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Wt s the use of linearity in HPLC method validation
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Answer Posted / nagaraju.dasari
we are proving the concentration of sample is directly
proportion to area response, why we have to do this means
during stability studies some time we will get above and
below the specification, here linearity is proving your
method is giving linear
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