05u3gm7l | osr [oEeC CEL
sogerl C ugml L | pikedmt 1me LX 0CY 2 2
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[0o00 geeSoi ST y T os o TSTn o| e oaott a] e ra
CFaiFlRccOooSunTleatwedFFcrnRoOnoScnKentraFtoFriRgaoOnnoSslnAoRef stFanngoEdeOalSgrEds iTFnmRtOaghSemEosRamprlaSegoSemSnantrixSSeaIerrrOe Amispiked
aH n Isem T TE nT w ey en sumege|e1ATal |
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5698
038
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Validated ranges - approximate concentrations
FrVeerke,Bov&inpFe riem||EEsmmmtsesoorulyby UiUii avlieeeTffrorobers man me ns Cavsey
Sooo] 500 00 |
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3M ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY
METHOD ANALYSISFQLFUPOORTOACSHSEIMUIMCPAELRSFILNUSOERROUOMCTEAXNTERSAUCLTFSOUNSAITNEGOR OTHER
HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: ETS-8-5.1
Adoption Date: 03/01/99
Author: Lisa Clemen, Robert Wynne
:
Revision Date: 4/2/71
0g Approved By:
E Laboratory Mana7ger1) e 0 e "/z2e, Dae
Coote fh
Group Leader
Aad Chime Technical Reviewer
S/26195
Date
oyDaftaefpr
0 SCOPE AND APPLICATION
1.1
Scope: This method describes the analoyfsseriusm using HPLC-electrospray/mass`spectrometry.
extracts
for
fluorochemical
surfactants
1:2 Applicable Compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds, or
other ionizable compounds.
1.3 tMhaetrvialciedsa:tiRoanbrbeipto,rtrat, bovine, monkey, and human serum, or other fluids as. designated in
Word 695
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4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 41 Health and Safety Warnings:
11 eUmspelcoayustiaonvowlittahgetohfe vaoplptraogxeicmaabtleelsyf5o0r0t0heVporlosb.e. When engaged, the probe 1:2 aWnhdecnlohtahnidnlging samples or solvents wear appropriate protective gloves, eyewear,
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42 Cautions:
4.21 Do not operate solvent pumps above capacityof 400 bar (5800 psi) back pressure.
Ifthe back pressure exceeds 400 bar, the HP1100 will initiate automatic shutdown.
422 Do not run solvent pumps to dryness
50 InerrereNces 51 Tstoormaigneiomrizaenyinptaerrtfoefrienncsetsruwmheentnaatniaolnytzhiantgcsoammeplsesin,ctoenftlaocntshwiotuhldthneotsabmepulseeodrfeoxrtsraacmtple
60 Boutpment
6.1 Equipment listed below may be modified in order to optimize the system. `modifications inthe raw data as method deviations.
Document any
6.1.1 Micromass Quattro II triple quadrupole Mass Spectrometer equipped with an
6.1.2 eHcloPem1cpt1ar0rot0smpleraonywt,ipouanlnisdzeatasiuootlnovsesnaotmuprplcueemrping system, solvent degasser, column
2.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS. 7.1 Supplies
7.1.1 Hsyisgthemp)urity grade nitrogen gas regulated to approximately 100 psi (House air 7.1.2 iHnPtLheCraanwaldyatiac.al column, specifics to be determined by the analyst and documented 7.13 Capped autovials or capped 15 mL centrifuge tbes
8.0 REAGENTS AND STANDARDS 81 Reagents
8.1.1 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent
8.1.2 Milli-QTM water, all water used in this method should be Milli-QTM water or equivalent, and may be provided by aMilli-Q TOC Plus system or other vendor
81.3 Ammonium acetate, reagent grade or equivalent
82 Standards
8.2.1 Tpyrpeipcaarleldydtuwrionmgetthheoedxtbrlaacntkiso,ntprwoocemdautrrei.x bSleaenkEs,TSa-n8d.4e.i1ghteen matrix standards are
9.0 SAMPLE HANDLING
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10.1 Solvent Blanks, Method Blanks and Matrix Blanks
10.1.1Seoxlcvhenbatibclhantkosd,etmeertmhionde bcloanntkasmiannadtimoantorixcbalramnykosvearre prepared and analyzed with 10.1.2 Analyze a method blank and amatrix blank prior to each calibration curve
10.2 Matrix Spikes
10.2.1 Matrix spikes are prepared and analyzed to determine the matrix effect on the
10.2.2 rMeactorviexrsy pefkficdiuepnlciyc.ates are prepared and analyzed to measure the precision and he
10.2.3
recovery
Analyze
for each
a maiix
analyte.
spike and
matrix
spike
duplicate per
forty
samples,
wih
a
10.2.4 tM`hmaeitinniiitmiusapmloickfaeli2abnrsdaptimikoeanstcpiuerrvsepb.aitkcAehd.dduiptliiocnaatlespcoinkceenctornacteinotnsatwiiolnsfmlaiyntfahlle imnidt-eraJnogne.of
rangeof the intial calibration curve.
103 Continuing Calibration Verifications
10.3.1 oCfonttheincuailnbgractaliiobnrcautrivoen.verifications sre analyzed to verify the continued accuracy
10.3.2 Aonfaolnytzpeear bmaitdc-hrange calibration standard after every tenth sample, with a minimum
LC1O1.1aAnualymze tmhe eaxtramctedomatxrixastansdardos prSiortto aand fsolloowingseacehseotofzextaractsm. Tohe x
average oftwo standard curves will be plotted by linear regression (y =my +b), weighted
11:2
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other su
routine
itable software,
maintenance of
ret
ract
he
11.3 uEFsxoearmtpphulerep:oowsewsehneodfnaoacftctuehremapcciaylniwgbhrtaeotniqoqunuaacnnuttriivtaeactriaantpghpelrroohxwiamlneavtteehllesoyffl1al0nrapalpynbtgeeo,foafitntmahiaeyytia,bnesdonaenncdoerssseuamryeto
calibration curve consistingof the standards from 5 ppb to 100 ppb rather than the full
rreagnrgeesosfiotnheweciugrhvtein(5gopfphbitgoh1c0o0n0cepnptbr)a.tTiohnisstwaindlalrdrse.duce inaccuracy atiributed to linear
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12.1.1
C2lfiiclkenoanmestaurstibnugtMtoOn-DinAYth-elAacsqtuidsiigtiitoofnyCeoanrt-rsolamPpalneel.nuSmebteurp,
a sample list Assign assign a method (MS)
for acquiring, and type in sample descriptions.
12.1.2 TS10Io.R4c9r(9eSaiotnregloaetmh[erotnhpRpoerdcoocprlridciiknaglo)nmoasrscsaMenRsb.Mut.AtofnuSelitln IctohaneinzAac1tqiuwoiansliMtloiyodneScaoosntcarpopalropnparnicgaltaewnadonndsemleacsts
SIRs. Save `product ion
acquisition method. If MS/MS fragmentation information may
instruments be collected.
are employed, additional SeeMicromass
MMaRssMLy(nVxulGpUlIeDREeaTcOtioDnAMToAnitAoCrQinUgI)SITION for additional information and
12.13 TstayndpardistachnedaaneanlldysltiwciyatlhbetaoufetnasescqueedhncembaegkinSswaindtahvset ofextracted matrix
12.1.4
Samples
sample.
are anal
Solvent
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after every
r possible a
tenth
nalyte
122 Using tchaerAryuotvoesraamnpdlaerre not considered samples but may be included as such.
12:21 12:22
SSsneeattl-uyupspttschaoemnpsHliPdeear1s0y0apapacrusotoporrstiaiamntpgeleofrtoahtotephtsieammafplollreleosswpitonngpserc.eopRnaecdceoirtidniSosoecncautastilocncoo1nn2dd.1it.io1onnsshe the
insirument logbook
1122.22.22.21 Snjaemcpulseasmipzlee==101 LL injection
1122.22..22.43 CSoylcvleenttiamem=p -13.5 minutes
Time
MeOH
[oT0S0Ommiin]n[ww50%
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123 Instrum1e2n.2t.2S.e5tPurpess the "Start" button.
1122.:33.21 CRehfeecrkttohEeTsSo-l9v-en2t4.l0eveflorinmoerservdeotarisls.and refi necessary
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12.3.4
OSebtseHrPvLeCdroppulmetpstcoo"mOinn"g. oSuettotfhtehfeltoiwp approximately 10 minutes.
otof1t0he- p5r0ob0e.uL/Amlilnowor1a0seqaupiplriobprraitaetef.or
12.3.5 aTruomunodttthtehetinpiotfrtogheen.prAobefi.neRmeiasdtjusshtoutlhed tbiepoefxptehlelepdrowbiethifnnoonmiitsrtogiesnolbesearkviendg.
12.3.6 cThhaenginestinruomrednetrutsoeosptthiemsiezepatrhaemreetseprosnsaet:the following setings. These settings may
1236.1 Drying gas 250-400 liters/hour
12.362 ESI nebulizing gas 10-15litershour
12.3.6.3 HPLC constant flow mode, flow rate 10 - 500 wLimin
12.3.6.4 PHrPeLssCuries <op4e0r0atbianrg(cTohmiesctplayr,a)meter is not set, it is a guide to ensure the.
12.3.7 Cfuarrtehferu.llCyognuniedcettthheepvroolbteagientcoatbhleesopteontihneg.proIbnes.ert probe until it wil not go any
12.3.8 tPraipnetdtihnetottnhee piangset,ruwmietnhtiltosg.parameters, and store it in the study binder with a copy
12.3.9 tUhseinangatlhyesicsroofsbsi-oflloogwiccoaulnmtaetrreilceecst.rode in the ES/MS source is recommended for
12.3.10bCMulatitsocnsk.L"oynnExsntsavruetrresbiusottnaosr,nt asienncdtahepenpdArcosqpaurimispaitlteeiMonanusmCsboLenyrinoixlncUPlaSundEeeRls'a(SltlhiGssUamImDapElye)s.vatroyPrbaeesmasonntahgleyzsteadrt
3.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CALCULATIONS 13.1 Calculations:
13.14 Calculate matrix spike percent recoveries using the following equation: % Recovery = Observed Result = und Result x 100
Expected Result 13.1.5 Calculate percent difference using the following equation:
%Differenc=e EC xpea cteldCocEnxepu .e-ctled a Conct, e Condc. x 100
13.1.6 Calculate actual concentrationofPFOS, or other fluorochemical, in matrix
(ng/mL):
(08 of PFOS calc, from (niial Volumeofmarx
std. (mL)
Curve x + mLof
Dilution Factor) x Surrogate Standard)
lug 1000 ng
Final Volume (mL)
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14.1 mMaettrhioxdspDeectiefcictioPnleLaismeitsc(eMEDTLS)-5a.n4d.1L,imAitotafchQmuaennttitBa,tioorn (LaOtQi)ngaroefmseotmhoedn, wc analyte, and MDL and LOQ values,
14.2 Solvent Blanks, Method Blanks, and Matrix Blanks
14.2.1 Sololwveesnttsbtlaanndkasr,d minethheodcablliabnraktsi,onanvd meatrix blanks values are must be below the 143 Calibration Curves
144 M14a.t3r.i1xTShpeikesva_lue for the calibration curve must be 0.980 of better. 14.4.1 Matrixspikepercent recoveriesaremustbewithin 30% ofthe spiked
145 ContinucionngceCnatlriabtiroant.ion Verifications
14.5.1 cCoonncteinnturiantgiocanlibration verification percent recoveries must be + 30%of thespiked
14.6
analyst. Documental aeiiontnne sppropre logbook pIfecrrfioterrmieadliosntetdhienstyhsitsemmeatnhdodsapmeprlfeosrmraenacnealsyezcetdioonr iostnh'termeactt,imoansinatsedneatnecremimnaeyd
be
by
the
14.7 1f6odoattnaotaedro0n abebireespoarntdeddiwshceusnsepderifnohrmeantcxeteoifehreahepaovre.not been me, the daa must be
15.0 15.1
PSPiOapLmepLtlUeeTwIeaOxtNsrtaPctiRsEwdVaisEstNpeoTsIneOddNifnAlNbarDmomkWaeAbnSlelTaEssosMlvaceonntnatiGasiednvieserpNoosTcesdiemnd
hrighheBbTUocroonanimers,
and
gins
l0 6160.1ReEac0 cohrppags0 e ~ gener0 a~ ted fo0 ra study0 must h0 ave the0 Followi0 ng infor0 mation0 include0 d ether0 im he header or hand written on the page: study or project number, acquisition method, anaiya integration method, sample name, extraction date, dilution facto(r if applicable), and 16:2 Pintth tune page, sample ist, and acquisition method from MassLyn to include in the appropriate study folder. Copy these pages and tape into the instrument runlog. 16.3 Pstloortetihne tchaelisburadtyiofnocludrevre by linear regression, `weighted 1/x, then print these graphs and
16.4
Print data integration
and store in the study
summary,
folder.
integration
method,
and
chromatograms,
from
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17.0 TABLES. DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.1 Attachment A:ETS-8-5.1 Data summary spreadsheet.
18.0 Rererences 18.1 FcAoCmTp-oMu-n4d.s1f,ro"mExSterarcutmiofnoorfAnPaoltyassissiuUmsiPnegrfHlPuLorCo-oEclteacntersuolsfpornaayt/eMoarssOtShpeercFtlruoomreotcrhyermical 18.2 TEoTnSi-z9a-t2i4o.n0/,Ma"sOspeSrpaetcitornomaentdeMraQiunattetnraonIcIetorfiptlehequMaidcrruopomlaessSyAsttmeomssp"heric Pressure 18.3 The validation report associated with this method is ETS-8-4.0 & 5.0-V-1
19.0 AFFECTED DOCUMENTS 19.1 ECToSm-8p-o4u.n1,ds"EfxrtoramcStieornuomfPfoortaAnsasliyusmisPeUrsfilnugorHoPoLctCa-nEelseucltfroonastperaoyr/OMtahsesrSFpleucotrroocmheetmriyc"al
woRevsiovs
ReNvuimsbeiro,n
ReasonFor Revision
1 SSeeccttiioonn 61.11..12AvClearraigfiecoaftitownoofcuHrPv1e1s,00nsotysstteanmdacrodmvpaolnueens,tsa.re used for
pSleoctttiionng 1li2n.e2a.r2.r4egCrlaersisfiiocnatainodnoafdsdoeldvethnet 1r/axmpw.eighting of the curve.
Section 17.1 Changed from attachment B to A.
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Method Number: ETS-84.0
Adoption Date: 3/,/})
Author: Lisa Clemen, Glenn Langenburg
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L1 oSrcoopteh:er Tfhliusormoechtehmoidcails fcoormtphoeuenxtdrsacftrioomn osfe|rpuomt.assium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS)
12 Applicable compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds.
13 tMhaetrviacliedsa:tioRnabrbeipto,rtra, bovine, monkey, and human serum or other fluids as designated in
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2.0 SUMMARY OF METHOD.
