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Oregon Pesticides on Raptor ARC-18 by LC-MS/MS

LC_FF0624
PeakstR (min)Precursor Ion Product Ion 1Product Ion 2Mode
1.Daminozide0.61161.144.1143.2+
2.Acephate1.73184.0143.195.1+
3.Oxamyl2.11237.172.190.1+
4.Flonicamid2.45230.1203.1174.1+
5.Methomyl2.25163.188.1106.1+
6.Thiamethoxam2.29292.0211.1181.1+
7.Imidacloprid2.43256.1209.1175.1+
8.Acetamiprid2.57223.0126.156.1+
9.Dimethoate2.53230.0199.1125.1+
10.Thiacloprid2.65253.0126.090.1+
11.Aldicarb2.78116.089.270.2+
12.Dichlorvos2.91220.9109.179.2+
13.Imazalil2.99297.0159.0201.0+
14.Carbofuran2.93222.1123.1165.2+
15.Propoxur2.92210.1111.193.1+
16.Carbaryl3.00202.1145.1127.1+
17.Naled3.27397.8127.1109.1+
18.Metalaxyl3.27280.2220.2192.2+
19.Spiroxamine3.37298.3144.2100.2+
20.Chlorantraniliprole3.30489.9452.9285.9+
21.Phosmet3.35318.0160.177.2+
22.Azoxystrobin3.45404.0372.1344.1+
23.Fludioxonil3.51247.0180.0126.0-
24.Methiocarb3.52226.1169.1121.1+
25.Boscalid3.57342.9307.1140.1+
26.Paclobutrazol3.64294.370.1125.1+
27.Malathion3.65331.099.1127.2+
28.Myclobutanil3.73289.170.1125.1+
29.Bifenazate3.80301.0198.1170.2+
30.Spirotetramat4.02374.2302.1216.1+
31.Fipronil4.11436.8331.8251.9-
32.Ethoprophos4.11243.1131.197.1+
33.Fenoxycarb4.23302.188.1116.1+
34.Kresoxim-methyl4.36314.2267.2222.2+
35.Tebuconazole4.44308.170.1125.1+
36.Spinosad A4.71732.4142.298.1+
37.Diazinon4.61305.1169.2153.2+
38.Propiconazole4.71342.0159.069.2+
39.Clofentezine4.75303.01381102.1+
40.MGK 2645.10276.3210.298.1+
41.Spinosad D5.17746.5142.398.4+
42.Trifloxystrobin5.24409.2186.1145.1+
43.Prallethrin5.24301.2105.2123.2+
44.Pyrethrin II5.45373.1161.0133.2+
45.Piperonyl butoxide6.02356.3177.2199.2+
46.Chlorpyrifos6.09349.9198.097.1+
47.Hexythiazox6.19353.1228.1168.1+
48.Etoxazole6.65360.2141.1304.2+
49.Spiromesifen6.70273.2255.2187.2+
50.Pyrethrin I6.87329.2161.2105.2+
51.Fenpyroximate7.10422.5366.2138.1+
52.Cypermethrin7.11433.1191.0127.1+
53.Permethrin trans7.64408.3183.2355.1+
54.Permethrin cis7.96408.3183.2355.1+
55.Abamectin7.97890.5305.4567.4+
56.Etofenprox8.08394.3177.2359.3+
57.Bifenthrin8.29440.0181.2166.2+
58.Acequinocyl9.53386.0344.2189.1+
ColumnRaptor ARC-18 (cat.# 9314A12)
Dimensions:100 mm x 2.1 mm ID
Particle Size:2.7 µm
Pore Size:90 Å
Temp.:40 °C
Standard/SampleOregon pesticide standard #1 (cat.# 32586)
Oregon pesticide standard #2 (cat.# 32587)
Oregon pesticide standard #3 (cat.# 32588)
Oregon pesticide standard #4 (cat.# 32589)
Oregon pesticide standard #5 (cat.# 32590)
Oregon pesticide standard #6 (cat.# 32591)
Diluent:Acetonitrile
Conc.:50 ng/mL
Inj. Vol.:2 µL
Mobile Phase
A:Water, 2 mM ammonium formate, 0.1% formic acid
B:Methanol, 2 mM ammonium formate, 0.1% formic acid
Time (min)Flow (mL/min)%A%B
0.000.5955
1.500.53565
8.500.5595
9.500.50100
10.500.50100
10.600.5955
12.000.5955
DetectorShimadzu 8045 MS/MS
Ion Source:Electrospray
Ion Mode:ESI+/ESI-
Mode:Scheduled MRM
InstrumentShimadzu Nexera X2
Sample PreparationA 1 ppm stock sample was prepared by adding 1.67 µL of each standard to 990 µL of acetonitrile in a 2.0 mL amber, short-cap vial (cat.# 21142) capped with a 9 mm short cap (cat.# 24497). The sample was briefly vortexed. A 50 µL aliquot was further diluted into 950 µL of acetonitrile.
NotesSome compounds traditionally analyzed by GC were not LC amenable. These compounds, and the mixes that contain them, are:
Chlorgenapyr (32587)
Cyflurthrin (32590)
Pyridaben (32588)
Methyl parathion (32591)