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Suspending Agent Effects on Steroid Suspension Dissolution Profiles

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1979
Dissolution profiles and particle-size analyses were determined for two lots of prednisolone acetate. The effects of common suspending agents on dissolution and particle-size distributions of these suspensions also were investigated. Lot-to-lot variation in the prednisolone acetate dissolution rate was observed and was apparently related to the ...
S A, Howard, J, Mauger, J W, Hsieh, K, Amin   +3 more
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Preliminary Evaluation of Shilajit as a Suspending Agent in Antacid Suspensions

Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 1998
The efficacy of shilajit, a gummy exudate of the plant Styrax officinalis Linn (Family: Styraceae), was evaluated as a suspending agent for the formulation of antacid preparations. Shilajit produced effects on sedimentation volume similar to those produced by sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), but at lower concentrations.
M Shahjahan
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Carbopol 934: An improved suspending agent for insoluble test compounds

Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1960
Abstract 1. 1. Pharmacologic and microbiologic studies indicate that Carbopol 934 is a superior suspending agent, which permits uniform and permanent dispersion of water-insoluble test compounds. 2. 2. Carbopol 934 solutions are chemically stable and do not support fungal or bacterial growth. 3. 3.
M M, DOLAN, R L, STEELMAN, R R, TUMILOWICZ   +2 more
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Experimental Study on the Suspending Mechanism of Suspending Agent in Coal-Based Solid Waste Slurry for Long-Distance Pipeline Transportation

Processes
The transportation of coal-based solid waste filling slurry (CSWFS) through pipelines for underground goaf injection is essential for enhancing mine safety and promoting green, low-carbon coal mining.
Tao Yang, Min Cao, Heng Min
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Suspending Agent

2011
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Suspending agent

2007
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Plant polysaccharides as suspending agents in pharmaceutical suspensions

2023
Sohrab Nikazar, Shaghayegh Pezeshkpour, Sara Bahrololoumi   +2 more
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Suspending and resuming tasks in BDI agents

International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2008
Intelligent agents designed to work in complex, dynamic environments must respond robustly and flexibly to environmental and circumstantial changes. An agent must be capable of deliberating about appropriate courses of action, which may include reprioritising goals, aborting particular tasks, or scheduling tasks in a particular order.
John Thangarajah, James Harland, David N. Morley, Neil Yorke-Smith   +3 more
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Ionic Incompatibilities of SUSPENDING AGENTS

Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Practical Pharmacy ed.), 1955
Abstract Many common suspending agents are ionic in nature—usually anionic. Ionic reactions may be useful in controlling taste problems, but they can also lead to inactivation of therapeutic agents. In testing 18 suspending agents, Professor •Miller and Joseph Nakashima of the University of Southern California found that bentonite and Veegum ...
Joseph Y. Nakashima, Orville H. Miller
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Cardiovascular effects of the microsphere suspending agent, Tween 80, in pigs

Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 1995
A Ilebekk, K A Kirkebøen
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