Intelligent reflex targeted reinjection workflow for pesticide screening in food matrices

Robust and reliable screening methods for pesticide analysis in food matrices are a continuous point of challenge with the growing number of matrix samples, varying detection limits, and a continuously expanding list of emerging contaminants. Data-independent acquisition (DIA) methods allow users to simultaneously screen for targets of interest while also evaluating valuable information on unknown compounds. Agilent Technologies demonstrates a DIA methodology for the screening of pesticides in a complex matrix with the Agilent Revident Q-TOF LC/MS. Plus, discover how intelligent reflex automated targeted reinjection has been used for the acquisition of compounds screened as present or questionable.