analysis of barbiturates
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ANALYSIS OF BARBITURATES
BY @@@ Mr.S @@@ Pharmaceutical Analysis & Quality Assurance, Vikas College Of Pharmacy, Vissannapeta.
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION - DEFINITION - HISTORY - ADVERSE EFFECTS - CLASSIFICATION - MECHANISM OF ACTION ANALYSIS OF BARBITURATES - COMMON METHODS AS PER I.P - QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS - QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS CONCLUSION REFERENCES
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INTRODUCTION DEFINITION “The drugs that acts as a central nervous system
depressants and for that reason they can induce a spectrum of reasons are called as the Barbiturates”
They are any class of sedatives and sleep inducing drugs derived from barbituric acid which means that they can cause sleep
Synonyms: Barbs, Downers, Sleepers, Red Dolls. HISTORY These are introduced before 1904,primarily they are
called as Dietheyl-Barbituric Acids. In 20th century, 2,500 barbiturates were synthesised. 50 of which were eventually employed clinically for
treating insomnia.
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o ADVERSE EFFECTS
Short Term Effects Slurred Speech Confusion Disorientation
Long Term Effects Coma Depression Death
o CLASSIFICATION
o Long Acting Barbiturates (Anti-Convulscents): Phenobarbitol,Mephobarbitolo Short Acting Barbiturates (Hypnotics): Pentobarbitol,Amobarbitolo Ultra Short Acting Barbiturates (Anaesthetics): Thiopentol,Methohexitol
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MECHANISM OF ACTION
Barbiturates acts on the channel modulatory site of GABAA receptor and potentiate the GABA mediated inhibitory effects by “increasing the duration of chloride channel opening.”
At higher concentrations, barbiturates directly increase chloride ion conductance i.e., they exhibit a GABA facilitatory action.
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ANALYSIS OF BARBITURATES COMMON METHODS AS PER I.P:- QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS:A) Nitrogenous Substituted Barbiturates: Dissolve 5mg of the substance under examination in 3ml
of a hot 0.2%w/v solution of cobaltus acetate in methanol,add 5mg of finely powdered sodium tetraborate and boil,a blue violet colour is produced.
B)Non-Nitrogenous Substituted Barbiturates: Dissolve 5mg of the substance under examination in 3ml
of methanol, add 0.1ml of solution containing 10%w/v of cobaltus nitrate and 10%w/v of calcium chloride, mix and add with shaking 0.1ml of dilute NaOH solution a violet blue colour and a precipitate are produced.
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Method: TLC Mobile Phase: chloroform : ethanol : strong ammonia solution (80:15:05) Test Solution: A 0.1% w/v solution of the substance in ethanol
(95%). Reference Solution: A 0.1% w/v solution of the corresponding
reference substance in ethanol (95%). Procedure :1. Apply to the plate 10µl of each solution.2. Allow the mobile phase to raise 18cm.3. Remove the plate ,allow to dry.4. Examine the plates under UV-Light at 254nm.5. The principal spot in the chromatogram obtained with the test
solution corresponds to that in the chromatogram obtained with the reference solution.
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STANDARD RF VALUES OF BARBITURATES (TLC):
Amobarbitol – 0.4 Allobarbitol – 0.31 Butobarbitol – 0.39 Cyclobarbitol – 0.35 Methyl pheno b – 0.41 Pentobarbitol – 0.44 Phenobarbitol – 0.29 Secobarbitol – 0.42 Vinybital – 0.4
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QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Qualitative Analysis of the barbiturates includes Barbiturates are prepared commercially as sodium salts
readily soluble in water or saline Colour – Yellowish or White Taste – Bitter Odour – Faint Garlic Odour
pH – 7.8 to 12.4 Incompatible for mixture with acidic solution of ringer
lactate. Decrease in alkalinity of solution by precipitation At room temperature stable for 6 days
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Quantitative Analysis of barbiturates includes Titrimetric Methods Direct Titration Indirect Titration…..etc.. Spectroscopy UV-Spectroscopy IR-Spectroscopy…….etc.. Chromatography Paper Chromatography Thin Layer Chromatography……etc.. Miscellaneous LC-MS GC-MS…….etc..
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TITRIMETRIC ESTIMATION OF ALLOBARBITAL
Allobarbital can be estimated by using acid-base titration
Dissolve 5mg of the allobarbital under examination in 3ml of a hot 0.2%w/v solution of cobaltus acetate in methanol.
Add 5mg of finely powdered sodium tetraborate and boil.
A blue violet colour is produced.
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SPECTROSCOPIC ESTIMATION OF CYCLOBARBITAL
Cyclobarbital can be estimated by the IR-Spectroscopy.
The sample of the cyclobatrbital is prepared by mixing 100mg of drug with the 100ml of the methanol (95%).
The sample is passed through the IR-Spectrophotometer and the principal peaks are observed at wavenumbers 1712,1684,1670,1770 cm-1
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ESTIMATION OF SECOBARBITAL BY TLC Method: TLC Mobile Phase: chloroform : ethanol : strong ammonia
solution (80:15:05) Test Solution: A 0.1% w/v solution of the substance in
ethanol (95%). Reference Solution: A 0.1% w/v solution of the
corresponding reference substance in ethanol (95%). RF Value of the secobarbital can be estimated by using
formula
Rf =
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Procedure :1. Apply to the plate 10µl of
each solution.2. Allow the mobile phase to
raise 18cm.3. Remove the plate ,allow to
dry.4. Examine the plates under
UV-Light at 254nm.5. The Rf value of the
secobarbital was found to be 0.42
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LC-MS ESTIMATION OF PHENOBARBITAL General procedure involved in estimation of
Phenobarbital by using LC-MS.
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CONCLUSION
I here by conclude that there is a much necessity for the study of analytical methods of Barbiturates as they are widely used class of drugs as Sedatives and Hypnotic agents……..
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REFERENCES• The Indian Pharmacopoeia1996
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