氯硝西泮
萃取(化学)
阿普唑仑
沉积物
苯二氮卓
化学
环境化学
色谱法
安定
药理学
地质学
心理学
生物化学
医学
精神科
古生物学
受体
焦虑
作者
Chalder Nogueira Nunes,Vanessa Egéa dos Anjos,Sueli Pércio Quináia
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.envpol.2019.05.015
摘要
Alprazolam, clonazepam and diazepam are drugs belonging to the benzodiazepine class. These drugs might be important environmental contaminants in aquatic media. A total understanding of behavior and fate of drugs in aquatic environment is not available for these and other drugs. Thus, in this work, a complete optimization of sample treatment and extraction of analytes from sediments and water was described, as well a study of sediment/water distribution comparing it with sample characteristics. Ultrasound for 10 min and 3 steps using 3 mL of extraction solvent were chosen as the stirring form for extraction. A methanol/water (1:1) solution pH 12 was the best extraction solvent. Aiming to eliminate interferences, an addition of 10 μL of NaCl 3.06 mol L-1 was necessary after each step of extraction. Sediment and water samples were characterized, presenting different values on physical-chemical parameters. Six distinct sample sets of water and sediments were spiked with each benzodiazepine and analyzed. Kd values varied from 1.4 to 9.2 L kg-1 for clonazepam, 1.8-11.5 L kg-1 for alprazolam and 2.31-12 L kg-1 for diazepam. A principal component analysis showed high dependence on Kd with sample characteristics mainly related to sediments. In the systems, whose sediments presented high levels of clay, silt and organic matter, the drugs presented a great interaction with the solid part of the system, increasing the Kd value. Koc values varied from 149.25 to 634.13 L kg-1 for clonazepam, 186.57-852.48 L kg-1 for alprazolam, and 194.68-1189.81 L kg-1 for diazepam.
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