1st Edition
Pharmaceutical Powder ComPattion Technology
1016 Pages
by
CRC Press
1014 Pages
by
CRC Press
This unique reference examines the modern pharmaceutical compacting techniques used to form tablets out of powders-describing the physical structure of pharmaceutical compacts, the bonding phenomena that occur during powder compaction, and the compression mechanisms of pharmaceutical particles.
Interparticulate Bonding Characteristics of Pharmaceutical Compacts
Interparticulate Attraction Mechanisms, Claus Führer
The Importance of Intermolecular Bonding Forces and the Concept of Bonding Surface Area, Christer Nyström and Per-Gunnar Karehill
Characterization of the Compression Process
Porosity-Pressure Functions, Petteri Paronen and Jukka Ilkka
Force-Displacement and Network Measurements, Gert Ragnarsson
Viscoelastic Models, Fritz Müller
Application of Percolation Theory and Fractal Geometry to Tablet Compaction, Hans Leuenberger, Ruth Leu, and Jean-Daniel Bonny
Characterization of Compact Properties
Mechanical Strength, Peter N. Davies and J. Michael Newton
Tablet Surface Area, N. Anthony Armstrong
Rationale for and the Measurement of Tableting Indices, Everett N. Hiestand
Material Properties of Importance for Powder Volume Reduction and Compact Strength
Particle Dimensions, Göran Alderborn
Mechanical Properties, Ray C. Rowe and Ron J. Roberts
Granule Properties, Göran Alderborn and Martin Wikberg
Modeling the Compression Behavior of Particle Assemblies from the Mechanical Properties of Individual Particles, Wendy C. Duncan-Hewitt
Compaction Properties of Excipients and Powder Mixtures
Materials for Direct Compaction, Gerald K. Bolhuis and Zak T. Chowhan
Compaction Properties of Binary Mixtures, John T. Fell
Lubricant Sensitivity, Gerad K. Bolhuis and Arne W. Hölzer
The Development and Optimization of Tablet Formulations Using Mathematical Methods, Fridrun Podczeck
Interparticulate Attraction Mechanisms, Claus Führer
The Importance of Intermolecular Bonding Forces and the Concept of Bonding Surface Area, Christer Nyström and Per-Gunnar Karehill
Characterization of the Compression Process
Porosity-Pressure Functions, Petteri Paronen and Jukka Ilkka
Force-Displacement and Network Measurements, Gert Ragnarsson
Viscoelastic Models, Fritz Müller
Application of Percolation Theory and Fractal Geometry to Tablet Compaction, Hans Leuenberger, Ruth Leu, and Jean-Daniel Bonny
Characterization of Compact Properties
Mechanical Strength, Peter N. Davies and J. Michael Newton
Tablet Surface Area, N. Anthony Armstrong
Rationale for and the Measurement of Tableting Indices, Everett N. Hiestand
Material Properties of Importance for Powder Volume Reduction and Compact Strength
Particle Dimensions, Göran Alderborn
Mechanical Properties, Ray C. Rowe and Ron J. Roberts
Granule Properties, Göran Alderborn and Martin Wikberg
Modeling the Compression Behavior of Particle Assemblies from the Mechanical Properties of Individual Particles, Wendy C. Duncan-Hewitt
Compaction Properties of Excipients and Powder Mixtures
Materials for Direct Compaction, Gerald K. Bolhuis and Zak T. Chowhan
Compaction Properties of Binary Mixtures, John T. Fell
Lubricant Sensitivity, Gerad K. Bolhuis and Arne W. Hölzer
The Development and Optimization of Tablet Formulations Using Mathematical Methods, Fridrun Podczeck
Biography
Göran Alderborn, Christer Nyström
