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A Guide for Analyzing Low-Level Total Organic carbon using a UV/ Persulfate Analyzer Application Note By Stephen C. Lawson Guide to Low Level TOC UV/Persulfate Analysis; 11-Sep-09 Sales/Support: 800-874-2004 Main: 513-229-7000 4736 Socialville Foster Rd., Mason, OH 45040 Abstract Total Organic carbon (TOC) analysis is a fast and efficient analytical technique that can be easily implemented in pharmaceutical manufacturing for cleaning validation due to the all-inclusive nature of the test for carbon . It can be used to test for residues of previously manufactured products, cleaning detergents, solvents, by-products, and degradants. Although the current requirement set by the pharmacopeias for instrument performance is at 500 parts per billion (ppb), many pharmaceutical companies regularly test at one-tenth and even one-hundredth that requirement. This paper will discuss guidelines for performing Low-Level TOC analysis using a UV/ Persulfate analyzer.
A Guide for Analyzing Low-Level Total Organic Carbon Using a UV/ Persulfate Analyzer Application Note By Stephen C. Lawson Guide to Low Level TOC UV/Persulfate Analysis; 11-Sep-09
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