why we use caffeine for hplc calibration?
Answer Posted / bhagavanji nelakanti
Caffeine is a primary standard which is having good
qualities like very soluble in methanol, highly stable at
room temperature and given set of conditions also. It is
having high boiling point, cheap in cost, easily available.
It is easy to prepare and handle and give good responses
(lambda max) at 205nm and 272 nm, (lambda Min) at 244 nm. We
can identify the difference in response with changing of
single nm also(271-273nm).
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 50 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What are modes of quantification in related substances
what is %labelled amount in content uniformity of dosage unit and its calculation?
why digestion require in icpms?
what is mean by dissolution hydrodynamics?
How do we fix the sample concentaryion in hplc method development?
I have compare C2H2-air and C2H2-N2O flame AAS on determination calcium. Both use same range of std to plot calibration curve. (2-6ppm) When i measure the sample with phosphate, KCl and LaCl, C2H2-N2O flame give false positive result, around 0.5ppm. When i measure the sample with phosphste, KCl and EDTA. C2H2-N2O flame also give 0.5ppm false positive. But both above mentioned sample would not give false positive when measured by C2H2-air flame. What is the reason?
if you get peak in blank then what require to do?
what is difference between UV - VISIBLE MODEL NO like 1600,1601,1700 etc ? plz explain me
how require to select dissolution media? what is discrimination?
In HPLC (Waters) software Empower1,2 &3 what is the updation for each version
For limit test of heavy metals in BP, Method C require that the substance is ignited at a temperature not exceeding 800 °C. Why confines such the temperature?
how to decide for one product require water content or LOD?
What is shaking level in GC?
in stress study if your api not soluble in hcl naoh h2o2 then what require to do?
why does used dry caffien in HPLC calibration?