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  1. humayun
    01-21-2010 07:31 AM
    humayun
    Dear sir
    First of all Thank you for helping me and send me a brief reply of my thead, sir i have an ther confusion in your articale which i am pasting here,

    for HPLC analysis the formula is given as:


    Amount of residue detected = (PA1 / PA2) x {(W x P) / VS)}

    Where, PA1 = Peak area of sample, PA2 = Peak Area of Standard, W = Weight of standard, P = Potency of standard (in %) and VS = Total Volume of solvent used for making the standard solution.

    Compare the “Amount of residue detected” with the analytical limit. If “Amount of residue detected” < analytical limit then the result would be Pass i.e. the amount of residue in CV sample is below the acceptance limit.[/B]sir my question in this article is that,how can i calculate analytical limits, is it is
    10ppm?

    thanks
    Humayun
  2. humayun
    01-17-2010 08:31 AM
    humayun
    Assalam u alikum
    Mr OVAIS
    Basically i am a laboratory chemist , im totally confuse in cleaning validation calculation after run samples on hplc, may i use this samples area in my calculation, please help me
    Humayun
  3. bravi
    10-14-2009 10:27 AM
    bravi
    Dear Ovais,

    fantastic Spread sheet which i got from u. it has cleared my 80% of my qeries only one query left out, that is how to prepare a matrix if we have a 20 to 25 products in a facility of oral dosage?? what should be the criteria & caluculation steps to be followed???


    Thank u very much,
    BRAVI.
    APOTEX

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    Validation (cleaning, process)
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    Pharmaceutical Scientist

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