Triaxial compression of "cappable" formulations
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
|November 1, 1985
Abstract:
According to theory, "capping" (visible lamination) occurs at the uniaxial relaxation stage at the point at which the upper punch pressure is released. A method is described whereby the stress in a tablet prone to a "capping" problem can be released in a triaxial manner.
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