@article{PAR00012138, title = {{S}olid-phase microextraction and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for quantitative determination of chlordecone in water, plant and soil samples}, author = {{S}oler, {A}. and {L}ebrun, {M}. and {L}abrousse, {Y}oan and {W}oignier, {T}.}, editor = {}, language = {{ENG}}, abstract = {{I}ntroduction. {C}hlordecone ({OLD}), an organochlorine formerly used to control the banana black weevil, is strongly adsorbed on soils, particularly on andosols. {A} simplified analytical procedure for the quantitative determination of chlordecone residues in water and micro-samples of soil and plants was compared with a standard method. {M}aterials and methods. {T}he procedure combines a simplified sampling protocol and a 10-min solid phase microextraction ({SPME}), followed by gas chromatographic separation ({GC}) and mass spectrometric ({MS} and {MS}/{MS}) identification. {Q}uantitation of {OLD} used a standard addition method with zero extrapolation. {F}irst, seventy samples were analysed using the proposed method and the standard method based on hot solvent extraction. {S}econd, fifteen soil samples were analysed with two {SPME} methods followed by {GC}-{MS} but using {OLD} labelled with 013 as an internal standard or the proposed method. {R}esults and discussion. {T}he detection ({LOD}) and quantitation ({LOQ}) limits of our {SPME} extraction procedure were determined for {GC}-{MS} and {GC}-{MS}/{MS} with water, plant (pineapple roots) and soil samples: in water for {MS}/{MS}, {LODMS}/{MS}-water = 0.5 ng.{L}-1, {LOQ}({MS}/{MS}-water) = 2.0 ng.{L}-1; in andosol for {MS}/{MS}, {LODMS}/{MS}-soil = 15.0 ng.kg(-1) dw, {LOQ}({MS}/{MS}-soil) = 80.0 ng.kg(-1). {D}ata from the seventy contaminated soils obtained with the proposed method and the standard method showed a correlation coefficient of r = 0.86. {D}ata obtained by the two {SPME}/{GC}-{MS} quantitation procedures showed a correlation of r = 0.8073. {C}onclusion. {T}he method proposes a simplified sample preparation and extraction of {OLD} in water, plant and soil samples, with no solvent manipulation and which is not time-consuming. {T}he {LOD} and {LOQ} were similar to those obtained with other currently used methods. {T}he method is reliable and accurate and may be considered as a good tool for research purposes.}, keywords = {{F}rance ({M}artinique) ; chlordecone ; extraction ; analytical methods ; quantitative analysis ; water analysis ; soil analysis ; tissue analysis ; {MARTINIQUE}}, booktitle = {}, journal = {{F}ruits}, volume = {69}, numero = {4}, pages = {325--339}, ISSN = {0248-1294}, year = {2014}, DOI = {10.1051/fruits/2014021}, URL = {https://www.documentation.ird.fr/hor/{PAR}00012138}, }