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To define a validated method for assessing the color uniformity of coated tablets using both instrumental colorimetric techniques and visual inspection. The method ensures batch-to-batch consistency and compliance with product specifications.
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To establish a validated and standardized procedure for determining the moisture content in powder formulations using Loss on Drying (LOD) and Karl Fischer titration methods to ensure product stability and regulatory compliance.
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To establish a validated and regulatory-compliant procedure for the qualitative and quantitative determination of residual solvents in pharmaceutical granules using Gas Chromatography (GC), as per ICH Q3C guidelines.
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To establish a validated procedure for evaluating the integrity of enteric coatings on solid oral dosage forms, ensuring the dosage unit resists disintegration in acidic media and meets dissolution criteria in buffer media as per pharmacopeial and regulatory standards.
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To define a validated and standardized procedure for the evaluation of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) distribution uniformity in formulation blends to ensure content consistency prior to compression or encapsulation.
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To establish a standardized procedure to evaluate the impact of tablet hardness on dissolution performance in solid oral dosage forms. This ensures formulation robustness and supports dissolution method validation during product development and post-approval changes.
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To define the procedure for evaluating the flow properties of pharmaceutical powders and granules using established parameters such as angle of repose, compressibility index, and Hausner ratio, ensuring batch suitability for tableting and encapsulation.
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To establish a validated and standardized procedure for the determination of bulk density and tapped density of powders and granules to assess powder flow characteristics in formulation development and quality control.
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To establish a standardized procedure for drafting the Analytical Method Transfer (AMT) Protocol, which defines the scope, methodology, acceptance criteria, and responsibilities required for transferring validated analytical methods between laboratories.
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To define a systematic approach for executing analytical method transfer (AMT) studies between a Sending Unit (SU) and Receiving Unit (RU), ensuring reproducibility and equivalence of validated analytical methods across laboratories.
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