气相色谱仪验证要点

介绍分析仪器验证的基本概念和主要内容。总结了气相色谱仪验证中设计确认、安装确认、运行确认和性能确认的验证过程和要点,详细介绍了验证内容、具体项目、参考指标、参与人员、时间频次和要点等内容,指出了气相色谱仪验证需要注意的问题,提出了气相色谱仪验证工作的改进建议,为气相色谱仪器验证提供技术参考。     

我国稀土化学分析方法标准化工作的进展

回顾了我国稀土化学分析方法标准化工作的历史,并介绍了近年来我国稀土化学分析方法标准化工作的进展.指出目前已初步形成了较为完善的稀土化学分析方法国家标准体系.     

《钢铁及合金化学分析方法标准汇编》

本汇编共收集了100项钢铁及合金化学分析相关国家标准,内容包括冶金化学分析方法综合、钢铁及合金化学分析方法等。本汇编新增了7项冶金化学分析方法综合部分标准方法,将原钢铁产品分析方法部分更名为钢铁及合金化学分析方法,并废止3项标准方法,     

《钢铁及合金化学分析方法标准汇编》

<正>本汇编共收集了100项钢铁及合金化学分析相关国家标准,内容包括冶金化学分析方法综合、钢铁及合金化学分析方法等。本汇编新增了7项"冶金化学分析方法综合"部分标准方法,将原"钢铁产品分析方法"     

比对法在计量标准考核验证中的应用探讨

为探讨比对法在计量标准考核验证中的可行性,将5家实验室分别对同一分度吸量管的检定结果进行比对,同时采用具有溯源性的传递比较法进一步验证比对法的可靠性。验证结果显示,采用比对法和传递比较法对被考核实验室的验证结果一致,说明采用比对法对检定结果的验证是有效的、可行的。     

《钢铁及合金化学分析方法标准汇编》

本汇编共收集了100项钢铁及合金化学分析相关国家标准,内容包括冶金化学分析方法综合、钢铁及合金化学分析方法等。本汇编新增了7项冶金化学分析方法综合部分标准方法,将原钢铁产品分析方法     

色谱类分析仪器性能确认用标准物质的筛选

分析仪器验证是制药、食品、环境等多个行业实验室质量管理的重点,为解决我国色谱类分析仪器验证评价体系中缺乏统一标准物质的问题,提出了筛选性能确认行业推荐用标准物质的原则。通过分析不同行业色谱类分析仪器标准物质使用情况和国家标准及有证标准物质的发布现状,以筛选原则为指导,筛选出93种高效液相色谱性能确认用标准物质。为保证分析仪器的稳定性和可靠性提供了标准依据。     

Uncertainty profiles for the validation of analytical methods

This article aims to expose a new global strategy for the validation of analytical methods and the estimation of measurement uncertainty. Our purpose is to allow to researchers in the field of analytical chemistry get access to a powerful tool for the evaluation of quantitative analytical procedures. Indeed, the proposed strategy facilitates analytical validation by providing a decision tool based on the uncertainty profile and the β-content tolerance interval. Equally important, this approach allows a good estimate of measurement uncertainty by using data validation and without recourse to other additional experiments.In the example below, we confirmed the applicability of this new strategy for the validation of a chromatographic bioanalytical method and the good estimate of the measurement uncertainty without referring to any extra effort and additional experiments. A comparative study with the SFSTP approach [1] showed that both strategies have selected the same calibration functions.The holistic character of the measurement uncertainty compared to the total error was influenced by our choice of profile uncertainty. Nevertheless, we think that the adoption of the uncertainty in the validation stage controls the risk of using the analytical method in routine phase.     

Usefulness of capability indices in the framework of analytical methods validation

Analytical methods capability evaluation can be a useful methodology to assess the fitness of purpose of these methods for their future routine application. However, care on how to compute the capability indices have to be made. Indeed, the commonly used formulas to compute capability indices such as Cpk, will highly overestimate the true capability of the methods. Especially during methods validation or transfer, there are only few experiments performed and, using in these situations the commonly applied capability indices to declare a method as valid or as transferable to a receiving laboratory will conduct to inadequate decisions.     

Method validation of modern analytical techniques

 Validation of analytical methods of well-characterised systems, such as are found in the pharmaceutical industry, is based on a series of experimental procedures to establish: selectivity, sensitivity, repeatability, reproducibility, linearity of calibration, detection limit and limit of determination, and robustness. It is argued that these headings become more difficult to apply as the complexity of the analysis increases. Analysis of environmental samples is given as an example. Modern methods of analysis that use arrays of sensors challenge validation. The output may be a classification rather than a concentration of analyte, it may have been established by imprecise methods such as the responses of human taste panels, and the state space of possible responses is too large to cover in any experimental-design procedure. Moreover the process of data analysis may be done by non-linear methods such as neural networks. Validation of systems that rely on computer software is well established. The combination of software validation with validation of the analytical responses of the hardware is the challenge for the analytical chemist. As with validation of automated equipment such as programmable logic controllers in the synthesis of pharmaceuticals, method developers may need to concentrate on the process of validation, as well as the minutiae of what is done.     

A fitness for purpose approach to validation and verification of analytical measurements

Accreditation and Quality Assurance - Validation (and in some extension verification) are concepts often applied to analytical procedures (or methods). The new edition of ISO/IEC 17025 clearly...     

