Investigation into the degree of variability in the solid-state properties of common pharmaceutical excipients-anhydrous lactose
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Investigation into the degree of variability in the solid-state properties of common pharmaceutical excipients-anhydrous lactose
Abstract
This paper reports the batch-to-batch and vendor-to-vendor variations in the solid-state characteristics of multiple batches of lactose anhydrous from each of three vendors and the subsequent impact of these differences on processability and/or functionality.
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