Whya the need of Specificity to do in Analytical Method
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Answer Posted / rc
The specificity of an analytical method is basically to
1) To prove the stability indicating ability of the method
2)To identify the possible degradation of the molecule
3)To determine the type of degradation the molecule is
susceptible to
4)To prove the mass balance
5)To know the various degradation path ways of molecule
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