Asked by elizabeth
A substance was tested for Impurity A using liquid chromatography. 2 determinations were performed.
In the 1st chromatogram, Impurity A was not detected, i.e. no Impurity A peak was observed and in the 2nd chromatogram, Impurity A peak was observed with a value of 0.3%.
Is it correct to average the 2 readings to give 0.15% or should the test be repeated?
In the 1st chromatogram, Impurity A was not detected, i.e. no Impurity A peak was observed and in the 2nd chromatogram, Impurity A peak was observed with a value of 0.3%.
Is it correct to average the 2 readings to give 0.15% or should the test be repeated?
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Answered by
DrBob222
I don't think it is proper to average the two reading. I think the test should be repeated.
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