why we inject sample TWICE in ASSAY by HPLC analysis but in RS once?
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Answer / raveendra kumar
we injecting the two injections from one sample preparation to know the precision and reputability of the analyte.
(During real analytical practices we inject only two injection in single assay analysis. So accuracy of single injection is question.)
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Answer / krishnakumar
RS is qualitative nd assay is quantitative analysis.for that purpose nd for get better accuracy,we r prepare two preparations and injected two injections in assay analysis.
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Answer / dr.r.navaneeswri
We inject good average result coming or not in rs now a days 2injections or two preparations injections are injected
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Answer / abdul khadar shaik
Related compounds:Generally,We are using two preparation and two injections by HPLC and GC.After compleation of Related compounds validation,we are using one preparation and one injection.
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