Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes

Potentiometric detection of lipophilic drugs such as clenbuterol, ambroxol and bromhexine in standard-bore cyano and narrow-bore hybrid, reversed-phase HPLC systems was developed to enable specific determination of these mucolytic agents in some marketed oral-formulations. The macrocycle and podant-...

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Autores principales: Bazylak, G., Nagels, L.J., Monge, M.E.
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spelling todo:paper_00095893_v57_n11-12_p757_Bazylak2023-10-03T14:08:39Z Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes Bazylak, G. Nagels, L.J. Monge, M.E. Column liquid chromatography Lipophilic drugs Pharmaceutical formulations Potentiometric detection acetonitrile ambroxol bromhexine clenbuterol hexakis(2,3,6,tri o octyl) alpha cyclodextrin ionophore macrocyclic compound mucolytic agent n,n,n'n' tetracyclohexyloxybis(2 phenyleneoxy)diacetamide polyvinylchloride unclassified drug acidity aqueous solution article electrode lipophilicity liquid membrane potentiometry priority journal reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography separation technique signal noise ratio standardization ultraviolet radiation waveform Potentiometric detection of lipophilic drugs such as clenbuterol, ambroxol and bromhexine in standard-bore cyano and narrow-bore hybrid, reversed-phase HPLC systems was developed to enable specific determination of these mucolytic agents in some marketed oral-formulations. The macrocycle and podant-type, neutral ionophores, respectively: hexakis(2,3,6-tri-O-octyl)-α-cyclodextrin (CDX) and N,N,N′,N′-tetracyclohexyl-oxybis(o-phenyleneoxy)diacetamide (TOPA), were used to construct PVC-based, liquid membrane electrodes. In acidic aqueous-acetonitrile, mobile phases both ionophores improved the sensitivity of these electrodes for mucolytic agents when compared to single-wavelength UV detection - as well as with the ionophore-free based electrode. In the case of bromhexine, indicating highest lipophilicity (logP 6.40), detection limits of 2.6 × 10-10 and 1.4 × -10 M (injected concentration) were achieved with a signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio of 3 with the TOPA-modified, liquid membrane electrode in the variaus RP-HPLC systems. The results of procedures validated for simultaneous potentiometric determination of clenbuterol and ambroxol in tablets marketed in different countries are also presented. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00095893_v57_n11-12_p757_Bazylak
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topic Column liquid chromatography
Lipophilic drugs
Pharmaceutical formulations
Potentiometric detection
acetonitrile
ambroxol
bromhexine
clenbuterol
hexakis(2,3,6,tri o octyl) alpha cyclodextrin
ionophore
macrocyclic compound
mucolytic agent
n,n,n'n' tetracyclohexyloxybis(2 phenyleneoxy)diacetamide
polyvinylchloride
unclassified drug
acidity
aqueous solution
article
electrode
lipophilicity
liquid membrane
potentiometry
priority journal
reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography
separation technique
signal noise ratio
standardization
ultraviolet radiation
waveform
spellingShingle Column liquid chromatography
Lipophilic drugs
Pharmaceutical formulations
Potentiometric detection
acetonitrile
ambroxol
bromhexine
clenbuterol
hexakis(2,3,6,tri o octyl) alpha cyclodextrin
ionophore
macrocyclic compound
mucolytic agent
n,n,n'n' tetracyclohexyloxybis(2 phenyleneoxy)diacetamide
polyvinylchloride
unclassified drug
acidity
aqueous solution
article
electrode
lipophilicity
liquid membrane
potentiometry
priority journal
reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography
separation technique
signal noise ratio
standardization
ultraviolet radiation
waveform
Bazylak, G.
Nagels, L.J.
Monge, M.E.
Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
topic_facet Column liquid chromatography
Lipophilic drugs
Pharmaceutical formulations
Potentiometric detection
acetonitrile
ambroxol
bromhexine
clenbuterol
hexakis(2,3,6,tri o octyl) alpha cyclodextrin
ionophore
macrocyclic compound
mucolytic agent
n,n,n'n' tetracyclohexyloxybis(2 phenyleneoxy)diacetamide
polyvinylchloride
unclassified drug
acidity
aqueous solution
article
electrode
lipophilicity
liquid membrane
potentiometry
priority journal
reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography
separation technique
signal noise ratio
standardization
ultraviolet radiation
waveform
description Potentiometric detection of lipophilic drugs such as clenbuterol, ambroxol and bromhexine in standard-bore cyano and narrow-bore hybrid, reversed-phase HPLC systems was developed to enable specific determination of these mucolytic agents in some marketed oral-formulations. The macrocycle and podant-type, neutral ionophores, respectively: hexakis(2,3,6-tri-O-octyl)-α-cyclodextrin (CDX) and N,N,N′,N′-tetracyclohexyl-oxybis(o-phenyleneoxy)diacetamide (TOPA), were used to construct PVC-based, liquid membrane electrodes. In acidic aqueous-acetonitrile, mobile phases both ionophores improved the sensitivity of these electrodes for mucolytic agents when compared to single-wavelength UV detection - as well as with the ionophore-free based electrode. In the case of bromhexine, indicating highest lipophilicity (logP 6.40), detection limits of 2.6 × 10-10 and 1.4 × -10 M (injected concentration) were achieved with a signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio of 3 with the TOPA-modified, liquid membrane electrode in the variaus RP-HPLC systems. The results of procedures validated for simultaneous potentiometric determination of clenbuterol and ambroxol in tablets marketed in different countries are also presented.
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author Bazylak, G.
Nagels, L.J.
Monge, M.E.
author_facet Bazylak, G.
Nagels, L.J.
Monge, M.E.
author_sort Bazylak, G.
title Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
title_short Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
title_full Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
title_fullStr Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
title_full_unstemmed Macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various HPLC modes
title_sort macrocycle versus podant-type neutral ionophore in potentiometric detection of mucolytic agents following separation by various hplc modes
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00095893_v57_n11-12_p757_Bazylak
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