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Analytical Technique 1
Analytical Technique 1
SYSTEM SUITABILITY: It is used to ensure that our system is working perfectly before
starting the analysis on HPLC or any other analyzing technique. It is required to done
before every sample analysis. Also it is used to check the specifications of a liquid
chromatographic system. The testing limits for the system stability should comply to
the guidelines issued by CDER (Centre For Drug Evaluation and Research).
SPECIFICTY: It is ability of the analytical technique to distinguish between the
analyte(s) and other components in the matrix of sample. In case of an HPLC
method, specificity is done by complete separation of the different peaks originated
from the sample matrix.
PRECISION: The precision of an analytical procedure expresses the closeness of
agreement between a series of measurements obtained from multiple sampling of
same sample under the prescribed conditions.
LINEARITY: Validation for linearity requires the preparation and analysis of a set of
several independently prepared solutions. As an example, according to ICH
guidelines, HPLC method linearity is normally based on five concentration levels
between 70% and 130% of the nominal concentration, each to be injected three
times.
ROBUSTNESS: The robustness of a method refers to its stability in the face of minor
alterations in operating conditions. To assess the method's robustness, deliberate
modifications were made to the experimental conditions at three different levels,
focusing on variations in retention time and chromatographic response.
CONCLUSION: From the above studies, RP-HPLC method is considered as simple, accurate
and rapid method for quantitative analysis of afatinib in bulk and pharmaceutical dosage
form. The results which is obtained after analysis is accurate and the proposed method was
found to be Linear, precise and accurate for the quantitative estimation of Afatinib in tablet
formulations.