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Comparison of quantitative methods for analysis of polyphasic pharmaceuticals

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Adequate very sensitive quantification methods are needed for the development and are also now required for the monitoring of undesirable solid form(s) as routine tests. The pre-requisite for quantitation are selectivity, sensitivity and most important the purity of standards and their proper storage, what is a challenge for metastable forms.

Several analytical techniques are available such as X-ray diffraction, spectroscopy, thermal analysis and microcalorimetry. The different steps of the validation of the analytical methods and problems to be solved are discussed. Examples illustrate the different techniques and compare their possible advantages and limits. The relative standard deviation of measurements should allow for checking the homogenization procedure of mixtures for calibration. The validation should be carried out following ICH guidelines for validation of analytical methods. Comparison of different techniques in adequate concentration range add confidence in the analytical results.

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    Danielle Giron, S. Monnier, M. Mutz, P. Piechon, T. Buser, F. Stowasser, K. Schulze & M. Bellus

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Giron, D., Monnier, S., Mutz, M. et al. Comparison of quantitative methods for analysis of polyphasic pharmaceuticals. J Therm Anal Calorim 89, 729–743 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10973-006-7962-y

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