Not easily no. LC-UV could be a solution if you have good standards. Sample prep depending on how you do it can run in the tens of dollars per sample be it for

Not easily no. LC-UV could be a solution if you have good standards. Sample prep depending on how you do it can run in the tens of dollars per sample be it for GC or LC. It is not just about throwing a sample in a machine, you need to make calibration curves, and take matrix effects into account etc... Not a trivial problem and pretty time consuming.