Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
hii,
i'm had a sample of 1L that gone through extraction &
evaporation. i used 0.5ml of methanol for reconstitution
before injecting the sample to HPLC. i made a calibration
curve using a standard solution but now i'm confused about
how to display the concentration i got from the sample. for
ex. i got 0.2ug/ml how i'm gonna explane this is for the 1L
?
please help .. i'll really appreciate it
thanks
- 1 Answers
- 4189 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer / ayyash
i think it reconstitution amount won't matter as long it's the same for all samples .. so the concentration of the sample should the represent the 1L !! so i think you can say the 0.2ug/ml is actually 0.2ug/L
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 3 No |
what is the difference between LOSS ON DRYING IN ORDINARY OVEN TECHNIQUE AND VACUUM OVEN TECHNIQUE
what is polarity and how to calculate
perchloric acid&glacal acetic acid both are acids but reaction is complete in volumetric titrations.how?
What is the formula for relative diffrence for standard solution in solution stability in validation?
how to calculate elemental impurities?
What is difference between oos
From where require to take the RLD sample?
why using buffers in hplc inteed of water
what is difference between GC & GC-HS
can some other acids like nitric acid or HCl can be used in the calibration of UV.Vis. spectrophotometer????
Why the same type of columns showing different RT for a single product?
In kf constant term 16 what it is explain ?
Organic Chemistry 
