now that’s pure!
December 15, 2010 at 11:54 am | sam | everyday science, great findsThat’s very pure EDTA:
100.06% pure!
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We had specs at (a big pharma company I worked at after I graduated undergrad)’s QC labs where we certified the quality of some products to be between 99.9-100.1% pure. These things were typically tested via autotitration methods, and the output was a percentage which, with error, would regularly exceed 100%. So, some of you kids were taking Prozac (or whatever drug it was…) that had constituents coming out of vats more than 100% pure….
Fun Fact.
Comment by Jeremiah — December 15, 2010 #
it’s anti-homeopathy! the higher the concentration the LESS effective the chemical is!
Comment by rob — December 16, 2010 #
This is quite usual way how to express assay when determined using an external standard (which is hardly 100% pure).
Comment by Petr — December 22, 2010 #
Even 99.4 might be a too optimistical…
Comment by Dan — January 27, 2011 #