There is a common assumption in peptide research that purity above 95 percent is "good enough" for most applications. This assumption is wrong, and the reasons it's wrong matter for any laboratory producing data intended for peer review.
The mathematics of impurity is unforgiving. A compound at 95 percent purity contains 5 percent of something else — typically a mix of failed synthesis...
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