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Analytical Methods for Food and Environmental Pollutants: Current and Future Perspectives, 2nd Edition

This special issue belongs to the section “Analytical Chemistry“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Modern analytical chemistry has been described as an effort to detect the increasing number of exotic and emerging contaminants present at trace levels. The acquisition of accurate chemical data in food and environmental systems and effective management of pollutants are essential for food quality and safety and for environmental preservation, respectively. This Special Issue aims to cover the most significant developments and innovative uses of analytical methods in the investigation of relevant pollutants. Contributions focusing on the following areas of pollutant analysis are warmly invited:

  • Sampling (passive sampling, improving sample representativeness).
  • Sample preparation (new developments for enhanced solvent extraction, alternative phases for sorptive extraction, new configurations and strategies in microextraction).
  • Analytical instrumentation (hyphenated techniques using mass spectrometry for organic pollutants, atomic spectrometry for trace metals and metalloids, sensors and biosensors in field pollution control).
  • Chemometric tools (quantitative methods and statistical evaluation).

Dr. Julia Martín
Prof. Dr. Esteban Alonso
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • emerging pollutants
  • food samples
  • environmental samples
  • sampling
  • sample preparation
  • analytical instrumentation
  • chemometric tools

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Molecules - ISSN 1420-3049