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A rapid and sensitive method for the determination of trace carbaryl in water by using diallyl phthalate-europium ( Eu3+) as fluorescent probes was developed. The interaction between Eu3+ and diallyl phthalate and carbaryl was studied by high resolution mass spectrum, and the fluorescence spectra change of complexes before/after binding with carbaryl was also investigated. The influence factors of fluorescence intensity including solution pH and interferent were studied. The results showed that two diallyl phthalate molecules were complexed with one Eu3+to form stable complexes. Carbaryl could also interact with the probe to form multiple complexes, which significantly increased the fluorescent efficiency of the probe. At pH 9. 0 of solution and by using 245/615 nm as excitation/emission wavelength, the fluorescence intensity showed good linear relationship with the carbaryl concentration ranged from 6. 25í10-8 mol/L to 2. 50í10-6 mol/L, and the linear correlation coefficient was 0. 9968. The detection limit of the method was 9. 6í10-9 mol/L. Water samples were extracted by acetonitrile, and then detected by europium ( Eu3+)-diallyl phthalate fluorescent probe. The recovery of the method was 91. 8%-94. 5%, while RSD was within 6. 1%. The method is suitable for the rapid determination of carbaryl in water samples.
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AIM: To compare the impacts of adriamycin(ADM) intermittent and continuous heat infusion on respiration, heart rate and temperature of the rabbit as well as the concentration of ADM in VX-2 tumor for the verification of the safety and effectiveness of intermittent heat infusion through VX-2 transplanted tumor model in rabbit liver.METHODS: VX-2 tumor models were established respectively in the thighs of 30 New Zealand rabbits. All 30 rabbits were randomly allocated into three groups with 10 rabbits each. After catheterizing into femoral artery, which was demonstrated as the supply artery of tumors by digital subtraction angiography(DSA), animals in three groups were infused with 100 mL saline at normal temperature and ADM, 100 mL saline at 60 ℃ and ADM continuously and 100 mL saline at 60 ℃ and ADM intermittently respectively. During infusion, the 43 ℃ to 45 ℃ lasting time in the tumor tissues of the two 60 ℃ groups was measured. After infusion, the respiration(time/minute), heart rate(beats/minute) and temperature(℃ )of the rabbits in each group as well as the concentrations of ADM in tumor tissue were measured immediately.RESULTS: The concentration of ADM was (7. 1 ± 2.2) mg/L in normal temperature infusion group, (17.2 ± 1.6) mg/L in 60 ℃ continuous infusion group and(16.5 ±3.4) in 60 ℃ intermittent infusion group. There were significant differences among three groups( F = 48.95, P = 0. 000), but there was no significant difference between 60 ℃ intermittent infusion group and 60 ℃ continuous infusion group( P ＞ 0. 05). 43℃ to 45 ℃ lasting time was(22.5 ±1.4) minutes in 60 ℃continuous infusion and (24.3±2.4)minutes in 60 ℃intermittent infusion group( F =4.20, P ＞ 0.05) . There were significant differences among three groups in respiration, heart rate and temperature( F = 14. 58, 33.07, 10.00, P ＜ 0.01), but there was no significant difference in the respiration, heart rate and temperature between 60℃ intermittent infusion and normal temperature infusion group ( P ＞ 0. 05).CONCLUSION: Intermittent thermochemotherapy is a more effective and safe interventional thermochemotherapy method compared with continuous heat infusion.