2.1 FThOisSm)eothoodthdeerscurcirbeoschtehemipcraocledsuurreffaoctraenxttrfarcotminegrpuortsaswsiinugm npeorfnluopraoroicntganscesnalsfoornaatned mase5xnti.taa0trlmnoaydgcLtaeteroenddof:e(nvsPmacpeFeptiOoh3rrSy.al,0st-DotPepreFfraiatOnn-StitbAtultit,odoyrnlPyns.)Fe.tOihESneAaroAcn(AhMM,iBetoxBnEEEttp.)raF.aiOcrTSihiInEneg-rtOMerhicIeHsaoS,gnEmesePniettFnhxuOiotasSdeca,EddtAsnd,eeivsd1Me.o5nt0ro5fmm6tlioh,uveooaersfndoadecmsahnpuceilrdmenripoceagaolnla,dstoetmwhheyoerea afiulotveiraedlst.hrough a 3 cc plastic syringe attached to.a 0.2 um nylon filter into glass
3.0 DEFINITIONS
3.1 PFOS: perfluorooctanesulfonate (anion of potassium salt) CsF1nSOy 32 PFOSA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamide CyFy7SO;NH;
34. EFOSE-OH: 20%thylperfuoroctan sulfonamido-ehyl alcohol 3.3 PFOSAA: perflucrooctane sulfonylamido (thyl)acetateCaF17SO:N(CH:CH3)CH;CO CsF17SO;N(CH,CH;)CH:CH,OH
3.5 PFOSEA: perfluorooctane sulfonyl ethylamide CyF ,SON(CH:CHy)H
33.76 SMu5m5o6g:atCeyFst1a;ndSaOrdN:(H1)H(-C1HH,.C2HO.O2H8)peflucrooctane sulfonic acid
40 41
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4111 hUasneduinnigvearsnailmraeicstsiuo,nsw,hiscphecmiaayllcyolnaabonraptuorhyogceonss, goggles, and gloves when
50 InreRreRexces
5.1 There are no interferences known at this time.
60 Eouevex
6.1 Tachceepfoilalbolwing equipment is used while performing this method. Equivalent equipment is
61.1 6.12
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6:13 Shaker, Ekerbach or VR
6.14 615
Nirogenevaporator, Balance (01008)
Organormation
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7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
71 Gloves
72 Eppoerdinspodsabolepirpetftes
7.3 Nalgene bottles, capable of holding 250mL and 1 L
74 Volumetric flasks, glass, type A
7.5 L-CHEM vials, glass, 40 mL glass
7.6 Centrifuge tubes, polypropylene, 1S mL
77 Labels
7.8 Oxford Dispense--r 3.010 10.0 ml
79 Syringes, capable of measuring 5 pL to SO UL
7.10 Graduated pipettes
7.41 Syringes, disposable plastic,3 cc:
7.12 Syringe fikers, nylon, 0.2 um, 25 mm
713 Timer
7.14 Crimp cap autovials and caps
7.5 Crimpers
Note:
PrMiiolrlti0-uQsTMinwgatgerl.assRwianrseeasnydribnogtetlsesa,miinnsiem3umtimoefs9
with methanol and 3 times with times with methanol, 3 rinses from
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separate vials,
8.0 REAGENTS AND STANDARDS 81 TbeyMpielliL-rQe"agentwagtreardeanwdatemra,yMbielplr-oQvTMidoerdebqyuiavaMlielnlti;-QallTwOaCtePrluusTMsd isnysthtiesmmethod should 82 Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), J.T Baker or equivalent 83 Tetrabutylammonium hydrogen sulfate(TBA), Kodak or equivalent 84 Sodium carbonate (Na:COy), 1.T. Baorkequievalrent 8.5 Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCOy), J.T. Baker or equivalent 86 Methyl-T-Butyl Ether, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade 87 Methanol, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade 88 Serum or blood. frozen from supplier 89 Fluorochemical standards
8.9.1 PFOS (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 538 8.9.2 PFOSA (3M Specialy Chemical Division), molecular weight = 499 8.93 PFOSAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = S85 8.9.4 EWFOSE-OH (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 570
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8.9.5 PFOSEA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 527
8.9.6 MS56 (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 557
89.7 CSuarFr1o:gSaOt3eHs)tamnodlaercd:ul4a-rH,wepiegrhftlu=or4o2o8ctane sulfonic acid (1-H,1-H, 2-H, 2-H
8.9.8 Other fluorochemicals, as appropriate
810 Reagent preparation
810.11d1i00sNs0o0lvsmeodLd.ibueSmatkoheryredcrioonnxatiadIienLi(nNNgaalOSgH0e)0n:emWLbeoiMliegl.hlia-pQp"rTMoxwiamtaetre,lmyi2x00untgilNaalOl Hs.oliPdosuarreno a
8.102
N1 NNasoOdHiusmolhuytidornoxiindtoea(N1a0O0H)m:L vDoilluumteetr1i0cNflNaaskOaHnd1:d1i0l.uteMetoasvuorleum1e0 Milli-QM water. Store in a 125mL Nalgene bole.
umsLingof
10
8103 o0f.5TMBAteitnrtoabaut|yLlavmomlounmeiturmichycdornotgaeinnisnuglf5a0t0e m(TLBAM)i:lliW-eQi"gh waaptperro.xAimdajtueslyto1p69H
N1a0OuHsi.ngadadppsrlooxwilmyatbeelcyau4s4e1t0he54pHmLchoafng1e0sNabNruaptOlHy).(WhDiillueteadtdoivnogltuhmeelawsittmhi. of
Milli-QTM water. Store ina | L Nalgene bottle.
8.10.31 TneBeAderdequusiirnegs|aNchNecakOpHrisoorluttoicona.ch use to ensure pH = 10. Adjust as
8.10.4 0a.p2p5roMximsaotdeiluym2c6a.r5bgonoaftseo/sdoiduimucmabribcoanrabtoena(tNeabCuOff,e)r a(nNda:2C1.O0YgNaoHfCsOoyd)i:umWeigh
QbicTMarwbaotneart.e S(tNoareHCinOa)|iLntoNaalgI eLnevoblourtmlee.tric flask and bring to volume with Mili-
811 Standards preparation
8.11.1 Prepare PFOS standards for the standard curve
8.11.2 PMsoruleouprtaoircoehneocmtohinectraalifnlsiutnoagrnod1ca.hr0ed0msipcaparmel asPctFcaOenpdSat,radb1sl.,e0a2(sfpoarppempxroaPpmFrpiOlaeSt,eA..on0Me.u9lw8to7irckpoipmnmpgoPsntFeanOntSdaArAd. and
1.10 ppm EFOSE-OH.)
8.11.3 tWheeiagchtuaaplpwreoixgihmt.ately 100 mg of PFOS intao 100 ml volumetric flask and record
8.11.4 Bring (0 volume with methanol for a stock standard of approximately 1000 ppm
(ug/ml).
8.11.5 Daiplpurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50soplpumt.ion with methanol for a working standard | solution of
8.116 aDpiplruotxe.wo5.r0kipnpgm.standard | with methanol for a working standard 2 solution of
8.11.7 aDpiplruotxe.wo0r.5k0inpgpms.tandard | with methanol for a working standard 3 solution of
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812 Surrogate stock standard preparation 8.12.1 WCoeFi1gxhSaOp:pHroixnitmoaate5l0ym5l0-v6ol0ummegtroifcsfulrarsokgaatnedsrteacnodradrdth1e-aHc,tua1l-H,w2e-igHh,t,2-H,
8.12.2 Bring to volume with methanol foar surrogate stock of approximately 1000-1200 ppm.
8.123 sPtroecpkar0e.a s1u0rrmolgavtoeluwmoertkriincgastsakndaarndd. brTirnagnstfoevroalpupmreoxiimhatemleyth|amnoiloffosru3rrogate `working standard of 100 ppm. Record the actual volume transferred,
100 QuaLITy Control, 9.0 SAMPLE HANDLING
-- --_--
9.1 All samples arereccived frozen and must be kept frozen until the extraction is performed.
10.1 Method blanks and matrix blanks
10.1.1 Easxtmreactthotdwobl1a.n0ksm.l aliquots of Milli-QTM water following this procedure and use 10.12 mExtaraxctbtlwanoks1..0SmeLc 1al1i1q.u4ots of the serum following this procedure and use as
102 1M0a.t2r.1ixtPshrpeeipakacercseuraancdyaonfal(yhezetrmaactrtiixons,pike and mati spike duplicate samples to determine 10.22 mPraepiarereeacecihvesdpiwkietuhsciancghassaammpplleescehosen by the analyst, usually the control 10.2.3 cEAaxldpiebdrcatoteidnoncocpnuicrkevenetsramtaiyonbsewiilnlclfuldedi atnhde mmaidy-r3a1nge ohftehlowi1i3lngecaolfibiraesimoniclurve 10.2.4 Prepare one malix spike and mati spike duplicate per 40 samples, with a
`minimum of2 matrix spikes per batch.
10.3 1C0o.n3t.i1nuaoPifnrtnedphghaerceeainlciaiotnbnadrtlaiatcnnaiuloliinynbgzrcaehctehiccoeokncnsktciudrnivufeif.nergIbcaytl>ihbe3r0paet%ir,ocnernect-hacemcfakflyrszeaenmcpselaembspeltteowseeaennnsaultryheezteihdeiaiafc)ecrucrtuahrecvye fast acceptable check
103.2 sPertepar34e,ofnoeurccohneticnkusinagechperecpkapreerd garnoduepxotfr1a0cs.amples. For example,if a sample 103.3 iPhreenpiatcalcaccuhrvceontinuing calibration check from th same mir used to prepare 10.3.4 cTuhrevee"xpAedcdtietdiocnoanlcesnptirkaetsiomnasyfablel wiintchliundetdhethmaida-rlanigethoef othwe rinaintigael coaflitbhreatiinonit
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ILL Prepare matrix calibration standards ILL Transfer | mLofserum toa 15mLcentrifuge tube. 11.1.2 Imvfaotmlrouixsm.tessRaeemqcupoalrledtvoeoatlchuhemsseaasmmapprlleeelevvsoosllutumhmaeens.o1n.D0tomheLm,eoxtetexrxtatrcratacictotnstlseahsnesdeattrhdasn w0i.t5h0 mmaLtrioxf 11.1.3 Wbehtiwleeepnraelpiaqruiontgs.a total of twenty aliquots in 15 mi centrifuge tubes. mixor shake 11.1.4 TtThywepoiecna1dlmloyLfutsaheilsitsqheeucotsittooasnrn,,daotrtodhsepcrioknaecp,eprniotnprdrauitpailtoiencsavtoaeln,udtmswep,oikssietnragvnedaaamrsodumcnauttrrsviexlsi,sbtlfeadnokirs&n.tToatballeof1, at eighteen standards, two matrix blanks, and two method blanks. 11.1 Rraenfgeers0anvdaltihdeatLiionncarrepCoarltiEbrTaSt-io8n4.Ra0n&geE(TLSC-8R-)5.fo0r-Vca-l1i,brwahtiiocnhcluirsvtsesthe working 11.16 sUtsaendaArtdtsa.chSmeeentSeDcatsionan13a.id0 tion ccaallccuullaattienagcttuhaelccoonncceennttrraattiioonnssoofftPheFwOoSrkining calibration standards.
11.2 wT1oo0r0ek0aicpnphgb.ssttaannddaarrdd, fbolrantkh,e coornccoennttirnautiinogn cthoefcakl,l waidtdhianpptrhoeprcailaitberaatmioounncturovfesurrarnoggeat8epp-b 11.3 0Extersatcatblsipsihkeeadchmatinriitxialstcaunrdvaerdosnftohlelomwaisnsgs1p2e.c6t-r1om2e.t1e6r.of this method. Use these standards
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Table 1
Approximate spiking amounts for standards andspikes.
Working suandard Using 1.0 mWlLof mat|rixApprox. final conc. of
(approx. conc.)
analyte in matrix
[0500ppm | 20
0.010 ppm
[50pm | 20
50.0 ppm
S
0.100 ppm [0250ppm|
_--
500mm 130
|
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120 Procepure
12.1 Obain frozen samples and allow fo thaw,
122 Vortex mix for 15 seconds, then transfer 1.0 mL or other appropriate volume to a 15 mL.
12.3
polypropylene centrifuge tube.
Return samples to freezer after extraction amount has been removed.
124. Record the volume on the extraction worksheet.
12.5 wLaobreklshtehettufobredwoictuhmtehnetsitnugdythneurmebmeari,nisnagmpslteepsI.D, date and analyst initials. See attached
126 SStpainkdearaldl assadmepslcersibiendclinud1i1n.g2.blanks and standards, ready orextraction with surrogate
12.7 ScpLoiinnkteitnhueatiancsgheccmtaialotinrb.irxaftowiriottnhhesttcahaneldiaabrpdrpsar.toiporniactuervaemsotuanndtarodfs.staAnldasrodparsepdaersecrmiabierdixinsp1i1.k1e,s oarndTable
128 sVaomrpelxesmfioxr t1h5e ssetcaonnddasrd curve samples, matrix spike samples, and continuing calibration
129 Tbiocacrabcohnastaempblufef,era.dd 1 mL 0.5 M TBA and 2 mLof 0 25M sodium carbonate/sodium
12.10
12.11
Using an
Cap each
Oxford
sample
Dispenser,
and put on
add
the
5 mL.
shaker
methyl-rert-buty]
for 20 minutes
ether.
12.12 Cseepnatrraitfeudge for 20 to 25 minutes at approximately 3500 rpm. until layers are well
12.13 Rtuebmeowvieth4.t0hemsLamoef tihnefoorrmgaatniiocnlaasyeirn t1o2.a5c.lean 15 mL centrifuge tube. Label this fresh
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12.14 hPouutres.ach sample on the analytical nitrogen evaporator until dry, approximately | to 2
12.15
gArdaddu1a.t0edmLpipoerttoet.heMreatphparnooprliavtoeluvmoelutmoeadofd the extraction.
meequtahlasnotlhetoineiataclh
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Note: 1216
If the initial volume is less than 0.500mL th Vortex mix for 30 seconds.
final methanol volume will equal
1.0 mL.
1217. AFitlttaecrhin2t.o0.a2 1u.5mmnLylgolnasmsesauhtofviiltaelr toro.lo3wc-cvoslyurimnegeauatnodvitarlanwshfeerntnheecessasmaprly.e to this syringe.
12:18. mLaatbreilx,thfeinaaultosvoilavelnwti,tehxttrhaectsitoundydantuem,baenrd,anaanliymsatl(sn)upmebrefroramnidnggetnhdeere,xtsraacmtpiloen.timepoirt,
12.19 Cap and store extracts at approximatel4y C until analysis.
12.20 Cnootmepbloeotkeotrheinecxlturdaectiinonstwuodryksbhinedeetr,,aatstaacphperdoporiathties document, and tape in the study
13.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CALCULATI
13.1 Calculations
13.1.1 CcaallicburlaattieonacsttuaanldacrodnsceunstirnagtitohnesfoofllPoFwiOn,g eoqruaotthieorn applicable fluorochemical, in
mLmLofosftasntadnadradrd+
xmcLonocfensturrartoigaotneosftsatnadnadradr+d
(ug /mL) initial matrix
volume
(mL)
=
Final Concentration (ug/L) of POS in matrix
14.0 METHOD PERFORMAN 14.1 TfohrespmeectihfiocdMdeDtLectainodn lliimmiitt o(fMqDuLan)tiitsaatniaolnyt(eLOanQd) mvaaltueexs s(pseeceifAict.tacRehfmeernttosMBDaLndreCpoyrt 14.2 Tevhaelufaotleltohweinqguaqluiatlyitoyfctohnetreoxltrsaactmipolnesanadreaenaxltyrsaicst.ed with cach batch of samples to
14.2.1 Method blanks and matrix blanks. 14.2.2 Mpraetcriisxiosnpiokfetahendexmtraatcrtiixons.pike duplicate samples to determine accuracy and 14.2.3 Cinointitailncuailnigbrcaatliiobnracturivoen.check samples to determine the continued accuracyof the 5.0 POLLUTIONPREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT 15.1 hSloiacgmahptleBdeTiwUnastchtoenetilaaibndoerirasstp.oorasy.endd iunsebdioghlaazsasrpdipceotntteaiwnaesrst,e fisladmismpaobsleedsionlvbernotkewnasgtleasiss cdoinstpaoisneedrsin
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160 Recorps 161 nCootmepbloeotkeotrheinecxlturdaectiinonthweor3-krsihnegesttautdtyabcihneddert,o tahsisapmperotphroida,te.and tape i the scudy
Doamamens
17.1 Auachment A. Extraction worksheet
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17.2 Auachment B, MDL/LOQ values and summary
17.3 Autachment C, Calibration standard concentration worksheet
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18:1 The validation
report
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03.D1 eAvatermiowosumpshmoeertsihcsodPsreosfsiuorneizIaotniioznabtyiounti(lAizPi)ng:vTahrie0 oMusic0 srouorm0 caesss,0pQruoa0btetsr,0 oaIn0 dsyisntt0eermfsa0caesl.l0owTh0 feosre0 iTaontncmilozusadptehieobrnuit(cAaPrpcerlen)so,stuTrihemei(rit.me.odsnptorot:ayuE,lnedccttecar.rosTvpharecauyiulomon)in.ziaztaitoinonpr(EoScIe)s,s Aitn mtohsepsehetreicchnPirqeusessuroecccuhresmiatcal
32 spEtrlreesocsntugrroeel,sepcwrthraeiycraellobnfyiieizldoa.ntiizoanti(oEnS,ocEcSuIr)s:tahrmoeutghhotdheofprioodnuiczattiioonnopfetrifnoyrcmheadrgatedatdmroosplpehtesriicn a 3.3 TsMehalesecsAtiSPvpeelQycutdaritostcmrreoitmIriyns,aytsMetadesmbssyaSmrpaeesecsqtutroiopmcpheeatdregrwei(trVhaStqi)ou,a(Tdmrazun)pdoalenemdsmMuabassssessqeuSlepencettciltvyreoddemeteteetccetterodr.s(.MASl/oSMniSsn)gal:ree
MinSformmaatyiobne.employed for ion detection or a series (MS/MS) for more specific fragmentation 3.4 Csoryotsnhtvoeegmnostnia(ploonstatolt1hv9se9.8cZ)o-nusetpiarlpiaezyretpaurrZeo.bseIpnrinattyhee"rcfcoaocnnevf:eonrtmTiahoteniaolnla.tceostnTfhmooerdmseaplrtsaiyoonfemiMititictsreadoimmfaersodsmdQi2urpeactrttolrbyoeaIiIsthe
ccHooonnwfeeivgaeuprrear,ttuiZro-ens,pirasfadtyiefrcfoepramespnsoti,nnetgnhetthsmreaotunhgdhocdaosnotvoferntotupioeournsaatpliaoctnoh,mwcpaloyenaienninnttghs,e aacrnoedunnmtoaetircneotlmeepcnatartnoicdbeel.earwTeihttohheuogsnhaemet.he oatnhoetrheZr',sbpurtayonslyystweimtsh,seitmc.i)lar systems (i.c. Z-spray components are compatible with some 3.5 IMvearsssysisotnLesmysna.rxeCSsuiormfirlteawnr.at"lrye:FMoarSsymssoLtryeenmxdsetohafaitslwsWarsieeneddteohsweisgmna9en5duaafnolrdstWpheiecnisfdpieocciwtfosicNthToep4ei.rn0asttvireournsmieoonfntst.(hMesiAelclrQoumaatstrso `Quatro IT MassLynx or MassLynx NT USER'S GUIDE).
