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Is 99.1% a realistic purity ceiling for mazdutide given its chain length?

Asked 20 Apr 2025Modified 15 months agoViewed 8.8k times
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Stated plainly: 99.1% · mazdutide.

The units are where I keep going wrong, so please be explicit about them.

I have sanity-checked the order of magnitude and it seems right, which is not the same as being right.

Is my approach right even if my number is wrong?

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askedesther_vandeVelde49k3820 Apr 2025
For what it is worth, my own result was within half a per cent of this. – ines_brandt 2 months ago
Any reason this would differ for a longer peptide? – charge_state_3 18 days ago
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