“…10 Hydrazine (HZ) is a toxic substance and may be present in INH-based pharmaceuticals preparations as one of the decomposition products. 11 Various analytical techniques, such as titrimetry, 12,13 spectrophotometry, [14][15][16] spectrofluorometry, 17 atomic absorption, 18 chemiluminescence, 19 electroanalytical techniques, 20,21 kinetic determination, 22 flow injection, 23,24 thin layer chromatography, 25,26 capillary electrophoresis 27,28 and liquid chromatography [29][30][31][32] have been used for the quantitation of INH in pharmaceutical preparations and biological samples. Liquid chromatography with UV detection is carried out either by measuring the perse absorbance of INH at 263 nm or by precolumn derivatization with a suitable derivatizing reagent.…”