Pharma & Excipients

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  1. 3. Amphiphilic excipient used to improve wetting and dissolution of APIs
  2. 4. Colloidal silicon dioxide used as glidant and flow regulator in powders
  3. 8. Particle property affecting dissolution and compression behavior
  4. 10. Dibasic calcium phosphate anhydrous with high surface area for direct compression
  5. 11. Cross-linked PVP superdisintegrant used to accelerate tablet breakup
  6. 15. Cross-linked cellulose sodium salt used as a superdisintegrant in tablets
  7. 18. Polymer layer applied to tablets for protection, taste masking, or modified release
  8. 25. Property of excipients that have affinity for lipids or fats
  9. 27. Excipient that promotes tablet breakup after administration
  10. 28. Excipient used to enhance the apparent solubility of poorly soluble drugs
  11. 29. Glyceryl behenate lipid excipient used for sustained release and lipid formulations
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  1. 1. Co-processed excipient designed for orally disintegrating tablets with rapid mouth dispersion
  2. 2. Excipient property that helps protect formulations from moisture uptake
  3. 5. Silicified microcrystalline cellulose used to improve flow and tablet strength
  4. 6. Co-processed excipient combining lactose and starch for direct compression
  5. 7. Particle engineering process frequently used to improve compressibility of excipients
  6. 9. Dosage form property preventing release in the stomach
  7. 11. Additive used in polymer coatings to improve film flexibility
  8. 12. Semisynthetic cellulose ether widely used for film coatings and hydrophilic matrix tablets
  9. 13. Highly porous material used to load liquids or improve powder handling
  10. 14. Spray-dried lactose excipient designed to enhance powder flow and compressibility
  11. 16. Step in tablet manufacturing where powder is compacted into a solid dose
  12. 17. Microcrystalline cellulose excipient used as filler and binder in tablets
  13. 19. Excipient engineered by combining two or more materials to improve functionality
  14. 20. Controlled-release system where the drug is embedded within a polymer network
  15. 21. Process of forming larger agglomerates from fine powders to improve handling
  16. 22. Excipient added in small quantities to improve powder flow
  17. 23. Isomalt excipient used in chewable tablets, lozenges, and taste-masked formulations
  18. 24. Microcrystalline cellulose product line used for tablet and capsule formulations
  19. 26. Property of excipients that readily interact with water