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Reported Methods
Analytical Methods for Single Drug
Table 2: Summary of Analytical Methods for Single Drug
SR NO
1.
METHOD
HPLC[5]
2.
TLCDensitometry
[6]
3.
RIA[7]
2.
Spectrophotometry[9]
3.
Spectrophotometry[10]
4.
HPLC[11]
5.
HPLC[12]
6.
RP-HPLC [13]
7.
RP-HPLC[14]
8.
RP-HPLC[15]
9.
RP-HPLC[16]
10.
RP-HPLC[17]
RP-HPLC[18]
12.
RP-HPLC[19]
13.
GC[20]
CONCLUSION
Presented systematic review covers the current analytical methods for the
determination of Chlorpheniramine in pharmaceutical and biological samples. The
limitation of the reported methods requires developing new optimized method which would
be suitable for intended analytical purpose for analyzing the content of Chlorpheniramine in
pharmaceutical and biological samples. The new trends and advances for quantification of
Chlorpheniramine are based on using high-pressure liquid chromatography which is widely
available and flexible method . The HPLC method could be automated; there are different
column fillings; different solvents with different polarity as mobile phases and different
detection modes. The faster time, high sensitivity, specificity and better separation
efficiency enable HPLC to be used frequently for the simultaneous qualitative and
quantitative determination of Chlorpheniramine in the comparison with the other methods.
The development of a new established method should reduce existing analytical problems
as well as improving the resolution which can give accurate results for the concentration
of all Chlorpheniramine samples and could be used for routine analysis.
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