Sentence examples for dry binder from inspiring English sources
However, the addition of dry binder had a very strong effect on drop penetration time that could not be predicted from simple capillary flow considerations.
This is most likely due to preferential liquid penetration into the fine pores related to the dry binder particles and subsequent partial softening and dissolution of the binder.
This minimum liquid volume is determined as a function of dry binder type, amount, hygroscopicity and particle size distribution of diluent.
Gabapentin was used as the API and hydroxypropyl cellulose (HPC) as the dry binder with deionized water as the liquid binder.
In this study, Hapgood's nucleation regime map (Hapgood et al., 2003) was tested for a formulation that consists of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) of broad size distribution and a fine dry binder.
For systems containing a dry binder or other amorphous powders, it is recommended that drop penetration time be measured directly for the blended formulation and then scaled to the drop size during spraying.
The brochure explains that the glassiness is the product of metallic powders applied to a partly dried binder coat of varnish, and the slightly stereoscopic look is caused by multiple stencils.
α-Lactose monohydrate 200 M was granulated using a polyvinylpyrollidone K 30 (2.5% on dry material) binder solution.
The GMR ratio remains unchanged at a level of about 17% for the samples with a content of the GMR powder in the dry (liquid) binder of up to CGMR = 97% (C0,GMR = 60%).
General: The fresh seaweed was washed under tap water, rinsed with distilled water, subsequently dried at 48 50 °C using a universal drying oven (Binder FD 53, Germany), and then finely powdered in an Ultra Turrax Janke Kunkel T25 S1 homogenizer (IKA, Germany) with a stitch of 1 mm.
It also showed that the bronze-like patina was applied with a drying oil binder, because of the high ratio between the combined peak areas of azelaic (d-C9) and suberic (d-C8) acids versus palmitic acid (C16:0) (Figure 8a).
