Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: Following Initial Success in Phase I With Traditional Pfas Compounds Using Solvent-based Extraction, This Phase Ii Study Proposes Novel Solvent-free Extraction Methods-thermal Desorption (TD) And/or Purge-and-trap (P&T) - Coupled With Gas Chromatography-mass Spectrometry (GC-MS). Successful Implementation of These Innovative Solventless Techniques Will Deliver a Scalable, Cost-effective Tool for Comprehensive Personal Exposure Monitoring, Supporting Both Research and Consumer Markets by Providing Timely and Accurate Assessments of Individual Pfas Exposure.activities to Be Performed: Activities Proposed for This Phase Ii Project Include Research of Novel Solvent-free Extraction Methods Thermal Desorption (TD) And/or Purge-and-trap (p&t)coupled With Gas Chromatography-mass Spectrometry (GC-MS). These Approaches Aim to Significantly Reduce Extraction Time, Costs, and Contamination Risks Inherent in Conventional Methods.expected Outcomes: the Novel Solvent-free Extraction Methods to Be Developed in Phase Ii Are Expected to Significantly Reduce Extraction Time, Costs, and Contamination Risks Inherent in Conventional Methods.intended Beneficiaries: Households, Military Organizations, and First Responders Within the United States.subrecipient Activities: the Award Recipient Does Not Intend to Make Any Subawards.
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