Solid-State Chemical Interactions is a phenomenon in pharmaceutical solid-state chemistry wherein molecular components of a formulation engage in direct chemical reactions in the solid phase, distinguished from physical interactions by the formation or breaking of chemical bonds between active pharmaceutical ingredients and excipients under non-solubilized conditions.
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Solid state chemistry and its applications
D. Beruto · Materials Chemistry and Physics · 1984 · 1.6K citations
V. Lorenzelli · Materials Chemistry and Physics · 1989 · 514 citations
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