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How do I reconcile 97.1% from VendorInvestigate with 95.2% from the supplier?

Asked 23 Dec 2024Modified 19 months agoViewed 16k times
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Conditions: 97.1% · VendorInvestigate · 95.2%.

I think I have a problem. I am not yet sure whether it is a real problem or a measurement artefact.

I want to know whether this is recoverable or whether the honest answer is to write it off.

Should I be treating this as a failure or as noise?

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askedines_delacruz16k1623 Dec 2024
7Do you have the chromatogram, or only the summary figure? – marta_okonkwo 3 months ago
8Which wavelength was the purity integrated at? Worth adding to the question. – nkem_obiora 4 months ago
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