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c/coa·submitted 5 days ago by u/hplc_hobbyist

[Lab] GL Biochem raw material vs a reseller vial of nominally the same compound

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Ran these on the same day, same method, same column, injections back to back. One is GL Biochem raw material, one is a reseller vial of nominally the same compound and nominally the same origin. Sample Main peak Largest single impurity Impurities >0.1% GL Biochem raw 99.3% 0.31% 3 Reseller vial 98.6% 0.74% 6 0.7…

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u/peak_area_peteanalytical178 points·4 days ago

the largest-single-impurity number is criminally under-reported. a 98.6% that is one 1.2% impurity is a different molecule situation to a 98.6% spread across eight small peaks.

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u/hplc_hobbyistOPruns their own column132 points·4 days ago

yes and neither of those two vials is the bad case. i have seen a 97.9% that was basically one enormous shoulder and that one worried me a lot more than a 96 with a clean profile.

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u/rt_shift_reggie104 points·3 days ago

a shoulder that big is usually a des-amido form or an epimer and the integration decision on where to cut it changes your number by half a point on its own.

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u/baseline_drifteranalytical81 points·3 days ago

which is the actual source of most inter-lab disagreement, not instrument quality. two analysts drawing the baseline differently on the same trace.

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u/hplc_hobbyistruns their own column74 points·3 days ago

i would love to see a round-robin on this. one trace, twenty people integrating it, publish the spread.

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u/sig_figs_samMOD88 points·3 days ago

Post the raw trace and I will organise it. That would be a genuinely useful piece of community work.

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