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Abstract
Volatile and non-volatile nitrosamines are determined at subparts per million levels in a continuous, inexpensive, low-temperature procedure when samples are compatible with the aqueous-alcoholic solvents. Individual nitrosamines are resolved by gradient elution on appropriate HPLC columns, converted to nitrite ion by ultra-violet light, combined with modified Griess reagent and the red-colored product measured at 540 nanometers. Inorganic nitrite may be determined and two, organic compounds are known to interfere. The detection level for N-nitrosodimethyl amine is 0.1 parts per million.