Phenol-selective mass spectrometric analysis of jet fuel.

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2017
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Abstract
Bromobenzyl compounds react selectively with phenols via the Williamson ether synthesis. An imidazolium charge-tagged bromobenzyl compound can be used to reveal phenol impurities in jet fuel by analysis via electrospray ionization mass spectrometry. The complex matrix as revealed by Cold EI GC/MS analysis is reduced to a few simple sets of compounds in the charge-tagged ESI mass spectrum, primarily substituted phenols and thiols. Examination of jet fuels treated by different refinery methods reveals the efficacy of these approaches in removing these contaminants.
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Authors Zhu, Haoxuan;Janusson, Eric;Luo, Jingwei;Piers, James;Islam, Farhana;McGarvey, G Bryce;Oliver, Allen G;Granot, Ori;McIndoe, J Scott;
Journal The Analyst
Year 2017
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10.1039/c7an00908a
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