Guaifenesin, a highly water-soluble active (50 mg/mL), classified as a BCS class I drug.Owing to its poor flowability and compressibility, formulating tablets especially high-dose one,may be a challenge. Direct compression may not be feasible. Bilayer tablet technology appliedto Mucinex®, endures challenges to deliver a robust formulation. To overcome challengesinvolved in bilayer-tablet manufa...

Guaifenesin, a highly water-soluble active (50 mg/mL), classified as a BCS class I drug.Owing to its poor flowability and compressibility, formulating tablets especially high-dose one,may be a challenge. Direct compression may not be feasible. Bilayer tablet technology appliedto Mucinex®, endures challenges to deliver a robust formulation. To overcome challengesinvolved in bilayer-tablet manufa...

Guaifenesin, a highly water-soluble active (50 mg/mL), classified as a BCS class I drug. Owing to its poor flowability and compressibility, formulating tablets especially high-dose one, may be a challenge. Direct compression may not be feasible. Bilayer tablet technology applied to Mucinex®, endures challenges to deliver a robust formulation. To overcome challenges involved in bilayer-tablet ma...

The compressibility factor of nonassociated chain molecules composed of hard convex core Yukawa segments was derived with SAFT-VR and an extension of the Barker-Henderson perturbation theory for convex bodies. The temperature-dependent chain and dispersion compressibility factors were derived using the Yukawa potential. The effects of temperature, packing fraction, and segment number on the com...

In this study for the first time a new description of compressibility factor is rendered based on the virial expansion. The compressibility factor as a function of M-factor is qualitatively and quantitatively expressed. At first, we present how may the third, fourth and higher order virial coefficients be logically ignored in order to simplify the virial equation. The results show, wh...

the compressibility factor of nonassociated chain molecules composed of hard convex core yukawa segments was derived with saft-vr and an extension of the barker-henderson perturbation theory for convex bodies. the temperature-dependent chain and dispersion compressibility factors were derived using the yukawa potential. the effects of temperature, packing fraction, and segment number on the com...

The experimental determination of protein compressibility reflects both the protein intrinsic compressibility and the difference between the compressibility of water in the protein hydration shell and bulk water. We use molecular dynamics simulations to explore the dependence of the isothermal compressibility of the hydration shell surrounding globular proteins on differential contributions fro...

in this study for the first time a new description of compressibility factor is rendered based on the virial expansion. the compressibility factor as a function of m-factor is qualitatively and quantitatively expressed. at first, we present how may the third, fourth and higher order virial coefficients be logically ignored in order to simplify the virial equation. the results show, when the com...

The coefficient of isothermal compressibility (oil compressibility) is defined as the fractional change of oil volume per unit change in pressure. Though the oil compressibility so defined frequently appears in the partial-differential equations describing fluid flow in porous media, it is rarely used in this form in practical engineering calculations. Instead, oil compressibility is usually as...