4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 41 Health and Safety Warnings:
41.1 aUpsperocxaiutmiaotnelwyit5h00th0eVvooltlst.age cables for the probe. The probe employs a voltage of 41.2 aWnhdecnlohtahnidnlging samples or solvents wear appropriate protective gloves, eyewear,
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4.2 Cautions:
42.1 Do not operate solvent pumps above capacity of 400 bar (S800 psi) back pressure.
422
If the back
Do not run
pressure exceeds 400 bar,
solvent pumps to dryness.
the
HP1100
wil
initiate
automaticshutdown,
5.0 INTERFERENCES
51 Tstoormaigneiomriazneyinptaretrfoefreinncsetsruwmheenntaatniaolnytzhiantgcsoammeplseisn,ctoenftlaocntshwiotuhldthneotsabmepulseoedrfeoxrtrsaacmtp.le
6.0 EQUIPMENT
6.1 Equipment listed below may be modified in order to optimize the system, 6.11 Micromass Electrospray Mass Spectrometer 6.1.2 HP1100 low pulse solvent pumping system and autosampler
2.0
7.1
SUPPLIES AND
Supplies
MATERIALS
7.1.1 Hsyisgthemp)urity grade nitrogen gas regulated to approximately 100 psi (House air
7:12 7.1.3
HPLC analytical column, specifics to be determined Capped autovials or capped 15micentrifuge tubes
by
the
analyst
8.0 REAGENTS AND STANDARDS 81 Reagents
8.1.1 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent
8.12 eMqiulilvail-eQnTMt,waatnedr,maalyl wbaetperrouvsieddedinbythaisMmieltlih-oQdTsOhoCulPdlubse sMyisltleim-oQrTMotwhaetrerveonrdor
8.1.3 Ammonium acetate, reagent grade or equivalent
8.2 Standards
82.1 Tpyrpeipcaarleldydtuwroinmgetthheoedxtbrlaacntkiso,n tpwroocemdautrrei.x bSleaenkEs,TSa-n8d4e.i0g.hteen matrix standards are
9.0 SawPLE HanpLING 9-1 aFrreesshtomraetdriinxcsatpapnedadradustoarveiaplrseporarceadpwpietdh1e5acmhlacneanltyrsiisf.ugeExtturbaecstuedndstaanndaalrydsissand samples 92 aIfppanraolxyismiastweillyl 4bedCeluantyield,aneaxltyrsaicstecdanstbaenpdearrdfsoramnedd.samples can be refrigerated at
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10.0 QuaLITY CONTROL
10.1
MethodBlanks
10.1.1 Analyze
and Matrix Blanks
a method blank and a
matrix
blank
prior
to
each
calibration
curve.
10.2 Matrix Spikes
10.2.1 mAinniamulmaymoafzt2riesxpiskpeiskpeerabnadtmcahtrix spike duplicate per forty samples. Witha
10.2.2 Eccuaxrlpvieeb.cratteAiddodnsipctiuikroevneac.lonscpeinkteractoinocnesntwrialtliaolnls imnatyhefamlildi-nrtahnegeloowf-trhaengienitoifal(hcealmibrpation 10.23 See Section 13 to calculate percent recovery.
10.3 Continuing Calibration Checks
103.1 cAhnaanlgyeze(xa 3m0id%-)rainngpeeacakliabrreaatoiocncusrtsa,nrdealradtaifvettroevtheeryinitteanlthStsaamnpdlaer.d cIuraves.igsntiofpictahnet
run. Only those samples analyzed before the last acceptable calibration standard.
10.32
will
See
be used.
Section
The
13 10
remaining
calculate p
samples
ercent di
must bereanalyzed.
fference.
110 CALIBANDRSTAANDTARDIIZOATINON 111 rmAenegaarlenyszsoiefotnthw(eofsextotarrnadctathreeddcavmlaailtburreiasxs,isoattnaecnaducarhrvdesstuapsrniidnoagrrdMtoacosansncLdeynftnorxlaltooirwointn.hgewerialcsluhbietsaepbtolloefttseeoxdfttrbawycatrsle,eaTrhe 11.2 Tdihsecretivoanluoefftohretahnealdyasttaasnhdouslpdprboeva0l.9o8f0othregrPeraotjeerc.t LLeaodw:er values may be acceptable at the TL3 Isftatnhdeacrudrcvuerdvoee(sifnnoetcmeesseatryr)eqaunidrermeeanntasl,yspeerform routine maintenance or reextract the 114. FuEsoxeramtpphuelrepl:ooswewsehneodfnaoacftcttuheremapcctayilniwgbhrteaotniqoqunauncatnuittraivtaeiranatgphpelrrootwxhialmneavtteehleslyofuf1l0lanrpaaplnybgteeo,foifantmahlaeyytset,baesnencnerecdreasccsuearrey.to
crraealgnirgbeersasotifiootnnhewceucirugvrhevteicno(n5gsopisphtbiingtgoho1cf0o0tnh0ceepnspttbr)aa.ntdiaTorhndissstfawrnidolamlrd5rse.pdupcbetoin1i0c0euprpibcyraanthreirbuttheadn ttohelifnuelalr
12.0 Procepures
12.1 AcquisiSteitounp
12.1.1 Cfolfriicalkceqnouanimrseinaugrs,iabnngudtMoOtny-pDienAiYtnh.es-aAImcapqtlueidsidigetisitcoornifpCyroeonantrsr.-oslamPpanleel.nuSmebteru,p aasssaimgnplaemlest.hoAds(siMgSn)
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12.1.2 TS10Io.R4e9r(9eSaiotnregloaethmfeeortnhaRpopedrcoocprlridiciakntgoe)nmoasrscsaMensR.bMu.tAionSfuelitlnIstochnaeinzAaictqiuuoisnsuiaMtloilyodnecocaloslnetacrptopelrdoppaarlnioealntgeawnaidntdhsemtlheacests pMSrIaRossds.uLcytSnaixvoneGafUcrIqaugDimsEeintTtiaOotniDomnAetiThnoAfdo.ArmCIafQtiUMoISnS/mIMaTSyIOibenNsctforolrulmeaecdntdetidst.iaorSneaeleemiMpnlifocoyrremodamt,aisoasdndiatnidonal MRM (Multiple Reaction Monitoring).
1213 Tstyapnidcaarldlsy athnedaennadlystiwciatlhbaatscethofrunexsterqaucteendcemabtergiixnsstwaintdharadss.etof extracted matrix 12.1.4 scSaaarmmrppylloeev.serSaoraelnvdaennaartleybnzloeatdnkcwsointsshhiodauelcrdoendbtesianaumnipanllgeyzsceabdluitbpremartaiioyodnibcceahlielnycckltouidnmejodenciatsteodsruafcpthoe.srsiebvleeryantaelnytthe 12.2. Using the Autosampler 122.1 Set up sample tray according to the sample list prepared in Section 12.1.1. 12.22 Saneatl-yuspttchoensHiPd1e1r0s0a/papurtoopsriaamtpeleforraotptthiernfalolrleoswpionngsec.onRdeictoirondsaoctruaatlccoonnddiittiioonnsstihen.the
instrument logbook: 12.221 Sample size = 10 iL injection with a sample wash 12222 Injectsample = | 1222.3 Cycle time = 13.5 minutes 12.224 Solvent ramp =
Time
MeOH
20mM
000min_| __a0%
Ammonium acetate 60%
7.5 min Hiomin
T0o % i 0 o 10m% n||
(iSmin TT s0% |60%]
1222.5 Press the "Start" button.
12.3 Instrument Set-up
12.3.1 Refer to ETS-9-24.0 for more details. 12.3.2 Check the solvent level in reservoirs and refill if necessary. 12.3.3 tChheetcipk. thTehestatiipnlsehsosusltdeeblecafpliatllwairtyhatnothjeagegneddoefdtghees.proIbfet.heUtispeisanfoeuynepditeocebeto check
unsatisfactory, disassemble the probe and replace the stainless sel capillary. 123.4 SOebtseHrPveLCdrpopulmetpstcoo"mOinn"g.oSuettotfhethfeltoiwptoof 1th0e-pSr0ob0e.uL/Amlilnoowrtaoseqaupiplriobprraitaete.for
approximately 10 minutes
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1235 Taruomundonthtehetiptcoofgtehne.prAobef.ine mist should be expelled with no nitrogen leaking
12:36 cThhaenginestinruomrednetru(s0eosptthiemsiezepatrhaemreetseprosnsaet:the following settings. These settings may
12.3.6.1 Drying gas 250-400 liersrhour
123.6.2 ESI nebulizing gas 10-15 litershour
12.3.6.3 123.64
HPLC constant flow mode flow rate Pressure <400 bar (This parameter is
10 - 500 uLimin not set, it is a guide
to
ensure
the
HPLC is operating correctly.)
12.3.7 Cfaurretfheurl.lyCgounniedcettthheepvroolbteagientcoabtlheesopteontihneg.proIbnseert probe until it will not go any.
123.8 Record tune parameters in the instrument log,
12.39 Uthseinangalthyesicsroofssb-ifolloowgiccoaulnmtaetrriecleesc.trode in the ESMS source is recommended for
12:3.10MbCulatistcsoknL.oynnExsntsvauerrresbiusottntasro,tnsaienncdtahepenpdArcospqarumiiapstileteiMnoanusmCsboLnetyrrnoixlncUPlSaundEeeRls'a(SltlhiGssUaImmDpaEly)e.sva1r0Pyrbaeesmsaontnahlgeyzsetda.rt
13.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CaLcuLATIONS
13.1 Calculations:
13.1.4 Calculate matrix spike percent recoveries using the following equation
%Recovery= Observed Result - Background Result x 100
Expected Result
13.15 Calculate percent difference using the following equation
%Difference = Expected CoEncx.pectedCaClcounlca,ted Cone, x 100
13.16 Calculate actual concentration of PFOS, or other fluorochermical, in matrix (ug/mi:
(Ini(t0igaloVfoPlEuOmSe coaflcm.atfrrioxm(msit)d,
C+umrlveofx_SuDrirlougtiaotne FSatcatnord)ard)x
| ug 1000 ng
Final Volume (mL)
4.0 METHOD PERFORMANCE
14.1. MmMaeDttrLhioxadnspdDeecLtifeOiccQt.iovnPalluLeeiassm.eitse(cMEDTLS)-8a-n4d.0L,imAitttoafcQhumaenntittaBt,ifoonr(aLlOisQt)inagroefmceutrhroendt, vaanlaildyatet.edand
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14.2 Method Blanks and Matrix Blanks
14.2.1 SpMotesatsnhidboalrdedbcilonantnthkaesmicaannladitbimroaanttirooirnxccbaulrrayvnoekvserw.illVbaeluaensalayrzeeedxwpietchteedactho oslalmpelle osethfeorlowest
14.3 Matrix Spikes
143.1 eMxaptercitxesdptiokeasllarweiatnhainly+ze3d0w%itohfetahcehsspiakmepdlecosnectenatnrdatthieonpercent recoveries are
14.4 Continuing Calibration Checks
14.4.1 twChioetnhtsipeniaukciehndgscaocmnapcleilbnertarsteatit.oinoTnc.hheecpkesrcaernetarneacloyvzeerdieast aaremiexnpiemcutmedotfoafftaellrewviethriyn 103s0am%ploefs. 14:5 Iapfneaarlnfyyostr.cmreiAtdelrloinaaitlhiisotesndyiswtiletlmhebaenmdedtoshcaoumdmpelpneetsrefrdoeraimnnaatlnhycezeensdseiocrrtiuoomtnehnirstn'artcutmienotng,s amtsahiecnemtteeenranmnicsneeedmsabyyotbghee, or
on the summary sheet with the sample resuls.
15.0 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE ManaGEMENT. 15.1 pSiapmepttleeweaxsttreacitswdaisstpeosaenddifnlbarmomkaebnleglsasoslvceonnttaisindeirsspolsoecadtiend hiingthheBsTbUorcaotnotraiyners, andglass
160 16.1.
Recoros Store chromatograimns the studyorproject folder.
Each chromatm ogrammmust-- have -- the
dsfatotuledl,yowdoiiflnupgtriioonjnefcoftramcntauotrmiboenfri,anppcallciuqcudaiebsdlieet)ii,tohnaernmdeitnahntoahdle,yhsietnatdeegrraotriohnamnedtwhroidt,tesnaomnpltehencahmreo.meaxttogeraimo:n
16:2 16.3
Plot calibration curve by linear regression and stor in the sudy folder Print sample list from MassLynx and tap int the instrument unlog
16.4. 165
sCPtrooiprneyt idinanasaptprirunomtpeergnirtaattrieuonsnltosugudympamfgaoelrsd,yerifnrcolmudMiangssiLnystnrxumaenndt tpaapreamnettoertsheanidnsstraammpelnetruensullotsg,
and
16.6 Summarize data using suitable software and store in the study folder.
16.7 aBnadckloucpateiloenctorfbonaiccdkuapaetloecatprpornoipcrdiaattae medium, Record in stdy notebook the ile name
17.0 17.1
TAAtBtLaEcSh,menDtIABG:RAEMTSS,-8-F5L.O0WCDHaAtaRrTeSp,ortAiNnDg
VALIDATION spreadsheet,
DATA
172 The validation report associated with this method is ETS-8-40 & 5.0-V-1
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18.0 REFERENCES 18.1 EoTnSi-z9a-t2i4o.n0/,Ma"sOspeSrpaetcitornomaentderMaQiunatternoanIcfeSyosfttehmesM"icromass Atmospheric Pressare
19.0 AFFECTEDDocuments
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S 3M ENVIRE ONMENTAR LLLAABBOORRAATI TOORRYY ~A ~ L
MeTrOD EXTRAFCLTUIOORNOOCFHEPOMTIACSASLISUUMRPFEARCFTLAUNOTRSOFORCOTMANLEISVUELRFFOONRATAENAOLRYSOITSHUESRINAGNIONIC
HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: FACT-M-1.0
Adoption Date: 5/2. [7
Author: Lisa Clemen
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1.0 Score Anb ArpuicaTioN
1.1
Scope: This method is for the extraction of other fluorochemical surfactants from liver.
Potassium
Perfluorooctanesulfonate
(PFOS)
or
1.2 Applicable Compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds.
1.3 vMaaltirdiacteison: reRpaobrbti.t, rat, bovine, and monkey livers or other livers as designated in the
Microsoft 7.0.1/95
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2.0 SUMMARY OF METHOD 2.1 aATchleiutsoatremo.echtehAmonidciadolensspcuarriifrbaiecnstgahnrtoeswagfetronotemxitlsiravadecrtdeupsdoittnaogsesiaiocunhmpsapaiermrifpnllgueorraeonaodgcetpnaatnrcatsinutdilof5no.en0damtieLnts(oPtoFfhOyeS!t)hyaoc]retoatteh.er
upFnlotauisltridcmryLs.ysroiEfnaegcxehtarteatxcatctrhaicestdrs1e0mr.oe3cv0oe.n2dstutiotmuatfceiedlntetirnrin1ft.u0ogemglLtausbmseeatauhntadonvpoiulatltsohnetnoafilnteirterdogtehnroeuvgahposra3tcocr 2390DDeeerivneiomioonns 31 None
444..110 HWeAHeaRaNllIttNhhGaaSnndAdNSSaDaffCeetAtyyUWTWIaaOrrNnniSinngsg:s
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41.1 Upastehougneinvse.rsal precautions when handling animal livers, they may contain
50 INTERFERENCES SI There are no known interferences at this time.
60 Equipment 6:1 Tachceepftaobllleo.wing equipment is used while carrying ou this method. Equivalent equipment is
6.0.1 6.1.2
Ulra-Turrax T25 Grinder for grinding liver samples Vortex mixer, VWR, Vortex Genie 2
6.13 Centrifuge, Mistral 1000 or [EC
6.04 Shaker, Eberbach or VWR
6.15 Nitrogen Evaporator, Organomation
6.16 Balance
I7S 7.1O0 Su uGPlpoLvIer EsS Au ND MAt TERIe ALSsaxoM0 av 0emnas
7.2 Dissecting scalpels
7.3 Eppendoorrf disposable pipettes
74 Nalgene botles, capableofholding 250 mL and 1 L
75 Glass, type A, volumetric flasks
7.6 40 mL glass CHEM vials
7.7 7:8
Plastic sampule vials, Wheaton, 6 mL, Polypropylene centrifuge tubes, 1S mL
79 Labels
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7.10 Syringes, capofamebaslurieng 10 ul to 50 uL.
