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Pharmaceutical Applications Compendium PURITY AND IMPURITY ANALYSIS
APPLICATION OF CHROMATOGRAPHY AND
MASS SPECTROMETRY IN PHARMACEUTICAL
PURITY AND IMPURITY ANALYSIS
Accurate assessment of product quality requires robust analytical methods.
To remain competitive, drug development and quality control programs must find
efficient and effective ways to develop new analytical methods and to transfer
and optimize existing procedures. Increased regulatory attention on the control
of impurities (e.g., much lower thresholds for genotoxic impurities) has fueled
the need for analytical procedures that al ow significantly lower detection limits.
This in turn requires more sensitive instruments and places higher demands
on selectivity, since many additional impurities may be present at lower
concentration ranges. 
UHPLC offers significant advantages in analytical performance, speed,
sensitivity, and resolution. Today's labs must also col aborate with global
partners using a variety of instruments. As a result, flexibility in method
development and transfer has become a key component of success in the
pharmaceutical industry. The application of various mass spectroscopy (MS)
detectors to genotoxic impurity analysis has enabled breakthrough detection
limits of as little as a few hundred ppm. MS-based methods general y provide
additional robustness compared to techniques such as UV alone, due to their
high specificity and sensitivity.
What's Inside? This applications compendium has a number of practical examples that demonstrate how Agilent can help you in developing cost-effective methods for purity and impurity analysis, reducing analysis time and solvent consumption while remaining compliant with pharmacopeia guidelines. Example applications are provided that demonstrate accurate analysis of trace level impurities through the use of Agilent's highly sensitive LC, LC/MS, GC, GC/MS and SFC solutions.
We have also included a number of additional resources that provide good information related to purity and impurity profiling. They can be found listed as "Other resources" in the pages that follow.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Systems solutions Cost-effective method development as per USP/EP TABLE OF CONTENTS
Eliminate variability in method transfer Impurity analysis – taking advantage of UHPLC speed and sensitivity, fast columns, and mass spectrometry for accurate analysis of trace impurities TABLE OF CONTENTS
Impurity analysis – taking advantage of UHPLC speed and sensitivity, fast columns, and mass spectrometry for accurate analysis of trace Impurity analysis – identification and quantification of trace level impurities in the presence of large amounts of drug substances Impurity analysis – identification of trace impurities coeluting with main compounds Residual solvent analysis as per USP <467> Residual Solvent Analysis with a Specifically Designed and Tested Agilent J&W DB-Select 624UI for USP <467> Colum TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pub #: 5990-9455ENub# 5990-5140EN Pub # 5991-1023EN Liquid Chromatography (LC)
Agilent 1200 Infinity Series LC Systems
Agilent 1200 Infinity Series LC Systems deliver the speed, resolution, flexibility, and
sensitivity necessary for comprehensive purity and impurity analysis. The wide power range of the 1200 Infinity Series accommodates any particle type, column dimension, or mobile/ stationary phase, while innovative components offer the next level of performance for UHPLC, RRLC, and HPLC applications. • Multi-method and method development solutions help by reducing repetitive tasks. The Agilent automated column and mobile phase screening system, and the Method Scouting Wizard software, al ow you to select up to 8 columns and 26 different solvents using one-click operation for more than 1000 different test conditions for binary, ternary, or • Intelligent System Emulation Technology (ISET) lets you emulate any HPLC or UHPLC instrument in your worldwide network for fast, reliable method transfer between LC systems – optimal results with no method modification required.
• The ultrasensitive detection of impurities can be optimized using the revolutionary Agilent Max-Light cartridge cel , with a 60 mm optical path length for even lower detection limits and higher sensitivity. • The 1200 Infinity Series High Dynamic Range DAD (HDR/DAD) Solution offers a 30x wider linear UV-range to expand detection capabilities and quantify all sample components in a single run, making it ideal for the measurement of low-level genotoxic impurities present in active pharmaceutical ingredients. • The 1290 Infinity 2D-LC Solution is the perfect tool for your most complex separations. Powerful new features like peak-triggered operation, shifted gradients, and innovative valve technology deliver significantly better separation compared to standard one- dimensional LC.
Agilent 1260 Infinity Analytical SFC Solution
The 1260 Infinity Analytical Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) Solution provides
orthogonal separation power at high speed and unprecedented power range for SFC separations, LC-like sensitivity and ease of use combined with low cost of ownership driven by an environmentally friendly separation technology with little toxic solvent consumption and waste generation.
Learn more at www.agilent.com/chem/infinity
LC Columns and Supplies
Agilent LC Column Family
Agilent's broad family of LC columns delivers the best choice for your analytical
separations, while facilitating your implementation of pharmacopoeia methods and ongoing method development. Poroshell 120 provides Fast LC resolution and speed without high backpressure, so you can use it on older instruments, and transfer easily to the 1260 Infinity LC, to optimize UHPLC performance up to 600 bar. The Poroshell 120 family has nine phases, including HILIC, and Fast Guards for UHPLC are available to help extend column life.
