Modifications in the Phenolphthalein Method for Spectrophotometric Estimation of Beta Cyclodextrin
Anuj Goel, Sanjay Nene
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Anuj Goel, Sanjay Nene
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Abstract The phenolphthalein solution used in the assay of β‐Cyclodextrin is not stable and undergoes spontaneous decolorization. There is linear decrease in absorbance of phenolphthalein with time. This causes a continuous increase in error with time which is as high as 80% after one hour. A simple procedure is described in the paper to circumvent this problem allowing reproducible and reliable results to be obtained. A single reagent assay was developed by incorporating phenolphthalein in Na 2 CO 3 solution. This resulted in stable absorbance readings and increased the linearity of assay up to 200μg/ml of β‐cyclodextrin.
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Abstract The phenolphthalein solution used in the assay of β‐Cyclodextrin is not stable and undergoes spontaneous decolorization. There is linear decrease in absorbance of phenolphthalein with time. This causes a continuous increase in error with time which is as high as 80% after one hour. A simple procedure is described in the paper to circumvent this problem allowing reproducible and reliable results to be obtained. A single reagent assay was developed by incorporating phenolphthalein in Na 2 CO 3 solution. This resulted in stable absorbance readings and increased the linearity of assay up to 200μg/ml of β‐cyclodextrin.
Key concepts: Phenolphthalein, Absorbance, Cyclodextrin, Reagent, Chromatography, Chemistry, BETA (programming language), Beta-Cyclodextrins