Aluminum is the third most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust.Despite its ubiquitous nature it is present in small amount in living organisms.Aluminum toxicity has been implicated in the pathogenesis of renal distin...Aluminum is the third most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust.Despite its ubiquitous nature it is present in small amount in living organisms.Aluminum toxicity has been implicated in the pathogenesis of renal distinct clinical syndromes,including progressive and fatal encephalopathy and bone diseases.In the present study,Al was selected for the analysis by complexometric method.This method was based on the formation of a red colored ternary complex by the reaction of Aluminum with Aluminon(Aurin tricarboxylic acid triammonium salt)in the presence of micellar medium.The ternary complex of Aluminum with the surfactant Triton X-100 shows a maximum absorbance at 530 nm wavelength at pH 4.0 while with the sodium dodecyl sulfate it shows a maximum absorbance at 525 nm and at pH 5.0.The reaction was proceeded by the variation in pH and concentrations of surfactants,aluminon,aluminum.Their effects on the reaction of aluminum with aluminon complex in micellar media were recorded by UV-visible spectrophotometer.The reaction was found to be extremely rapid at room temperature.The system obeys Lambert Beer’s law between 0.24 and 21.74μg/mL concentrations with Triton X-100.The values of slope,intercept and correlation coefficients were 0.07,0.348 and 0.989,respectively.The concentration varied between 0.24 and 24.14μg/mL with sodium dodecyl sulfate and the values of slope,intercept and correlation coefficients were 0.029,0.148 and 0.962,respectively.The foreign ion effect was also tested by keeping the constant concentration of metal ion and determining its concentration in the presence of different foreign ions.The method was also applied for the determination of Al(III)in pharmaceutical formulations and water samples,which showed an excellent resemblance between reported and obtained results.展开更多
The kinetics of the reaction of Fast Green dye(FG)with cetylpyridinum chloride was studied in alkaline medium by UV-Visible spectrophotometer.Reduction of Fast Green dye was carried out by varying the fast green dye c...The kinetics of the reaction of Fast Green dye(FG)with cetylpyridinum chloride was studied in alkaline medium by UV-Visible spectrophotometer.Reduction of Fast Green dye was carried out by varying the fast green dye concentration,cetylpyridinum chloride concentration and concentration of sodium hydroxide.In the present study the reduction of dye was carried out in order to reduce the color content.The interaction of dye was carried out with reducing analyte(cetylpyridinum chloride).The rate of the reaction was determined by varying the above parameters at different temperatures.It was observed that the reduction followed pseudo first-order kinetics with respect to dye,surfactant,OH–ion concentration according to the following reaction pathway.reaction like entropy of activation(ΔS)and free energy of activation(ΔG)showed the extremely solvated states of transient complex which was less disorderly arranged than the oxidized form of dye,whereas Ea values reflects a high amount of energy required for the reduction of dye with cetylpyridinum chloride.展开更多
文摘Aluminum is the third most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust.Despite its ubiquitous nature it is present in small amount in living organisms.Aluminum toxicity has been implicated in the pathogenesis of renal distinct clinical syndromes,including progressive and fatal encephalopathy and bone diseases.In the present study,Al was selected for the analysis by complexometric method.This method was based on the formation of a red colored ternary complex by the reaction of Aluminum with Aluminon(Aurin tricarboxylic acid triammonium salt)in the presence of micellar medium.The ternary complex of Aluminum with the surfactant Triton X-100 shows a maximum absorbance at 530 nm wavelength at pH 4.0 while with the sodium dodecyl sulfate it shows a maximum absorbance at 525 nm and at pH 5.0.The reaction was proceeded by the variation in pH and concentrations of surfactants,aluminon,aluminum.Their effects on the reaction of aluminum with aluminon complex in micellar media were recorded by UV-visible spectrophotometer.The reaction was found to be extremely rapid at room temperature.The system obeys Lambert Beer’s law between 0.24 and 21.74μg/mL concentrations with Triton X-100.The values of slope,intercept and correlation coefficients were 0.07,0.348 and 0.989,respectively.The concentration varied between 0.24 and 24.14μg/mL with sodium dodecyl sulfate and the values of slope,intercept and correlation coefficients were 0.029,0.148 and 0.962,respectively.The foreign ion effect was also tested by keeping the constant concentration of metal ion and determining its concentration in the presence of different foreign ions.The method was also applied for the determination of Al(III)in pharmaceutical formulations and water samples,which showed an excellent resemblance between reported and obtained results.
文摘The kinetics of the reaction of Fast Green dye(FG)with cetylpyridinum chloride was studied in alkaline medium by UV-Visible spectrophotometer.Reduction of Fast Green dye was carried out by varying the fast green dye concentration,cetylpyridinum chloride concentration and concentration of sodium hydroxide.In the present study the reduction of dye was carried out in order to reduce the color content.The interaction of dye was carried out with reducing analyte(cetylpyridinum chloride).The rate of the reaction was determined by varying the above parameters at different temperatures.It was observed that the reduction followed pseudo first-order kinetics with respect to dye,surfactant,OH–ion concentration according to the following reaction pathway.reaction like entropy of activation(ΔS)and free energy of activation(ΔG)showed the extremely solvated states of transient complex which was less disorderly arranged than the oxidized form of dye,whereas Ea values reflects a high amount of energy required for the reduction of dye with cetylpyridinum chloride.
