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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Pharmaceutical Tablet"”.

  1. Pharmaceutical tablet compaction : product and process design

    This thesis explores how tablet performance is affected by microstructure, and how microstructure can be controlled by selection of excipients and compaction parameters. A systematic strategy for formulation and process design of pharmaceutical tablets is proposed. A modified nanoindenter method …

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  2. Development of a Pharmaceutical Tablet Authentication system using Spectroscopic Techniques in combination with Multivariate Chemometric Methods

    … combat this horrendous activity, surveillance of pharmaceutical materials is required in the supply chain system. Spectroscopic techniques (e.g., Near-Infrared and Raman spectroscopies) can be a potential solution to authenticate samples in different locations; they are non-destructive, safe, …

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  3. Sample preparation methodologies for MALDI-MS imaging and related topics.

    … main themes that have been focussed on are the pharmaceutical and metabolomic applications of this state of the art technique.MALDI MSI has been evaluated as a technique for the detection and imaging of antiasthmatic compounds in lung tissue. Four compounds were assessed initially with …

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  4. Developments in Raman spectrometry and intracavity laser absorption spectrometry for quantitative analysis

    … direct non-invasive quantitative analysis of a pharmaceutical tablet with < 3% w/w active ingredient (API). In the initial part of the study, an HPLC method was devised to quantify chlorpheniramine maleate (the API) in a sample set of more than 280 Chlortrimeton allergy tablets containing a …

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  5. Investigating the Hydration and Disintegration Mechanisms of Film-Coated Pharmaceutical Tablets

    The pharmaceutical tablet is the most common solid oral dosage form to administer drug or active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) to patients. Tablets are often film-coated with a layer of polymeric material to protect the drug from environmental degradation, facilitate the packaging process, and …

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  6. Condition monitoring of pharmaceutical powder compression during tabletting using acoustic emission

    … system for the final production quality of pharmaceutical tablets and detection capping and lamination during powder compression process using the acoustic emission (AE) method. Pharmaceutical tablet manufacturers obliged by regulatory bodies to test the tablet's physical properties such as …

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  7. Predictive Disintegration Process Modelling of Immediate Release Tablets Using Terahertz Technology

    … Predicting disintegration for immediate-release tablets remains challenging due to the process complexity. This research addresses this by establishing a predictive and mechanistic framework based on terahertz (THz) characterisation and physics-informed modelling. This model aims to reduce …

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