7.11 Glass,type A, volumetric pipettes
7.12 Graduated pipers
7.13 Electronic pipenor, Eppendorofr equivalent
7.14 Timer
7.15 Disposable plastic 3 ce syringes
7.16 7.17
Filters, nylon syringe filters, 0.2 ym, 25 Crimp cap autovials
mm
Note:
PQriPor wtaoteurs.ingRignlsaessswyarrienagnedasbmoitensi,murimnosef39 vials.
ttiimmeess
wwiitthh
mmeetthhaannooll,an3dri3nsteismefsrowmit3h
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8:14 2wSa0ot0degir,ruammmiHsxydNurnatoOixlHiad.lelPs(ooIulrTidisBnaatroeeardi1os0rs0oe0lqvumeidLv.albeSentao)kr,eer(icNnoAanOtHa| i)Lni1nn0agNl:5ge0wn0eeilbigothtetrslaep(.pL)roMxiilmlait-eQly
8.1.2 SdMieoladustieuurm1e0Hv1yo0dlmruoLmxeoidfuesti(hn1egT1Mi0BlNaklNeira-QOoTMrHweaqstuoeilrvu.atlieoSnntto)ir,net(oiNnaaa1O01H02)5mImLN.LvonDlaiullmugetetenrei1bc0oNtftlla1es:k10.and
8:13 Twaaeptpuerarob.xuiAtmdyajtulesaltmym0o16np9iHugm1r0ahmuyssdironofggTaeBpnpAsruolixfniattmoea2t(eK|loLyd6av4kolmourmLeetq1rui0icNvcaNolnaetOna,Hin(iaTnngBdA5d)0i0l0u.tL5eMMt:iolWlie-iQgh
NvoalOuHmebweictahusMeilthlei-pQHTMcwhaatnegr.esAadbrdupNtlay.OHStsolroewliynawh|iLlenaadldgienngetbhoeullaest | mL. of
8.1.3.1 TneBeAderdequusiirnegsIaNchNeacOkHprisoorluttoioen.ach use to ensure pH = 10. Adjust as
8.1.4 ((SNNoaad,,iCCuOOm,/)cNaaGrnHbdoCn2Oa1,t.e)0/gS0oo.fd2si5uoMm:diBWuiecmiagrbbhiocanaparptberonoBaxutifemfa(etrNe(la1y.HT2.C6O.B5)agkieonrftosoorade|qiLuuimvvoacllauermnbe)ot,nraitceflask
and dilute to volume with Milli-QTM water. Store ina | L nalgene bottle.
8.1.5 PFOS (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 538
8.16 Ethyl Acetate, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade
8.1.7 Methanol, Omnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade.
8.1.8 Liver and control liver, received frozen from testing laboratory.
8.1.9 bMeilplrio-vQidTMewdatbeyr,a aMlillwlait-eQrTuOseCdPilnutshissysmteemt.hod should be Milli-QTM water and may
82 Standards
82.1 Prepare PFOS standards for the standard curve,
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8.2.2 tWheeiagchtuaalppwreoixgihmta.tely 100 mg of PFOS into a 100 mL volumetric flask and record 8:23 B(rgi/nmgL)to.volume with methanolfo a stock standardofapproximately 1000 ppm 8.2.4 aDpilpurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50soplputmi.on with methanolfor aworking standard 1 solution of 8.2.5 Dapiplruotxe.th5e.0stpopckmsolution with methanol for a working standard 2 solution of 8.2.6 aDpiplruotxe.th0e.5s0topcpkm.solution with methanol for a working standard 3 solution of
9.0 SavpLe HanoLing 91 Alllivers are received frozen andmustbe kept frozen until th extraction s performed. 10.0 QuaLITY Control 10.1 Matrix Spikes
10.1.1 tPhreepaacrceuraancdyoanfatlhyezeexmtartarctiixons.pike and matrix spike duplicate samples to determine 10.12 Prepare each spike using liver chosen by the analyst, usually a control liver. 10.13 Expected concentrations will fall in the mid-rangeofthe initial calibration curve. 102 Continuing Calibration Checks 10.2.1 cPornetpianrueeadnldinaenaarliytyzoefctohnetiinnuiitinaglccaalliibbrraattiioonncchuervcek.samples to determine the 1022 Ofonuer cchheecckksisarpereppraerpeadrepderangdroeuxtproafctetde.n samples. For example, if a sample set = 34, 10.2.3 pPrreeppatrheeeiancithalcocnutrivneu.ing calibration check from the same liver homogenate used to 10.2.4 cTuhrevee.xpected concentration wil fall within the mid-range ofth initial calibration
A11L11.O01 CCPAArULeBIpaBRrRAeATTLIIiOvNerAAHNoDmSSoTTgAAeNNnDaAtReDtIoZAUsTeIOfONoNr Standards 11.1.1 mWLeisgMhialplpir-oQxTMimwaatteerl.y 4Gr0ignodftoivaehroimnotgoean2e5o0usmLsolNutailogn.ene bottle containing 200 11.12 211:7540 rgaitsionot available, use appropriate amounts of iver and water in keeping with 11.13 See section 13.0 t0 calculate the actual densityof iver.
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11.1.4 Add I mLof homogeneous solution to a 15 mL centrifuge tube.Re-suspend
hsioxmtoeegnen| emoLusasloilquutoitoson fbyhosmhoagkienngeboeutswesoelnutailoinquionts15whmiLlecpernetprairfiungge
a total tubes.
of
11.1.5 Two 1 mL aliquots serve as matrix blanks. Use the standard concentrations and
`spiking total of
amounts listed in fourteen samples.
table
1
to
spike,
in
duplicate,
two
standard
curves
fora
Working Sande WT Ro arena -
Approximate
Spiking
AmoTuanbltes
1
for
Calibration
Standards
(Approx. Conc.)
PFOS in liver
o S0S00pppmm |h 3400 ] 00X0os00ppmm [[5S0tmemnT Tm T 70520500 ppoprm IT 0mm-- 150 0570s00ppomm
1LL1 See section 13.0 to calculate actual concentrationsofPFOS in calibration standards.
11.2
Extract spiked liver homogenates following 12.14-12.24of this method. standards to establish each initial curve on the mass spectrometer.
Use these
12.0 12.1
PcOrbttoracienapruT o,ngeesn vrT samples. Tspeent sso,
mre
fh
Tv
smo
or
poked
oi
12:2 Cut approximately 1 g of liver using adissecting scalpel
12.3 Weigh the sample directly into a tared plastic sampule vial.
12.4 Record the liver weight in the `study notebook.
12.5 Label the sampule vial with the study number, weight, liver ID, date and analyst initials.
1122.76 GArdidnd2.t5hemsLasmpolfe.waPtuetrtthoesgarmipnudlerepviraol.be in he sample and grind for shout 2 mimes or 12.8 uRnitnislethtehesparmopblee nistohotmhoegseanmepolues.with 2.5 ms water usinga pipet
12.9 Take the grinder apart and clean it with `methanol after each sample. Follow AMDT-EP-22, 12.10Cap the sample and vortex for 15 seconds,
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12.11 ttPhiuepbeertewtmeiat|ihnmtiLhn.eghisdotemenpotsig.ce)anlaitnefoirnmtoataio1n5amLthpeoslaymppruolpeylveinale. c(eSneteriWfuogrekstuhbeee.tLfaobredlohceumceenntciinfguge 12.12Sspeicktieonli1v1e.r1hoormoTgaeblneat|es with the appropriate amount of PFOS standard as described in 12.13 iPinpsettrtuemetnwtob|lamnLksaliquots ofMilli-QTM water to centrifuge tubes. These will serve as 12.14bAudffder.| mL 0.5 M TBA and 2 mLofthe 0.25 M sodium carbonate/sodium bicarbonate. 12.15 Using a volumetric pipette, add 5 mLs ethyl acetate. 12.16 Cap cach sample and put on the shaker for 20 minutes. 12.17Cteonatprpirfouxgiemaftorel2y0 31500205 rmpimn.utes, until layers are well separated. Set power on the. centrifuge 12.18cReenmtroivfeuge4 tmuLbes. oLfaboerlgatnhiics lfaryeesrh,tuusbiengwiath tmhLe sgarmaeduiantfeodrgmlaatsisonpiapsetitne,12t.o5,aclean 15 mL. 12.19hPouutrse.ach sample on the analytical nitrogen evaporator until dry, approximately 2 to 3 12:20 Add 1.0 mLof methanol to each centrifuge tube using a graduated pipette. 12.21 Vortex mix for 30 seconds. 12.22FAitlttaecrhin2t0o.2 1y.5mmnLylgolnasmsesauhtofviilatle.r 10a3 cc syringe and transfer the sample to this syringe. 12.23 Lmaatbreilx,thfeinaaultosvoilvaelntw,itehxttrhaectsitoundydantue,mbaenrd,aannailymsatl(sn)uwmhboerpearnfdogremneddert,hesaexmtprlaectitoinm,epoint, 12.24Cap and hold for electrospray mass spectrometry analysis. 12.25 Complete the worksheet and tape to pageofstudy notebook. 1D11333..010aDCaArlTcAualAaNtiAAoLnYsvS:ISaANDLCAyLCUsLATiIOsNS awpCatcotamons
13.1.1 eCqaulactuiloant:e the densityofliver (mg) in 1.0 mL homogenate using the following Bof Liver x A(veorfagLeivweerig+hgtoofftWeante|rm)L aliquots (me)
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13.1.2 Cfaollcluolwaitneg aecqtuuaatliocnoncentrationsofPFOS in calibration standards using the
LofSta`mngdaLridvexr'CoIncmeLnthraotmioognen(autge/mL) =OFfinPalFOCoSnciennLtirvaetrion (ug/g or mg/kg)
m"ALvehroamgoegewneaitgehstooffalpipvreoxinimsaoltuetliyon40asmdgetleirvmeirniend2i0n01m3.L1o.1f,
by weighing ten Milli-Q water.
|
14.0 METHOD PERFORMANCE
14.1 The method detection limit is equal tohalfthe lowest standard.in the calibration curve.
15.0 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
15.1 Sample waste is disposed in biohazard containers, flammable solvent waste is disposed in
`high BTU located in
containers, and the laboratory.
used
glass
pipette
waste :
is.
disposed
in
broken
glass
containers
161166...110CRoCoemmcpploleretptesetthhee eexxtvraaccitiioonnwwoorrkksshheeestsanddtaspe iTnetoTteheo study noe tebook
17.0 TABLES, DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.1 The validation report associated with this method is FACT-M-1.0 & 2.0-V-1
18.0 REFERENCES
18.1 AMDT-EP-22, "Routine MaintenanceofUlra-Turrax 1-25
1e 11999...4100 FAFAFACFCTETC--TMME--D22,,D"O"ACAnnUaaMllp EyyssNiiTssSooffLLivheerBExrtreacnts foe r Fluorochemicals usinge HPLC-Electrospra
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S3MSENSVIRROONNMMEENNTTAALLLLAABBOORRAATTOORRYY ~~~
MeTHOD ANALYSHIPSLOCF-FELLUEOCRTORCOHSEPMRIACYA/LMSASINSLSIPVEECRTERXOTMREATCRTYS USING
Method Number: FACT-M-2.0
Author: Lisa Clemen
Adoption Date: 5/3.,/27
Revision Date: 10j4
Approved By:
BD J` p
Laboratory Manager
Verto Hoo
Group Leader
Aa A Chin
Technical Reviewer
Sets
Dae
Sets y
Bae
5/23/92
Date
11.01SSccooppee:TAhNiDs AmPeptLhIoCdATis IfOoNrtemootsoFemo aTTo ep
1.1 sSucrofapcet:antTshiussimnegtHhPoLdC-iselfoerctthreosapnralayys/imsaofssexstpreaccttrsomoeftrlyi.ver or other tissues for fluorochemical
1.2 Asuprpflaictcaanbtlse, oCroomtphoeruniodnsi:zabPloetcaosmspiouumnpdesr.fluorooctanesulfonate, anionic fluorochemical
1.3 Mvaaltirdiacteiso:n rRepaobrbtit, rat, bovine, and monkey livers or other livers as designated in the
Word 7.0.1/95
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2.0 Sumwary oF MeTHoD 21 fHToPhnLiCsc-hmsaerlatechcttoerrdiosdstepisrccaroyifaibemsapsatsrhtesipcaeunlacaltryrsofimlseutoorrfyo.fclhTuehomeriocacanhlae,lmysisucicashliass5uprtefarhcftoparonmtteasdsesbxiyaumcmtoenditofroimngivesrinwgloeng
vpeerrilfuyorcooomcptoanuensdulifdoenntaitfeic(aPtiFoOnS.) anion, M/Z= 499. Samples may also be screened to 3.0 DermiTions 3.1 None.
40 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 41 Health and Safety Warnings:
41.1 iUnsteo tchaeutpiroonbweiDthOthNeOvToltTaOgeUcCabHleTfHoEr tPhRe OprBoEbe,. tWhehreenitrhieskvoolfetlaegcetrciacballe sihepel:ugged 42 Cautions:
42.1 `Dooverno4t00rubnars,oltvheenHtPp1u1m0p0swaiblolvienictaiaptaeciatuytoofma4ti0c0sbhaurt(d5o8w0n0.ps). Ifpressure goes 42.2 Do not run solvent pumps to dryness.
a 50 InTeRreReNces $1 cToenftlaocntswhiotuhldthneostabmeplueseodrfeoxrtrsaactm.ple storage or any part of instrumentation frat comes in
6.66.110 EEqEqquuuiiipppmmmeeennntttlliisstteeddbbeelloowwmmaayybbee cshhaanmgeeddhinoorrdeeretoeoptrimize the system
6.1.1 61.2
MHiPc1r1o0m0aslsowElpeucltsreossporlvaeynMtapsusmpSipencgtsryosmetteemrand autosampler
77u.1n0 SsSwuUpppplPlieisAPsNDLMAITEREIASLS
71.1 7.1.2
HNiPtLroCgecnolguamsn,resfpreicgiefriactsedtolibqeuidde,treergmuilnateeddbtyo
approximately the analyst.
100
psi
7.1.3 Capped autovials or capped 15 mL centrifuge tubes.
388.100RReERaAecaGegEenNntTtsSsaAvNoDSStTaAnNoDAaRmDoSs
0000000000000
8.1.1 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent.
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812 Mbeilprloiv-iQdewdatbeyr,a aMlillwlia-tQeTuOseCdPilnutshissysmteetm,hod should be Mil-QTM water and may 82 S8.t1a.n3darAdmsmonium acetate, HPLC grade or equivalent.
821 dTuyrpiicnagltlhyeoenxetrHacOtiobnlapnrko,ceodnuerel.iveSreeblFanAkC,Ta-nMd.s1even liver standards are prepared
9.0 SamPLE HANDLING 9:1 Fstroersehdliinvecrasptpaenddaarudtsovairaclsproerpcaarepdpewdit1h5emaLc.hcaennatlrysiifsu.ge Etxutbreasctunetdilstaannaldyasridss and samples are 92 `Iafnaanlaylsyissicsanwible bpeerdfeolramyeedd., extracted standards and samples may be refrigerated until
10.0 QuawiTy ConrroL 10.1 Matrix Blanks and Method Blanks 10.2 M1a0.t1r.i1xASnpailkyezse a methodblankand matrix blank prior to each calibration curve.
10.2.1: Analyze a mateix spike and matrix spike duplicate with each analysis 10.2.2 cAEudxrdpvieetc.itoendalcosnpcieknetrcaotnicoennstrwaitlilofnasllmianythfealmliidn-trhaengloeow-fratnhgeeionftiatlhecailniibtraalticoanlicburravtei,on 10.2.3 See section 13 tocalculate percent recovery. 103 Continuing Calibration Checks 10.3.1 crAuhnnaa.nlgOyenzle(y=amt3ih0od%s-e)rasiannmgppeelacekaslaiarbnreaaaltoyiczocneudsrtbsae,nfrdoearlreadttiahvfeetetlraosettvhaeecrycienipttteianalbthlsetsaacnamdlpailbrerd.atcIiuforanvess.itgsantniodfapirctdahnet
will be used. The remaining samples must be reanalyzed, 10.32 See section 13 to calculate percent difference. 10.4 System Suitability 10.4.1 aSsyssetsesmedsufiotrabeialcihtyru(ne..g. peak area, retention time and peak shape, etc.) will be
T11L11.01
ACAnAnaaLllIyyBzzReeAtTthhIeeOeeNxxttArraNaccDtteSeddTlAliiNvveDerArsRsttDaaInnZddaAarrTddIssOpNrsryiootrosoangd Ffoorllowing each setof extracts. of two standard values, at cach standard concentration, will be plotted by l
The
mean
for the calibration curve using MassLynx or other suitable software inear regression
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11.2
The value discretionof
for the
the data analyst.
should
be
0.98
or
greater.
Lower values may be acceptable at the
11.3 sItftahnedacrudrcvuerdvoee(sifnneoctemseseatryr)eqaunidrermeeanntasl,yspee.rform routine maintenance or reextract the
12.0
12.1
PROCEDURES
Acquisition St up
12.1.1 Click on star buton in the Acquisition Control Panel. Set up sample lst. Assign
a(MfSi)lefnoarmeacuqsuiinrignlg,etatnedr-tMyOp-eDiAn Ys-almasptledidgeits.corfiptyieoanrs.-sample number, assign a method
12.1.2
To create a method
SIR. Setlonization
cMliocdkeonasscapapnrbouptrtiaotneinantdh
e Acquis
massto
i4t9i9onocroonttrhoelr
panel
approp
and s
riate.
e
l
e
ct
masses. A scan isusually collected along with the SIRs. Save method.
