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Full text: R&D-Project - Identification of organic compounds in the North and Baltic Seas

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Table 48: CH4/CH2CI2-NICI-MS determination of average molar mass and average chlorine content of 
PCAs present in sediments from the Baltic and North Sea and of the reference standards used for quanti 
fication (see Tomy et al. (1997)). This procedure required sediments with levels >50 ng/g dw. 
sPCAs 
mPCAs* 
Sample 
calculated 
molecular 
weight [g/mol] 
calculated 
chlorine 
content [%] 
calculated 
molecular 
weight [g/mol] 
calculated 
chlorine 
content [%] 
2001 a 
710 
Baltic Sea 
379 
55 
394 
49 
715 
Baltic Sea 
361 
53 
387 
48 
718 
Baltic Sea 
358 
56 
381 
48 
721 
Baltic Sea 
391 
55 
391 
49 
2002 a 
710 
Baltic Sea 
358 
54 
373 
47 
721 
Baltic Sea 
364 
55 
378 
47 
KS 
11 
North Sea 
348 
53 
365 
46 
2003 b 
KS 8 
North Sea 
345 
53 
400 
50 
KS 11 
North Sea 
341 
53 
381 
47 
2004 b 
710 
Baltic Sea 
337 
53 
391 
49 
715 
Baltic Sea 
341 
53 
384 
48 
718 
Baltic Sea 
338 
53 
377 
46 
721 
Baltic Sea 
344 
53 
398 
49 
ECKFBU 
Baltic Sea 
350 
53 
395 
49 
ODER 
Baltic Sea 
337 
53 
373 
46 
RUDEN 
Baltic Sea 
342 
53 
382 
47 
KS 8 
North Sea 
334 
53 
366 
45 
KS 11 
North Sea 
358 
53 
392 
48 
*molecular weight and chlorine content calculated on basis of the C14.15CI4.10 
5.8 Appendix 3: Overview analysed samples and applied 
techniques 
Table 49 and Table 50 summarises all available information about samples such as 
sampling site, sampling date, species, gender, pooled individuals and applied measuring 
techniques for both screening, final quantification as well as determination of formula 
and congeners group patterns.
	        
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