Equilibrium Phenomena in Solid Dosage Forms
Certain aspects of the mechanics of drug decay in solid dosage forms are discussed. Apparent equilibration often takes place in solid dosage forms. In order to obtain data that are amenable to detection of equilibria and can be subjected to mathematical analysis, it is necessary, in the case of fair...
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description | Certain aspects of the mechanics of drug decay in solid dosage forms are discussed. Apparent equilibration often takes place in solid dosage forms. In order to obtain data that are amenable to detection of equilibria and can be subjected to mathematical analysis, it is necessary, in the case of fairly stable drugs, to assay for degradation products. Van't Hoff plots should be used in this case. |
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