ABSTRACT
Atmospheric Carbonyl Compounds ........................................... 96 6.1.2 Current Methodologies for Determination of
Atmospheric Carbonyl Compounds and Assessment of Pollution Sources ........................................................................... 97 6.1.2.1 Sampling Methods for Collection of
Atmospheric Carbonyl Compounds .......................... 97 6.1.2.2 Laboratory Methods for Determination of
Atmospheric Carbonyl Compounds .......................... 98 6.1.3 Problems and Issues ...................................................................... 98
6.2 Methodologies for Sample Cleanup and Analyte Enrichment .............99 6.2.1 Preparation and Test of Molecularly Imprinted Polymers
for Sample Cleanup .......................................................................99 6.2.2 MIP/SPE for Selective Analyte Enrichment by
Incorporation of MIPs in SPE..................................................... 101 6.2.3 Evaporation for Increasing Analyte Concentration ................ 103
The rising global concern on air pollution in particular for toxic pollutants give rise to the needs and requirements for their monitoring in ambient air and the associated new analytical methods developed for their monitoring and environmental impact assessment. As the control limit for toxic pollutants are extremely low, sample cleanup and analyte enrichment are required prior to their determination.
