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The conditions for the determination of norsulfazol (I), sulfadimezine (II)
, ethazole (III), sulfamethoxypyridazine (IV), sulfadimethoxine (V), sodium
sulfacyl (VI), sulfalene (VII), sulgin (VIII), and bucarban (IX) as their
derivatives of 4,6-dinitrobenzofuroxan using spectrophotometry and thin-lay
er chromatography were selected. The best results were obtained at 490-500
nm using polar solvents and their aqueous mixtures of pH 6.68 as analytical
media. The analytical range for sulfanilamides was 0.5-6.0 mu g/mL. The li
mits of detection (mu g/mL) were 0.24 for I, 0.28 for II, 0.43 for III, 0.1
8 for IV, 0.25 for V, 0.54 for VI, 0.54 for VII, 0.17 for VII, and 0.31 for
IX. Sulfanilamides were determined in pharmaceuticals (tablets, ointments,
and drops) and biological fluids (protein hydrolyzates, urine, blood serum
, and whole blood). A simple rapid method for the determination of the phen
otype of biotransformation by the type of acetylation was developed based o
n the studies of the kinetics of the excretion of II from the human body wi
th urine.