Accelerated Stability Study; Different Guidelines
The accelerated Stability Study method is designed to predict stability and hence the shelf life of products under normal or …
Quality Control
Difference between HPLC and LCMS
The major difference between HPLC and LCMS is that HPLC uses Non-volatile and Volatile buffers whereas LCMS uses Only volatile …
Limit Test for Lead
Lead is a most undesirable impurity in pharma compounds and comes through the use of sulphuric acid, lead-lined apparatus, and …
Limit Test for Arsenic in Pharmaceutical Analysis
The limit test for arsenic is based on the reduction of the arsenic in the arsenic state to the arsenic …
Limit Test for Sulphate
The Limit Test for Sulphate is designed to determine the allowable limit of Sulphate contained in a sample. Principle The …
Limit Test for Chloride
A limit test for chloride is done to identify the impurity in the compounds by comparing the test solution against …
Limit Test for Iron
The limit test for iron refers to a type of analytical chemistry test used to determine the concentration of iron …
Limit test in Pharmaceuticals / inorganic chemistry
In pharmaceutical analysis, a limit test is a type of analytical test used to determine impurity in a substance whether …
List of Quality Control Equipment in Pharmaceuticals
Quality control equipment is widely used in pharmaceuticals for the testing of drugs as per given standards. The subject of …
Various Types of HPLC Columns
Various types of HPLC columns from the analytical point of view. know about what is an HPLC column? The column …
