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Profenofos is an organophosphate widely used in Brazil as insecticide and acaricide in the control of pests in onions, corn, soybeans, coffee, tomato, cotton, beans, potatoes among others. Irradiation is a process used worldwide and recommended by many health agencies for food preservation. Food irradiation preserving process uses accelerated electrons, gamma rays or X-rays. Ionizing radiation treatment is applied to eliminate or to reduce the action of pathogens and to increase the shelf life of some foods. The objective of this study were (a) to evaluate the degradation of aqueous solutions of Profenofos by ionizing radiation, identify and quantify the formation of new products by GC-MS; (b) to analyze the effects of electron beam in peas inoculated with aqueous solutions of Profenofos; (c) to synthesize Molecularly Imprinted Polymer (MIP) and Molecularly Imprinted Silica (MIS), subsequently characterize the adsorbents in solid phase and check its selectivity for profenofos. The treatment with electron accelerators with 31.6 kGy dose promoted the formation of a new by-product and 93.40 % reduction of profenofos in aqueous solutions. In peas inoculated with 1 μg of profenofos by ionizing radiation of 30.4 kGy promoted a reduction of 57.46 % in the concentration of profenofos. Furthermore, the MIP and MIS were performed for solid phase extraction of profenofos. The MIS synthesized by sol-gel proved to be effective for the recognition molecular and selective extraction of profenofos. Keys words: Profenofos, Food Irradiation, Peas, Liquid-Liquid Extraction, Solid Phase Extraction, Quechers, Molecularly Imprinted Polymer, Molecularly Imprinted Silica

Degradação de profenofós em solução aquosa e em ervilhas processadas por feixe de elétrons e a síntese de polímeros impressos para extração seletiva desse pesticida