12.1.3 Tthyepisceaclolnydtsheetsoafmpstlaendliasrtdbsegins with the first setofliver standards 2nd ends with
12.1.4
Samples
sample.
aSroelvaennatlybzleadnkwsisthhoaulcdonbteinaunianlgy
zceadlipberraitoidoinccahlleycktoinmjoencitteodrafptoesrseibvleeryantaelnytthe
carryover and are not considered samples but may be included as such,
122 Using the Autosampler
12.2.1 Set up sample tray according to the sample list prepared in section 12.1.1
12.2.2 Saneatl-yuspttchoensHiPd1e1r0s0a/papurtoopsriaamtpeleforraotptthiemaflolrleoswpionnsge.conRdeictoirodnsaocrtuaatlccoonnddiittiioonnsstihne the instrument logbook:
12.2.2.1 Sample size = 10 uL injection with a sample wash
12.2.2.2 Injecvsample = 1 12.2.2.3 Cycle time = 15 minutes
12.2.2.4 Solvent ramp =
Time
MeOH
20mM
Ammonium acetate
00min | 45% 1 55% | [[C7O5mmiinn T7[ 75900%%| to to%w||
Note: In this instrument configuration, the run must be set up on the electrospray psroefstsweadreow n thi eaH"WPt aWiotrh iknsgtaftoironin.let stan" message before the "Stat" button is
12.2.2. Press the "Start" button.
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12.3 Instrument Sep-up
12.3.1 Refer to AMDT-EP-31 for more details.
12.3.2 Check the solvent level in reservoirs and refill if.`necessary.
12.3.3 utCnhhseeatctiipk.sftahTcehtoesrtyatii,pndlseihsssoausslstdeeemblbelcaefpliattlhlewaiprtyrhonabtoetahjenadgegnrededpolfetadchgeeest.hpeIrofsbteta.hienUltesispesiasstnfeeoeluynecdappiitloelcbaereyt.o check
12.3.4 aOSepbtpsreHorPxviLemCadrtopeplulymetp1s0tcmooi"mnOiutnne.gs.oSuettoftthehefltoiwpotfo1t0he- p5r0o0beu.L/Amlilnoowrtaoseqaupiplriobprraitaetef.or
12.3.5 aTruomunodnthtehetinpitorfogtehne.prAobef.ine mist should be. expelled with no nitrogen leaking
123.6. Drying gas 250-400litershour 12.3.6 cThhaenginesitnruomrednetr utsoeosptthiemsiezepatrhaermeestpeornssaet:the following settings. These settings`may
12.3.6.2 ESI nebulizing gas 10-15 liters/hour
112233..66.34 PiLrnCesstcsrouanrmseetna<tn4ti0s0folpboeawrram(toTihdnigescfpolarorrweacmrtealttyee)r10is-no5t00seutLi/tm5in guide to ensure the
12.3.7
Carefully guide the probe into the opening. Insert further. Connect the voltage cables to the probe.
probe
until
it
will
not
go
any
12.3.8 Record tne parameters in the instrumentlog.
12.3.9
Using the cross-flow counter electrode in the the analysis of biological matrices.
ES/MS
source
is. recommended
for
12.3.10a0nCpaloliyfczkesdoa.nmpslteartlsbtu.ttEonnsuinrethseaArcqaunidsietnidonsCaomnptlreolnuPmanbeel.r iPnrcelsasdetshealstasratmbpultetson10atbe
111333..110CDaCaAllTccAoullAaaNttiAooLnnYssS:IsS AND CALCULATIONS
13.1.1 Calculate
% Recovery =
matrix spike
Observed
percent
Result -
recoveries using the
Background Result
following
x 100
equation:
Expected Result
13.12 Calculate percent difference using the following equation:
% Difference = Expected CoEnxcp.ec-tCeadlcCuolnact.ed Conc. x 100
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13.13 Calculate actual concentration of PFOS anion in totalliver (me)
(errsmince fromstd curve'
L oflivo er uesedd tforr aane anlysis J Totalmassoffiver 3)
1000 ug/1mg
14.0 METHOD PERFORMANCE
14.1
The method blank.
detection
limit
is
equal
to
at
least
three
times
the
baseline
noise
in
the
matrix
142 The practical quantitationlimit is equal to the lowest standard in the calibration curve,
15.0 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
151 Sample waste is disposed in biohazard containers, flammable solvent waste is disposed in
high BTU
containers
containers,
are located
and glass pipette waste
in the laboratory.
is
disposed
in
broken
glass
containers.
All
lO0 106R0 eRceco0 ornopss 00000000 16.1 Sitnofroermcahtrioonmaitnocglruademds eiinthtehre isnttuhdy hfeoladdeerr. oErahcahndchwrroitmtaetnoognratmheshcohurlodmahtaovgeratmh:e fosltluodywing
number, sample name, extraction date, and dilution factor(ifapplicable). 16.2 Plot calibration curve by linear regression and store in the study folder.
16.3 Print sample lst from MassLynxand tape into the instrument runlog 16.4 Print data integration summary from MassLyn and tape into the instrument runlog. 16:5 tCaoppeyinitnosatprpurmoepnrtiartuenlsotgudpyagneost,eibnocolkuding instrament parameters and sample results, and
16.6 Summarize data using suitable software and store in the study folder.
16.7 lBoaccaktiuopn oeflebcatrcoknuipc edlaetcatrtoonaipcpdraotpariate media. Record in study notebook the file name and.
17.0 TABLES, DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.1 Attachment A: FACT-M-2 Data reporting spreadsheet 17.2 The validation report associated with this method is FACT-M-1.0 & 2. 0-V-1.
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integration
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3M ENVIRC DNMENTAL LABC DRATORY
METHOD
EXTRACTIOONF POTASSIUM PERFLUOROOCTANESULFONATE OR OTHER FLUOROCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS FROM LIVER FOR ANALYSISUsiNG HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: FACT-M-1.1
Adoption Date: 0526/98
Authors Lis CleGlemnneLangnenb,urg Approved By: , Caba|na)Ma[nagerdr
Revision Date: 06319
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ASR AeA 1.1 Scope: This method is for the extraction of potassium perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS) or other fluorochemical compounds from liver.
prow 1.2 Applicable Compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds.
1.3 Matrices: Rabbit, rat, bovine, and monkey liverorother liver as designated in the validation
Meatans
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Pationed nt lil Sete. Four ml ofexes re remitans ohPI 2.1 T(hPiFsOSm)etohroodthdeerscfrliuboersocthheempircoaclesdufrreomfolriv`eerxthroacmtoinggenpaottaesussiiunmgpaenrfilounorpoaiorcitnagnerseualgfeonntataend
5.0 mlofethyl acetate. In this method, seven fluorochemicals were extracted: PFOS,
DPeFfiOnSitAi,onPs)F.OSAAnA,ionEtpFaiOrSiEng-OrHea,gePnOt AisAa,ddPeFdOStoEtAh,e
and FC-807 monoester
sample and the analyte
(see 3.0
ion pair
is
`evaporator until dry. Each extract is reconstituted in 1.0 mlofmethanol, then filtered
through a 3 ce plastic syringe attached to a0.2 um nylon filter into glass autovials.
30 Desnumons
3.1 PFOS: perfluorooctanesulfonate (anionofpotassium salt) C,F,,SO,"
3.2 PFOSA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamide CF,;SO,NH,
3.3 PFOSAA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamido(ethylacetate.CF ,SO,N(CH,CH,)CH,CO; 3.4 EtFOSE-OH: 2(N-ethylperfluorooctane sulfonamido)-ethyl alcohol
C4F;SO,N(CH,CH,)CH,CH,0H
3:5 POAA: perfluorooctanoate (anionofammonium salt) C.F,,COO' 3.6 PFOSEA: perfluorooctane sulfonyl ethylamide C,F,,SO,N(CH,CH,)H 3.7 FC-807 monoester C,F,SO,N(CH,CH,)CH,CH,0-PO,H)
3.8 Surrogate standard 1H,1H,2H,2H perfluorooctane sulfonic acid
40 WagaspCeaurisons
Randing amie sve ep cont oman
50 tereRemmacrs
5.1 There are no known interferences at this time.
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equipmentsused
wil
sayingout his mend. Equivalent cosipmento
66.11..21 UVolritnexTumirxaerw,iYtWhRT.2,5VogrrindeGrenaiaec3imenforgrinding ispersingemusifying
6.1.3 Centrifuge, Mistral 1000 or [EC
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7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
7.1 Gloves
72 Eppendoorfr disposable pipettes
73 7.4
Nalgene bottles, capable of holding 250 ml and 1 L Wheaton 6 ml Plastic Sampule Vials
75 Glass, type A, volumetric flasks
7.6 40 ml glass I-CHEM vials
7.7 Polypropylene centrifuge tubes, 15 mi
78 Labels
7.9 Syringes, capable ofmeasuring 5 kL to 50 pL
7.10 Glass, type A, volumetric pipettes
7.11 Graduated pipettes
7.12 Electronic pipettor, Eppendorofr equivalent
7.13 Timer
7.14 Disposable plastic 3 cc syringes
7.15 Filters, nylon syringe filters, 0.2 um, 25 mm
7.16 Crimp cap autovials
Note:QvPiwarliaso,tretor.usiRnigngsleassysrwianrgeeasnadmbionttilme,umrionfs93ettiimmeesswwiitthhmmeetthahnaonlo,l 3anrdin3setsifmresomwi3tsheMpairlaltie
8.0 REAGENTS AND STANDARDS 8.1 sAhSouTlMd bTeypMiellIir-eQ"agwenattgerradaenwdamteary, Mbeilplrio-vQiTMdedorbeyquaiMvaillelnit-;QaTllOwCatPelruussTMedsiynsttehmi,s method 82 Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), J.T Baker or equivalent 83 Tetrabutylammonium hydrogen sulfate (TBA), Kodak or equivalent 84 Sodium carbonate (N2,C0,), 1. Baker or equivalent 85 Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO), J.T. Baker or equivalent 86 Ethyl acetate, Omnisolv, glass distilledorHPLC grade 87 Methanol, Ormnisolv, glass distilled or HPLC grade 88 Liver tissue, frozen from supplier 8.9 Control matrix or blank matrix for standards, QC checks, blanks, etc 8.10 Fluorochemical standards
8.10.1 PFOS (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 538 8.10.2 PFOSA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 499 8.10.3 PFOSAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 585
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8.10.4 EXFOSE-OH (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 571 8.10.5 POAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 431 8.10.6 PFOSEA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 527 8.10.7 `tFrmCioe-ls8etec0ru7,ladmrioewnsetoeiergs,httaenr=d(6m35oM0noSepsetceiarlftlyuCohreomchiecmailcaDlivciosimopno)n.entFsC.-80T7heism2onmoiexstutreer of 8.10.8 SCu.rFro,gSaOteH)Stamnodlaercdu:la4r-Hw,epiegrfh=ltuo4r2o8octans sulfonic acid (1-H, 1-H, 2.H,2-H 8.10.9 Other fluorocheamsaippcraoplrisat,e
811 8R1e1a.g1ent10pNrsepoadriautimonhydroxide (NAOH): Weigh spprosimatly 2006 NaOH, Pour iio
d1i0s0so0lvmeid.beaSkteorrecoinntaai1nLinNga5l0g0enmelbMoilllei.-Q" water, mix until al sods are 811.2 wN1aatNeOrs.HodsSiotuloumrteihoyinndraiontx1oi2d5aem1(l0N0NamaOlHlg)ve:onleuDmbieolrtutrtlieec1f0lNasNk aanOdHdi1l:u1t0e. toMevaosluurmee 1u0simnlg Moifl1l0iN-QTM 8:11:3 0PgrH5aMm1s0otufseiaTnbgBuAatpypilnratooxmimamo1artLieulvymol4hu4ymdetrtoro5ig4cenmcolsnutolaffit1nei0n(NgTNB5A0a)0O:mHiWaeMniidgllhdii-laQapTMtperotwoxaivtmeoarl.tuemAledyjw1uis6tt9h.to
PMiHlclhia-nQgTMeswaatberru.ptlWyh.ilSetaodrediinngat|heLlNaastlgfeewnemibosttloef. NaOH, add slowly because the 8.1.3.1 nTeBeAdedreuqusiirnegs IaNchNeacOk Hprisoorluttoioena.ch use to ensure pH = 10. Adjust as 811.4 ba0ip.cp2ar5robMxoiSnmaoatdteeil(uyNma2cH6a.Cr5Ob,goon)aftisneot/odsaoidu1imucLmavrbobilcouanmraebttoerni(acNteef.lbaCusfOkf,ea)rnd(aNnbdar,i21Cn.0gOg,toNaovHofClsOuo,md)ei:uwimWtheiMgilhliQTM water. Store ina | L nalgene bottle. 812 Standards 8.12.1 Prepare PFOS standardsforthe standard curve. 8.122 cPforlneutpoaarironecihonetgmhie1cr.a0lf0lsputoparnmodcaPhreFdmsOiSca,arel1a.sc0tc2aenppdtaparmdbsl,PeaF(scO.aSgp.Apr,oonp0er.i9wa8ot7rek.pipnMmgulsPttFaiOncdSoamArpdAo,snoealnunttdio1n.10 ppm EXFOSE-OH.) 8.12.3 Wtheeiagchtuaalppwreoixgihtm.ately 100 mg of PFOS into a 100 ml volumetric flask and record 8.124 B(rgi/nmg)t.o volume with methanol for a stock standardof approximately 1000 ppm 8.12.5 aDiplpurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50sopluptmi.on with methanol for a working standard 1 solution of
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8.12.6 aDiplpurtoex.th5e.0stpopcmk.solution with methanol fo2r `working standard 2 solution of
8.12.7 Dapiplruotxe.th0e.5s0topcpkms.olution with methanol for a working standard 3 solution of 8.13 Surrogate stock standard preparation
8.13.1 actual weight. sPtraenpdaarreds1s-uH,rr1o-gHa,te2-stHo,c2k-Hs,taCn,daFr,d,.SOW,eHiignhtoaapp5r0oxmilmavtoelluyme5t0r-i6c0fmlagskoafsnudrrreocgoartdethe
8.13.2 Bproimn.g to volume with methanolfor asurrogate stockofapproximately 1000-1200 8.13.3 Prepare a sumogate working sandard. Transfer approximately 0.5 ml of surrogate
ssttoacnkdatrod&of5010m-l20voplpumm.etrRieccoflradskthaendacbtruialngvtooluvmoelutmraenswfietrhremd.ethanol for a working
814. Liver homogenate preparation
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Niiostes:. TPhreefvoelnltowiisnsguperforcoemduthraewwiinlgl:bkeemeupcshtoeraesdieorntioc peurnfoirmexwciitsihnfgroazpeonrtliivoenrof
8.14.1 Weigh 40 gofblank or control liver into a 250 ml Nalgene bottle containing 100
mls Milli-QTM water. Record the actual weightof liverand total volumeof water
ugsreidn.derGr(ihnigdhtshpeeleidvefroirnatpaporofxiniemlaytdeilsype3rmsiednuhtoemsoogreunnattile swuiftfhicainenUtllytra-Turrax T25
homogenized). bring the total
Rinse grinder with an voloufwmateer added
additional to 200 mi.
100
mlof MilliQTM
water,
to
8.14.2 oTlnioqdueobtraesloarnmfcien.tehetThhheoemcooagnvceeernnaatgtreeadtoeinosntioaftryeotdfhpetohblleyaspnerkoapllyiilqveeunroethsotumisboegdsee,tneaarntdmei,wneteridagnahsnfdeeartchtheennli1tq.hu0eomrl
concentration (gof liver/mlof homogenate) can be calculated as follows:
8.14.3
{lgrams (g) of liver] + [grams (g)ofwater]} 8.14.3 Prepare sample livers as described in 8.3.1, but weigh out 1 gofliver, homogenize
wUistehW2h.5eamtloonf6MmilllpilaQsTMtiwcastearm,paunlde vriianlsse owritahpparnooptrhiearte2.r5ecmepltoafcleM.ilRliinQsTMe wgartienrd.er aRupneipctrooarpfdrtiearaltleevwleeyriiygnhsctalsumdpnildnegwvsiottluhduymweanstuemurbseeadrn.,d st(ahDemonpl1w0ei1tIhpDe,mrelftiohvraenmrowl8e..3i.g2Lhfa,obredalttheve,iasalasnmdpalnealfysetr. homogenates).
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9.0 SAMPLE HanpLING 9-1 Alllivers are received frozen and must be kept frozen until the extraction is performed.
Lo 10.1
oMuatwrmixvbCloanvksmaonrd
method
blanks
10.1.1 Efxotlrlaocwtinigwtohi1s.p0romcleadluirqueotasndofutsheeaisvmeartrhioxmoblgaennksa.teS(epereSpeacrteidonin181..11.43.1-2)
10.1.2 Emxettrhaocdt tblwaonk1s..0 ml aliquotsofMill-QTM water following this procedure and use as
10.2 Matrix spikes
102.1 Pthreepaacrceuraancdyoafntalhyezeexmtartarcitixosn.pike and marix spike duplicate samples to determine
10.2.2 Prerceepiavreedewaicthhscpaickhe suasimnpglelisveetr.chosen by the analyst, usualy the control iver
10.2.3
EAdxdpietcitoendalcosnpcieknetsramtaiyonbsefianlcilnudtehde calibration curve,
maindd-mraanygefoalf itnhethieniltioawl-caanligberaotfiotnhecumrvael
10.2.4 mPrienpiarmeumoonefm2atmraitxrisxpiskpeikaensdpoenrebamtacthrix spike duplicate per 40 samples, with a.
