BIOMAT Database Logo BIOMAT Database Logo

A mechanistic study of griseofulvin dissolution into surfactant solutions in laminar flow conditions 1998

Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard

UI MeSH Term Description Entries

Related Publications

Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
A mechanistic study of danazol dissolution in ionic surfactant solutions.
February 2003, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Dissolution rates in surfactant solutions under stirred and static conditions.
May 1968, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Dissolution kinetics of griseofulvin in sodium dodecylsulphate solutions.
September 1987, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Dissolution kinetics of griseofulvin in mixed micellar solutions.
September 1994, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Dissolution rate of griseofulvin in bile salt solutions.
April 1991, Journal of pharmaceutical sciences,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Rate-limited mass transfer of octane, decane, and dodecane into nonionic surfactants solutions under laminar flow conditions.
May 2008, Chemosphere,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Design and characterization of a laminar flow-through dissolution apparatus: Comparison of hydrodynamic conditions to those of common dissolution techniques.
February 2011, Pharmaceutical development and technology,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Rate of dissolution of griseofulvin and hexoestrol in bile salt solutions.
June 1966, Nature,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Reexamination of convective diffusion/drug dissolution in a laminar flow channel: accurate prediction of dissolution rate.
December 2004, Pharmaceutical research,
Rao, and Lin, and Larive, and Southard
Kinetic and mechanistic study of photodechlorination of 2,2',4,4'-tetrachlorobiphenyl in surfactant solutions.
February 2007, Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology,
Copied contents to your clipboard!