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Study of the hygroscopic properties of selected pharmaceutical aerosols using single particle levitation

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Study of the hygroscopic properties of selected pharmaceutical aerosols using single particle levitation (English)

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C Peng

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A H Chow

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C K Chan

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September 2000

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Pharmaceutical Research

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17

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9

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1104-9

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Effect of low and high relative humidity on metered-dose bronchodilator solution and powder aerosols

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Behavior of hygroscopic pharmaceutical aerosols and the influence of hydrophobic additives

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