Lactose Phase Behavior
Lactose Phase Behavior is a physicochemical phenomenon that describes the distinct solid-state transitions, crystallization tendencies, and hydration/dehydration dynamics of lactose under varying thermodynamic conditions, distinguishing it from other carbohydrate phase behaviors by its polymorphic forms and moisture-dependent amorphicity.
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Effect of particle shape and size on flow properties of lactose powders
Xiaowei Fu, Deborah Huck, Lisa Makein et al. · Particuology · 2012 · 380 citations
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