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-Nitrous acid(or sodium nitrite in acid) reacts with the primary aromatic amine group to produce a diazonium salt. The reaction is quantitative. Ar-NH2 + HNO2 +HCl Ar-N+N.Cl-
-The nitrosamine is followed by tautomerisation & loss of a molecule of water. -The final product is diazonium salt.
-Heterocyclic amines(aminothiazole or aminopyridines) can also be diazotised. -The salts are handled in water. Explosive if isolated or dried. -The method serves as an analytical process via a direct titration of the amine with nitrous acid.
-Nitrous acid solution is unstable. -So that the titration carried out by titrating an acidic solution of the primary aromatic amine with a sodium nitrite solution. -Indicator used is External indicator(starch iodide paper or paste). -After titration, a drop of the titrating solution containing the excess of nitrous acid produces a blue-colour on starch-iodide paste.
-End-point may be detected by amperometrically & potentiometrically(interference or problem by nitroaromatic diazonium salt can be avoided)
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Cognate determinations:
Benzocaine,Dapsone,Primaquine phosphate & tablets,Procainamide hydrochloride & injection, Procaine hydrochloride,Sulphacetamide sodium & eye ointment,Sulphadimidine & tablets, Sulphadimidine sodium & injection,Sulphadoxine, Sulphamethizole & tablets,Sulphamethoxazole, Sulphamethoxypyridazine & tablets, Sulphapyridine & tablets,Sulphathiazole & tablets.
Succinylsulphathiazole:Determination of the percentage of C13H13O5N3S2 calculated with reference to the substance dried to constant weight at 105C.
Coupling: -The colourless diazonium salt is very reactive. -Reacts with suitable coupling reagent (Ar -H) , e.g. a phenol & aromatic amine. -The product is an azo derivative.
Ar-N N + (Ar -H) Ar-N=N-Ar + H+
-Azo derivatives are coloured & have an absorption maxima at visible region.
-Coupling occurs in electron rich position 4 of the reagent. 1)Assay of primary aromatic amine:Sulphonamide etc.
2)Assay of phenol:
References: i) A.H.Beckett/J.B. Stenlake:Practical pharmaceutical chemistry. ii)Keneth A. Connors:A textbook of pharmaceutical analysis. Iii)Takeru higuchi Pharmaceutical analysis.