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Introducing diffusing wave spectroscopy as a process analytical tool for pharmaceutical emulsion manufacturing

Reufer et al., 2014

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Document ID
15075582227700514027
Author
Reufer M
Machado A
Niederquell A
Bohnenblust K
Müller B
Völker A
Kuentz M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of pharmaceutical sciences

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Emulsions are widely used for pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic applications. To guarantee that their critical quality attributes meet specifications, it is desirable to monitor the emulsion manufacturing process. However, finding of a suitable process analyzer has so far …
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