2023, Vol. 3, Issue 1, Part B
Comparing the Ocimum sanctum Glycerol in different drug and vehicle ratio by FTIR and UV- Visible spectrophotometer
Author(s): Jigarkumar Dineshbhai Bhati, Bhadoria Suraj Singh, Pramanick Monimala, Chakraborthy GS and Desai Poorav
Abstract: Background: The research work preparing the Homoeopathic Medicated glycerol with the Ocimum sentum- Q, quality control done by UV- Visible spectrophotometer and FTIR.Methodology: The glycerol were prepared with the help of Standard Ocimum S in Drug in the definite proportion of vehicle as (1:1), (1:4), (1:9) glycerol without heating. The sample were divided into three main categories like Standard sample, Prepared sample and vehicle control sample. While passing under UV-Visible spectrophotometer take (3-4) ml samples in a sterile, clean cuvette from each groups and Placed one drop from each group over the lens of FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy).Results: The Maximum absorbance value of Ocimum Sanctum glycerol in (1:9) is 0.257 at 498.00 nm, Ocimum Sanctum glycerol in (1:4) is 0.264 at 608.00 nm, Ocimum Santum glycerol in (1:1) is 0.415 at 608.00 nm, Ocimum Sanctum Q is 0.618 at 607.00 nm. Whereas in FTIR revels the fragrant nitro bunch is an exemption (at different wavelength)Conclusion: Ocimum sanctum L. the critical presence of fragrant nitro bunch is an exemption. Such utilization of FTIR and UV-VIS ought to give the open door to comprehend the polyphenolic designs and phytochemicals pieces of natural tests to enhance regular meds Homoeopathic medicated glycerol of Ocimum sanctum gives better results in Drug and Vehicle ratio i.e (1:4) as compared to Drug and vehicle ratio i.e (1:4) (1:9).
DOI: 10.22271/27889262.2023.v3.i1b.70
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Jigarkumar Dineshbhai Bhati, Bhadoria Suraj Singh, Pramanick Monimala, Chakraborthy GS, Desai Poorav. Comparing the Ocimum sanctum Glycerol in different drug and vehicle ratio by FTIR and UV- Visible spectrophotometer. Nat J Pharm Sci 2023;3(1):79-84. DOI: 10.22271/27889262.2023.v3.i1b.70
