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PrepHPLC_Pia (talk)
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1{{Infobox concept1{{Infobox concept
2| name = Vial2| name = Vial
+3| subtitle = Primary container
3| image = vial.svg4| image = vial.svg
4| caption = A tubing-drawn vial with an elastomeric closure and crimped aluminium ferrule. The three components together constitute the container closure system.5| caption = A tubing-drawn vial with an elastomeric closure and crimped aluminium ferrule. The three components together constitute the container closure system.
13| Forming routes = Drawn from tubing; moulded14| Forming routes = Drawn from tubing; moulded
14| Principal degradation mode = Inner-surface delamination15| Principal degradation mode = Inner-surface delamination
+16<!-- Applicable standards -->
+17| Vials from glass tubing = ISO 8362-1
+18| Closures for injection vials = ISO 8362-2
+19| Freeze-drying closures = ISO 8362-5
+20| Elastomeric closures = USP <381>
+21| Container closure integrity = USP <1207>
+22| Inner-surface durability = USP <1660>
15}}23}}
16{{hatnote|For containers intended for repeated withdrawal, see [[Multi-dose vial]]. For the operations that fill and close them, see [[Vial filling and stoppering]].}}24{{hatnote|For containers intended for repeated withdrawal, see [[Multi-dose vial]]. For the operations that fill and close them, see [[Vial filling and stoppering]].}}