The role of light anhydrous silicic acid on physical stability of troglitazone solid dispersion under humidified conditions
Authors:
- Toshiyuki NakahashiTNToshiyuki Nakahashi
- Takahiro MatsumotoTMTakahiro Matsumoto
- Naoki WakiyamaNWNaoki Wakiyama
- Kunikazu MoribeKMKunikazu Moribe
- Keiji YamamotoKYKeiji Yamamoto
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Advanced Powder Technology
- Vol. 25 (2) , 716-721
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Funding Information
- Japan Health Sciences Foundation
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