Table 1.
PAH-TPs tentatively identified with the NTA workflow. Literature matches indicate reports of the exact compound or structurally similar compound. All matches of a structurally similar compound are specified in more detail in the discussion. SL = Suspect List.
| PAH-TP Label |
PAH-TP Compound Name |
Chemical Formula |
Annotation Source |
Confidence Level |
Literature Matches |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F1 | 2-Hydroxyfluorene | C13H10O | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 54-57 |
| F2 | 9-Fluorenone | C13H8O | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 56,58-60 |
| F3 | 1-Carboxyfluorene | C14H10O2 | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 61,62 |
| F4 | ?,?-Dihydroxyfluorene | C13H10O2 | SL: Predicted Theoretical TP | Level 2b | 55,63 |
| F5 | ?,?,?-Trihydroxyfluorene | C13H10O3 | SL: Predicted Theoretical TP | Level 2b | N/A |
| F6 | ?-Carboxy-?-Hydroxyfluorene | C14H10O3 | Non-Targeted Tools | Level 2b | 62,64,65 |
| F7 | ?-hydroxy-?H-fluoren-?-yl hydrogen sulfate | C13H10O5S | Non-Targeted Tools | Level 3 | N/A |
| F8 | (?S,?S)-?,?-dihydroxy-?,?-dihydro-?H-fluoren-?-yl hydrogen sulfate | C13H12O6S | Non-Targeted Tools | Level 3 | N/A |
| P1 | 1-Hydroxyphenanthrene | C14H10O | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 25,66,67 |
| P2 | Diphenic acid | C14H10O4 | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 61,68-71 |
| P3 | 3,4-Benzocoumarin | C13H8O2 | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 72-74 |
| P4 | 9-Hydroxyphenanthrene | C14H10O | SL: Reference Standard/Open-Source Library | Level 2a | 25,66,75,76 |
| AP1 | ?,?'-((?E,?Z)-naphthalene-?,-diylidene) diacetic acid | C14H10O4 | SL: Predicted Theoretical TP | Level 2b | 72,77-79 |
| A1 | 1-Hydroxyanthraquinone | C14H8O3 | SL: Reference Standard/Open-Source Library | Level 2a | 26 |
| A2 | 2-Hydroxyanthraquinone | C14H8O3 | SL: Reference Standard/Open-Source Library | Level 2a | 80 |
| A3 | 1,2-Dihydroxyanthraquinone | C14H8O4 | SL: Reference Standard | Level 2a | 81 |
Compound names that are not bolded were compounds that were detected in the previous study. Bolded compound names were tentatively identified for the first time in the present study.