1.0 OBJECTIVE
To lay down a procedure for calculating Resolution(Rs) Calculation by USP Method
2.0 SCOPE
This SOP is applicable for calculating Resolution(Rs) Calculation by USP Method in Company Name
3.0 BACKGROUND
NIL
4.0 RESPONSIBILITY
4.1 All Analytical research personnel shall follow the SOP.
4.2 Group leader of Analytical research to ensure the proper and safe disposal of excess samples, expired chemicals, impurities ,reference standard and empty reagent bottles or solvent bottles.
4.3 Head Analytical research or his designee to ensure overall compliance.
5.0 PROCEDURE
5.1 The separation is a function of the
thermodynamics of the system. Substances are separated in a chromatographic
column when their rate of migration differs, due to their different
distribution between the stationary and mobile phases.
5.2 The Selectivity Factor, a, and
Resolution Factor, Rs, measure the extent of separation between two
adjacent peaks. The Selectivity Factor accounts only for the ratio
of the Retention Factors, k', of the two peaks (k'2/k'1),
whereas the Resolution Factor, Rs, accounts for the difference between
the retention times of the two peaks relative to their width.
5.3 The resolution is a measure
of how well two peaks are separated.
5.4 For reliable quantification, well separated peaks are essential for quantification. The
resolution is a critical value when working with complex samples such as drug
impurities and degradation products, or when the formulation is complex and
excipients might interfere with the quantitative measurements. Therefore,
it is an essential part of the system suitability measurement stage before the
quantitative work of these type of samples.
Calculation of Resolution by USP
method
tRB= 11.6
tRA= 8.4
WA= 1.2
WB=1.25
2(11.6-8.4)
Rs =----------------
= 2.6
(1.2+1.25)
6.0 ANNEXURES
Nil
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