
pmid: 5796452
A more specific method of analysis of carbachol (carbamylcholine chloride) in aqueous solution is reported. The procedure requires the chlorination of the free N—H moiety which in turn is utilized to oxidize iodide to iodine. Quantitation is then accomplished by reacting this latter product with starch and measuring the resultant blue color. Limited data are also presented regarding the stability of aqueous solutions of carbachol.
Chemistry, Chemical Phenomena, Drug Stability, Methods, Carbachol, Colorimetry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Chemistry, Chemical Phenomena, Drug Stability, Methods, Carbachol, Colorimetry, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
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