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[Dissolution processes and surface changes. 3. Determination of the surface with the BET process].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 18 Jun 1985 German Journal:Die Pharmazie, volume 40 (issn: 0031-7144, Copyright policy )
Authors: W, Fürst; R, Neubert; G, Abendroth; U, Lehmann; H, Frenzel; U, Weber;

pmid: 3991785

[Dissolution processes and surface changes. 3. Determination of the surface with the BET process].

Abstract

Two methods are demonstrated for the determination of the surfaces of solid substances by the BET-method. Using a newly constructed apparatus substances with high specific surfaces can be determined by the two-point-method with a good precision. For the determination of pulverous drugs we used the one-point-method proposed by Haul and Dümbgen [2] improving it in calibration und practicability.

Keywords

Solubility, Surface Properties, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Pressure

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