Abstract
We have studied conditions for metaprote extraction from water solutions with pH indices 1 – 12.45. We have also established that metaprote is maximally extracted with chloroform with pH index 6.86 – 9.19, with chloroform-acetone mixture 9:1 with pH index 4.01 – 12.45. We have determined the probability of UV spectrophotometry application for detection and identification of metaprote in extracts. The results received are recommended for use in development of method of metaprote isolation from biological liquids and its detection and identification with UV spectrophotometry for chemical and toxicological analysis
Highlights
We have studied conditions for metaprote extraction from water solutions with pH indices 1 – 12.45
We have established that metaprote is maximally extracted with chloroform with pH index 6.86 – 9.19, with chloroform-acetone mixture 9:1 with pH index 4.01 – 12.45
We have determined the probability of UV spectrophotometry application for detection and identification of metaprote in extracts
Summary
We have studied conditions for metaprote extraction from water solutions with pH indices 1 – 12.45. UV SPECTROPHOTOMETRY APPLICATION FOR IDENTIFICATION OF CONDITIONS FOR METAPROTE EXTRACTION FROM WATER SOLUTIONS Для его использования необходимо знать условия экстракции изучаемого препарата из водных растворов. Препарат растворяли в воде очищенной, спирте этиловом, 0,1 М растворе кислоты хлороводородной и 0,1 М растворе натрия гидроксида.
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