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Relative Response Factor

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Hi,
Could any one show me how to calculate relative response factor of known impurities.

Thanks
LV

You inject known concentrations of your main peak and the known impurity. Then you calculate response factors for each (area/unit conc). The ratio of these factors is the relative response factor for the known impurity. For example, you inject 1µg/mL each of A and X (X is the impurity). X's response factor is 5 times greater than A's per µg/mL. You then either divide X areas by 5 or multiply them by 0.2 depending on how you set up the ratio (A/X or X/A).
Thanks,
DR
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Thank you very much DR, :D
LV

How to calculate for relative response factor for unkown impurity?

Any unknown peaks are assumed to have a response factor = 1
LV
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