Colorimetric and fluorimetric assay of azintamide in pharmaceutical formulations
Mansoura Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 1993; 9 (1): 108-115
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ABSTRACT
Simple, accurate and sensitive colorimetric and fluorimetric methods are described for the determination of the choleretic drug azintamide. The colorimetric methods are based on thionine formation, a blue colored compound, absorbing maximally at 600 nm. Thionine is formed by heating acidic azintamide solution with zinc powder in presence of p-phenylenediamine and then addition of iron [3] ammonium sulfate solution. The fluorimetric method is based on measurement of the previously formed thionine after extraction with n-butanol at 550 and 620 nm excitation and emission wave lengths, respectively. The colorimetric and fluorimetric methods were applicable over the concentration ranges of 50-250 and 10-50 ug ml-1, respectively. These methods were further applied for analysis of azintamide in pharmaceutical preparations and the results were in agreement with those obtained from direct UV spectrophotometric method:
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Amidas
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Inglés
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Mansoura J. Pharm. Sci.
Año:
1993
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