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Research Article

Statistical Comparison of High-Shear Versus Low-Shear Granulation Using a Common Formulation

Pages 357-364 | Published online: 03 Sep 2000
 

Abstract

Experimental combinations from the ranges assigned to the independent factors were studied using both a low-shear (planetary) mixer and a high-shear mixer for granulation. The independent factors studied were X1 calcium phosphate/mannitol ratio, X2 pregelatinized starch, X3 magnesium stearate, X4 mixer type, and X5 compression pressure. To optimize the tablet properties fully, the experimental range was varied from −2 to +2 experimental units, with the exception of X4, which was assigned −1 for the planetary mixer and +1 for the high-shear mixer. Drug dissolution did not seem to be affected by mixer type, but tablet hardness was affected by mixer type.

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