How precise should be the linearity in HPLC method validation?
Answer Posted / premraj behera
Based on the final concentration of the samples/standards
used for the validation of the method, homogeneity and
stability, the linearity plot (Concentration Vs Area) will
be plotted which covers the final concentration with ± 50%
range. so that analyzed concentration of the
samples/standards will fall within these range which is
acceptable.
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