An Overview of the Effect of Moisture on Compaction and Compression

An Overview of the Effect of Moisture on Compaction and Compression

January 2, 2005

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Pharmaceutical TechnologyPharmaceutical Technology-01-02-2005

Volume 29

Issue 1

The author reviews the effects of moisture on flow properties, tensile strength, Heckel plot, energies involved in compaction, and elastic recovery.

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