Table 3.
Ref. | nC60 type | Matrix | Extraction | Calibration | Recoveries (%) | Precision (%) |
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[76] | PVP/C60 | Plasma | LLE | nC60 LLE | ND–12.5 | NR |
SAA | SPE | SAA | 62 | 4 | ||
[32] | tol/nC60 | Blood | LLE | nC60 in blood LLE | 87–92 | 1.1 |
Liver | LLE | nC60 in liver LLE | 85–91 | 15.2 | ||
Spleen | LLE | nC60 in spleen LLE | 84–90 | 11.5 | ||
[22] | THF/nC60 | UPW+salts | LLE | nC60 LLE, TGA, rel. PAe | 94–101g | NR |
[37] | THF/nC60 | BSA/plasma | LLE | nC60 in UPW LLE | 94–≥100 a | 15 |
[60] | tol/nC60 | Fish embryos | LLE | tol/C60 | 90b | 2 |
SAA | Culture water | SAA | SAA | 93–110b | 7–10 | |
[41] | aqu/nC60 | UPW | LLE | nC60 in UPW LLE | 98.5f | 3.17 |
SAA | GW or SW | LLE/SPE | SAA | ~78/~78f | ~3/~3 | |
[64] | tol/nC60 | Tap W/UPW | Evap | tol/C60 | 2.1/35 | 0.4/4.9 |
SAA | SAA/SAA | LLE | SAA | 32/39 | 7.0/3.2 | |
SAA | SAA/SAA | SPE | SAA | 33/42 | 2.6/2.9 | |
[43] | THF/nC60 | 5 mg/L–C NOM | LLE | NR | >98 | NR |
[14] | NA | SW | Filtration | tol/C60 | 70–77 | 2–5 |
SAA | WW | SAA | SAA | 63–67 | 7–8 | |
[65] | tol/nC60 | UPW/WW | LLE | nC60 in ≠ matrices LLE | 89–94c | 2 |
SAA | Reclaimed WW | SPE | SAA | 18d | 1 | |
SAA | WWTP effluent | SPE | SAA | 9d | 1 |
aqu/nC60: nC60 suspension prepared without transfer solvent; BSA: bovine serum albumin; Evap: evaporation; GW: groundwater; LLE: liquid-liquid extraction; NA: not applicable; ND: not detectable; NOM: natural organic matter; NR: information not reported; PVP: polyvinylpyrrolidone; rel. PA: relative peak area; SAA, same as above; SPE: solid-phase extraction; SW: surface water; TGA: thermogravimetric analysis; THF: tetrahydrofuran; tol: toluene; Tap W: tap water; UPW: ultrapure water; WW: wastewater; WWTP: wastewater-treatment plant.
Recovery is calculated compared to the extraction from UPW using the simplified LLE method (same as samples);
since no matrix interferences were observed upon standard addition, 0.1–150 ppb, quantification based on ratio of analyte peak area to the 13C60 peak area;
the ratio of the amount extracted to the amount that was spiked;
C60 sorbed to particulates were filtered out;
the C60 peak area/total peak area = ≥98% (wavelength not reported);
extraction recoveries can be best determined through exhaustive suspension extraction to determine the total analyte mass in suspension;
recovery was verified through comparison with a thermogravimetric procedure.