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    Analysis of VOCs in complex

    samples

    John R. Dean

    Northumbria UniversityEmail: [email protected]

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    O

    O

    Ethylbutanoate

    O

    1-Octen-3-one

    O S

    Methional

    O

    OH

    Isovaleric acid

    (3-methylbutanoic acid)

    O

    OH

    2-Methoxyphenol

    (Guaicaol)

    OH

    2-Phenylethanol

    NH

    3-Methylindole

    (skatole)

    VOCs

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    O

    O

    Ethylbutanoate

    Fruity, apple O

    1-Octen-3-one

    Mushroom, metallic

    O S

    Methional

    Boiled potato

    O

    OH

    Isovaleric acid

    (3-methylbutanoic acid)

    Sweaty

    O

    OH

    2-Methoxyphenol

    (Guaicaol)

    Spicy, burnt, sweetOH

    2-Phenylethanol

    Wine

    Roses, sweet

    NH

    3-Methylindole

    (skatole)

    Faecal

    VOCs(60)

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    Malodour on Laundry

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    Trap

    To GC

    Purge gas

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    Consumer washing machinesDirect olfactive

    analysisDHS-GC-O/MS

    Swabs of surfaces

    within machines

    Fabrics washed inmachines

    HS-SPME-GC-O/MS Microbiological

    testsHS-SPME-GC-O/MS

    Microbiological

    tests

    Overview of experimental

    Direct olfactive

    analysis

    Microbiological

    tests

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    Consumer washing machinesDirect olfactive

    analysisDHS-GC-O/MS

    Swabs of surfaces

    within machines

    Fabrics washed inmachines

    HS-SPME-GC-O/MS Microbiological

    testsHS-SPME-GC-O/MS

    Microbiological

    tests

    Overview of experimental

    Direct olfactive

    analysis

    Microbiological

    tests

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    Machine Definition Malodour? Make and Model Cycle chosen

    1 Brand new washing

    machine

    No Hotpoint Aquarius

    WF541 1400

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,

    52 mins

    2 Used WashingMachine

    No Miele HoneycombCare W3622

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,39 mins

    3 Consumer washing

    machine

    (Consumer 1)

    Yes (Grade 8) Bosch Exxcel 1400

    express, maxx

    freedom performance

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen

    (with wash plus), 50 mins

    4 Consumer washingmachine

    (Consumer 2)

    Yes (Grade 6) Hoover OptimaOPH714D 7kg 1400 Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,59 mins

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    Machine Definition Malodour? Make and Model Cycle chosen

    1 Brand new washing

    machine

    No Hotpoint Aquarius

    WF541 1400

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,

    52 mins

    2 Used WashingMachine

    No Miele HoneycombCare W3622

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,39 mins

    3 Consumer washing

    machine

    (Consumer 1)

    Yes (Grade 8) Bosch Exxcel 1400

    express, maxx

    freedom performance

    Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen

    (with wash plus), 50 mins

    4 Consumer washingmachine

    (Consumer 2)

    Yes (Grade 6) Hoover OptimaOPH714D 7kg 1400 Cold wash, 800rpm, Woollen,59 mins

    Olfactive Grade Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3 Machine 4

    Drawer 0 0 4 2

    Rubber seal/Drum 0 1 8 6

    Sump 0 2 8 6

    Coin Trap 0 0 4 3

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    No. of colony

    forming units (k)Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3 Machine 4

    Drawer 0 0 39.9

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    No. of colony

    forming units (k)Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3 Machine 4

    Drawer 0 0 39.9

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    Consumer washing machinesDirect olfactive

    analysisDHS-GC-O/MS

    Swabs of surfaces

    within machines

    Fabrics washedin machines

    HS-SPME-GC-O/MS Microbiological

    testsHS-SPME-GC-O/MS

    Microbiological

    tests

    Overview of experimental

    Direct olfactive

    analysis

    Microbiological

    tests

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    Olfactory grading of fabrics /

    Washing machine 3 (n = 3)

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60

    Olfactorygrading(

    arbitrary

    scale)

    Time (hours)

    Terry-towel

    Fleece

    Washing machine

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    DHS-GC-O/MS of rubber

    seal of washing machine 3

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    Examples of peak identification*

    peaknumber GC-O GC-MS

    11 Floral, fragrant -pinene

    14 cheese, sulphur dimethyl trisulphide

    22 burnt, fatty, long-lasting nonanal

    28 sweet, floral, slightly burnt decanal

    * Known perfume components (e.g. Eucalyptol) and surfactants (at

    long retention times) were also detected

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    Consumer washing machinesDirect olfactive

    analysisDHS-GC-O/MS

    Swabs of surfaces

    within machines

    Fabrics washed

    in machines

    HS-SPME-GC-O/MS Microbiological

    testsHS-SPME-GC-O/MS

    Microbiological

    tests

    Overview of experimental

    Direct olfactive

    analysis

    Microbiological

    tests

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    Microbiological identification of

    bacteria from washing machines

    and

    MALDI-TOF-MS

    Analytical Profile Index (API) strips

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    Fabrics versus washing machines

    62 different microbes identified from 4

    washing machines

    45 different microbes identified from washed

    fabrics

    Majority of microbes were from

    environmental sources i.e. not pathogenic

    bacteria.

