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Detecting Antioxidant Behavior for Phenolic Content of Some Beauty Care Creams in Syrian Market
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- 1. Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Drug Quality Control, Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-Rachid Universiy, Damascus, Syria.
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Abstract: This work planned to assess the antioxidant prevention agent movement and phenolic content of 41 business restorative creams accessible on the homegrown market. The phenol still up in the air by the Folin-Ciocalteu strategy involving gallic corrosive as a norm. The cell reinforcement action of restorative creams was estimated utilizing the FRAP strategy (feric antioxidant prevention agent limit). 22.5% of the corrective creams inspected contained phenolic compounds between 2.89 -1.15 and 2.98-1.91 mg GAE/g cream. 57% of the corrective creams analyzed had antioxidant prevention agent action in this range 53 to 359μM IronII.
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