10.3 Continuing calibration checks
103.1 Ptthhreeepicanorintetailannucdailnaignbarclahyteizcoekncdcoiunfrtfvieer.nubiyIng>h3cea0l%pi,berrarcteeianontnadlciyhfzefecerkseansmcapemlpbelesetsawnetaeolneynztsehuderiaefntitethraeltahcceucru1vrseatccyngof
acceptable check
10.3.2 Pprreeppaarree aannde ecxhtercakctpfeorugrrcohuepcoksf.ten samples. For example, ifa sample set = 34,
10.3.3 uPsreedpatroeperaecpharceontthiniuniintigalcacluirbvreation check from the same blank liver homogenate
10.3.4 Tccuahrlevieb.erxatpAiedocndtiectduirocvneoa.nlceTsnhptiirksaetisisomnnaescyfeasblseawirinyitchlfiutndhetedheatnhmaaltiysfdtal-mliurnsatothnfqetugalhneotwi-itrnaaittneagluescoiafntlgihboernaltiiyniotntihael
plbo)w.end ofthe calibration curve (e.g. 10 ppb ~ 100 ppb, rather than 10 ppb. 1000
11.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION ILI Prepare liver homogenate standards
1.1.1 Tmriancsenfterrif|umgle taulbieqsu.otsofblank/control liver homogenate prepared in 8.14.1-2 to 15
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11.1.2 hohFomevoagevhnooalmtuoemgevesonolafutmseeasmpcRleqecaoilrvdetrthhheosmusoagmmeppnlaetvevsosormerloinmiBmteoo,mreooxstornearcatcsettancdslaornds waith ner 1113 tWuhbiels,e opeoarrinSgkaelbofewinesnosloq ofer homogenate in 15 ml centifge 11.14 Tscnttudaionodtna1wr)mdlomc,ooansrpcnieaknept,lproamtpairdosnutsepasniadq,usopttiksoi,nsgaeranvmoduaanstmscaulitessite,dblifnanrTkasb,slaeTsy1pC(iathctaehleruesnnedotfOhtFtehiss 111 hReefewroortkhien vaanlgideastiaonndriepnoretss FCAalCrTa-tMio-nL1RVa-g1e a(nLdekF)ACoTr-Mn-n2e.r4a.nYe-s1bawhiiec?h i 11.1.6 soUtsoaenrdmAartidtsoa.nchSsmeeaenntdSuDeadcssonan1a3i.d01i0n clea sto conspire calculating the concentrations of theworking
11.2
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ETsSxttoatanrnedadaacacrtrhddsssift1okarnedetdashrteladicb,vloeinbrslchhaeonnaktm,rohagoterimnoQaniCttleochsfcaeilucalknrw,dviaatrodhdnisdntfatopehplerpoocwpaairlniigabtrae1t2ai6omn-o1ucun2rt1v6oeforfsaunhrgiresog1ma0ettephpwobdo,r~kUi1ns0ge00tphpbe.
TET
WAoprpkrionxgimSaatnedSapikUisnignAgm1o0unRmtSisoffoLriSvtearnT dardsT and SpT ikes |
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(Approx. Conc.)
PFOS in liver
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samples
and
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8.107.
12.2 Vertex mix homogenste for 15 seconds, then transfer 0mo ther appropri volume to
215 ml polypropylene centrifuge tube.
12:3 Retum liver homogenate samples to freezer after extraction amount has been removed.
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12:4 vtRreoaclnousfrmederrtwehidellfloiervqeueraxHtlroatmchoteigoiennni,taitatlheehnvootmhloeugmfeiennaaoltnertevhceoonlesuxtmtiert.aucttiFiooonnrmeweoxtrahkmaspnhloeele,tv.iolITuhmmeiefoeifqnauhlaolmmseot1gheoannn-aotle is 12.5 wLoarbkeslhteheettfuobredwoictuhmtehenstitnugdythneurmebmeari,nilnivgerstIeDps,.date, and analyst initial. See attached 126 dASelpssicokreipbrbeelpdaanirknelSmieavcettrriihoxonms1op1gi.ke1ensoartaTnedaacblolineqtuiontisuniwtnihgtathcastlehicebtriaaoptnpirofonoprrstithaaentdecaaarldmisob.uranttioonfcsutravnedasrtdanadsards, 12.7 sStpainkdearaldlassamdpelsecsr,ibiendclinudSiencgtibolnan1k1s.2a,nd standards, ready for extraction with surrogate 12.8 Vsaomrptleexsmifoxr t1h5essetcaonnddasr.d curve samples, matrix spike samples, and continuing calibration 129 Tbiocacrabcohnastaempblueff,era.dd 1 ml 0.5 M TBA and2 mlof the 0.25 M sodium carbonate/socium 12.10Using a volumetric pipette, add 5 mi ethyl acetate. 12.11 Cap each sample and put on the shaker for 20 minutes. 12.12 Centrifuge for 2010 25 minutes at approximately 3500 rpm, until layers are well separated. 12.13 Tcernatnrsiffeurge4 tmulbe.ofLoarbgealnitchilsafyerre,shustiunbge waithmlthgersadaumaeteidnfgolramsastpiiopnetatse,into12a.5c,lean 15 ml 12:14 hPoutusc.ach sample on the analytical nitrogen evaporator until dry, approximately 2 to 3 12.15peAixdpterdtatcet1.i.o0nMm.eltohranaoplprovporliuamtee veoqulaulmsetohfe mineitthiaalnvoolltuomceacofhlicvenetrrihfoumgoegteunbaetuesuisngedafgorratdhueated 12.16 Vortex mix for 30 seconds. 12:17 AFitlttaecrhinto0.2a 1u.5mmnlylgolnassmeasuthovfiilatler(toor alo3wc-ovoslyruimnegeauatnovdiatlranwshfeerntnheecessasmapryl)e.to this syringe. 12.18 Lmaatbreilx,thfeinaaultosvoilavelnwti,tehxttrhaectsitoundydantue,mbaenrd,aannaliymsatl(sn)uwmhbeorpearnfdogremneddert,hesaexmtprlaecttiiomnepoint, 12.19Cap and store extracts at approximately 4 C until analysis. 12:20 nCootmepbloeotke otrheinecxlturdaectiinonstwuodryksbhienedetr,,aatstascphperdoptroiathties document, and tape to pageofstudy 13.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CALCULATIONS 13.1 Calculations:
13.1.1 cCaallicburlaattieonacsttuaanldacrodnsceunstirnagtitohnesofofllPoFwOiSng,oerquoatthioenr:appropriate luorochemical, in
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2`C]ooncfeSnttraantdiaonrdofxBCloannkceLnitvaertiHoonmoofgeSntaatneda(rgd/m()ug(/smcle)8.143) __ Final Concentration (ug/g) of PFOS in Liver
See Attachment Dfor a sample form to calculate the concentrations of standards. 14.0 METHOD PenroRMANCE 14.1 TspheecimfiecthMoDdLdetaencdtliiomnitloifmiqtua(nDtiLta)tiiosnan(aLlyOtQe)anvadlmuaeisr(isxeespAectitfiacc.hmReenftesrBtoaMnDdLC)report for 142 tThheeqfuaolliltoywoifntghqeuaelxittryacctoinotrnaolndsaamnpallyessisa,re extracted with each batchof samples to evaluate
14.2.1 Method blanks and matrix blanks 14.22 pMraetcriisxiosnpoifkethaendexmtartarcitxiosnpike duplicate samples to determine accuracy and, 14.2.3 iCnointtailncuailnigbrcaatliiobnracturivoen.check samples: to determine the continued accuracyofthe
15.0 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT 15.1 ShlioacgmahptlBedeTiwUnastchtoenetliaasibndoeirrasstp,oorsaye.ndd iunsebdioghlaazsasrpdicpeotntteaiwnaesrst,e fisladmimspaobsleedsionlvbernotkewnasgtleasiss dcoinstpaoisneedrsin
16.0 16.1.
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the extraction
worksheet
atached to
ths
method,
emt and tape into the
srudy
notsbook or include into study binder, as appropriste.
20 Arracuments 17.1 Auachment A, Extraction worksheet 17.2 Atachment B, MDL/LOQ values 17.3 Attachment C, LOQ summary 17.4. Atiachment D, Calibration standard concentration worksheet
18.0 Rererexces 18.1 The validation reports associated with this method are FACT-M-1.1 and 2.1-V-1. 19.0 AFFECTED DocumEnTs 19.1 FMAaCsTs-SMp-e2c.t1ro,me"tArnya"lysisofLiver Extract for Fluorochemicals using HPLC-Electrospray.
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MDLILOQ values for Rabbit Liver:
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METHOD ANALYSIS OF FLUOROCHEMICALS IN LIVER EXTRACTS USING
HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: FACT-M-2.1
Author: Lisa Clemen
Approved By:
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Adoption Date: 05/26/98
Revision Date: 06[03112
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L0_ SCoPE AND APPLICATION 1.1 sSucrofapcet:antTshiussimnegtHhPoLdC-iselfeorcttrhoesapnraalyys/imsaosfsexstpreacctrtosmoeftlriyv.er or other tissues for fluorochemical 1.2 sAuprpflaicctaabnlt,e oCroomtphoeruinodnisz:ablPeotcaosmspiouumnpdesrfivoroostanesalfonate, anionic fluorochemical 1.3 vMaaltirdiacteison: rRepaobrbtit, rat, bovine, and monkey livers or other livers as designated in the
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3.0 DeriniTions 3.1 `AvtamrioosupshmeertihcodPsroefssiuorneizIaotniioznabtyiounti(lAizPi)ng:vTahrieoMusicsrouormcaesss, pprloabtefso,rmansdysitnetmersfaaclelso.wTfhoerse
iTonncilzuadteibonut(aPreeln)o,tTlhiemrimtoedsptro:ayE,leecttc.rosTphreayiIoonniziaztaitoinonpr(oEScIe)s,s AitnmtohsepsheetreicchnPirqeusessuroecccuhresmiatcal atmospheric pressure (i.. not unadvaceuurm)
3.2 pErleescsturreo,spwrhaeyrelobnyizioantiizoanti(oEnS,ocEcSuIr)s:tahrmoeutghhotdheofprioodnuiczattiioonnopfetrifnoyrcmheadragtedatdmroospplheetrsici:n a strong electrical field.
3.3 TMhaessAPSIpepcltartofmoertmsrya,reMeaqsusipSppeedcwtirtohmqeutaedrr(uMpSol)e, mTaasnsdseemlecMtaisvesdeStpeectcotrrs.omeltoenrs a(rMeS/MS): sMeSlecmtaivyelbyedeismcprliomyiendatefodrbiyonmdaestsecttoicohnoarrgaesreartiieos(m(/M2S)/aMnSd)sufbosremqoureentslpyecdieftiecctferd.agmAentsiantgiloen information.
3.4 Csyosntveemnsti(oponsatl1v9s9.8Z)-ustpirliazye par"oZb-espirnatye"rfcaocnef:orTmahteiolna.testTmhoedseplrsaoyfemMiitctreodmfarsosmpalaptrfoobremis corotnheogapoenratlurteo,tahfetceopnaesaspienrgtutrher.ou[gnhtahetocrotnuvoeunstpioantahlwcaoynifnortmheatcioounntietriselaeicmtreodded.ireTthloyuaghthtehe cHoonwfeivgeurra,tiZo-nspirsadyifcfoermepnot,netnhetsmeatnhdocdosonvfenotpieornaatliocno,mcploenaneinntgs, aarnednmoaticnotmepnaatnicbelearweitthheosnaeme. asnportahyesr,ysbtuetmso,nleytc.w)ith similar systems (i.e. Z-spray components are compatible with other Z-
3.5 MsyasstesmsL.ynCxurSroefnttwlayrMea:ssSy_sLtyenmhsaosfWtwianrdeodwessi9g5neadndforWithnedsopwecsiNfiTc 3o.p1ervaetrisoionnso.f thAelslevpelrastifoonsrm aIlreorsiQmuialtart.roFIoIrMmaosrseLdyetnaiolrs MscaestshLeymnaxnNuaTlUspSeEcRif'iSc tGoUtIhDeEi)n.strument (Micromass Platform
4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS. 4.1 Health and Safety Warnings:
4.1.1 aUpsperocaxuitmiaotnelwyit5h0t0h0eVvoollttsage cables for the probe. The probe employs a voltage of 4.1.2 aWnhdecnlohtahinndgl.ing samples orsolvents wear appropriate protective gloves, eyewear,
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42 Cautions: 4.2.1 oDvoerno4t00rubnaxs,oltvheentHPpLu1m0p0swaiblovienictaiaptaeciatuytoofma4ti0c0 sbhaurt(do8w0n0. psi). Ipressure goes 4.22 Do not run solvent pumps to dryness.
5.0 InTEReERENCES. 5.1 Tshooumlidninmoitzbeeiunsteedrffeorrenscaemspwlheesntoarnaagleyozrinagnsyapmaprltoesffionrspterurmfelnutoartoioocnttahnaotacteo(mPeOsAAi)n,cotnetfalocnt
with the sample or extract.
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6.1 Equipmentlisted below may be modified in order to optimize the system. 6.1.1 Micromass Electrospray Mass Spectrometer 6.1.2 HP1100 low pulse solvent pumping system and autosampler.
7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS 7.1 Supplies
7.11 High purity grade nitrogen gas regulated to approximately 100 psi, 7.1.2 HPLC column, specifics to be determined by the analyst. 7.1.3 Capped autovials or capped 15 mL centrifuge tubes. 8.0 REAGENTS AND STANDARDS 81 Reagents 8.11 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent. 812 MAiSlTlMi,-QTTMywpaeteI rwaatnedr,mMaiylblei-pQrTMovwiadteedr,bayllawMaitlelri-uQseTdOiCn tPhliussmesytshtoemd.should be 8.1.3 Ammonium acetate, reagent grade or equivalent. 82 Standards 82.1 Tpyrpeipcaarleldydounreinmgetthheoedxtbrlaacntki,ononpreocmeadturriex.blSaenke,FaAnCdTt-eMn-m1a.tr1ix standards are
92.0 SAMPLE HanpLinG 9.1 Farceesshtomraetdriinxcsatpapndeadrdausatroveiaplrsepoarrceadpwpietdh1e5acmhLancaelnytsriisf.ugEextturbacetseudntsitlanadnaalrydssisand samples 9.2 Itfeamnpaelryastiusrewiolrl rbeefrdieglearyaetde,d aetxt4racCteudntsitlanadnaalrydssisancdansabmeppleersfomramyed.be stored at room
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10 100.01 QMuataru0 irx yBlCaookvsr0 aonrd Meth0 od Blanks 00000 10.1.1 Analyze a method blank and matrix blank prior to each calibration curve
102 Matrix Spikes
10.2.1 mAnianliymzuemaomaf2trispxiskpeiskpeearnbdatmcaht.rix spike duplicate with each analysis. With a 10.2.2 EAdxdpietcitoendalcosnpcieknetrcaotnicoennstrwaitlilonfasllmianythfaellmiidn-trhaenlgoeowf-trahnegeionifttiahlecanliicbarlatciaolnicburravtei.on
curve. 10.2.3 See section 13 10 calculate percent recovery. 10.3 Continuing Calfbration Checks 103.1 cAhnaanlgyeze(=a3mi0d%-)rainngpeecaakliabrreaatoicocnusrtsa,nrdealradtiavfetelroetvheeriynitteinatlhstsaanmdpalred.cIufraves,igsntiofpictahnet
wruinl.l bOenluysedt.hosTehseamrpelmeasinainnaglsyzaemdplbeesfomruestthebelarsetaancacleypzetda.ble calibration standard 10.3.2 See section 13 to calculate percent difference.
1.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION 11.1 aAvnearlaygzeeofthetweoxtsrtaacntdeadrmdacturrivxesstawinldlarbdespprliootrttedobaynldinfeoalrlorewgirnegsseiaocnh(syet=ofmeyxtr+acb)t,s.notThfeorced
through zero, using MassLynx or other suitable software. 11.2. sIftatnhdeacrudrcvuerdvoe(eisfnnoetcemseseatryr)eqaunidrermeeanntasl,yzpee.rform routine maintenance or reextract the 11.3 uFsoertphuerploosweseonfdofactchueraccayliwbhraetnioqnuacnutrivteatriantghelrotwhalnevtehles foufllanraalnygteeo,fitt hmeaystbaendnaercdescsuarrvey.to
cEaxlaimbprlaet:ionwchuervneactotnesmipsttiinngg otofqtuhaentsittaantdearadpsprforxoimma5tpeplyb t1o0 1p0p0bopfpbanraaltyhteer,tgheannetrhaetefuall rreagnrgeessoifotnhweeciugrhvtein(gSopfpbhitgoh1c0o0n0cepnptbr)a.tiTohnisstawnildlarrdesd.uce inaccuracy attributed to linear
12.0 Procepures 12.1 Acquisition Set up
12.1.1 aClfiiclkenoanmsetaurstibnugtMtoOn-DinAYth-elAacsqtudiisgiittioonfyCeoantre-oslamPpanleel.nuSmebteurp, aasssaimgpnlaemliestt.hoAdss(iMgSn) for acquiring, and type in sample descriptions,
12.1.2 STIoRcr(eSaitneglaemfeotnhRoedcocrlidcikngo)n osrcaMnRbMut.tonSeitn ltohneiAzactqiuoinsiMtoiodnec3osntarpoplrpoapnreilataenadndsemleacsts S0IR4s9.9 oSravoethaecrquaipspirtoiporniamteethmoasds.es.If MAS/fuMllSsciannstirsuumseunatlslyarceolelmepcltoeydeadl,onagddwiititohnatlhe production fragmentation information may be collected. See Micromass.
