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2 results about "Ammonium Muriate" patented technology

A method for determining the content of zinc gluconate oral solution

PendingCN122283040AEthylic acidGluconic acid
This application discloses a method for determining the content of zinc gluconate oral solution, belonging to the field of pharmaceutical quality testing technology. The method uses disodium ethylenediaminetetraacetate titration, adding ammonium fluoride and Eriochrome Black T indicator to an ammonium chloride buffer system. Titration continues until the solution changes from purple-red to blue-green and remains unchanged for 30 seconds. The zinc gluconate content is calculated based on the titration volume. This method eliminates interference from sample color and excipients, accurately determines the endpoint, and has demonstrated good specificity, precision, accuracy, and stability through experiments. It is suitable for determining the content of near-colorless samples, samples with deepened color, samples tested at high temperatures, and commercially available samples from different manufacturers. The method is simple to operate, low in cost, and can meet the routine quality control requirements of zinc gluconate oral solution.
Owner:HARBIN PHARM GROUP SANJING PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD

ATTRACTIVE FORMULATION FOR BLOOD-BORNING INSECTS AND ITS USE IN A BLOOD-BORNING INSECT TRAP

PendingMX2024013989AField testsMicrobiology
The present invention describes an attractant formulation for blood-sucking mosquitoes, characterized by its non-unpleasant odor, composed of linalool (10-15% v / v), lactic acid (1-10% v / v), hexanoic acid (0.1-1% v / v), and ammonium chloride (0.1-1% v / v). Although linalool is traditionally a repellent, in combination with these compounds, it acts as a mosquito attractant. This formulation improves the user experience by eliminating strong, unpleasant odors, allowing its use inside homes. The formulation is incorporated into insect traps by means of a fan that diffuses the mixture. The trap is designed with a pyramidal chamber containing openings for mosquito entry, an adhesive material on the inner walls, and a mesh that prevents mosquitoes from being drawn into the fan.In field tests, the trap proved to be as effective as the standard BG-Sentinel trap, but with the advantage of being more accepted in indoor environments due to its pleasant olfactory profile, which improves its potential for use within homes.
Owner:UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON