CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELECTROCHEMICAL-BEHAVIOR STUDY OF PIROXICAM IN DIFFERENT AQUEOUS-ORGANIC MEDIA AND ELECTRODES BY USING POLAROGRAPHIC AND VOLTAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES
M. Gonzalez et al., CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELECTROCHEMICAL-BEHAVIOR STUDY OF PIROXICAM IN DIFFERENT AQUEOUS-ORGANIC MEDIA AND ELECTRODES BY USING POLAROGRAPHIC AND VOLTAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES, Electroanalysis, 6(5-6), 1994, pp. 497-504
A study of the electrochemical behavior of piroxicam has been carried
out by dc polarography, classical and differential pulse mode voltamme
tric techniques, as well as by classical and differential pulse mode a
dsorptive cathodic stripping voltammetry (AdCSV), in methanol/H2O(20/8
0% v/v) and acetonitrile/H2O(20/80% v/v) media. Several parameters, su
ch as pH, temperature, scan rate, ad-accumulation potential, and accum
ulation time, elucidate the piroxicam reduction mechanism and establis
h analytical methods, mainly by AdCSV, obtaining a detection limit of
2.4 x 10(-11) M.