Determination of coumarin in wastes from the production of illegal gas oil

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Coumarin in sulfuric acid-pitch/alkali-sludge was determined by GC/MS after an acidified liquid-liquid extraction of alkaline sample extracts. Shading at alkali extraction brought about a good result, and this was probably due to the prevention of UV-rays, which isomerize coumarin in an alkaline solution to trans-o-hydroxycinnamate anion. Outdoor samples of alkali-sludge and sulfuric acid-pitch contained 0.16~0.43 mg/kg and 51~72 mg/kg of coumarin, respectively; and these samples were thought to be derived from production of illegal gas oil. © 2010 The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry.

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Sugaya, K. (2010). Determination of coumarin in wastes from the production of illegal gas oil. Bunseki Kagaku, 59(5), 405–409. https://doi.org/10.2116/bunsekikagaku.59.405

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