1. Determination of the stability% of certain API in its finished product using spectrophotometric technique is: a standardization process an instrumental analysis process a gravimetric analysis process a qualitative analysis process Other

1. Determination of the stability% of certain API in its finished product using spectrophotometric technique is: a standardization process an instrumental analysis process a gravimetric analysis process a qualitative analysis process Other

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1. Determination of the stability% of certain API in its finished product using spectrophotometric
technique is:
O a standardization process
an instrumental analysis process
Oa gravimetric analysis process
a qualitative analysis process
Other
a titrimetno analysis process

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