高氯废水化学需氧量分析方法综述

对高氯废水化学需氧量分析方法进行归纳和综述。常用的高氯废水化学需氧量分析方法有氯气校正容量法、降氯密闭消解分光光度法以及高温氧化总有机碳系数换算法等。其中氯气校正容量法操控要求较高,分析耗时较长,不适用于大批量样品同步分析;降氯密闭消解分光光度法灵敏度高,但在降氯过程中增加了重金属盐硫酸汞的用量,分析成本较高,易产生二次污染,且对样品的均质性要求较高;高温氧化总有机碳系数换算法操作便捷、抗干扰能力强,但是换算系数易随不同来源、不同组分的样品发生波动,数据可比性需要通过实验验证。经过梳理归纳,明确各种分析方法的特点和适用范围,为研究人员选择合适的分析方法或进一步开展相关的方法研究提供参考。     

Expert systems for method development and validation in HPLC

ESCA, Expert Systems Applied to Chemical Analysis, started its research in March 1987, with the aim of building prototype expert systems for HPLC method development. Results of this research have been published as the work has progressed. The project is now completed and this paper summarises some of the overall project conclusions. Seven different expert systems have been built which tackle problems throughout the process of method development, four stand-alone systems and three integrated systems. The object of ESCA was to evaluate the applicability of expert system technology to analytical chemistry and not all the systems were built for commercial uses. Many of the systems tackle problems specific to one or more of the partners and thus may not be useful outside this environment. However, the results of the work are still pertinent to analysts wishing to build their own systems. These results are described, however, the emphasis of the paper is on those systems developed for method validation.Method validation for HPLC is a complex task which requires many characteristics of the method to be tested, e.g. accuracy, precision, etc. The expert systems built within ESCA concern the validation of precision. Two systems were developed for repeatability testing and ruggedness testing. The method validation process can be divided into several discrete stages, these include: (1) The selection of the method feature to test, for instance which factors can influence the ruggedness of a method. (2) The definition of a test procedure, for instance an efficient statistical design. (3) The execution of experiments and the interpretation of results. (4) A diagnosis of any observed problem. This paper describes these two systems in some detail and summarises some of the results obtained from their evaluation. It concludes that expert systems can be useful in solving analytical problems and the integration of several expert systems can provide extremely powerful tools for the analyst.     

Problems of validation of computerised instruments for accredited chemical laboratories

 Some problems of validation of computerised instruments are reviewed briefly, taking essential standards and guides into account. The significant role of certified standard reference materials is underlined. An attitude of suppliers towards the validation of instruments is presented, and producers' responsibilities and obligations are discussed. The "black-box" concept is recommended as a preliminary step for the validation of computerised instruments. Two examples for gel permeation chromatography are given that illustrate a bad manufacturer's practice (BMP) and good manufacturer's practice (GMP). In the case of BMP, a need is expressed for a guide and for regulations that should be implemented into the quality assurance system. It has been proposed that the EURACHEM/VAM draft of guidance for qualification/validation of instruments should be amended by incorporating the "black-box" approach as a preliminary procedure for validation of computerised instruments, a retrospective validation procedure if the need for current validation was not foreseen or not specified, and a procedure (or selection rules) for qualification of the supplier. Moreover, the mechanisms of inspection to control the observance of the standardised rules and commonly recognised recommendations should also be considered by international quality organisations. Received: 19 November 1996 · Accepted: 20 March 1997     

Size-selective poorly soluble particulate reference materials for evaluation of quantitative analytical methods

Owing to the absence of readily available certified particulate reference materials (RMs), most analytical methods used to determine particulate contaminant levels in workplace or other environments are validated using solution RMs, which do not assess the robustness of the digestion step for all forms and sizes of particles in a sample. A library of particulate RMs having a range of chemical forms and particle sizes is needed to support a shift in method evaluation strategies to include both solution and particulate RMs. In support of creating this library, we characterized bulk and physically size separated fractions of beryllium oxide (BeO) particles recovered from the machining fluid sludge of an industrial ceramic products grinding operation. Particles were large agglomerates of compact, crystalline BeO primary particles having diameters on the order of several micrometers. As expected, the particle surface area was independent of sieve size, with a range from 3.61 m(2)/g (53-63-microm fraction) to 4.82 m(2)/g (355-600-microm fraction). The density was near the theoretical value (3.01 g/cm(3)). The data support more detailed characterization of the sludge materials for use as size-selective RMs. This work illustrates an approach that can be used to develop RMs that are difficult to digest.     

The use of certified reference materials in the verification of analytical data and methods

An experimental design is proposed for the verification of the accuracy and precision of an analytical method by its application to certified reference materials.     

Application of chemometric approach for development and validation of high performance liquid chromatography method for estimation of ropinirole hydrochloride

A systematic Quality by Design approach was employed for developing an isocratic reversed‐phase liquid chromatographic technique for the estimation of ropinirole hydrochloride in bulk drug and pharmaceutical formulations. LiChrospher RP 18‐5 Endcapped column (25 cm × 4.6 mm id) at ambient temperature (25 ± 2°C) was used for the chromatographic separation of the drug. The screening of factors influencing chromatographic separation of the active pharmaceutical ingredient was performed employing fractional factorial design to identify the influential factors. Optimization of the selected factors was carried out using central composite design for selecting the optimum chomatographic conditions. The mobile phase employed was constituted of Solvent A/Solvent B (65:35 v/v) (Solvent A [methanol/0.05 M ammonium acetate buffer, pH 7, 80:20 v/v] and Solvent B [high performance liquid chromatography grade water]) and used at 0.6 mL/min flow rate, while UV detection was performed at 250 nm. Linearity was achieved in the drug concentration range 5–100 µg/mL (R² = 0.9998) with limits of detection and quantification of 1.02 and 3.09 µg/mL, respectively. Method validation was performed as per ICH guidelines followed by forced degradation studies, which indicated good specificity of the developed method for detecting ropinirole hydrochloride and its possible degradation products in the bulk drug and pharmaceutical formulations.