第4回製剤セミナー
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- 公益社団法人日本薬学会の論文
- 1979-10-01
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- Ammonia Adducts of Barbiturates and Their Application to Particle Size Reduction
- Studies on the Method of Size Reduction of Medicinal Compounds. IV. Solvate Formation of Chloramphenicol and Its Application to Size Reduction
- Correction of the Paper, Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. VI. Determination of Transition Temperatures of Various Physical Forms of Sulfanilamide by Initial Dissolution Rate Measurements
- Ammonia Adducts of Several Sulfonamides and Their Application to Particle Size Reduction
- Ammonia Adducts of Chloramphenicol and Chloramphenicol Palmitate and Their Application to Particle Size Reduction
- Ammonia Adducts of Chloramphenicol and Chloramphenicol Palmitate
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. VI. Determination of Transition Temperatures of Various Physical Forms of Sulfanilamide by Initial Dissolution Rate Measurements
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. V. Determination of the Transition Temperature and Heat of Transition between Barbital Polymorphs by Initial Dissolution Rate Measurements
- 第4回製剤セミナー
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. VII. Dissolution Rates of Sulfanilamide in Aqueous Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium Solutions with or without Sodium Chloride
- Studies on Methods of Particle Size Reduction of Medicinal Compounds. VI. Solvate Formation of Griseofulvin with Benzene and Dioxane
- 固形医薬品の溶解性状(第4報)溶解速度測定による粉末医薬品の有効表面積の測定
- Studies on the Method of Size Reduction of Medicinal Compounds. V. Size Reduction of Several Sulfonamides by Desorption of Ammonia from Their Ammonia Compounds
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. III. Determination of the Transition Temperature between the Hydrate and Anhydrous Forms of Phenobarbital by Measuring Their Dissolution Rates
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. II. Determination of the Transition Temperature of Sulfathiazole Polymorphs by Measuring the Initial Dissolution Rates
- Dissolution Behavior of Solid Drugs. I. Improvement and Simplification of Dissolution Rate Measurement, and Its Application to Solubility Determinations