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Bioassays and Risk Communication: Improved extraction methods for bioanalysis of very complex matrices : data

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Over time, bioanalysis tools have the capacity to contribute to monitoring strategies that will meet community expectations and ensure safe exposures to a wide range of water sources.

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Improved detection of the presence of chemicals in water will enhance risk assessment and inform future water management options in Queensland. Data in this collection was gathered during a project funded by the Urban Water Security Research Alliance, that aimed to improve the recovery of micropollutants through optimisation of extraction techniques for complex matrices.

Researchers conducted laboratory-based recovery experiments using several solid-phase extraction (SPE) phases in the presence of a defined 'cocktail' of compounds with variable physiochemical properties. GCMS/LCMS analysis (gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry) was undertaken.

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