Swelling-induced Dissolution
Swelling-Induced Dissolution is a dissolution mechanism in which the disintegration of a capsule is initiated and driven primarily by the volumetric expansion of its polymeric matrix upon fluid uptake, distinguishing it from erosion- or diffusion-dominated dissolution processes.
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Drug/Polymer Matrix Swelling and Dissolution
Ronald S. Harland, A. Gazzaniga, M.E. Sangalli et al. · Pharmaceutical Research · 1988 · 252 citations
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