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Why forced degradation studies are performed in hplc method
validation?
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Answer Posted / bujji reddy kanchi
is nothing but the study to assess specificity of the
analytical method by forcibly degrading the analyte
(Eg:exposure to temperauremore than accelerated conditions,
higher humidity and light, wide range of pH and oxidation)
Methodology :
Analyte should be exposed to the above said conditions and
analyse as per the testing methods.
Observatoin :
by applying the above stress conditions, new impurities and
degradants will be formed. the degradants should be well
seperated from the main analyte.
Scope and conculsion :
to prove the testing methods are good that can seperate all
the impurities from the analyte
(i.e stabilily indicating analytical methods) and
degradation path way can be established.
Note:we will come to know the impurities formation during
the stability storage for a period of time. if it is due to
storage, then it should be evaluated.
Best regards,
Bujji Kanchi.
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