Effects of drying process for amorphous waxy maize starch on theophylline release from starch-based tablets
Physical properties and theophylline‐release profiles of compressed tablets prepared with amorphous waxy maize starches dried using different methods were examined. A gelatinized waxy maize starch paste (10% solids in water) was either freeze‐dried or oven‐dried (40 or 105°C) until the moisture cont...
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