determination of cyproheptadine-hydrochloride by precipitation with 3, 5-dintrosalicylic acid via the nag-4sx3-3d analyzer at 0-180˚

This study utilized the nag-4sx3-3d analyzer (four sources of white snow light-emitting diodes arranged in three rows corresponding to three detectors), a tool for optical, chemical, electronic, and detection based on receiving cumulative signals (no amplification is required). total travelling distance is 760 mm with regard to yz(mv)–t sec (d mm). it was selected for its precise calculation of the energy transducer profile (nag4x3) to accurately calculate the energy output detector. there was a goal to help scholars understand the technology better by giving them accurate information about the device. the technology provides a low-cost, efficient, precise, and responsive method. cph in pharmaceutical samples has been determined using the turbidity technique. this procedure does not require the use of any extra materials. cph is predicted to react immediately with 3,5-dnsa, resulting in the creation of a bright yellow precipitate. cyproheptadine has a linear range of 0.005 to 40 mm. the relative standard deviation (rsd%) for the n = 6 at 10 mm and 15 mm doses was substantially less than 0.15%. starting from the lowest concentration on the calibration curve and gradually diluting it, the limit of detection (lod) was found to be 163.958 ng per analyte, and the limit of quantification (loq) was found to be 245.632 μg/sample. the linear dynamic range has a strong correlation value (r = 0.9986) and a high percentage of linearity (r2% = 99.72), with recovery not less than 95.78%. the findings of the newly created approach were found to be similar to those of the previous technique (uv-spectrophotometric at a wavelength of 274 nm). the suggested method demonstrates enhanced sensitivity, utilizes a reduced quantity of chemicals, and yields superior outcomes compared to the reference approach, which involves 10 mm irradiation.