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The use of tableting indices to study the compaction properties of powders

Williams et al., 1988

Document ID
9714229182142748331
Author
Williams R
McGinity J
Publication year
Publication venue
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy

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Tableting indices are employed to investigate some compression properties of a binary mixture of a direct compression excipient, calcium sulfate, and a tablet lubricant, magnesium stearate. The technique involved modifications of previously described equipment used to …
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