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THE determination of sodium gentisate (2 – 5 di-hydroxybenzoate) in urine is important because of the use of gentisate as a therapeutic in rheumatic fever, and the presence of sodium gentisate in urine after administration of sodium salicylate1.
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NANNINGA, L., BINK, B. Determination of Sodium Gentisate by Chromatography and Fluorescence. Nature 168, 389–390 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168389a0
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