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Photostability Of Drugs And Drug Formulations

Editor : H. Hjorth Tonnesen

Master eBook ISBN10 : 0-203-48317-0

Master eBook ISBN13 : 978-0-203-48317-6

No of pages :416

Originally Published : 3 Sep 1996

Status : Available [You may read this title]

This text discusses various aspects of the combination of drugs and light. Degradation processes, stabilization of photolabile drug substances within formulations, benefits from the combination of drugs and light, and testing of drug photoreactivity, are some of the topics discussed.

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Table of contents : Photochemical and phytophysical aspects of drug stability; technical requirements and equipment for photochemical stability and testing; standardization of photodegradation studies and kinetic treatment of photochemical reactions; is the photodecomposition of drugs predictable?; photodecomposition and stabilization of compounds in dosage forms; addressing the problems of light instability during formulation development; light activated drugs and drug formulations in drug targeting; benefits and adverse effects from the combination of drugs and light; screening of new drugs for ocular phototoxicity; the contribution of organic photochemistry to investigations of phototoxicity; in vitro screening of the photoreactivity of antimalarials - a test case; inconsistencies and deficiencies which exist in the current official regulations concerning the photolytic degredation of drugs; photostability testing - design and interpretation of tests on drug substances and dosage forms; mathematical models for studies of photochemical reactions; the application of photoacoustic spectroscopy to the photodegradation of drugs.


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