2003
DOI: 10.1016/j.aca.2003.08.050
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Fluorimetric determination of dopamine in pharmaceutical products and urine using ethylene diamine as the fluorigenic reagent

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“…High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method [11] was described for the determination of DPH with expensive apparatus. Additionally, Wang et al [12] reported the determination of DPH by fluorophotometry with narrow linear range, lower upper limit, and higher standard deviation. The spectrophotometry [13,14] was also used for determination of DPH in injection solution and produce experimental error because of oxidation treatment for chromogenic reagent.…”
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“…High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method [11] was described for the determination of DPH with expensive apparatus. Additionally, Wang et al [12] reported the determination of DPH by fluorophotometry with narrow linear range, lower upper limit, and higher standard deviation. The spectrophotometry [13,14] was also used for determination of DPH in injection solution and produce experimental error because of oxidation treatment for chromogenic reagent.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al 9 reported the determination of DPH by fluorophotometry, with a narrow linear range (0.02 -0.60 mg L -1 ), a lower upper limit, and a bigger standard deviation. The HPLC method 10 was described for the determination of DPH with an expensive apparatus.…”
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“…Several research groups have investigated the problems of detection sensitivity and selective determination methods for dopamine. Those methods include fluorimetry [4,5], spectrophotometry [6] and highly selective and sensitive determination with modified glassy carbon electrodes [7]. Recently, the molecular imprinting technique has been described as a versatile tool for cost-effective preparation of polymeric materials with affinity and selectivity towards specific desired molecules [8][9][10].…”
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