Difference between mix-up and cross-contamination
Answer Posted / vishal d. shelke
A contamination is the introduction of an undesired substance (chemical, microbiological or other) into a starting material, intermediate or finished product.
A cross contamination is the introduction of a starting material, intermediate or finished product into another starting material, intermediate or finished product
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