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An in situ dissolution study of aspirin crystal planes (100) and (001) by atomic force microscopy

scientific article (publication date: March 2001)

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An in situ dissolution study of aspirin crystal planes (100) and (001) by atomic force microscopy (English)

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A Danesh

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S D Connell

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M C Davies

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C J Roberts

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S J Tendler

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P M Williams

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M J Wilkins

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March 2001

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Pharmaceutical Research

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atomic force microscopy

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Structural studies of a crystalline insulin analog complex with protamine by atomic force microscopy

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In situ Atomic Force Microscopy Study of the Differential Dissolution of Fayalite and Magnetite

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Molecular-resolution images of aspirin crystals with atomic force microscopy

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Use of fractal geometry to determine effects of surface morphology on drug dissolution.

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Pharmaceutical Applications of Polymorphism

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Structural and morphological characterization of ultralente insulin crystals by atomic force microscopy: evidence of hydrophobically driven assembly

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Atomic force microscopy of crystalline insulins: the influence of sequence variation on crystallization and interfacial structure

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Atomic force microscopy of atomic-scale ledges and etch pits formed during dissolution of quartz

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Comparison of dissolution and absorption rates of different commercial aspirin tablets

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Fractal analysis of pharmaceutical particles by atomic force microscopy.

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Surface characterization of aspirin crystal planes by dynamic chemical force microscopy

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10.1023/A:1011046728622

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