Meeting USP Guidelines for Elemental Impurity Analysis with X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry

The author discusses how x-ray spectrometry can be an effective way to measure these impurities and meet regulatory guidelines.

In sufficiently high concentrations, elemental impurities, typically from catalyst residue, can pose safety risks. The author discusses how x-ray spectrometry can be an effective way to measure these impurities and meet regulatory guidelines.

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