Some open access articles dedicated to extraction techniques

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We list here some recent articles dedicated to extraction techniques which are freely available on internet:

1. Dynamic solid phase microextraction analysis for airbornemethamphetamine: quantitation using isotopically substituted methamphetamine http://rsc.li/1klwykM

2. Novel Sorbents for Solid–Liquid Extraction http://bit.ly/1a8mZMf

3. Detection of methamphetamine in indoor air using dynamic solid phase microextraction: a supplementary method to surface wipe sampling http://rsc.li/1a8fNQj

4. Optimization of solid phase extraction chromatography for the separation of Np from U and Pu using experimental design tools in complex matrices http://rsc.li/1aHg6S7

5. Optimisation of the solvent extraction of bioactive compounds fromLophatherum gracile Brongn. using response surface methodology and HPLC-PAD coupled with pre-column antioxidant assay http://rsc.li/1dfKNDM

6. Preconcentration and determination of bisphenol A, naphthol and dinitrophenol from environmental water samples by dispersive liquid-phase microextraction and HPLC http://rsc.li/1eoWl43

7. Ultra-trace determination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons using solid-phase extraction coupled with HPLC based on graphene-functionalized silica gel composites http://rsc.li/1cATdTo

8. Gas chromatographic determination of three chlorophenols in toilet paper by ultrasonic assisted extraction and synchronous derivative dispersive liquid–liquid microextraction http://rsc.li/1lANcem

9. A graphene-coated magnetic nanocomposite for the enrichment of fourteen pesticides in tomato and rape samples prior to their determination by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry http://rsc.li/1igSyso

10. Enrichment and analysis of typically persistent organic pollutants at trace level using micro-solid phase extraction based on titanium dioxide nanotube arrays http://rsc.li/1ggKGWx 

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