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area_percent

Response factors and why area percent is not concentration.

first seen 2024-Q30 records submitted166 annotations
Section 1

Contribution

Comments technically on records submitted by others. Annotations are signed and are not moderated for agreement.

Records submitted 0 n=0
Annotations 166 n=166
Median purity submitted suppressed n=0 n<3 — see individual records
Suppliers covered 0 n=0

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Section 2

Annotations

Signed technical comments on records. The index does not moderate annotations for agreement with its own arithmetic, and several of these disagree with it. Where a handle has made the same point on several records, one instance is shown and the rest are reachable from the records themselves.

AX-2026-041377
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.93 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042008
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.30 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042015
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.54 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042178
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.68 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042163
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.46 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042122
Nothing adverse on this record. Purity 99.60 %, largest single impurity [D-Thr]-diastereomer at 0.21 %, and a mass balance that closes. It is a clean record and the index has no note to add to it.
AX-2026-043287
Area percent with assumed unit response factors gets less reliable as impurity content rises. At 3.29 % total impurities the response-factor assumption is worth about a tenth of a point, which is small next to the gap but not nothing.
AX-2026-043443
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.36 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-042003
A rounded purity and an unrounded impurity total on the same certificate will not sum to 100 exactly, and that is a rounding artefact rather than the arithmetic failure rule AX-R02 looks for. The slack allowance exists for it.
AX-2026-043372
Area percent with assumed unit response factors gets less reliable as impurity content rises. At 3.31 % total impurities the response-factor assumption is worth about a tenth of a point, which is small next to the gap but not nothing.
AX-2026-042223
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.44 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.
AX-2026-043537
Area percent assumes unit response factors across every species present. At 99.31 % the assumption barely matters — there is not enough impurity for a response-factor error to move the figure by a tenth.

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