Aqueous Dissolution Media
Aqueous Dissolution Media is a dissolution medium formulated primarily with water as the solvent, distinguished by its aqueous nature and used to simulate physiological conditions in the assessment of drug release and solubility.
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Dissolution of Cellulose in Aqueous NaOH Solutions
Akira Isogai, R. H. Atalla · Cellulose · 1998 · 445 citations
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