Identity
Mass evidence asks whether observed ions support the expected molecular mass. It is different from chromatographic purity.
COA and Lab Literacy
A certificate is useful only when its methods, sample identity, analytical outputs and limitations support the conclusions printed on it.
Mass evidence asks whether observed ions support the expected molecular mass. It is different from chromatographic purity.
HPLC estimates the proportion of the detected chromatographic response associated with the principal peak under the stated method.
Content requires a calibrated measurement and traceable sample preparation. Peak-area percentage alone does not establish milligrams per vial.
A useful report links the submitted sample, preparation, analytical run, result, issue date and revision.
Chromatograms and spectra should be sample-specific, legible and consistent with the reported result.
Identity and purity do not demonstrate sterility, endotoxin level, biological activity or clinical safety.