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6868 (643) l Physical Tests USP 43
• STERILE WATER
The following sections apply to tests for Sterile Water for Injection, Sterile Purified Water, Sterile Water for Irrigation, and Sterile
Worer for Inhalation.
Follow the requirements in Bulk Water, with the following exceptions.
Apparatus requirements: In addition to the Apparatus requirements in Bulk Water, the apparatus must have a
manufacturer’s
specified limit of detection of 0.10 mg/L (0.10 ppm) or lower of carbon.
Reagent water: Use water having a TOC level of not more than 0.30 mg/L. [NOTE—A conductivity requirement may be
necessary in order to ensure method reliability.]
Standard solution: Unless otherwise directed in the individual monograph, dissolve in the Reagent water an accurately
weighed quantity of USP Sucrose RS to obtain a solution having a concentration of 19.0 mg/L of sucrose (8.0 mg/L
of carbon).
System suitability solution: Dissolve in Reagent water an accurately weighed quantity of USP 1,4-Benzoquinone RS to
obtain a solution having a concentration of 12.0 mg/L (8.0 mg/L of carbon).
Water sample: Obtain a sample that suitably reflects the quality of water used. Before opening, vigorously agitate the
package to homogenize the water sample. Several packages may be required in order to collect sufficient water for
analysis.
System suitability: Test the Reagent 'ater control in the apparatus, and record the response, r . Repeat the test
using the Standard s0lution, and record the response, Calculate the corrected Standard solution response,
which is also the limit response, by subtracting the Reagent water control response from the response of the Standard
solution. The theoretical limit of 8.0 mg/L of carbon is equal to the corrected Standard solution response, r — ry.
Test the System suitability solution in the apparatus, and record the response, Calculate the corrected System
suitability solution response by subtracting the Reagent water control response from the response of the System
suitability solution, r„ - r . Calculate the percent response efficiency for the System suitability solution:
% response efficiency = 100[(ass - ’w›/(’s — ’»J
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• TIÊU CHUẨN THAM KHẢO USP (J 1) USP 1,4-Benzoquinone RS USP Sucrose RS
INTRODUCTION
This chapter provides ihformation'on.How to apply electrical coqductivity measurerñ‘ents (héreafter referréd to â§
“conductivi ”) of fluid solutions, including pure fluids. ylhls chapter dées not replace th’e o{fI«ial.\/yoter Com&uct/vity(643)
procedure, which. is used to ensure the ionic puricy of compendiaf.’waterzsuch as.Water fof |njection,'i?u(ified Water, PoréJteorri
condensate, and Ste(ile Donee for fnjection, among others.e. This chapter is intended‘foc +othero fluid appllcations when
conductivity is used to measure monitor, sr control chamical his efjsing, chemical y urity, iofjic «oncentration, and other
Applications includé, but are not limited to, solutions tFac‹rr\ay be.used jn g[ean-in-place, chro/matqgraphydetectio.n;
ionic solution preparations; Endpoint detection,’dosing, fermentatioñ, and buffer productldn.’In somé cases, cond.ñctiy
ty measurements can be extended to pure organjc fluids.such ?s alcohoJs and glycols where a weak conductivity signal
eXisU, and the signal can be significantly increased if the orgânics’bpcome contarrjinated wttfi water or”salts. ‘+ [NoTE—Fo/
Additional background information, see‘Theory ond“Pra¿tice o/£IectricâI Co”nductivityJvieasureme’nf5 qfsolutions.
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Conductivity is the measurement of?he;abiIity of a fluid to conduct eIectricity'viaits chemical ions..The.pbjlfty sf any
ion to electrically conduct is diréctly related to its ion mobility. Conductivity is directly proportioqal to the
concentrations of ions in the fluid, according to Fqootion I:
= conductivity (S/cm}
C, = concentration of chemical ion i (mol/L)