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In this paper, a novel polymerized fiber doped with metal-organic frameworks (UIO-66(Zr)-NH2) was developed in a capillary by microwave irradiation. The fiber was successfully prepared using 4-vinyl pyridine as the monomer and ethylene glycol dimethacrylate as the cross-linker to reinforce its durability. The resultant fiber was applied to extract sulfonylurea herbicides from environmental soil and water samples before analysis with high-performance liquid chromatography. The optimization of different parameters affecting solid-phase microextraction procedure was carried out. Under the optimum experimental conditions, the extraction capability of the hybrid fiber was two times greater than that of the polymer fiber without UIO-66(Zr)-NH2. The proposed hybrid fiber extraction method exhibited low detection limits (0.19-1.79 mu g/l), good precision (< 12.0%), and wide linear range (10-700 mu g/l). Satisfactory recoveries of sulfonylurea herbicides were obtained with spiked soil and water samples in the range of 75.7-94.2 and 82.2-95.3%, respectively.
