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1{{Infobox method1{{Infobox method
2| name = Peptide content2| name = Peptide content
+3| subtitle = Mass fraction
3| image = titration.svg4| image = titration.svg
4| caption = Content is a mass balance: what is in the vial that is not peptide has to be measured before what is can be stated.5| caption = Content is a mass balance: what is in the vial that is not peptide has to be measured before what is can be stated.
8| Typical range = 70–90% for a lyophilised trifluoroacetate salt9| Typical range = 70–90% for a lyophilised trifluoroacetate salt
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+11{{hatnote|For the relative chromatographic measure usually reported as "purity", see [[Area percent purity]].}}
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11'''Peptide content''', sometimes called peptide net content, is the proportion of the mass of a preparation that is the peptide itself. Everything else in the vial — water taken up during and after [[Lyophilisation|lyophilisation]], the counterion left by the purification step, residual solvent, and any excipient — is excluded from the numerator and included in the denominator.{{r|usp1503}}13'''Peptide content''', sometimes called peptide net content, is the proportion of the mass of a preparation that is the peptide itself. Everything else in the vial — water taken up during and after [[Lyophilisation|lyophilisation]], the counterion left by the purification step, residual solvent, and any excipient — is excluded from the numerator and included in the denominator.{{r|usp1503}}