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`MMRasMsL(yMnuxltGiUplIeDREeaTctOioDnAMTonAitAorCiQngU)I.SITION for additonal information and
12.1.3 Tthyepisceaclolnydthseetosfamsptlaendlasrtdsb.egins with the first set of liver standards and ends with
12.1.4 Ssaammppllee,s Saorelvaennatlyblzaendkwsitshhoaulcdonbteinaunianlgyzcealdipberratiioodniccahlleycktoinmjoencittedorafptoesrseibvleeryantaelnytthe
camyover and are not considered samples but may be included as such.
12.2 Using the Autosampler
12.2.1 Set up sample ray according to the sample list prepared in section 12.1.1
12.2.2 Saneatl-yuspttchoensHiPd1e1r0s0a/papurtoopsraiamtpelefroraoptthiemaflolrleoswpionngsec.onRdeictoiorndsaocrtuaatlccoonnddiittiioonnsstihnethe
instrumen logbook:
12.2:2.1 Sample size = 10 pL injection with a sample wash
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12.2.2.3 Cycletime = 13.5 minutes
12.2.2.4 Solvent ramp =
Time MeOH | 20mM
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12.2.2.5 Press the "Start" button.
123 Yostrument Sep-up 12.3.1 Refer to ETS-9-24.0 for more details 12.3.2 Check the solvent level in reservoirs and refiifnecessary. 12.3.3 Cthheetcipk. thTehsetatiinplsehssousltdeeblecalpaitllwairtyhatnothjeaegnsdedofetdhgees.prIofbteh.eUtspeiasnfoeuynedtpioebceeto check unsatisfactory, disassemble the probe and replace the stainless steel capillary. 12.3.4 SOebtseHrPveLCdroppulmetpstcoo"mOinn"g. oSuettoftthehefltoiwp tooft1h0e-p5ro0b0e.uL/Amlilnowortoaseqaupiplriobprraitaetef.or approximately 10 minutes 12.3.5 Taruomunodnthtehetinpitorfogtehne. prAobef.ineRemaidsjtussthotuhledbtiepofetxpheellperdowbieithfnnoo nmiitsrtog1sencblseearkviendg 123.6 Tchhaenignestinruomrednetrutsoeosptthiemsiezepatrhaemreetseprosnsaet:the following setings. These settings may
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12.3.6.1 Drying gas 250-400 itershour 123.62 ESI nebulizing gas 10-15 liters/our 123.63 LC constant flow mode flow rate 10 - 500 uL/min 12.3.6.4 Pirnesstsruurmeen<t4i00opbearra(tTihnigscporarreacmtelyt.e)r is not set, itis guide to ensure the 12.3.7 Cfuarrtehfeurl.lCyognuniedcettthheepvroolbteagientcoabtlheesotpoentihneg.proIbnes.ert probe until it will not go any 12.3.8 Ptraipnetdtihnetotutnhee piangset,ruwmietnhtiltosgp.arameters,and store it in the study binder with a copy 12.3.9 Uthseianngaltyhseicsroofsbsi-oflloogwiccoaulntmaetrreilceesc.trode in the ES/MS source is recommended for
123.10toCploifcksaomnpslteartlibstu. ttEonnsiunrethsetaAtcqaunidsietnidonsCaomnptlreolnuPmanbeel.r iPnrcelsusdetshealsltasratmbpultetsontoatbe analyzed.
3.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CALCULATIONS. 13.1 Calculations:
13.1.1 Calculate matrix spike percent recoveries using the following equation: % Recovery = Observed Result - Background Result x 100
Expected Result
13.1.2 Calculate percent difference using the following equation: % Difference = Expected CoEnxcp.ec-tCeadlcCuolnact.ed Cone. x 100 13.1.3 Calculate actual concentrationofPFOS anion in total liver (me):
(ma Sadan)
SBO ofliv1E e0r0u0suegdf/oE Irmagn,alN ysis xTotal massiveor(fp)
14.0 METHOD PERFORMANCE 14.1 MmaettrhioxdspDeecitfeicct.ioPnlLeiamseitse(eMEDTLS)-8a-n1d.1L,imAitttoafcQhumaenntittBat,ifoonr (aLlOisQt)ingaroefcmuertrheondt,vaanlaildyattee,dand
MDL and LOG values.
141 142 SolventBlanks, Method Blanks, and Matrix Blanks
14.1.1 Sloolwveesnttstbalnandkasr,d minetthheodcablliabnrkast,ioanncdurmvaet.rix blanks values are must be below: the 142 Calibration Curves
14.21 The value for the calibration curve must be 0.980 or better
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143 Matrix Spikes 14.3.1 Mcoantcreinxtrsaptiikoenpercent recoveries are must be within = 30oft%he spiked
14.4 Continuing Calibration Verifications 14.4.1 cCoonncteinnturiatnigocna.libration verification percent recoveries must be + 30% of te spiked
14.5 paIfnecarrlfiytsoter.rmieaDdoloicsnutemtdheeinnsttyhasilstemamecttaihnodondssaipnmeprtlhfeeosramprapenraconpearlsiyeazctetediolonorgibosotnoh'kte.rmeasc,timonasinatsedneatnecremimnaeyd bbey the 14.6 1ffoodtantoataerdeo1n0 btaebrleespoarntdeddiwshceunsspeedrifnotrhmeanecxetcorfitthereiarehpaovrte.not been met, the data must be
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16.2 aPrpipnrtoptrhieatteunseupdaygef,olsdaemrp.leColpsty, tahnedseacpqaugiesistaionndmteaptehoindtofrthoemiMnasstsraLmyennxt rtaonilnocg.lude in the
16:3 sPtloortetihnetchaelisbtruadtyionfolcduerrv,e by linear regression, weighted 1/x, then print these graphs and
16.4. aPnrdinstdoarteaiinnttheegrsattiuodnysfuolmdmearry, integration method, and chromatograms, from MassLyns,
165 AStutmamcahrmieznetdAaafoursianngesxuaimtapbllee osofftwsaurmem(aErxyceslp5r.e0a)dsahnedetstore inthe study folder, sce
16.6 aBnadckloucpateiloenctorfbonaicckduaptaetloecatprpornoipcridaattae.medium. Record in study notcbook the ile name
12.0 TABLES, DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.1 Attachment A: FACT-M-2.1 Data reporting spreadsheet
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18.1 `FcAoCmTp-oMu-nLd.s1f,ro"EmxStrearcutmiofnoorfAnPaoltyassissiuUmsiPnegrfHlPuLorCo-oEclteacntersuolsfpornaayt/eMoarssOtShpeerctFlruoomreotcrhyemical 18.2 TEoTnSi-z9a-t2i4o.n0/,Ma"sOspeSrpaetcitornomaentderMaQiunattetnraonIcetorfitplheequMaidcrruopomlaessSyAsttmeomssp"heric Pressure 183 The validation report associated with this method is FACT-M-L1-V & 2.1.V-1 19.0 AFFECTED DOCUMENTS 19.1 UFsAiCnTg-MH-PLL.C-1E,l"eEcxttrroascptrioanyo/fMaPsostaSspseicutmroPmeertfrlyu"orooctanesulfonste from Liver for Analysis
200 Revisions
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ReNvuimsbieorn,
Reason For Revision
1 SSeeccttiioonn 61.11..12AvCelarraigfiecoaftiownoofcHurPv1e1s,00notsyssttaenmdacrodmvpaolnueesn,tsre used for
pSleoctttiionng 1l2i.n2e.a2r.r4egCrleasrsiifoinc.ationofsolvent ramp.
Section 17.1 Changed from tachment B to A.
ReDvaistieon 03/04/99
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sTeusa:Merial MMeatrhsoudFRieavilsSoanv,es|: * Asvramlyeinets SEoqfutiwpamreenVteSrsyiomn Number FRelSnqavmree:dValo: YStenpeer: DaDatceooffEAcuascsiioAnAlnya:st
Cran
Conceaton | TRAVEL
For Cone.
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METHOD FLUEOXRTORCAHCETMIIOCNAOLFCPOOMTPAOSUSNIDUMS PFERROFMLSUEORROUOMCOTRANOETSHUELRFOFNLUAITDEFOORROATNHALEYRSIS
USING HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: FACT-M-3.1
Adoption Date: 04/22/98
Author: Lisa Clemen, Glenn Langenburg
Revision Date: 10 [o1(8
Approved By: 1y /7 /ho
Labordiory Manager
' ahe Dae
Vck he
Group Leader
ise A (hirer. Technical Reviewer
1/25/98
Date
9/23/92 Date
0 SCOPE AND APPLICATION
1.1 Sorcoopteh:er Tfhliusormoecthehmoidcails fcoormtphoeuenxtdrsacftrioonm osfeproutmasorsioutmheprefrlufidl. uorooctanfoensautel (PFOS)
12 Applicable compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds.
1.3 Matrices: Rabbit, rat, bovine, and monkey serum, rat whole blood, and rat milk curd.
Word 695
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2.0 SUMMARY OF METHOD 21 T(hPiFsOSme)tohroodthdeerscfrliuboersocthheempircoaclesdufrreomfosreerxutmr,acbtlionogd,pootramsislikumcupredrfulsuionrgooacntainoensupalifroinnagte
rexetargaecntteda:ndPF5O.0S,mlPoFfOSetAh,ylPaFceOtaStAe.A,InEXthFiOs SmEe-thOoHd,, PsOevAeAn,flPuFoOroScEhAem,icaanlds FwCe-r8e07 `anmaolnyotcestieorn(psaeier3i.s0pDaertfiitniiotnieodnsi)n.toAenthyilonacpeatiartien.g rFeoaugrenmtliosfaedxdterdacttoatrheerseammopvleedaannddtphuet othnetno afinltietrreodgtehnreovuagphoraa3tocrcupnltaisltidrcy.syrEiancgehaetxttarcahcteds(0reaco0n.s2tuitmutendylionn1.f0iltmelroifntmoegtlhaasnsol, autovials.
opemvmoss
00000000
3.1 PFOS: perfluorocctanesulfonate (anionofpotassium salt) C,F SO;
32 PFOSA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamide CF,,SONH,
33 PFOSAA: perfluorooctane sulfonylamido (ethyDacetateC.F,SO,N(CH,CH,)CH,CO;
3.4 ECX.FFOSSEO-NO(HC:H2,(CNH-e,t)hCylHp,eCrfHl,uo0rHooctane sulfonamido)-cthyl alcohol
35 POAA: perfluorooctanoate (anionofammonium salt) C,F,,COO"
3.6 PFOSEA: perfluorooctane sulfonyl ethylamide C,F.,SO,N(CH,CHJH,
37 FC-807 monoester C,F,,SO;N(CH,CH,JCH,CH,0-PO,H)
38 Surrogate standard: 1H-1H-2H-2H perfluorooctane sulfonic acid
4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 41 Health and safety warnings
4.1.1 Uhasnedluniinvgerasnailmaplretciasustuie,onwsh,iecshpemcaiayllcyonltaabionraptaotrhyogceonatss., goggles, and gloves when
50 InterrereNces
---- eee
5.1 There are no known interferences at this time.
6.0 EQuipmENT
ee emsi--------
6.1 Tachceepftoalblloewing equipment is used while performing this method. Equivalent equipment is
6.11 Vortex mixer, VWR, Vortex Genie2
6.1.2 Centrifuge, Mistral 1000 or [EC
6.1.3 Shaker, Eberbachor VWR
6.1.4 Nitrogen evaporator, Organomation
6.1.5 Balance (0.1005)
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7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
71 Gloves
72 Eppendorofr disposable pipettes
7.3 Electronic pipettor, Eppendorf or equivalent
74 Graduated pipettes
75 Nalgene bottles, capableofholding 250 mL and 1 L
7.6 Volumetric flasks, glass, type A
,
7.7 Volumetric pipets, glass, typAe
78 I-CHEM vials,glass, 40 mL glass
7.9 Crimp cap autovials
7.10 Centrifuge tubes, polypropylene, 15 mL
711 Labels
:
712 Syringes, capableof measuring 5 uL to 50 uL
7.03 Syringes, disposable plastic, 3 cc
7.14 Syringe filters, nylon, 0.2 ym, 25 mm
7.15 Timer
Note:
Prior to using glassware Milli-QTM water. Ririse
asnyrdibnogtetsleas,mriinnsiem3utmimoefswititmhesmewtihtahnmoelthaanndol3,t3imreisnsweisthfrom
3
separate vials,
80REAGENTSANDSTANDARDS
81 TbeyMpiellir-eQaTMgenwtagtreardaenwdatmear,ybMeilplr-oQv"iTMdeodrbeyquiavMalielnlti;-QllTOwaCtePrluusTMsed siynshtiesm method should 82 Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), J.T Baker or equivalent 83 Tetrabutylammonium hydrogen sulfate(TBA), Kodak or equivalent 84 Sodium carbonate (N3,CO,), J.T. Baker or equivalent 85 Sodium bicarbonate (NGHCO,), J.T. Baker or equivalent 86 Ethyl acetate, Omnisoly, glass distilled or HPLC grade 87 Methanol, Omnisoly, glass distilled or HPLC grade 88 Serum or blood, frozen from supplier 89 Control matrix or blank matrix for purpose of standards, QC checks, blanks, etc 810 Fluorochemical standards
8.10.1 PFOS (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 538 8.102 PFOSA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 499
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8.10.3
8.10.4
8.10.5
8.10.6
8.10.7
PFOSAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 585 EXFOSE-OH (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 571 POAA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 431
PFOSEA (3M Specialty Chemical Division), molecular weight = 527
FtmroCil-se8tc0eu7,ladmrioenwsoeteiergs,htatenr=d(6m35oM0noSepsetceiarlftlyuCohreomcihecmailcaDlivciosimopno)n.enFtsC.-80T7heismaonmioxetsutreerof
8.10.8 CSu,rFr,oSgaOt,eHs)tamnodlaercd:ula4r-Hw,epiegrhftlu=o4r2o8o.ctane sulfonic acid (1-H, 1-H, 2-H,2-H 8.10.9 Other fluorochemicals, as appropriate
811 Reagent preparation
8.11.1 10Nsodium hydroxide (NaOH): Weigh approximately 200 8 NaOH. Pour into a 1000 mL beaker containing 500 mL Milli-QTM water, mix until all solids are dissolved. Store ina 1 L Nalgene bottle.
8.11.2 1 N sodium hydroxide (NaOH): Dilute 10 N NaOH 1:10. Measure 10 mL of
M1il0NliN-aQTMOHwatseorl.utiSotnoriention
a
a
100
125
mL
mL
vNoallugmeenteribcotftllaes.k
and
dilute
to
volumeusing.
8
.11.
3
0.5 M tetrabutylammonium h
of1T0 uBsiAngianptopraox1iLmavtoelluyme4tritco
ydrogen sulfate
c5o4nmtaLinoifng1050N0
(TBA): Weigh approximately 169
NmaLOMHilalnid-dQi"luwtaetetor.voAdljuumset wtiotphH.
g
cMhialnlgie-sQTMabrwuapttelr.y. WShtiolree aidndin1gLthNeallgasetnmeLboottflNe aOH, add slowly because the pH
8113.1 TBA requachiecrkperisor t cach use to ensure pH = 10, Adjust as
needed using | N NaOH solution.
812 Standards preparation 8.11.4 0.25 M sodium carbonate/sodium bicarbonate buffer (N2,CO,/NaHCO,): Weigh approximately 26.5 g ofsodium carbonate (N2,CO,) and 21.0 gofsodium bQiTMcarwbaotnera.te S(tNoraeHiCnOa)1 iLntNoaalg1 eLnevoboltutmlee.tric flask and bring to volume with Milli-
88..1122..12 PPfrlreuepoparaorrceehoPetmFhiOecrSalfslstutaoanrndodacarhrdedsmsifacorareltahsetacsntdacanrdedasr,pd(afcstourravapcepx.rboapmrlpilaeete,.onMeulwtoirckionmgposnteanntdard
solution containing 1.00 ppm PFOS, 1.02 ppm PFOSA, 0.987 ppm PEOSAA, and
1.10 ppm E{FOSE-OH.)
8.12.3 Wtheeiagchraalppwreoixgihmtately 100 mg of PFOS into & 100 ml volumetric flask and record
8.12.4 BGraiinmg).to volume with methanol for a stock standardofapproximately 1000 ppm 8.12.5 Daiplpurtoexitmhaetsetloyck50soplpumt.ion with methanol for a working standard 1 solution of
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8.12.6 aDpiplruotxe. 50 ppm. the stock solution with methanol for a working standard 2 solution of
8.12.7
Dilute
`approx.
th0e.5s0t
opcpkms.olution
wit
h
methanol
foar working standard 3 solution of
8.13 Surrogate stock standard preparation
8.13.1
Weigh approximately 50-60 mgofsurrogate CiF,,SO,H into a 50 ml volumetric flask and
standard 1-H,1-H, 2-H, 2.H, record the actual weigh.
8.132 B1r0i0n0g-1020v0olpupmme. with methanol fora surrogate stockof approximately
8133
Prepare a surrogate
sumogate stock to a
working standard. 50 ml volumetric
Transfer flask and
approximately 0.5 ml of bring to volume with methanol
for a working standard of 10-20 ppm. Record the actual volume transferred.
