23Problem : A liquid oral of drug 'x' was stored at 43.3, 51.5 and 71.67 °C. It was analyzed afrequent intervals to determine the % of drug remaining and the results are given in thebelow table. The product becomes ineffective when 20% of the drug gets degradedDetermine the shelf life of the product by accelerated stability testing method.S.NOTemperature, C% of drug remaining after time in months34.6.10143.3010079.4363.131.622HHT--------.51.5010066.0644.6629.5113.18-HR----71.6710054.9530.1916.599.25

Problem : A liquid oral of drug 'x' was stored at 43.3, 51.5 and 71.67 °C. It was analyzed frequent intervals to determine the % of drug remaining and the results are given in th below table. The product becomes ineffective when 20% of the drug gets degrade Determine the shelf life of the product by accelerated stability testing method. S.NO Temperature, "C % of drug remaining after time in months 2 3. 4. 6. 10 1 43.30 100 79.43 63.1 31.62 ---- 51.50 100 66.06 44.66 29.51 13.18 ..-. .... 71.67 100 54.95 30.19 16.59 9.25 1Ew. 3

Problem : A liquid oral of drug 'x' was stored at 43.3, 51.5 and 71.67 °C. It was analyzed frequent intervals to determine the % of drug remaining and the results are given in th below table. The product becomes ineffective when 20% of the drug gets degrade Determine the shelf life of the product by accelerated stability testing method. S.NO Temperature, "C % of drug remaining after time in months 2 3. 4. 6. 10 1 43.30 100 79.43 63.1 31.62 ---- 51.50 100 66.06 44.66 29.51 13.18 ..-. .... 71.67 100 54.95 30.19 16.59 9.25 1Ew. 3

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Chapter28: Atomic Spectroscopy

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