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CO-PROCESSING - TOWARDS ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY

Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 2021
Lidia Kim, Georgeta Madalina Arama
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Review on: Co-Processing of Excipients

Co-processed excipients were prepared by incorporating one excipient into the particle structure of another and a combination of two or more compendial or non compendial excipients to physically modify their properties, which cannot be achievable by simple physical mixing.
Prayuti, V.Thete, M. A., Channawar, A. V., Chandewar   +2 more
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Operational Considerations in Co-processing

2021
Sadhan Kumar Ghosh, Ulhas V. Parlikar, Kåre Helge Karstensen   +2 more
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Global Status of Co-processing

2021
Sadhan Kumar Ghosh, Ulhas V. Parlikar, Kåre Helge Karstensen   +2 more
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Recent Advancements in Co-Processed Excipients

The primary objective of this review article aims to offer a thorough analysis among the most current advancements in excipient technology and its formulation techniques. It's impossible for one excipient to meet every performance requirement required to transform a drug's active component into a particular pharmaceutical formulation.
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Co-processed Nb-25% composite

Cryogenics, 1971
M.T. Taylor, C. Graeme-Barber, A.C. Barber, R.B. Reed   +3 more
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Co-processing acetaminophen with nanocellulose to enhance tabletability

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Nanocellulose, a sub-micron cellulose powder, was investigated as a potential filler excipient to enhance the tabletability of acetaminophen (APAP). Due to its high specific surface area, nanocellulose was expected to outperform the tabletability enhancement provided by microcrystalline cellulose (MCC), a common tablet filler used in pharmaceutical ...
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Asphaltene Conversion During Coal-Bitumen Co-Processing

1994
Experimental studies on the conversion of asphaltene during the co-processing of coal and bitumen are described. Athabasca bitumen (15.4 % asphaltenes) was co-processed with a sub-bituminous coal (1.14% asphaltene) in a batch autoclave under hydrogen pressure at reaction temperatures varying from 400 to 440°C.
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Emission Considerations in Cement Kiln Co-processing

2021
Sadhan Kumar Ghosh, Ulhas V. Parlikar, Kåre Helge Karstensen   +2 more
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Hydrogenation of COED Process Coal-Derived Oils

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Process Design and Development, 1971
H. E. Jacobs, J. F. Jones, R. T. Eddinger   +2 more
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