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What is the difference between specified impurity and Identified impurity

3 Answers   Glenmark,

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give clarity of linearity and range in method validation

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what is the peak purity concept?

5 Answers   Graviti Pharmaceuticals, Vimta Labs,

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How they found 1mL of K.F reagent is equivalent to 5mg of water and if we change the composition of K.F reagent, is it can neutralize more amount of water?

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priciple of gc & hplc? (properly describe)

2 Answers   Cadila, Cipla, Reddy Labs,

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What is the difference between ROI & sulphates ash?

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What the difference in loss on drying and residue on ignition

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why hexadecane is used in calibration of FID IN GC THERE IS NO REMAINING SOLVENTS

1 Answers   DRL, Hetero, MSN,

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How much carbon loading in nomalphase columns?

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why we are using hexane in calibration of number of drop per mL

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reasons for negative peaks in chromatography

5 Answers   DRL,

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Dear Sir, This is Thirunavukkarasu am working in Ordain Health Care AR&D, Am Having one problem While doing method development my question Metadoxine and Pyridoxine same chemical nature and structural activity i tried lot of methods but Analyte eluted same Retantion time i cant separate both peaks. solubility, pH both are same only only difference melting point metadoxine 210 C Pyridoxine 102 C please do the help needful for me

5 Answers   Ordain Solutions,

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