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A simple automated method for the estimation of ammonia in perchloric acid supernate of blood or plasma using an ion-selective electrode (Orion Ammonia-selective electrode, Model 95-10) is described. The reliability of the proposed method has been checked against an ion-exchange resin procedure, which has been chosen as a standard procedure. Regression equation and correlation coefficient for the proposed method are y = 0.7 X + 10 and 0.945, respectively, as compared with the chosen standard method. Within-run and between-run precision are 2.1% and 3.5% respectively. The average percent recovery is 97.5% and a tentative range is 13-73 microgram/dl (9-52 micronmol/l) ammonia nitrogen.
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
October 1973,
Clinical chemistry,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
December 2018,
Environmental science & technology,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
November 1988,
Clinical chemistry,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
February 1982,
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
January 1982,
Journal de pharmacie de Belgique,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
September 1975,
Biochemical medicine,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
May 1982,
Critical care medicine,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
May 1983,
Clinical chemistry,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
January 1981,
Acta pharmaceutica Hungarica,
G C Moses, and
R J Thibert, and
T F Draisey
October 1977,
The Analyst,
