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Caking of anhydrous lactose powder owing to phase transition and solid-state hydration under humid conditions: From microscopic to bulk behavior
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Powder Technology, 363, 488, 2020 |
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Indirect microwave heating to pharmaceutical excipients: Lactose hydrate
Cuevas LPC, Franco MA, Baltazar EH
Powder Technology, 224, 57, 2012 |
| 3 |
The practical implications of temperature induced moisture migration in bulk lactose
Paterson AHJ, Bronlund JE
Journal of Food Engineering, 91(1), 85, 2009 |
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Use of milling and wet sieving to produce narrow particle size distributions of lactose monohydrate in the sub-sieve range
Adi H, Larson I, Stewart P
Powder Technology, 179(1-2), 95, 2007 |
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Analysis of the milling rate of pharmaceutical powders using the Distinct Element Method (DEM)
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Chemical Engineering Science, 60(5), 1441, 2005 |
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Influence of Relative-Humidity of Storage Air on the Adhesion and Autoadhesion of Micronized Particles to Particulate and Compacted Powder Surfaces
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