Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution

Shyamal Das; Srinivas Behara; David Morton; Ian Larson; Peter Stewart

Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution

Shyamal Das, Srinivas Behara, David Morton, Ian Larson, Peter Stewart

Drug Delivery Disposition & Dynamics

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Abstract

Both drugs and ternary components used in dry powder inhaler (DPI) formulations are micro-sized; these form highly agglomerated powders due to interparticulate forces.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011
Editors	Richard N Dalby, Joanne Peart, Peter R Byron, Julie D Suman, Paul M Young
Place of Publication	USA
Publisher	Davis Healthcare International Publishing
Pages	359 - 362
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	1933722517
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011 - Intercontinental Hotel, Berlin, Germany Duration: 3 May 2011 → 6 May 2011

Conference

Conference	Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Berlin
Period	3/05/11 → 6/05/11

Cite this

Das, S., Behara, S., Morton, D., Larson, I., & Stewart, P. (2011). Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution. In R. N. Dalby, J. Peart, P. R. Byron, J. D. Suman, & P. M. Young (Eds.), Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011 (pp. 359 - 362). Davis Healthcare International Publishing.

Das, Shyamal ; Behara, Srinivas ; Morton, David et al. / Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution. Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011. editor / Richard N Dalby ; Joanne Peart ; Peter R Byron ; Julie D Suman ; Paul M Young. USA : Davis Healthcare International Publishing, 2011. pp. 359 - 362

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Das, S, Behara, S, Morton, D, Larson, I & Stewart, P 2011, Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution. in RN Dalby, J Peart, PR Byron, JD Suman & PM Young (eds), Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011. Davis Healthcare International Publishing, USA, pp. 359 - 362, Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011, Berlin, Germany, 3/05/11.

Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution. / Das, Shyamal; Behara, Srinivas; Morton, David et al.
Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011. ed. / Richard N Dalby; Joanne Peart; Peter R Byron; Julie D Suman; Paul M Young. USA: Davis Healthcare International Publishing, 2011. p. 359 - 362.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Paper › Research › peer-review

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Das S, Behara S, Morton D, Larson I , Stewart P. Investigating the dispersibility of lactose powders by measuring the total surface energy distributions with an inverse gas chromatography method at finite dilution. In Dalby RN, Peart J, Byron PR, Suman JD, Young PM, editors, Respiratory Drug Delivery 2011. USA: Davis Healthcare International Publishing. 2011. p. 359 - 362