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4) Electrochemical detector (ECD)
ECD is a sensitive and cheap detection method.
HPLC-ECD is an order of magnitude more sensitive to the determination of SAs residues than DAD.
However, because SAs contaminate the electrode and inactivate it, it is necessary to pre-process the electrode or use pulsed cyclic potential scanning.
Regeneration electrode
.
Wang Jianhua and others used HPLC-ECD method to determine the residual amount of three kinds of SAs in chicken
.
Rao et al.
reported a quick and easy HPLC-ECD method for the determination of SAs
.
Conductive boron-doped diamond film electrodes are used for electrochemical analysis of sulfadiazine, sulfamethazine and sulfamethazine
.
5) Chemiluminescence detector (CLD)
The HPLC-CID developed in recent years is a promising high-sensitivity detection method.
It uses bis(2,2) trichlorophenyl oxalate (TCPO) to interact with hydrogen peroxide to excite a phosphor to emit light
.
The luminescence value of the chemiluminescence reaction is related to factors such as the concentration and ratio of the reactants, the reaction medium and the length of the mixing tube
.
Soto-Chinchilla et al.
used HPLC-CID for the first time to detect 7 SAs in milk
.
After the analytes are separated by HPLC, they are derivatized with fluorescamine under the catalysis of imidazole in a chemiluminescence system
.
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