what is the difference between potentiometric assay and
hplc assay
Answer Posted / viswanathan
HPLC:
Exact quantification method.in case of any impurity present in the same it will eluted in the different RT.
Potentiometer:This also quantification method,it will not suitable for all the sample.Because if any impurity present in the sample it will consume the titrant.so that it is not correct method.
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