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            Spiked Milk Samples and Recovery
            A blank milk  sample and two spiked samples of  13
            mixed standards in the same blank were obtained from
            an analytical  laboratory, labeled as Blank, S1 (spiked
            100 μg/L) and S2 (spiked 1,000 μg/L). The blank milk
            matrix was analyzed first and the result showed no any
            detection of the 13 bisphenols studied.
            The chromatogram of spiked sample S1 is shown in
            Fig. 5. The quantitative results and recovery data of the
            13 bisphenols in both samples are tabulated in Table 3.
            In both samples, the measured concentrations  of
            BADGE-H 2O-HCI are higher than the expected levels
            with a recovery around 130 %. On the other hand, three
            compounds  with longer retentions (peaks 11 to 13)
            exhibit much  lower concentrations as expected and
            low recovery of about 40 % and 60 %.

                                                                      UHPLC-RF Chromatogram of Spiked Milk Sample S1
                                                                 (100 μg/L). The Sample was Diluted with Water for Two Time
                                                                             Prior to Injection (10 μL)



                   Table 3  Analysis Results of Spiked Milk Samples for 13 Bisphenols Determined by the UHPLC-RF Method Established
                                                               Spiked S1                   Spiked S2
              ID #       Name           Ret Time (min)
                                                        Conc. (μg/L)  Recovery %    Conc. (μg/L)  Recovery %
               1       BFDGE-2H2O          7.9            115.0          115          1140.8        114.1
               2       BADGE-2H2O          9.5            114.5         114.5         1123.6        112.4
               3          BPF              13.4           114.9         114.9         1152.4        115.2
               4          BPA              18.1           114.1         114.1         1162.9        116.3
               5      BADGE-H2O-HCL        19.4           131.3         131.3         1284.9        128.5
               6       BADGE-H2O           19.9            91.1          91.1         983.1         98.3
               7      BFDGE-2HCL-1         26.9            79.3          79.3         947.6         94.8
               8      BFDGE-2HCL-2         27.8            90.5          90.5         983.0         98.3
               9        BFDGE-1            28.9            68.6          68.6         823.8         82.4
              10        BFDGE-2            30.0            77.2          77.2         824.2         82.4
              11       BADGE-2HCL          31.8            47.3          47.3         668.9         66.9
              12       BADGE-HCL           33.0            43.3          43.3         635.7         63.6
              13         BADGE             34.3            37.4          37.4         563.7         56.4



              Conclusions
            An UHPLC method with using a high sensitivity      <References>
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            This new method shows high sensitivity to low μg/L   *  : United States Food and Drug Administration web site: Bisphenol
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            method was applied to spiked milk samples and the
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            and reliability in simultaneous determination of
            thirteen bisphenols in milk samples.














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