ZORBAX Rapid Resolution High Definition (RRHD) columns, 1.8 µm, are stable to 1200 bar so you can get the highest sensitivity and speed from your 1290 Infinity LC. You can achieve maximum scalability across laboratory development settings, and benefit from worldwide service and support. Fast Guards for UHPLC are also available for ZORBAX RRHD columns.
For help finding the best Agilent column for your separation, check out the LC Columns Navigator for web and mobile devices, at www.agilent.com/chem/navigator.
Increase Performance and Reduce Costs with Agilent Lamps
Only Agilent lamps are designed to extremely tight quality control specifications, to optimize
the performance of your instrument, increase light intensity and decrease noise. They are stable, rugged and long lasting to ensure a low cost of ownership. Always choose Agilent lamps to save time, avoid trouble, and enjoy optimal performance. Agilent Captiva Premium Syringe Filters
Sample filtration is often avoided during routine pharmaceutical drug analysis due to fear of
drug adsorption on the membrane, as well as the possibility of extractables contaminating the sample. Agilent Captiva Premium syringe filters eliminate those concerns, so the critical filtration step can be added back in to your workflow. Our syringe filters are certified to be free of extractables and demonstrate excel ent recoveries of a variety of drug assays. Our syringe filters have been demonstrated to be more effective at particulate removal than centrifugation alone.
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LC/MS Systems
Agilent 6100 Series LC/MS Systems
Agilent 6100 Series LC/MS Systems deliver faster acquisition speeds that let you take full
advantage of UHPLC separations. Valuable structural information is provided by variable energy, in-source fragmentation. Intuitive Agilent ChemStation software lets you set up and control both LC and MS from a single screen, and integration with MassHunter software adds analytical power. Even at scan speeds up to 10,000 µ/sec, you get excel ent spectral quality and accurate isotope ratios for confident identification and confirmation. Agilent Jet Stream thermal gradient focusing technology is now available on 6130B and 6150B models for enhanced sensitivity.
Agilent 6400 Series Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers
Agilent 6400 Series Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers all offer robust solutions for
busy laboratories, with a fifty-fold increase in sensitivity from the 6420 to the top-of- the-line 6490 so you can match the system to your requirements. The 6400 Series helps streamline method development using dynamic multiple reaction monitoring (dMRM), simplifies method development and ensures consistent ion statistics with constant cycle times, resulting in reproducible peak area measurements. You can speed up analysis times with triggered MRM, and combine MRM quantitative analysis with the generation of a product ion spectrum for library searching and compound confirmation. Powerful MassHunter Workstation software dramatical y enhances productivity, from method optimization and data acquisition to data processing and reporting.
Agilent 6500 Series Accurate-Mass Q-TOF
With the Agilent 6500 Series Accurate-Mass Q-TOF, you can achieve femtogram-level
sensitivity using Agilent iFunnel technology, which increases ion transfer rates to achieve the lowest detection levels of any high-resolution LC/MS instrument. The Agilent 6500 Q-TOF maintains resolution and mass accuracy using ion beam compression and shaping (IBCS) technology that provides the greatest sensitivity while maintaining 40 k mass resolution and sub ppm mass accuracy from m/z 20–10,000. In addition, the in-spectrum dynamic range of up to 5 orders of magnitude reveals trace-level targets (such as genotoxic impurities) even in the presence of much more abundant compounds (such as API). The advanced MassHunter data analysis software features molecular feature extraction (MFE) and molecular formula generation (MFG), along with molecular structure correlator (MSC) software, help address your challenges in genotoxic impurity analysis.
Find easy access to LC/MS application notes and published literature for pharma at Gas Chromatography (GC) and GC/MSStatic headspace gas chromatography and GC-MS are used for USP <467> for residual solvent analysis. Agilent offers a complete selection of gas chromatography accessories that al ow you to configure a system that meets the exact needs of your lab. The Agilent 7697A Headspace Autosampler can be configured for 12 or 111 vial capacity. Configured for 111 vials the 7697A three 36-vial racks can be exchanged while the instrument is operating, making the 7697A the ideal choice for high-throughput laboratories. The Agilent 7890B GC System features breakthrough Ultra Inert Flowpath and Capillary Flow Technology which enables reliable, leak-free in-oven connections, provides versatile means of analyzing complex matrices and enhances productivity and data integrity. The Agilent 5977A Series GC/MSD System offers all ionization modes (PCI, NCI and EI) in one automated sequence using the standard CI source with an Auto CI feature that makes CI as easy as EI.
Agilent MassHunter Software for MS detection
Agilent MassHunter Software, for MS detection, and Agilent OpenLAB CDS, for FID
detection, both provide the ability to analyze data more efficiently and allows laboratories to meet FDA 21 CFR Part 11 guidelines if required. Learn more about Agilent GC/MS and MassHunter software at Agilent J&W GC Columns
Agilent J&W DB-Select 624UI <467> Ultra Inert GC columns are designed specifical y for
United StatesPharmacopeia Method <467>. Equivalent to USP stationary phase G43, this phase is engineered to provide the best sensitivity and resolution of the critical pairs specified in USP Method <467> analysis of residual solvents in active pharmaceutical ingredients.
Learn more at www.agilent.com/chem/UIcolumns
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