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ASTM D6889

Standard Practice for Fast Screening for Volatile Organic Compounds in Water Using Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME)

Standard by ASTM, 2024-05-09

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ASTM D6889 is the ASTM standard for fast screening for volatile organic compounds in water using solid phase microextraction (SPME). It describes a practical approach for quickly evaluating water samples for VOCs with a technique designed to support efficient laboratory workflows. This makes the document relevant for organizations that need a structured screening method, consistent sample handling, and a reliable basis for comparing results in water testing and quality programs.

ASTM D6889 standard overview

ASTM D6889 focuses on a fast screening practice that uses solid phase microextraction to help identify volatile organic compounds in water. The standard title indicates a method centered on screening rather than broad analytical interpretation, which makes it useful for preliminary assessment and routine testing support. As an ASTM standard, it provides a technical reference that can help laboratories align procedures, improve consistency, and apply a common approach when evaluating water samples for VOC presence.

Where is ASTM D6889 used?

This standard is commonly used in laboratory settings that analyze water samples for volatile organic compounds and need a quicker screening workflow. It may be applied in environmental testing, water quality monitoring, and other analytical programs where water sample evaluation is part of routine control or investigation. ASTM D6889 is also relevant wherever SPME-based screening is used to support decisions about further testing, confirmatory analysis, or sample prioritization.

Practical importance of ASTM D6889

In practice, ASTM D6889 helps support more consistent screening of water samples by giving users a recognized technical practice for VOC evaluation. That can improve workflow efficiency, reduce uncertainty in early-stage testing, and assist with method selection or procurement decisions. For laboratories and quality-focused organizations, the standard is valuable because it supports repeatable screening, clearer internal procedures, and better alignment between testing expectations and actual analytical practice.

  • Fast screening approach for water samples
  • SPME-based volatile organic compound evaluation
  • Useful for routine laboratory workflows
  • Supports consistent screening practices
  • Helps guide follow-up testing decisions
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  • Publication Date: 2024-05-09
  • Publisher: ASTM

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