Answer / prasad

Linearity : it is the ability of the method to obtain a test results.Which are directly praportional to conc of analyte in a sample.

Answer / ssr. krishna

Numerically how much ability of the method. It directly
proportional to conc of analyte criteria depending on
guidelines in general 0.99

Answer / rajashekhar.p

Linearity is the measurement or estimation of correlation b/w two variables. ex:Concentration vs area, time vs drug release. it indicates with R2. it should be NLT 0.99

How much carbon loading in nomalphase columns?

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we run the same sample in same method in different flow rates in HPLC,any changes in sample analysis?

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what is DIPE limit in residual solvent?

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[3/28, 20:52] Manoj P Venkatpurwar: how many impurities require to inject in assay specificity that how we can find out? and in Rs also how?

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which chromatographic technique is used for softening hard water?

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acceptance criteria for lod & loq by standard deviation of response and slope??

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Many times I don't got a caffeine peak in calibration of hplc using guard column ❓

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What the difference in loss on drying and residue on ignition

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In Dissolution Test why limit is define Q+5% what is the role of +5%.

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What is the difference between Normal phase method & Reverse method in HPLC ? Define application of both method.

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