Details
Membrane |
Extractant |
m/z |
Ion |
Compound |
Source |
Biocomma Silica Membrane |
Pure Water |
304 |
M+Na+ |
oleamide |
Slip agent in polyethylene films |
97 |
HSO4- |
|
|
H2PO4- |
|
|
Methanol |
360 |
M+Na+ |
erucamide |
Slip agent in polyethylene films |
Filters from Well-known brand |
Pure Water |
304 |
M+Na+ |
oleamide |
Slip agent in polyethylene films |
97 |
HSO4- |
|
|
H2PO4- |
|
|
Methanol |
360 |
M+Na+ |
erucamide |
Slip agent in polyethylene films |
425 |
M+Na+ |
Unidentified contaminant |
|
701 |
M+Na+ |
|
from water and solvent filters |
Remarks:
1. The table only records ions that match the “ESI Common Background Ions” reference table.
2. The results have deducted the ions present in the blank, but if a particular m/z ion significantly exceeds the blank, it is recorded.
Conclusion:
Proceed ultrasonic extraction in both water and methanol, mass spectrometry results showed the presence of precipitates in both Biocomma
membrane and well-known brand filter. Compound identification was carried out through high-resolution mass spectrometry by full scanning and
matching with the “ESI Common Background Ions” reference table. The primary precipitates were HSO4-, H2PO4-, and Na+, and these presence
is attributed to the material being glass fiber in the membranes. No other substances were found to precipitate from either of the two membranes,
confirming their purity.
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