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Title: Flow-through dissolution testing : a comparison with stirred beaker methods
Authors: Farrugia, Claude
Keywords: Drugs -- Solubility -- Testing
Drug lipophilicity
Dissolution (Chemistry)
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: Malta College of Pharmacy Practice
Citation: Farrugia, C. A. (2002). Flow-through dissolution testing : a comparison with stirred beaker methods. The Chronic*ill, 6, 17-19.
Abstract: Dissolution testing of solid dosage forms is well-established as a standard technique to assess drug release from tablets and capsules. It is currently the most useful in vitro method for assuring batch-to-batch uniformity, and is a valuable quality control procedure for comparing release profiles of different batches of finished products.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/13565
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