[Study on the multiwavelength coefficient spectrophotometry and its application].

S H Huang

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[Study on the multiwavelength coefficient spectrophotometry and its application].

S H Huang

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This paper reveals a general principle of multiwave length spectrophotometry and puts forward a multiwave length coefficient method to determine mixed components system. The determination of the coefficients and the connection between the coefficients with the method are discussed in the paper. Using several groups of coefficients, according to the method, a mixed components of chlorpromazine hydrochloride and promazine hydrochloride were assayed at the same time. The laboratory results of recoveries indicates that the precision and the accuracy are good, and, different coefficients do not make a notable impact on the method.

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S H Huang. 1991. [Study on the multiwavelength coefficient spectrophotometry and its application].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1957694/

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