Titlebook: Controlled Release; A Quantitative Treat Liang-tseng Fan,Satish Kumar Singh Book 1989 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg 1989 chemical reac

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Swelling-Controlled Release,s or influences the release is classified as being swelling controlled. A distinction has been made between two types of systems formed by such swellable polymers (Peppas, 1984). A swellable controlled-release system comprising the first type, consists of a hydrophilic polymer that undergoes swellin

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Modeling and Analysis of Wheel Suspensions,cientists have conventionally looked to altering the persistency and effectiveness of the reagents through modification of the reagents themselves. However, this approach tends to be difficult, time consuming, and expensive.

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Einleitung - Vom Baby zum Kleinkind,s or influences the release is classified as being swelling controlled. A distinction has been made between two types of systems formed by such swellable polymers (Peppas, 1984). A swellable controlled-release system comprising the first type, consists of a hydrophilic polymer that undergoes swellin

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Book 1989 in diverse fields in- cluding medicine, agriculture and biotechnology. Research and developmental efforts related to controlled release are multiplying in both industry and academia. The reason for this phenomenal growth is obvious. The use of a variety of biologically active agents, such as drugs,

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Chemical Reaction Controlled Release,se process. These polymers undergo chemical reactions at the target site, thereby enabling the active agent to be delivered. Such chemically activated systems fall into two broad categories (Langer, 1980; Baker, 1987):