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Deproteinized natural rubber latex/hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose blending polymers for nicotine matrix films

Pichayakorn et al., 2012

Document ID
16048523318442478571
Author
Pichayakorn W
Suksaeree J
Boonme P
Amnuaikit T
Taweepreda W
Ritthidej G
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Industrial & engineering chemistry research

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Nicotine matrix films were prepared using DNRL/HPMC blends for transdermal delivery. Several plasticizers were also mixed. The mechanical and physicochemical properties, moisture uptake, and swelling ratio of films depended on HPMC and plasticizers. The …
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