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Voltammetric Analysis of Naproxen inGraphite Electrodes and Its Determination inPharmaceutical Samples



Páez Hernández, María Elena

2014

Voltammetric Analysis of Naproxen inGraphite Electrodes and Its Determination inPharmaceutical SamplesAguilar-Lira G.Y., Romero G.A.A., RojasHernandezA., Paez-Hernandez M.E.,Rodriguez-Avila J.A., Romero-RomoM.A.(2014) Electroanalysis 26 1573-1581


Abstract


The present work discuses new findings in the electrochemistry of naproxen over graphite electrodes. This new approach, allows the proposal of a simple and competitive low-cost method to carry out naproxen?s voltammetric quantification. Naproxen?s indirect quantification through an adsorption anodic wave was performed at a graphite bar electrode using differential pulse voltammetry. An anodic current maximum was recorded at a potential of ?0.3?V referred to a saturated Ag/AgCl reference electrode. The calibration plot having a correlation coefficient of 0.990, sensibility of 4.190.62?A?cm3?g?1, with detection and quantification limits of 0.68 and 3.3?g?cm?3, respectively.



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