Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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Development And Validation Of Hplc Method For The Isobutylglutarmonoamide
Ravi Purohit, Dr. Ranu Bhandari
Abstract
To obtain the necessary chromatographic separation for Isobutylglutarmonoamide, a high-pressure liquid
chromatography (HPLC) technology was applied. Aiming for accuracy, precision, linearity, and stability, the
analytical approach was created. A quantitative HPLC analysis of Isobutylglutarmonoamide was performed
utilizing a technique that was created and improved for accuracy, precision, linearity, robustness, and stability.
With a stationary phase of Hypersil BDS C18 Chromatography was used to separate Isobutylglutarmonoamide by
using a column with the following parameters: (diameter: 250mm, internal diameter: 4.6mm), particle size: 5,
mobile phase consisting of buffer and acetonitrile in an 80:20 ratio, flow rate of 1.0 ml/min, UV detector at
210nm. The squared correlation coefficient, often known as R2, was found to have a value that was more than
0.999 for a concentration range that ranged from 12.5 to 75 g/ml. The retention time of
Isobutylglutarmonoamide was observed 8.0 1.0 minutes. Studies on forced degradation of
Isobutylglutarmonoamide were conducted utilizing acid, base, heat, photolysis, and hydrogen peroxide oxidation.
The main peak was unaffected by the degradation products that are produced under stress condition. To get
findings that were exact, accurate, and selective in the presence of degrading impurities, this analytical technique
was developed and validated for all the parameters listed in the ICH guidelines. This developed analytical method
is precise, efficient, quick, accurate, economical and rapid. The recommended technique is highly useful for
regular analysis and quality control in bulk drug manufacturing for Isobutylglutarmonoamide.
Keywords
Isobutylglutarmonoamide, validation, development, stability indicating methodology
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