Test |
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Specification |
Characters |
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White to practically white, odourless powder. It should melt at about 190.00C, with decomposition. |
Solubility |
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Practically insoluble in water; freely soluble in acetone and in chloroform; soluble in alcohol; slightly soluble in benzene and in ether. |
Identification A (By IR) |
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The Infra red absorption spectrum should concordant with the spectrum obtained from working std of Betamethasone valerate or with the reference Infra red spectrum graph. |
Identification B (By TLC) |
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The Rf value of the principal spot in the chromatogram obtained from test solution should correspond to that obtained from Working standard solution of Betamethasone valerate. |
Specific Rotation |
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Between + 75.000 to + 82.000 on dried basis. |
Loss on drying |
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Not more than 0.50%w/w. |
Residue on Ignition |
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Not more Than 0.200%w/w. |
Chromatographic Purity ( HPLC ) |
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Any Individual Impurity : Not more than 1.00%
Total Impurities : Not more than 2.00%.
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Residual solvents |
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Acetone not more than 5000.00 ppm.
Methylene chloride not more than 600.00 ppm.
Ethyl acetate not more than 5000.00 ppm.
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Assay |
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Not less then 97.00 % w/w and not more then 103.00% w/w, on dried basis. |
In-house test |
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(As per customer’s requirement) |
Particle size |
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100 % < 20 micron |
End of specification |