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The use of desktop x-ray microtomography to characterise randomly packed and compacted pharmaceutical participate systems
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The use of desktop x-ray microtomography to characterise randomly packed and compacted pharmaceutical participate systems

GE Milroy, M Dutt, CY Wu, AC Bentham, BC Hancock, JA Elliott and RE Cameron
Transactions - 7th World Biomaterials Congress, pp.1647-?
01/12/2004

Abstract

The use of desktop X ray microtomography (XMT) to characterize randomly packed pharmacheutical particulate systems was discussed. The XMT work was performed using a 1072 Sky Scan desktop system. Glass spheres were used for the particle packing experiment with an average particle size of 200 μm transferred to borosilicate glass capillary tubes of 3 mm diameter. The 2D X-ray tomography images showed clearly defined spheres contained in capillary tube.

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