Abstract
Detecting o-nitrophenol in aquatic environments is a major issue around the world due its widespread use in many industrial processes. A study has now been concluded for the determination of o-nitrophenol in water using high performance liquid chromatography preceded by ionic liquid-based single drop microextraction.
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