Defined term · Analytical chemistry
Stability-indicating
A property of a method that separates the intact compound from its degradation products, demonstrated by forced-degradation study. A purity method that is not stability-indicating cannot support a…
§1Stability-indicating
§1.2Category
Analytical chemistry — Terms describing the determination of identity, purity, content and quality.
§1.3Related terms
- Forced degradation — Deliberate exposure of a sample to heat, light, acid, base and oxidant to generate degradation products against which a method’s specificity is demonstrated.
- In-use period — The time a reconstituted preparation may be stored and used, supported by stability-indicating data on that presentation. The Institute publishes no in-use claim for any…
Compound Evidence Institute · CEI-GT-133 · https://compoundevidence.com/glossary/stability-indicating/ · retrieved 30 July 2026