Research Article
A Derivative Spectrometric Method for Hydroquinone Determination in the Presence of Kojic Acid, Glycolic Acid, and Ascorbic Acid
Table 2
Comparison of the proposed method with the reported spectrometric methods for HQ determination.
| Analytical signal/working conditions | Linear range, μg·mL−1 | Application | Ref. |
| /HQ in H2SO4 | 2–12 | Body lotions | [22] | /HQ in methanolic solution | 10–50 | Cosmetic creams | [21] | /HQ + O2 + NH4VO3 in 2-propanol : water 1 : 1 | 0.025–2 | Cosmetic creams | [27] | /HQ in H2SO4 | 10–26 | Cosmetic creams | [23] | /HQ + (NH4)2MoO4 + 10% H2SO4; 20-minute reaction time, 100°C | 10–100 | Skin whitening formulations | [29] | /HQ + KMnO4 in alkaline medium; 30–35-minute reaction time | 1–26 | Pharmaceuticals | [28] | /HQ in the presence of KA, AA, and GA + K2Cr2O7 in H2SO4, instantaneous reaction; room temperature | 0.22–22 | Synthetic mixtures | Present work |
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