In chromatograpbic purity 90% is there, in assay 70% is there. How will you prove remaining 30%.
Answer Posted / amol potdar
1 Chromatogrphic purity is the chromatgram obatin by the sample.
2. assay is compaire with the standard of known assay value.
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