Triple-quadrupole mass spectrometry studies of nitroaromatic emissions from different diesel engines.
Triple-quadrupole mass spectrometry studies of nitroaromatic emissions from different diesel engines.
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不同柴油发动机硝基芳烃排放的三重四极杆质谱研究。
DOI:
10.1021/es00114a002
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
A. Li
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作者:
T. Henderson;J. D. Sun;R. Royer;T. M. Harvey;D. Hunt;J. Fulford;A. Lovette;W. Davidson;C. Clark;A. Li
Triple-quadrupole mass spectrometry (MS/MS) has been used to compare nitroaromatic emissions from two different types of diesel engines, a direct-injection, sin-gle-cylinder engine and an indirect-injection V-8 engine. The low level of nitropyrenes/nitrofluoranthenes in ex-haust extracts may be due in part to the low pyrene con-tent of the reference fuel used. Addition of pyrene to reference fuel resulted in increased pyrene in exhaust ex-tracts, but only minordifferences in mutagenicity. Only about 1/1000 of the total mutagenicity from complete reaction with N02 appeared to have occurred during diesel exhaust and soot collection on filters. Fractionation with Me2SO was found to be useful in separating aliphatic hydrocarbons from mutagenic activities and in concen-trating nitroaromatic compounds for MS/MS analysis. Concentration of certain nitroaromatic compounds was necessary for isobutane chemical ionization MS/MS, while atmospheric pressure MS/MS appeared capable of de-tecting nitroaromatic compounds even in unfractionated extracts. MS/MS comparisons of concentrated samples of differing mutagenicities showed the main differences were increased ion intensities of dinitro compounds in more mutagenic samples. It is concluded that the polynitro compounds may be of more significance than mononitro compounds in the mutagenic activities that have been found associated with diesel soot.