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Why some type of assays having limit 98% to102%? (if any compound
having assay limit 100)
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Answer / anand
Actual assay is 100% but + or - 2% is the error of the analyst and other factors like mc,potency....etc
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Answer / kishore
In the production they calculate againest 100%potency, and
they prepared the material. but in the process of
preparation it may chances to loose the the potency of
material. (ex: in mixing, blending, coating and
tranporting). thatswhy in specification , ike that criteria
will observed
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Answer / alexender
Answer is not yet cleared to me also ,i think that is just limit which is calculated from error calculation because nothing is pure than 100 %
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