Malonic Acid Turns Rice Starch Into a Greener Tablet Binder With Sustained Drug Release
Chemists transformed starch from a Nepalese-Indian rice variety into a malonic-acid-crosslinked tablet binder that hardens tablets at low concentrations and ...
Chemists transformed starch from a Nepalese-Indian rice variety into a malonic-acid-crosslinked tablet binder that hardens tablets at low concentrations and ...
A South Korean study shows that glassy, inulin-based whey protein matrices dramatically outperform crystalline ones in preserving freeze-dried Leuconostoc mesenteroides ...
Indian researchers report that PVdF-HFP polymer electrolyte films doped with 0.8 M sodium iodide achieve a room-temperature ionic conductivity of ...
Brazilian researchers show that reactive silica released from clay minerals during dolostone calcination sequesters calcium and magnesium oxides into silicate ...
Pakistani researchers have extracted fulvic acid from dried cow dung and shown it inhibits E. coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Salmonella ...
A linear anionic polysaccharide from microbial fermentation cuts starch gel hardening and water loss while acting oppositely on potato and ...
Researchers embedded strontium titanate nanoparticles in PVC–ammonium thiocyanate films to create an acid-free proton-conducting electrolyte that powered a stable primary ...
A new study shows that water quenching cannot fully retain the high-temperature ordered B2 phase in AlxCoCrFeNi high-entropy alloys, because ...
Researchers have diffusion bonded vanadium to Ti-6Al-4V, revealing a layered intermetallic-free interface whose complex microstructure and residual stresses expose both ...
A multi-analytical study of the Roman Winter Baths at Thuburbo Majus reveals deliberate stone selection, advanced hydraulic mortar technology, and ...
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