2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.saa.2007.01.024
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Application of spectrophotometric, densitometric, and HPLC techniques as stability indicating methods for determination of Zaleplon in pharmaceutical preparations

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“…The amounts of compounds are determined by comparing the peak area of the unknown band to a standard curve from reference materials chromatographed under the same condition [18]. The developed TLC-densitometric method depends on the difference in R f values of AB (R f =0.21) and PA (R f =0.31) (Figure 3).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The amounts of compounds are determined by comparing the peak area of the unknown band to a standard curve from reference materials chromatographed under the same condition [18]. The developed TLC-densitometric method depends on the difference in R f values of AB (R f =0.21) and PA (R f =0.31) (Figure 3).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Nanoparticles were separated by ultracentrifugation (Sigma Laborzentrifugen GmbH., Germany) at 20,000 rpm for half an hour. The concentration of free Za in the collected supernatant was determined by a reported high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) method with some modifications 25 . The HPLC system consists of autosampler (Waters ® 717), controller (Waters ® 600) and tunable absorbance UV detector (Waters ® 486).…”
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“…In modern analytical laboratory, there is always a need for significant stability indicating methods of analysis [1,2]. An ideal stability indicating method quantifies a drug and resolves its degradation products [3].…”
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“…The method of Kaiser[22] was used for the selection of optimum wavelength set which assured the best sensitivity for the determination. A series of sensitivity matrices, K, was created for each binary mixture and for every pair of preselected wavelengths: A1,2 and m B1,2 are the slopes of the components A and B at the two selected wavelengths(1,2).The determinants of these matrices were ϭϭ calculated and the wavelength set selected for which the highest matrix determinant value was obtained.…”
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