This training provides an overview of the forced degradation process. It explains why forced degradation is so important to stability indicating methods and where it fits into the method development and validation cycle.
We will examine the associated regulatory guidelines and how these translate into practical experimental design. In particular we explore the limitations of forced degradation and how we minimise these in a practical setting. Detector choice, challenges with mass balance and peak purity are also considered.
This course is suitable for anyone requiring an overview of the forced degradation process and practical aspects of the analytical support of samples.
The cost of the course is available upon request from the training provider.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course. For more information about the course, please click 'find out more' below.
Teaching provider
Useful information
Teaching method: In-house, Online
Duration: 0.5 day
Cost: See course description
Language: English