in loss on drying Why follows on constant weight not more than
0.5 mg, any region



in loss on drying Why follows on constant weight not more than 0.5 mg, any region..

Answer / venkat

Loss on drying means to determine the percentage of water and volatile substance ,constant weight deterrence below or eqval to o.5 mg represent accepted level of loss on drying results,while constant weight difference is more then 0.5mg indicates the sample was completely not drying.

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