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Cocktail-Solvent Screening to Enhance Solubility, Increase Crystal Yield, and Induce Polymorphs
The authors propose extending initial solvent screening for a single-solvent system to the cocktail solvent screening of binary and ternary solvent mixtures.
Jan 2, 2008
By: Tu Lee, Shi Ting Hung
Pharmaceutical Technology
 Volume 32, Issue 1
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