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<title>Indonesia Journal of Pharmacy Vol 28 no 4 October-Desember 2017</title>
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<edition>Vol 28 no 4 October-Desember 2017</edition>
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<note>ABSTRACT
The reference method for simultaneous analysis of drugs is
chromatography, however, this technique is expensive, complex,
and needs excessive sample preparation; therefore, some simple
methods like UV spectroscopy is proposed. Assisted with
multivariate calibration, it is possible to analyze drugs using UV
spectroscopy without prior separation. This study is intended to
use UV spectroscopy coupled with multivariate calibration of partial
least square (PLS) for simultaneous analysis of paracetamol (PCT),
propyphenazone (PROPI), and caffeine (CAFF) in tablet dosage
form. The calibration model was prepared by developing a series
20 mixture of PCT, PROPI and CAFF with certain composition
randomly and its absorbance was measured at wavelength of
220-313nm with an interval of 3nm. The performance of
calibration model was assessed by coefficient of determination
(R2
), root mean square error of calibration (RMSEC) and root
mean square error of cross validation (RMSECV). The R2 values
for the correlation between actual values of PCT, PROPI and CAFF
and predicted values using UV-spectroscopy combined with PLS
were 0.9994; 0.9878; and 0.9919, respectively. The calibration
errors expressed with RMSEC were 0.027%, 0.082% and 0.043%
for PCT, PROPI and CAFF, respectively. While, during cross
validation using &ldquo;leave one out&rdquo; technique, RMSECV values
obtained were 0.062%, 0.095% and 0.982%, respectively for
PCT, PROPI and CAFF. The level of drugs obtained were
226.76&plusmn;14.49 mg/tablet (equivalent to 90.70% from labeled
claim) for PCT, 135.74&plusmn;11.23 mg/tablet (equivalent to 90.49%
from labeled claim) for PROPI and 51.69&plusmn;2.35 mg/tablet
(equivalent to 103.38% from labeled claim) for CAFF.
Keywords: UV-spectrophotometry, multivariate calibration, partial least
square, paracetamol, caffeine, and Propyphenazone.</note>
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