BigTomJ
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Except when analiza got the entire compound wrong on multiple occasionsIt look like 3 labs disagree with jano
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Except when analiza got the entire compound wrong on multiple occasionsIt look like 3 labs disagree with jano
It look like 3 labs disagree with jano
Was the impurity identified or still unknown.I did send my raws in and got the same results @ Jano.
So where does the 10% difference come from?
Was the impurity identiI did send my raws in and got the same results @ Jano.
So where does the 10% difference come from?
Except when analiza got the entire compound wrong on multiple occasions
All support hope you get really good at it hahah. It's cool your doing it in the first place.After i build calibration curves for my entire list I planned on offering free testing for a while just to build reps and experience. Preferably for people also sending it out so I can compare my results accuracy . I've only had this for about 6 months and just starting to get really comfortable.
Ebay from a refurbishing dealer with a 1 year warranty with the software permanently installed on a Lenovo laptop. And you really don't need one this fancy for what we test. The biggest part was studying analytical chemistry enough to use it. I'm actually looking into a used Agilant 1200 series HPLC
Got tired of relying on questionable test results and uncertainty that could easily destroy my reputation.All support hope you get really good at it hahah. It's cool your doing it in the first place.
Iv noticed mz takes a few variance and avgs it out. Is there a chance jano plugs in the first result he gets rather than take many versions of the same sample? Therefore explaining the difference? Obviously that would explain the swing if that's the caseI did send my raws in and got the same results @ Jano.
So where does the 10% difference come from?
Was the impurity identified or still unknown.
Iv noticed mz takes a few variance and avgs it out. Is there a chance jano plugs in the first result he gets rather than take many versions of the same sample? Therefore explaining the difference? Obviously that would explain the swing if that's the case
That's exactly what I'm saying! God knows what's going on. Plus I want better than 5% variance! How the heck can we get to 99% pure raws on paper if the variance is large enough to never pinpoint it? Honestly this entire thread is too far advanced for most ugl. The things we are trying to do will never be reflected as it should with the current testing we have at our disposal. Only good enough. But this isn't about good enough is it? Not to me.Got tired of relying on questionable test results and uncertainty that could easily destroy my reputation.
He should have had two seperate peaks on the chromatogram and if the second didn't match any known RT/AU then take the fraction and use NMR.There's no way to ever identify it
A tiny bubble in a pipette tip or slightly over the meniscus line on the solution or bad calibration on your balance all can throw quanative results off a lot.That's exactly what I'm saying! God knows what's going on. Plus I want better than 5% variance! How the heck can we get to 99% pure raws on paper if the variance is large enough to never pinpoint it? Honestly this entire thread is too far advanced for most ugl. The things we are trying to do will never be reflected as it should with the current testing we have at our disposal. Only good enough. But this isn't about good enough is it? Not to me.
That large of a swing here is concerning. I would trust janos result over the rest only due to his long term reputation. I still would like to understand how one lab can test so different. There has to be a user error. It happens. Human error is not impossible.Repeated testing should be within 2% or something, i think it was asked before
Figures as much. So it's user error. Can't fault anyone for not being perfect and good enough works. But maybe we can get better ....or figure it out as a collective. I like when people come together for a common goal ....A tiny bubble in a pipette tip or slightly over the meniscus line on the solution or bad calibration on your balance all can throw quanative results off a lot.
That large of a swing here is concerning. I would trust janos result over the rest only due to his long term reputation. I still would like to understand how one lab can test so different. There has to be a user error. It happens. Human error is not impossible.
Yes but if 3 say different a retest is mandatory just using credibility to say everyone else is wrong is not science it's dogma and should be retested.That large of a swing here is concerning. I would trust janos result over the rest only due to his long term reputation. I still would like to understand how one lab can test so different. There has to be a user error. It happens. Human error is not impossible.
That just means he got the same results twice doesn't mean he was right twice and everyone else is wrong. His standard could be off.We've got 2 Jano testing (One vendor, one mine) with the same result.
I doubt human error is present.
Jano 2 test ~85
AB 2 test ~93
MZ 1 test ~95
Nothing wrong with questioning either.Again im not critiquing anyone im only applying logic with zero bias.
