What is related substance by HPLC impurity limits as per USP?
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what are the normalisation, internal standard and external standerd methods in HPLC.
why we are using benzene, anyline in acetic anhdride assay titration method?
when we use capillary and packed columns in gc
In Karl Fischer titration,What is the situation if the material tested is only soluble in water,and not soluble in the common solvents used such as methanol ?? [e.g. Iron III Hydroxide polymaltose]
why water factor is near about 5.0 in kf titration?
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I have compare C2H2-air and C2H2-N2O flame AAS on determination calcium. Both use same range of std to plot calibration curve. (2-6ppm) When i measure the sample with phosphate, KCl and LaCl, C2H2-N2O flame give false positive result, around 0.5ppm. When i measure the sample with phosphste, KCl and EDTA. C2H2-N2O flame also give 0.5ppm false positive. But both above mentioned sample would not give false positive when measured by C2H2-air flame. What is the reason?
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what is the difference between LOSS ON DRYING IN ORDINARY OVEN TECHNIQUE AND VACUUM OVEN TECHNIQUE
how to develop the shorter run time for pharmacopeial methods having 100 min run time?
what is role of pH in mobile phase
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what is the d/f b/w normality and molarity and molality..?
In HPLC calibration, caffeine is used as primary standard for wave length calibration due to caffeine is having dual maxima at 273 & 205 nm and one minima at 245 nm. Any body can give reference of these details from any pharmacopeia (with chapter no.) or any other authentic guideline?