What is the difference between Chromatograhic Purity And
Related substances
Answer Posted / s kumar
chromatographic purity means wich is not calculated by
diluted standard.ie,the purity is linear with
concentration.In genearally final drug products calculated
and quantyfied with their diluted standards this is called
as related substances mehod
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