Carbonium Tetrachloride in urine by detector MS-head space

Carbonium Tetrachloride in urine by detector MS-head space (code  GC17510) – 100 tests package.

INSIGHTS
Carbon Tetrachloride (or Tetrachloromethane) (CCl4) also known as freon 10, is a synthetic compound used in laboratories, as a solvent in agriculture, as pesticide and in industries as a chemical intermediate in the production of fluorocarbons and for metal cleaning. At room temperature it is a non-polar liquid, volatile and very toxic because it’s able to start radical chain reactions degrading cellular membranes.

Principle of the  Method:

This method determines the tetrachloromethane urinary GC/MS headspace. The tetrachloromethane is first diluted and then is directly injected into GC.

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