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Study on Quantitative Determination of Salicylic Acid in Aspirin with Spectrophotometry

Jiakai Li

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To discuss the rapid and accurate method for determination of salicylic acid in aspirin based on spectrophotometer technology.A violet complex was obtained when Fe3+ and salicylic acid were mixed together in proper conditions.By measuring the absorbance of aspirin solution in which salicylic acid as the impurity,and FeCl3 added as a colour developing agent,the quantity of salicylic acid in aspirin was determined.The conditions affecting the formation and stability of the complex were studied,such as pH,temperature,reaction time,the consumption of Fe3+.Under perfect conditions,the standard curve was achieved.The final results showed that in buffer solution of CH3COOH-CH3COONa,in which the pH value was 3,Fe3+ and salicylic acid produce a considerably stable complex by the ratio 1:1,and the reaction favorably finished within 10 minutes at room temperature.The wavelength of maximum absorption of the complex was 512 nm.The relative error of this determination was about 2.5%.

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To discuss the rapid and accurate method for determination of salicylic acid in aspirin based on spectrophotometer technology.A violet complex was obtained when Fe3+ and salicylic acid were mixed together in proper conditions.By measuring the absorbance of aspirin solution in which salicylic acid as the impurity,and FeCl3 added as a colour developing agent,the quantity of salicylic acid in aspirin was determined.The conditions affecting the formation and stability of the complex were studied,such as pH,temperature,reaction time,the consumption of Fe3+.Under perfect conditions,the standard curve was achieved.The final results showed that in buffer solution of CH3COOH-CH3COONa,in which the pH value was 3,Fe3+ and salicylic acid produce a considerably stable complex by the ratio 1:1,and the reaction favorably finished within 10 minutes at room temperature.The wavelength of maximum absorption of the complex was 512 nm.The relative error of this determination was about 2.5%.

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To discuss the rapid and accurate method for determination of salicylic acid in aspirin based on spectrophotometer technology.A violet complex was obtained when Fe3+ and salicylic acid were mixed together in proper conditions.By measuring the absorbance of aspirin solution in which salicylic acid as the impurity,and FeCl3 added as a colour developing agent,the quantity of salicylic acid in aspirin was determined.The conditions affecting the formation and stability of the complex were studied,such as pH,temperature,reaction time,the consumption of Fe3+.Under perfect conditions,the standard curve was achieved.The final results showed that in buffer solution of CH3COOH-CH3COONa,in which the pH value was 3,Fe3+ and salicylic acid produce a considerably stable complex by the ratio 1:1,and the reaction favorably finished within 10 minutes at room temperature.The wavelength of maximum absorption of the complex was 512 nm.The relative error of this determination was about 2.5%.

Key concepts: Salicylic acid, Absorbance, Aspirin, Chemistry, Spectrophotometry, Impurity, Absorption (acoustics), Chromatography

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