Atomic Spectroscopy

The principle of atomic spectroscopy is the measurement of the electromagnetic radiation absorbed and emitted by atoms. As unique elements have characteristic spectra, atomic spectroscopy and specifically the electromagnetic spectrum or mass spectrum, is used for the determination of elemental compositions.

Since the introduction of the USP General Chapter <233> and ICHQ3d guidelines, both ICP-MS and ICP-OES have become essential tools for elemental impurity analysis. We have extensive experience of developing and/or validating material specific methods to meet these requirements.

All three instrumental techniques are available for the determination of elements at Butterworth.

Atomic Spectrosopy

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The latest technology combined with our expert team of scientists make us leaders in Quality Control Testing, Method Development, Method Validation and Stability Testing of both pharmaceutical raw materials and finished products.

We refine this service by promoting a culture of open communication between our analysts and our clients, ensuring that you retain control of your work.

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