“…p-Chloranil has been used as chromogenic reagent for the determination of several drugs, such as fluoxetine and sertraline [26,27], paroxetine [27], salbutamol [28], nortriptyline [29], tranquillizers and antidepressants [30], trimetazidine dihydrochloride [31], b-adrenergic blockers [32], dicyclomine hydrochloride [33], omeprazole [34], isoprenaline and methyldopa [10]. These methods are based on the interaction between electrons donors (drugs) and p-chloranil, which acts as an electron acceptor producing intensely colored charge transfer complexes (Scheme 1) [35].…”