Abstract

Is to develop a method for determining 2.4-dimethylhydroxybenzene (2.4-DMHOB) in biological material. The analytical methods used in the experiments were extraction, column chromatography of normal pressure, TLC, GC-MS and HPLC. To extract the analyte from the bioactive matrix, maceration with the binary insulating agent acetone-ethyl acetate (3:7) was used, observing the 2:1 mass ratio of the «insulating agent-matrix». Optimal conditions of semi-preparative analyte chromatography were achieved in column (150×10 mm) of «Silasbor» S-18 sorbent in elution with a mixture of acetonitrile-water (7:3), which was used in the proposed cleaning scheme, combining extraction and reversed-phase column chromatography. The application of the mobile phase of tetrachloromethane-dioxane (9.5:0.5) has been substantiated for the selective determination of 2.4-DMHOB by TLC («Sorbfil» plates). The expediency of confirming identification of the analyte in the form of 2.4-dimethyltrymethylsilylphenol using GC-MS (DB-5MS EVIDEX column (25.000×0.2 mm), stationary phase (5%-phenyl)-methylpolysiloxane, carrier gas - helium) has been shown. The group of characteristic particles in the mass spectrum of trimethylsilyl analyte derivative was represented by 45; 59; 73; 82; 91; 105; 119; 135; 149; 163; 179; 194 m/z ions. HPLC (Discovery C18 250×4.6 mm column, eluting liquid - acetate buffer solution with pH 5.5 - acetonitrile, 50:50) was used to confirm the identification and quantification of 2.4-DMHOB. A method for determining 2.4-DMHOB by the HPLC method in biological material (liver tissue) is proposed, which corresponds to the criteria of linearity, selectivity, accuracy, precision and stability. The minimum detectable quantity of 2.4-DMHOB in the bioactive matrix is 0.5 µg/g, the minimum determined quantity is 1.2 ug/g.

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