Glass Grains Test – USP
Glass Grains Test Procedure | Glass Grains Test USP |
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Standard Solutions For Limit Tests Preparation | Limit Tests Solutions Preparation |
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GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES FOR ORAL SOLID DOSAGE FORMS (TABLETS AND CAPSULES)
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SOP for Bursting Strength Tester | SOP for Cleaning and Operation of Bursting Strength Tester |
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Schedule L1 Drugs and Cosmetics Act | Schedule L in Pharma | Schedule L1 Guidelines | GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES AND REQUIREMENTS OF PREMISES AND EQUIPMENTS General Requirements: Premises: Personnel: Equipments: Chemicals and Reagents: Good house keeping and safety: Maintenance, calibration, and validation of equipments: Reference materials: Microbiological Cultures: Quality system: Internal quality system audits: Management
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SOP for Calibration of Gas Chromatography in Pharmaceutical Industry | SOP of Gas Chromatography | GC Calibration | 1.0 OBJECTIVE : 2.0 SCOPE : 3.0 RESPONSIBILITY : 4.0 ACCOUNTABILITY: 5.0 PROCEDURE : 5.1 SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS: 5.2 PRELIMINARY CHECK BEFORE STARTING THE INSTRUMENT: 5.3 GENERAL SETUP: 5.4 CALIBRATION: 5.4.1 GAS FLOW RATE CALIBRATION: Parameter Set
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Pharmaceutical Industry Analyst Qualification Criteria | Analyst Qualification for Quality Control Laboratory | Group Sr. No. Analytical Technique Qualification Procedure Acceptance Criteria A  PHYSICAL PARAMETERS (Non-complex Analytical Techniques)  1 Description / Characteristics To be performed on routine sample with Qualified Analyst (single analysis) Individual results must comply with the specifications  2 Solubility  3 Appearance
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A disintegration test is a pharmaceutical quality control test that assesses the ability of a solid dosage form, such as a tablet or capsule, to break down or disintegrate into smaller particles when exposed to a liquid environment. The test helps ensure that the medication can rapidly disintegrate in the digestive system, making the active
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Principle of Karl Fischer Titration The principle of Karl Fischer titration is based on the oxidation reaction between iodine and sulphur dioxide. Water reacts with iodine and sulphur dioxide to form sulphur trioxide and hydrogen iodide. An endpoint is reached when all the water is consumed. The chemical equation for the reaction between sulphur dioxide,
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