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| To be an internationally respected center of excellence for the quality control of medicines and medical devices. |
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| We carry out the required tests and analysis and conduct research to ensure that medicines and medical devices meet quality requirements so as to contribute towards attainment of patient safety. |
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Wet Chemical analysis excludes all techniques that use instrumentation for quantitative analysis. Gravimetry (in which a chemical species is determined by weighing) and Titrimetry (which involves volume measurement of a liquid reactant) are two procedures that we use in our laboratory to perform classical chemistry.
Most classical wet chemical methods can accommodate comparatively small amounts of a sample in diverse shapes or forms. It can also be applied to represent the gross chemistry of moderately inhomogeneous material sample.
Wet chemistry may be used to "umpire" a traditional instrumental approach for accuracy. In addition to more conventional titration analysis, wet chemical analysis plays on important role in many other analytical applications including coating identification and wear metal identification.
The following are the machine that we use at Wet Chemistry and Instrumentation Unit.
- High perfomance Liquid Chromatography(HPLC)
- Dissolution Testers - 4
- Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer (FTIR)
- pH/Conductivity
meters
- Friability Tester
- Disintegration Tester
- Polarimeter
- Karl Fischer titrator
- Titroprocessor - Automated Titration Processor.
- UV/Vis Spectrophotometer
- Thin layer
- Chromatography (TLC)
- Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer.
The following are the tests carried out on pharmaceutical dosage forms in this unit
- Physical Characteristics including appearance, description, colour, clarity of solution, solubility and loss on drying, melting point determination
- Uniformity of weight,
- Uniformity of content,
- Disintegration,
- Friability,
- Identification,
- Assay,
- Dissolution,
- pH determination,
- Polarimetry and
- Viscosity
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