by maheshbhuva | Jun 10, 2026 | Analytical Chemistry, Analytical method development hplc,, Method validation, Quality control (QC)
Specificity This concept is essential in scientific analysis. When you create a method to measure something (like a drug or a chemical), you must prove that the method only measures that specific substance and isn’t being ‘fooled’ by other things in...
by maheshbhuva | Jan 10, 2026 | Analytical Chemistry, Analytical method development hplc,, ICH Guideline, Method validation, Quality control (QC)
What a Wedding Day Can Teach You About Perfect Lab Results1. Introduction: The Universal Language of AnalogyHave you ever felt locked out of a conversation by technical jargon? Science, in particular, can feel like an intimidating world of its own. But the truth is,...
by maheshbhuva | Oct 10, 2025 | Analytical Chemistry, Analytical method development hplc,, Method validation, Quality control (QC), wet lab
Specificity analytical method validation creative way to understand Imagine analytical method validation as building a highly specialized “detection machine” for a specific target. Specificity is about ensuring your machine only detects your intended...
by maheshbhuva | Jul 25, 2023 | Glassware
The terms “Class A” and “Class B” are commonly used to describe different types of glassware in laboratory settings, particularly for volumetric measuring. These classes have specific standards and tolerances, and they serve different purposes....
by maheshbhuva | Jul 25, 2023 | Glassware
In the pharmaceutical industry, glassware is also classified based on its quality and accuracy, much like the Class A and Class B classifications commonly used in laboratory glassware. The classification of glassware in pharma is typically based on standards set by...
