On-column amperometric detection of ofloxacin and pasiniazid in urine by capillary electrophoresis with an improved fractured joint and small detection cell
Ss. Zhang et al., On-column amperometric detection of ofloxacin and pasiniazid in urine by capillary electrophoresis with an improved fractured joint and small detection cell, ANALYST, 126(4), 2001, pp. 441-445
An improved high-voltage electric field isolating joint and small detection
cell have been carefully designed and fabricated. The joint possesses shor
t steady time, high electric conductance efficiency and high performance. T
he cell is convenient to install and remove the capillaries with and withou
t the joint, as well as to fix, adjust and insert the microelectrode into t
he detection capillary. Using the joint and the cell, an analytical method
for determination of ofloxacin (Oflx) and pasiniazid (Ipa) in urine by capi
llary electrophoresis with on-column amperometric detection was developed.
The calibration lines were linear in the range of 10-100 mg 1(-1) of Oflx a
nd 1.0-50 mg 1(-1) of Ipa, respectively. The detection limits were 8.5 mg 1
(-1) of Oflx and 0.80 mg 1(-1) of Ipa. Their recovery ranged from 101 to 10
4%. The accuracy and intra-day and inter-day reproducibility of Oflx and Ip
a were determined with satisfactory results. This method was successfully u
sed for determining Oflx and Ipa in human urine.