Topochemical Decomposition Patterns of Aspirin
Aspirin in alkaline environment in a solid dosage form is shown to decompose by topochemical reaction patterns. At lower temperatures, the rate-determining step is diffusion controlled, whereas at higher temperatures it is kinetically controlled.
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