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Analytical development

Kenneth Banks, Global Analytical Development, Johnson Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Development (J JPRD), 1000 Route 202, Raritan, NJ 08869, USA. [Pg.835]

For preparative separation, the mobile phase can be selected by performing preliminary analytieal TLC experiments. In PLC, the chromatographic chamber has to be saturated within 2 h beeause the development of preparative plates is much slower than the analytical development. In the analytical preassay during the selection of mobile phase composition, the chromatographic chamber must be hned with a sheet of filter paper to obtain a saturated atmosphere with mobile phase vapor. Then, the optimized analytical mobile phase can be transferred imchanged to preparative separations in the saturated developing chamber. [Pg.65]

In this chapter we discuss improvements documented in the literature over the past decade in these areas and others. Chemical procedures, decay-counting spectroscopy, and mass spectrometric techniques published prior to 1992 were previously discussed by Lally (1992), Ivanovich and Murray (1992), and Chen et al. (1992). Because ICPMS methods were not discussed in preceding reviews and have become more commonly used in the past decade, we also include some theoretical discussion of ICPMS techniques and their variants. We also primarily focus our discussion of analytical developments on the longer-lived isotopes of uranium, thorium, protactinium, and radium in the uranium and thorium decay series, as these have been more widely applied in geochemistry and geochronology. [Pg.25]

This review highlights the important potential of U-series disequilibria in understanding the continental alteration and related mass transfers. The recent analytical developments, including TIMS and MC ICP MS techniques, for measuring small amounts of U, Th and Ra in geologic samples, offer today new possibilities and new perspectives for analysing U-series disequilibria in weathering profiles and river waters, and could lead to new and, as yet, unanticipated advances in the field of continental alteration. [Pg.568]

Optimisation of software (generic format) would be auspicious, but even no generally accepted norms are available. Specialised MS, FTIR and ToF-SIMS computer-based industrial additive libraries are the necessary support for analytical developments. Web-based data mining tools are also starting to become available. [Pg.728]

Chemical and Analytical Development, Novartis Pharma AG, 4002 Basel, Switzerland... [Pg.1]

Analytical development, in fine chemical research and development, 11 426 Analytical methods/techniques, 9 31. [Pg.54]

Global Analytical Development, Johnson Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development, A Division of Janssen Pharmaceutica n.v., Turnhoutseweg 30, B-2340 Beerse, Belgium C.H. Lochmuller... [Pg.2]

According to the rigorous relationship between p(r) and V(r) mentioned above, it can be argued that V(r) is also fundamental in nature. In addition, it has the advantage of lending itself better to further analytical development. For instance, it was shown long ago that V(r) must decrease monotonically with radial distance from the nucleus for a ground-state atom [4]. It is known empirically that p(r) does the same [4], but the proof of this remains elusive. [Pg.253]

The editorial policy of the publication will continue in its past form. To quote from Volume I It is our plan to have the individual contributors furnish critical, integrating reviews rather than mere literature surveys, and to have the articles presented in such a form as to be intelligible to the average chemist rather than only to the specialist. Invitations will be extended to selected research workers to prepare critical reviews of special topics in the broad field of the carbohydrates, including the sugars, polysaccharides and glycosides. It is also the intention to include biochemical and analytical developments in the carbohydrate field as well as critical reviews of important industrial advances. [Pg.8]

As stated previously, the reference electrode represents half of the complete system for potentio-metric measurements. The other half is the half at which the potential of analytical importance—the potential that is related to the concentration of the analyte—develops. There are a number of such indicator electrodes and analytical experiments that are of importance. [Pg.401]

QA requires the efficient analysis of many samples to support routine production release and stability programs. Methods are typically established in the analytical development group. Efficiency and convenience issues, including the speed of media preparation and the relative convenience of data handling and documentation, are important here. While compliance is important in all aspects of the pharmaceutical industry, QA functions must approach compliance perfection. Depending upon the facility, the automated apparatus may be tailored to specific methods with fixed configurations. Dissolution methods may be routine enough that a custom system, optimized for productivity, may be justified. Compliance of USP and use of industry standard apparatus is important to maintain compatibility with other company laboratories or in the case contract laboratory services are required. [Pg.382]

Partial or complete re-validation is another precedented approach to method transfer. Those variables described in method validation guidance documents (ICH Q2B, 1996 USP, 2012c) that are likely to be impacted by method transfer, should be assessed and documented (transfer or validation protocol). Agut et al. (2011) indicated that, in the changing industry model with the increased outsourcing of R and D activities (alliances, outsourcing, etc.), method re-validation may constitute, in some cases, an efficient approach when the transfer is performed from the Analytical Development Laboratory of an external partner who does not share exactly the same environment (validation standards, analytical culture or traditions , equipment, etc.). ... [Pg.30]

This term specifies the ratio SJS and has been determined explicitly by Linan and Williams [13] by the procedure they call activation energy asymptotics. Essentially, this is the technique used by Zeldovich, Frank-Kamenetskii, and Semenov [see Eq. (4.59)]. The analytical development of the asymptotic approach is not given here. For a discussion of the use of asymptotics, one should refer to the excellent books by Williams [12], Linan and Williams [13], and Zeldovich et al. [10]. Linan and Williams have called the term... [Pg.158]

In some analytical developments the liquid surface was assumed to be at the normal boiling point of the fuel. Surveys of the temperature field in burning liquids by Khudyakov [15] indicated that the temperature is just a few degrees below the boiling point. In the approach to be employed here, the only requirement is that the droplet be at a uniform temperature at or below the... [Pg.331]

In this section, consideration is given to an analytical development of this chain explosion induction period that has its roots in the early work on chain reactions carried out by Semenov [3] and Hinshelwood [4] and reviewed by Zeldovich et al. [5],... [Pg.382]

Abu T.M. Serajuddin Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation, Pharmaceutical and Analytical Development, East Hanover, New Jersey, U.S. [Pg.666]

Analytical Development R D, Johnson Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Development, A division of Janssen Pharmaceutica NV, Turnhoutseweg 30,... [Pg.63]

Late Stage Analytical Development, Genentech, Inc., I DNA Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080, USA... [Pg.401]

Owner of policies Process analytics developer - R D policies Manufacturing policies (including CMP if regulated industry)... [Pg.21]

Van den Eede N, Dirtu AC, Neels H, Covaci A (2011) Analytical developments and preliminary assessment of human exposure to organophosphate flame retardants from indoor dust. Environ Int 37 454 61... [Pg.304]

One of the most important qnestions in the genesis of ore deposits is the origin of the metals. Recent analytical developments have provided a new tool for the analysis of metal isotopes (Fe, Cu, Zn, Mo). Since the bulk silicate earth (crust+mantle) shows a uniform mean isotope composition of the metals, different metal reservoirs with distinct isotopic compositions are not easily recognizable. Thus, investigations by Markl et al. (2006a, b) on Cu and Fe ores have indicated that tracing of ore sources is ambiguous. [Pg.136]


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