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A molecularly-imprinted polymer-based bulk optode successfully determined ivabradine hydrochloride in Procoralan with recovery values of 89-99.8% and standard deviations <1.2.
A novel molecularly-imprinted polymer-based optode allows for rapid and selective determination of ivabradine hydrochloride in pharmaceutical preparations.
coefficients of IVH over sodium, magnesium, and glucose were improved by 5, 4 and 2 orders, when compared to the previous sensor that operated with the molecular interaction mechanism. The selectivity improvement in miptode is due to the Key-Lock fitting (host-guest molecular recognition) between the MIP particles and the template IVH molecule which is transduced with the ion-exchange process of the chromoionophore. The miptode has a response time of 1-2 minutes, and a reliable lifetime of two months. The miptode was applied successfully for the determination of IVH in the pharmaceutical preparation Procoralan® with recovery values of 89-99.8% with low standard deviations of <1.2.
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Abdel‐Haleem et al. (2022) studied this question. Molecularly-imprinted polymer-base bulk optode (miptode) vs. previous sensor was evaluated on Determination of ivabradine hydrochloride in Procoralan®. A molecularly-imprinted polymer-based bulk optode successfully determined ivabradine hydrochloride in Procoralan with recovery values of 89-99.8% and standard deviations <1.2.
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