2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.talanta.2009.06.009
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Prediction of photosensitivity of 1,4-dihydropyridine antihypertensives by quantitative structure-property relationship

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“…Gradual decreases of absorbance signals of the DHP chromophoric group were observed in regions 340-400 and 230-250 nm. Simultaneous appearance and increase of a new peak in region 260-310 nm was observed, which was due to the formation of the pyridine group, in agreement with our previous studies (14)(15)(16). The sequence of the recorded spectra for all studied compounds evidenced the formation of photodegradation products.…”
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“…Gradual decreases of absorbance signals of the DHP chromophoric group were observed in regions 340-400 and 230-250 nm. Simultaneous appearance and increase of a new peak in region 260-310 nm was observed, which was due to the formation of the pyridine group, in agreement with our previous studies (14)(15)(16). The sequence of the recorded spectra for all studied compounds evidenced the formation of photodegradation products.…”
Section: Photostability Studysupporting
confidence: 90%
“…In our previous studies (14)(15)(16)(30)(31)(32), the infl uence of sample concentration on the photodegradation profi le was demonstrated. However, in this study, degradation kinetics and the number of photoproducts remained unchanged with increasing concentration of analytes.…”
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