potency [Bioanalytics]
Hi sesame,
Need more info.
My best guess is that you can use 44.4 mg x 0.946 to get your A-weight.
Seems to me the trihydrate dried up a little bit. Therefore, my guess is that your assayed (apparent) content of the trihydrate exceeds to 100-mark slightly. What does it say on your CoA?

Best regards
EM.
❝ I have to weight equal to 44.4mg of atorvastatin from atorvastatin calcium trihydrated working standard.
❝ potency as atorvastatin is 94.6%
❝ potency as atorvastatin calcium is 98.7%
❝
❝ Please anyone can show me how to calculate for the weight... I'm confused.
Need more info.
My best guess is that you can use 44.4 mg x 0.946 to get your A-weight.
Seems to me the trihydrate dried up a little bit. Therefore, my guess is that your assayed (apparent) content of the trihydrate exceeds to 100-mark slightly. What does it say on your CoA?

Best regards
EM.
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