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Answer Posted / sunil tiwari
RS stands for related substance, means by-products upon
completion of reaction, or the unreacted portion present in
the product. RS testing help us to identify the adequate
quantitiy of these by-products or unreacted part.
More over RS help us during the stability study to know any
significant change in the nature of product during long
storage in various climatic conditions
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