Physicochemical principles of adsorption in pharmaceutical systems  and drug delivery applications /

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Title:	Physicochemical principles of adsorption in pharmaceutical systems and drug delivery applications /
Authors:	Dhulkefl, Ayad Jirjees Alabbas, Engie Aydin Kamal Khalaf, Mohammed Hakeem
Keywords:	Physicochemical Principles Principles of Adsorption in Pharmaceutical Systems Drug Delivery Applications Physicochemical Principles of Adsorption
Issue Date:	15-Feb-2026
Publisher:	SAS Publishers, India
Series/Report no.:	vol.2;
Abstract:	Physicochemical Principles of Adsorption in Pharmaceutical Systems and Drug Delivery Applications by Ayad Jirjees Dhulkefl, Engie Aydin Kamal Alabbas, and Mohammed Hakeem Khalaf examines the fundamental principles of adsorption and their critical role in pharmaceutical formulations and drug delivery systems. The work explains how adsorption—the accumulation of molecules at surfaces or interfaces—affects the behavior, stability, and effectiveness of drugs. It connects surface chemistry concepts with practical pharmaceutical applications, highlighting how drug molecules interact with excipients, carriers, and biological surfaces.
Description:	[42 - 49] pages: Illustrations (some colour); Includes bibliographical references
URI:	http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/932
ISSN:	2320-4206 2347-9531
Appears in Collections:	Pharmacy

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