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    HS-SPME-GC-MS identification of

    VOCs from bacteria from washing

    machines and fabrics

    10 VOCs commonly identified from bacteria from

    washing machines and fabrics (fleece and Terry-

    towel).

    Dimethyl disulphide; 3-methyl-1-butanol; 2,4-

    dithiapentane; dimethyl trisulphide; 2-tridecanone;indole; 2-phenylethanol; isovaleric acid; isobutryric

    acid; and, 1-undecene.

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    HS-SPME-GC-MSofShewanel la pu trefaciens

    from washing machine

    Peak identifications:(1)dimethyl disulphide; (2) siloxane; (3) 2,4-dithiapentane; (4) siloxane;

    (5) dimethyl trisulphide; (6) unknown; (7) 2-nonanone; (8) 2-undecanone; (9) isovaleric acid

    NOTE: Shewanel la putrefaciensis a Gram-negative bacteria found in

    marine environments; it has a rotting fish smell.

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    Conclusions

    Evidence obtained that points to a possible

    link that contamination of fabrics occurs from

    washing machines.

    Based on the identification of the same bacteria in

    WM rubber seal and on fabrics.

    Potential VOC markers for both high levels of

    bacteria and malodour in washing machines aredimethyl disulphide and dimethyl trisulphide.

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    Gas Chromatography-Ion Mobility Spectrometer

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    Multi capillary column

    The MCC comprises a stainless steel tube, 20 cm x 3 mm ID,

    containing approximately 1200 parallel capillary tubes, 40 m ID,

    coated with 0.2 m film thickness of stationary phase.

    Stationary phases: Carbowax 20M (polyethylene glycol) and OV-5

    (5% - diphenyl, 95% - dimethylpolysiloxane)

    http://www.mcc-chrom.com/

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    Driftgas inlet

    Ionisationregion

    Drift region

    Faraday plate

    Outlet

    Sample inlet

    Electrical field

    BN-Shutter

    +

    ++

    ++

    ++

    +

    +

    Working principle of the IMS

    IMS Drift Tube

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    Driftgas inlet

    Ionisationregion

    Drift region

    Faraday plate

    Outlet

    Sample inlet

    Electrical field

    BN-Shutter

    +

    +++

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    Working principle of the IMS

    IMS Drift Tube

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    Driftgas inlet

    Ionisation

    region

    Drift region

    Faraday plate

    Outlet

    Sample inlet

    Electrical field

    BN-Shutter

    +

    +++

    ++

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    Signal

    Drift time / ms

    +

    Working principle of the IMS

    IMS Drift Tube

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    Drift time (ms)

    Retent

    iontime(s)

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    Formation of Reactant Ion Peak (RIP):

    N2 N2+ + e-

    N2+ + (H2O)m H

    +(H2O)m-1 + OH- + N2

    H+(H2O)m-1 H3O+(H2O)m-2

    RIP

    Formation of monomer, dimer and trimer:

    X + H3O+(H2O)m-2 XH+(H2O)m-3 + H2O

    [XH+(H2O)m-3 XH3O+(H2O)m-4]

    X + XH3O+(H2O)m-4 X2H

    +(H2O)m-5 + H2O

    [X2H+(H2O)m-5 X2H3O

    +(H2O)m-6]

    X + X2H3O+(H2O)m-6 X3H

    +(H2O)m-7 + H2O

    [X3

    H+(H2

    O)m-7

    etc]

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    Drift time (ms)

    Retent

    iontime(s)

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    Retentiontim

    e(s)

    Drift time (ms)

    2-Dimensional map of 14 VOCs

    4-methylvaleric acid

    dimethyl trisulfide

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    Compounds in mixture: ethylbutanoate, octanal, E-2-octanal, E-2-nonanal,

    (E,E)-2,4-nonadienal, (E,E)-2,4-decadienal, 1-decanol, 3-methylindole, 4-

    methoxybenzaldehyde, guaiacol, 2-phenylethanol, 1-dodecanol

    Column: Carbowax (polar) Incubation time: 10 min

    Carrier gas flow rate: 150 mL/min Incubation temperature: 95 oC

    Drift gas flow rate: 500 mL/min Sample in Vial: 2 mL

    Column temperature: 30 - 80 oC Injection volume: 2.2 mL

    IMS temperature: 45 oC Measurement run time: 11 20 mins

    RIP voltage: Positive Syringe temperature: 95 oC

    Trigger duration: 100 s

    Electric field along IMS tube: 2 kV

    Typical operating conditions

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    Acknowledgements