Interfaces in Multiphase Polymers and Nanomedicines

Gergo Patyi; Zsombor Nagy; Balazs Vajna; Peter Anna; Gyorgy Marosi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.714.211

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Interfaces in Multiphase Polymers and Nanomedicines

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Crystalline and amorphous interfaces were formed and modified in multiphase composite and pharmaceutical systems. Nanosize drug of antacid effect was prepared in continuous extrusion process. The structural features were analyzed using (micro-) thermal analytical and (micro-) Raman spectrometric methods combined with chemometric evaluation.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 714)

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Gergo Patyi, Zsombor Nagy, Balazs Vajna, Peter Anna, Gyorgy Marosi

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Amorphization, Chemometry, In Situ Nanodrug Formation, Localized Thermal Analysis, Micro-Raman, Transcrystallization

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