PMID: 2490516Jan 1, 1989Paper

Flow injection analysis of pharmaceuticals

Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis
M D Luque de Castro, M Valcárcel

Abstract

An overview of the most representative problems solved by flow injection analysis (FIA) in drug analysis is presented. Different aspects of this technique which can be manipulated with specific purposes are discussed and special emphasis is placed on the possibilities of FIA in dissolution test control.

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