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Effects of water yam and corn starches on the interacting variables influencing the disintegration of chloroquine phosphate tablets
The individual and interaction effects of nature (X) and concentration (Y) of disintegrant and the relative density (Z) on the mechanical and release properties of chlor-oquine phosphate tablets were studied using a 23 factorial experiment design. Water yam starch (low level) and corn starch (high l...
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