how many types of Proceing methods?
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Answer / selva
It containing lot of methods depends upon the SST criteria reuirement.
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Answer / anil suryawanshi
There are 2 types of methods
1 acquisitions method that is for analysis which includes parameters like pressure, temperature,run time ,flow rate etc
2 is processing method that is for integration and data sign off ...
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Answer / penchal reddy
proceing method created as per sop
1.Assay(blank,std.sample,resolution)
2.Related substence
3.Uniform contuent
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Answer / sri
there are only one processing method but we can use valley
to valley integration, base to base integration in that
processing method for proper integration.
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Answer / dr. ajay gupta
processing method depends on our SOPs, If process of relative substance than You process in sequence one method created for Blank, Placebo, and sample, for one processing method created for Ref. Std and SST. but in case of CU, BU, Assay, and DR only one processing method created for Sample , Std. and Blank.
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