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A Simple Technique for Measuring Expansion of Methylcellulose Films in Water

Lucy S. C. Wan Department of Pharmacy, National University of Singapore, Lower Kent Ridge Road, Singapore, 0511
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K. P. P. Prasad Department of Pharmacy, National University of Singapore, Lower Kent Ridge Road, Singapore, 0511
Pages 1279-1291 | Published online: 20 Oct 2008

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Lucy S. C. Wan & Kenneganti P. P. Prasad. (1990) Relationship between temperature and swelling of Methycelloulose in Tablets. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy 16:6, pages 945-950.
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Lucy S. C. Wan & Kanneganti P. P. Prasad. (1990) Studies on the Swelling of Composite Disintegrant – Methylcellulose Films. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy 16:2, pages 191-200.
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I. GREENER DONHOWE & O. FENNEMA. (1993) THE EFFECTS of SOLUTION COMPOSITION and DRYING TEMPERATURE ON CRYSTALLINITY, PERMEABILITY and MECHANICAL PROPERTIES of METHYLCELLULOSE FILMS. Journal of Food Processing and Preservation 17:4, pages 231-246.
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Lucy S.C. Wan & Kanneganti P.P. Prasad. (1989) Uptake of water into tablets with low-substituted carboxymethyl cellulose sodium as disintegrant. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 55:2-3, pages 115-121.
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Lucy S.C. Wan & Kanneganti P.P. Prasad. (1988) Effect of microcrystalline cellulose and cross-linked sodium carboxymethylcellulose on the properties of tablets with methylcellulose as a binder. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 41:1-2, pages 159-167.
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