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Second derivative UV spectroscopy was applied to the determination of amoxycillin in oral suspensions. The method does not require prior separation. The second derivative response values were linear (r=0.9995) in the concentration range 3.32–55.36 μg/ml at 280.7 nm. The method was applied to commercial products. It is precise, accurate and rapid.
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