Review highlights TDSIS effectiveness in analyzing nitrogen-containing pesticides in complex matrices, suggesting practical applications and limitations.
This review presents Thermal Desorption Surface Ionization spectrometry (TDSIS) for analyzing nitrogen-containing pesticides in complex matrices. The "Iskovich" spectrometer offers a detection limit of 10⁻¹⁰–10⁻¹¹ g and a linear range of 2,5–4,5 orders. TDSIS demonstrates high selectivity for nitrogenous compounds. Practical applications in honey and plant extracts are discussed, along with limitations including matrix effects and emitter poisoning.
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