hygroscopicity

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hygroscopicity

the quality of being hygroscopic.

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2012), the mathematical models obtained in the literature for the hygroscopicity of agricultural products used for hot pepper analysis were chosen at random as a function of the temperature and the relative humidity of the air to check which model best represented its isotherm.

Determination of the hygroscopic equilibrium and isosteric heat of aji chili pepper/Determinacao do equilibrio higroscopico e calor isosterico de pimenta Dedo-de-Moca

05) for the curcumin concentration and hygroscopicity, resulting in a high regression coefficient (R2>0.

Secado por aspersion de extractos liquidos de curcuma: Evaluacion del proceso y propiedades de calidad del producto

The accelerative effect of honey in the wound, ulcer and skin burn healing process is related to its physical properties of hygroscopicity, hypertonicity, lower pH, and complex chemical composition.

Medicinal uses of honey

hydrate form or low potential to form hydrate Hygroscopicity (water Greater than 2% Medium uptake at 20-80% RH) Drug Target drug loading <1% Medium Product Formulated blend powder Free Flowing Medium flow Water compatibility-- Fail High Sufficient stability for one week (40/75) in solid state or 1 day in solution with less than 1% TRS Powder for Ranking Criteria & reconstitution Neat API in Factors Considerations in a bottle a Capsule Patient Can dosage form deliver High High the dosage strength required to meet the CQAs?

API properties--risk assessment for effective phase I dosage form development decisions

On its own, the fiber already has some impressive attributes: strength, elasticity, high abrasion resistance, hygroscopicity (the capacity to absorb moisture from the air), and the ability to dampen sound.

Material

Thanks to the low hygroscopicity of Palatinose[TM] the glaze does not become sticky.

Beneo extend doughnut shelf-life and quality

Three types of granular additives should be distinguished: granules containing pure cellulose, granules with addition of paraffin (wax, stearine) to reduce hygroscopicity, and granules, in which each fiber has a cellulosic bituminous coating.

The effect of stabilizing additives of waste pulp and paper industry on the properties of crushed stone-mastic asphalt concrete

Measurements on hygroscopicity and thermal stability of the alkylammonium carboxylates are planned and may further reveal the influence of particle-phase amines on the aerosol properties.

The evaluation of the properties of alkylammonium carboxylates and their effects on the atmospheric aerosol

3], hygroscopicity 158%, natural fall angle 54[degrees].

Non-destructive test methods application for structure analysis of ultra-high performance concrete after deterioration of cyclic salt-scaling/Neardanciu tyrimo metodu taikymas tiriant ypatingai stipraus betono struktura po ciklisko pavirsinio saldymo

However, an increase of the concentration of the plasticizer leads to an increase of the hygroscopicity of the composites and to a decrease of their tensile strength.

Properties and behaviour of starch and rapeseed cake based composites in horticultural applications

This variation of bitumen content even having similar grading curves can result in high hygroscopicity of dolomite waste material, differences in aggregate bulk density and high bitumen absorption of BOF steel slag material (Sivilevicius et al.

Performance of asphalt concrete with dolomite sand waste and BOF steel slag aggregate/Asfaltbetonio misinio eksploatacines savybes naudojant dolomito smelio atliekas ir bazines deguonies krosnies plieno slako uzpilda/ No terauda sarniem un dolomita atsijam izgatavoto asfaltbetona sastavu ekspluatacijas ipasibas/ Dolomiidiliiva jaatmetega ja terasesulatusahju rabuga asfaltbetooni kaitumine

Factors such as particle size, hygroscopicity, composition, and concentration; lung function parameters; and environmental temperature and humidity (Varghese and Gangamma 2006, 2009), which vary across experimental locations and between participants, modify particle deposition sites in the lung.