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The Effect of Recompression on Disintegrant Efficiency in Tablets Prepared by wet Granulation
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1985
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Chemical EngineeringBiomanufacturingAbstractthe EfficiencyEngineeringDesiccationPolyplasdone XlEnvironmental EngineeringExcipientsTablets PreparedBiochemical EngineeringPharmaceutical TechnologyTablet FormulationWater TreatmentWet ChemistryBiomedical EngineeringWet GranulationDisintegrant Efficiency
AbstractThe efficiency of three modern disintegrants, Explotab, Ac-Di-Sol and Polyplasdone XL, has been investigated following rework of a wet massed, slowly eroding, tablet formulation. When the disintegrants were placed extra-granularly it was found that only Explotab retained good efficiency following rework. All disintegrants placed intra-granularly had rework efficiencies that were essentially the same as the control (no disintegrant). However, the addition of 2% extra-granular disintegrant prior to the second compression restored tablet disintegration behaviour for Polyplasdone XL and partially for Ac-Di-Sol.Two of the factors potentially affecting the reworkability of disintegrants (comminution and regranulation) were also investigated. Regranulation caused Ac-Di-Sol and Explotab to significantly lose disintegrant efficiency. However milling alone caused no reduction in efficiency of any disintegrant.
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