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What is Impuriteis?
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Answer / jd
All over organic and Inorganic component present in our material it's called impuriteis..
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Answer / krishna nalle
The composition unwanted Foreign particals in our compound or material
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Answer / ashok linge
Impurities are substances inside a confined amount of liquid, gas, or solid, which differ from the chemical composition of the material or compound.
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Answer / t reddy
two types of impurities are there known impurities and unknown impurities
known impurities - comes with API
unknown impurities - will form after mixing the api with excipients -(degraded drug, excipients particles)
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