20 SAuPLE HanpLNG
91 All samplesare received frozen and must be kept frozen until the extraction is performed.
00 QuaLITY CorrroL
10.1 1M0a.t1r.1ixEbxltarnacktstawnod1m.0etmhLodalbilguasntkssofth appropriate matsx (serumo blood, with blood msaatmrpilxesbldainlkust.edS1e:e1 1w1i.t1h4M.illi-QTM water) following this procedure and use as.
10.1.2 Extract two 1.0 ml aliquotsof Milli-QTM water following thisprocedure and use as
102 Matrix`smpeitkheosd blanks.
10.2.1 tPhreepcaureraancdyaonfatlhyezeexmtartacitxiosnp.ike and matrix spike duplicate samples o determine
10.22 mParterpiaxrerceaccihvesdpiwkietuh esachaissaanmmppgllee sct.hosen by the analyst, usually the contro!
10.2.3
EAdxdpietcitoendalcosnpcieknetsramtaiyonbsewiilnlclauldeidnatnhde calibration curve
mmiady-rfaalnlgneotfhtehlowin-irtaanlgceaolfibrheatiionnitciualrve
10.2.4 Prepare one matrix spike and matrix spike duplicate per 40 samples, with a
103 Continu`imnignicmaulmiboraf2tiomnatcrhiexckspsikes per batch.
10.3.1 aPornfetdphteahreiecnoiantnatdliancnuaalilinbygrzaecthicoeoncnktciudnriuvfief.negIfbctyahl>ieb3r0pae%tri,coenrnect-hadenicafklfyeszraeemnspcalemebpseltteowseeaennsnaultrhyeezteihdneiatafaclecrucrutarhcevye last acceptable check.
10.3.2 Prepare one check per groupof ten samples. For example,if a sample set = 34, prepare and extract four checks.
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10.3.3 Pthreepianriteiaclaccuhrvceo.ntinuing calibration check from the same matrix used to prepare: 10.3.4 Tcuhrevee.xpAedcdtietdiocnoanlcesnptirkaetsiomnawyilblefianlcwliutdheidnthtahte fmaild-irnatnhgeeloofwt-haenginetoiafl tchaeliibnriatitailon
claolwibernadtioonf ctuhrevec.aliTbrhaitsioins nceucrevses(afroyrifetxhaempalnea,ly5stppmbus~t1q0u0anptpibt,atreatuhseirngthoannly the 5 ppb.- 1000 ppb).
1.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION
111 Prepare matrix calibration standards
Note: Bploionotd, caodadguTlBatAeasnidnbauirf;ftehrerteofeoraec,hmciennitmriifzuegeaitrucboentaascitnusntteipl d1i2l.u9t,iotnh.enAatddthi1s.0 mL.
ofthe diluted matrix sample to each tube.
11.1.1 Twartaenrs)fetro |2m15LomfLsecrenutmroifruge1 mtuLboe.fTbhleoobdlo(boldoiosdsiimsidlialruitendc1o:m1pwoistihtiMoinltloi-miQlTMk
urd and can that matrix.
be
used
in
placeofmilk
curd
for
standard
curves
when
extracting
11.1.2 Ivfomlousmtessaemqupalletvootlhuemseasmaprleelvesoslutmheans.1.D0omLn,oteexxttrraaccttsbteanldoawrd0s.5w0itmhLmoaftrmiaxtrix.
Record the sample volume on the extraction sheet
11.1.3 bWehtiwleeepnreapliaqruiontgs.a total oftwenty aliquois in 15 mi centrifuge tubes, mix or shake
11.1.4 TTywpoica|lmlyLusaleiqtuhoetss,taondaortdhecroanpcpernotprraitaitoensvoalnudmsep,iksienrgveaamsoumanttrsixlibstleadnkisn.Table I,
aetigthhteeeenndsotfatnhdiarsdsseactnidont,wtoomsaptirkie,x ibnladnukplsicate, two standard curves, for a total of
11.15 tRheefewrortokivnalgirdaatnigoensraenpdortthseFLAiCnTea-rMC-a3l.i1br-aVt-i1onaRnadngFeAC(TL-CMR-)4.fo1r-cVa-l1ib,rawthiiocnh list
curves.
11.1.6 UstsaendAartdtsa.chSmeeentSDectaisonan13si.d0 i0n ccaallccuullaattienagcttuhaelccoonncceennttrraattiioonnsosfofthPeFwOoSrkiinng
calibration standards.
11.2 Tstoancdaacrhdfsotrantdhaerdc,obnlcaennkt,raotrioQnCtochfealclkw,iatdhidnatphperocparliiabtreataiomnoucnurtovfesruarnrgoeg$atpepbwo-r1k0i0n0gppb.
11.3 1E0xtersatcatblsipsihkeeadcmhatinriitxialstcaunrdvaerodns ftohlelmowaisnsgs1p2e.c6t-r1o2me.t1e6ro.fthis method. Use these standards
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Table 1
Approximate spiking amounts for standards and spikes using 1.0 mi of matrix
(approx. conc.)
analyte in matrix
[o1 stopm[- To |1 0Btaspmem ||
[So[ opo pms|t 5 2o 0 | po0p m0lsoppmm m ||
50pm |0 oo0s0pem |
[sooppm [5 | 0250pm |
Approximate spiking amToaubnltes for standards and spikes using 0.5 ml of matrix
(approx. conc)
analyte in matrix
-- TT sm |
[os|t1o 0 po5op 0t2oppeom mm | Soopp5m| 000mm | [ [ SS 00o p3e T0 5Om |p o00.a1s000m pppemm | [Soomm[5 0s00pm |
[0 |0 70 | p T00m ppm |
120 proceoure
12.1 Obtain frozen samples and allow to thaw.
122 Vortex mix for 15 seconds, then transfer 1.0 mL or other appropriate volume to a 15 mL polypropylene centrifuge tube. For blood samples, remove 0.5 mL and dilute to 1.0 mL
`with Milli-QTM water. As soon after diluting as possible, pipet diluted blood into TBA`buffer mixture shown in step 12.9andmix well.
123 Rerum samples to freezer afer extraction amount has been removed.
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Record volume
the volume transferred
on the extraction from the sample.
worksheet. The final methanol volume equals For example,if 0.5 mL is removed for a blood
the
sample, the final methanol volume will equal 0.5 mL.
12.5 Label the tube with the study number, sample ID, date and analyst initials. See attached
worksheet for documenting the remaining steps.
12.6
Spike Lor 2
each matrix with the appropriate in that section for the calibration
acmurovuentsotafnsdatradnsd.arAdlassodeprsecprairbeedmaitnri1x1.s1piokreTsaabnlde
continuing calibration standards.
12.7 Spike all samples, including blanks and standards, ready for extraction with surrogate.
standardasdescribed in 11.2.
12.8 Vortex mix the standard curve samples, matrix spike samples, and continuing calibration
samples for 15 seconds.
12.9 To each samplZ, add | mL 0.5 M TBA and 2 mL of 0.25 M sodium carbonate/sodium `bicarbonate buffer.
12.10 Usinag volumetric pipette, add mL ethyl acetate.
12.11 Cap each sample and put on the shaker for 20 minutes.
12.12 Cseepnatrraitfeud.ge for 20 to 25 minutes at approximately 3500 rpm, until layers are well 12.13 Transfe4r mLof organic layer, using a 5 mL graduated glass pipette, (0 a lean 15 mL.
centrifuge tube. Label this fresh tube with the same information as in 12.5.
12.14. Putcach sample on the analytical nitrogen evaporator until dry, approximately 2 to 3 hours.
1215 gArdaddu1a.t0emd Lpipoerttoe.theMreatphparnooplriavtoeluvmeoto laodfdumeeqtumhaalnseotlhtoinietaicalh vceonlturmiefoufgesatumbpeluesiunsged for the extraction.
12.16 Vortex mix for 30 seconds.
12.17 Asyurtiancghe.20F.i2ltuerminntyolaonLmSemshL fgillatserstaoutao3vicael soyrrliongwe-vaonldutmreanasufteorvtihael swahmepnlenetcoestshairsy.
12.18 Label the autovial with the study number, animal numberand gender, sample timepoint,
12.19
`matrix, final solvent, extraction date, and
Cap and store extracts at approximatel4y
analyst(s) performing
C until analysis.
the
extraction.
12.20 Cnootmepbloeotkeotrheinecxlturdaectiinonstwuodryksbhienedetr,,a3tstaacphperdoptroitahties document, and tape in the study
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5.0 DATA ANALYSIS AND CALCULATIONS
13.1 Calculations
13.1.1 CcaallicburlaartieonacsttuaanldacrodnsceunstirnagtitohnesofofllPoFwOiSn,g coaruottihoern applicable fluorochemical, in FLmLoofsftsatnadnadradrd+ xmLc.onocfensrauimoongaotefstansdtaanrddar+d(mugaJl maT vole (i) -
Final Concentration (g/mL)of PFOS in matrix
140MevHoDPERFORMANCE
0000000000000
14.1 The method detection limit (MDL) is analyte and matrix specific. Refer to MDLreport for specific MDL and limitofquantitation (LOQ) values (see Attachments B and).
14.2 The following quality control samples are extracted with each batcoh f samples to ensure the qualityof the extraction and analysis.
14.2.1 Method blanks and matrix blanks
14.2.2 Matrix spike and matrix spike duplicate samples to determine accuracy and
14.2.3 pCinroientcitiailsnicuoainlonigfbrctaahtlieionreaxctturiraovcneticohneck samtopdelteremisn the continued accuracy ofthe
150 POLLUTION PREVENTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT 15.1 ShloiacgmahptleBdeTiwUnastchtoentilsaaibndoerirasstp,oorsayen,dd iunsbeidoghlaazsasrpdicpeotntteaiwnaesrst,efisladmimspaobsleedsionlvbernotkweansgtleasiss dciosntpaoisneedrsin
60 Reconps
16.1 Complete the extraction worksheet attached to this method, and tape in the study notebook or include in study 3-ring binder, as appropriate.
7.0 ATTACHMENTS 170 AtaAc,Ehxtacmtioenwornkshteet
17.2 Attachment B, MDL/LOQ values 17.3 Attachment C, LOQ Summary 17.4 Attachment D, Calibration standard concentration worksheet
5.0 Reeenences
18.1 The validation reports associated with this method are FACT-M-3.1 & 4.1-V-1.
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MDL/LOQ values for Rabbit Serum:
Compound | MDL
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Ninostdeaatda is available for MDL or LOQ in Monkey Serum. Use validated Linear Calibration Range Plesse see Attachment: C (LOQ Summary) and MDL study in FACT-M-31 & 4.1-V-1 for specifics.
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MDL/LOQ values for Monkey Serum:
Compound [MDL | LOQ| Linear Calibration Range (LCR)
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PFOSAA |288
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MDL/LOQ values for Rat Whole Blood:
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(ppb) | (PPD) | Approximate Concentrations to be used for preparing the
[PPFFOOSSA
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PPOFAOASEA | 244723 [1511550ppppbb--- 110000p0ppp0bb.
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METHOD
ANALYSIS OF POTASSIUM PERFLUOROOCTANESULFONATE OR OTHER FLUOROCHEMICALS IN SERUM OR OTHER FLUID EXTRACTS USING 'HPLC-ELECTROSPRAY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
Method Number: FACT-M-4.1
Author: Lisa Clemen, Glenn Langenburg Approved By:
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1.2 Applicable Compounds: Fluorochemical surfactants or other fluorinated compounds, or
other ionizable compounds.
1.3 Matrices: Rabbit, rat, bovine, or monkey serum and rat whole blood or milk curd.
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4.0 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 4.1 Health and Safety Warnings:
4.1.1 aUpsperocaxuitmiaotnelwyit5h00th0eVvoolltst.age cables for the probe. The probe employs a voltage of 4.1.2 aWnhdecnlohtahinndgl,ing samples orsolvents wear appropriate protective gloves, eyewear,
Word 60.195
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42 Cautions: 4.2.1 DIfothneotbaocpkerparteesssoulrveeenxtcpeuedmsps40a0bobavre, ctahpeaHciPt1y1o0f04w0i0llbairni(ti5a8t0e0auptsio)mabtaiccksphruetsdsouwren.. 42.2 Do not run solvent pumps to dryness.
5.0 INTERFERENCES 5.1 Tshooumlidninmoitzbeeiunsteerdfeforrenscaemspwlheesntoarnaagleyzoirnagnsyapmaprlteosfifnosrtpreurmfelnutoartoioocnttahnaotacroe(mPeOsAAi),cotnetfalocnt
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7.0 SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS 71 Supplies
7.11 High purity grade nitrogen gas regulated to approximately 100 psi 7.1.2 HPLC analytical column, specificsto be determined by the analyst 7.13 Capped autovials or capped 15 mi centrifuge tubes
8.801 RERAeGaEgNenTtSsANDSTANDARDS
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8.1.1 Methanol, HPLC grade or equivalent
8.1.2 bMeilprloiv-iQdewdatbeyr,a aMlillwlait-eQrTuOseCdiPnlutshissymsteetmhod should be Milli-QTM water and may
8.1.3 Ammonium acetate, reagentgradeor equivalent
82 Standards
82.1 Tpryeppiacraeldlydounrienmgetthheoedxtbrlaacntki,ononperomcaetdruirxe.blSaneke,FaAnCdTt-eMn-m3at.r1ix standards are
9.0 SAMPLE HANDLING. 9.1 arFreessthormeatdriinxcsatpapndeadrdaustaorveiaplrsepoarrceadpwpietdh1e5acmhlacneanltysriisf.ugeExtturbaecsteundtisltaannadlayrsdiss.and samples 92 aIpfapnraolxyismiastweillyl4beCdeulnaiyielda,neaxlytsriasctceadnsbtaenpdearrfdosramendd.samples can be refrigerated at
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10.0 QuaLITY ConTROL 10.1 Method Blanks and Matrix Blanks
10.1.1 Analamyetzhoed blank aanmatdrix blank prior to each calibration curve.
102 Matrix Spikes
10.2.1 Amnianliymzuemaomfat2risxpiskpeiskpeearnbdatmcaht.rix spike duplicate per forty samples. With a 10.2.2 cEuxrpvee.cteAdddsiptiikoencaolnscpenitkreactoinocnesntwrilaltioalnsimnatyhefmalildi-nrtahnegeloofw-trhaengieniotfatl hcaliinbirtaiatlion
calibration curve. 10.2.3 See Section 13 to calculate percent recovery. 10.3 Continuing Calibration Checks 10.3.1 Achnaanlgyeze(&am3i0d%-)rainngpeeacakliabrreaatioocncusrtsa,nrdealradtiavfettroetvheeriyntiteanlthsisaanmdpalred. cIurfaves,igsntiofpictahnet
rwuinl.l bOenluysetdh.osTehseamrpelmeasinainnaglyszaemdplbeesfomruestthebelarsetaancacleyzpetda.ble calibration standard 10.3.2 See Section 13 to calculate percent difference.
11.0 CALIBRATION AND STANDARDIZATION ILI mAneaalnyzoefttwhoe esxttarnadcatredd vmaaltuceisx, sattacnadcahrdsstaprnidoarrdtocoanncdenftorlaltoiwoinn,gwielalcbhespelootfteexdtrbayctlsi.neTarhe
regression (for the calibration curve using MassLynx or other suitable software. 112 Tdihsecr#etvioanluoeftfhoretahnealdyastta sahnodudlodcbumeen0t.9e8d0 oarppgrreoavtaerl.ofLtohweePrrovjaelcutesLemaad.y beacceptable at the 113 Istfatnhdeacrudrcvuerdvoe(eisfnnoetcemseseatryr)eqaunidrermeeanntasl,yzpee.rform routine maintenance of reexiract the 11.4. Fusoertphuerploosweseonfdaocftcuhreaccayliwbhreatnioqnuacnutrivteatriantgheorwthalnevtelhsoffulalnarlayntgeeo,fittmhaeystbaendnaercdescsuravrey.to
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12.0 ProcEDURES 12.1 Acquisition Set up
12.1.1 Calfiiclkenoanmsetaurstibnugtlteontiienrt-hMeO-ADcqAuYi-sliatsitondiCgoitntorfolyePaarne-ls.amSpelteunpumabsearm,palsesiigsnt.aAmsestihgond (MS) for acquiring, and type in sample descriptions.
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12.2 Using the Autosampler
12.2.1 Set up sample tray accorditnog the sample lit prepared in Section 12.1.1.
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12.2.2.1 Sample size = 10 kL injection with a sample wash
122.22 Injecusample = 1
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122.25 Press the "Start" button. 123 Instrument Set-up
123.1 Refer to FACT-EP-3.0 for more details. 12.3.2 Check the solvent level in reservoirs and refillifnecessary. 12.3.3 tChheetcipk. thTehsetatiinplsehssousltdeeblecafpliatllwairtyahtntohjeaegngedodfetdghees.prIofbet.heUtsipeisanfoeyuenpditeocebeto check
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HPLC is operating correctly.)
12.3.7 Carefully guide the probe into the opening. Insert probe until it will not go any
12:38 Rfuercthoerrd. Ctuonnenepcatcatmheeevrosltiangheecabilnessratometnhte plrogo.be. 12:39 Using he cross-flow counter lectrode inthe ESMS source i recommendedfo
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17.0 TABLES, DIAGRAMS, FLOWCHARTS, AND VALIDATION DATA 17.0 Attachment A: FACT-M-4.1 Data reporting spreadsheet 17.2 The validation report associated with this method is FACT-M-3.1 & 4.1-V-1.
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