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I'm working on a formaulation of clindamycin in gelatine particles. I've tried to create a method for separation and quantification of the liberated clindamycin on a capillary electrophoresis system. So far I have problems with gaining suitable electropherogram
What is the problem? The baseline is high, I'm getting very wide big peaks,although the concentration of clindamycin is suitable for the CE system. The current is high cca 200 micro ampers.
The analysis of clindamycin contains mixture of acetone and water as solvent and maybe little bit of gelatina. Is the gelatina possible problem maker for this type of separation.
And could you propose me a method for determination and quantification of clindamycin by CE or other separative technique (HPLC for example)
Thanks
Best regards,
Zoran
