Abstract

APPLICATIONS OF GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY IN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES

Pooja Govindaraj*, Baskamary M. and Chozhavendhan S.

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Abstract

The pharmaceutical industry continually evolves to meet stringent regulatory requirements and consumer expectations for safe and effective therapeutic products. These pharmaceutical products may develop impurities at various stages of their development, storage, and transportation, which puts them at risk of being administered; thus, they must be detected and quantified. Central to this evolution are active analytical instruments, which play a crucial role in pharmaceutical research, development, manufacturing, and quality control. The instruments employ advanced technologies to analyze and assess the properties of pharmaceutical compounds by regulatory standards, fostering innovation. All equipment used in the production of pharmaceuticals shall be properly validated and calibrated to demonstrate that it is suitable for its intended purpose. Instruments that are used in the pharmaceutical industry are LC/MS-acquired to provide reliable and accurate data. These pharmaceutical products would do their best if they were free from impurities and administered in.

Keywords: pharmaceutical, impurities, residues, quantification.