Mixture Standard Solutions for ICH Q3D
The metal impurity analysis is necessary for the management of metal impurity in many fields, such as impurity element analysis of tap water, ultra‐trace element analysis of semiconductor materials, residual metal analysis of medicine and Biological sample, foods, environment (water/earth), and so on. The instrumental analysis methods (AAS, ICP-OES, and ICP-MS) are mainly used in metal analysis.
FUJIFILM Wako provides mixture standard solutions that can be used for oral and injectable evaluations in the risk assessment of the Guideline for Elemental Impurity (ICH Q3D).
In 2009, the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) proposed the development of a new harmonized guideline to provide a global policy for limiting metal impurities in drug products and ingredients. And ICH Q3D was considered as one of the ICH issues. FUJIFILM Wako's mixture standard solutions (for ICH Q3D) are compatible with ICH Q3D.
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Features
- Guarantee of impurity elements by ICP-MS
- Concentration traceable by JCSS standard or NIST SRM.
- Concentration confirmation by JCSS or NIST SRM.
Composition
Product Code | Product Name | Composition |
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138-18801 | Multielement Standard Solution for ICH Q3D Oral Preparation |
Cd: 5, Pb: 5, As: 15, Co: 50, V: 100, Ni: 200 (mg/L) 5 w/w% Nitric acid、Oxalic acid dihydrate, Water |
135-18811 | Multielement Standard Solution for ICH Q3D Injection |
Cd: 2, Pb: 5, As: 15, Co:5, V: 10, Ni: 20, Li: 250, Sb: 90,Cu: 300 (mg/L) 5 w/w% Nitric acid, Oxalic acid dihydrate, L(+)-Tartaric Acid, Water |
133-18851 | Mercury Standard Solution for ICH Q3D (Hg 30) |
Hg: 30 (mg/L) 5 w/w% Nitric acid, Water |
The volume is 100 mL.
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for Oral Preparation
Matrix: 5w/w% nitric acid, oxalic acid dihydrate
for Injection
Matrix: 5w/w% nitric acid, oxalic acid dihydrate, (L)-tartaric acid
Hg 30
Matrix: 5w/w% nitric acid
For research use or further manufacturing use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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