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Norinder U, OsterbergT, Artursson P (1999) Theoretical calculation and prediction of intestinal absorption of drugs in humans using Mol Surf parameterization and PLS statistics. Eur J Pharm Sci 8, 49-56. [Pg.322]

Norinder, U. Sjoberg, P Osterberg, T. Theoretical Calculation and Predition of Brain-Blood Partitioning of Organic Solutes Using Mol Surf Parametrization and PLS Statistics, . 7. Pharm. Sci. 87, 952-959 (1998). [Pg.455]

Neuhoff, S., H. Spahn-Langguth, C.-G. Regirdh, T. B. Andersson, U. Norinder, and P. Langguth. 1999. Computational approach to predict affinity of drugs to MDR1 encoded P-glycoprotein using Mol-Surf parametrization. Arch. Pharm. Med. Chem. 331 (suppl. 2) 33. [Pg.149]

Mol thiophene converted)(mol surf. Mo) s x 10. Aqueous solution of (NH4)6M07O26-4H2O. [Pg.50]

Bastogne F, David C (1998) Colloids Surf A Physicochem Asp 139 311-320 Baeyens-Volant D, Cuvelier P, Fomasier R, Szalai E, David C (1985) Mol Cryst Liq Cryst 128 277-286... [Pg.57]

CEC = ffsurfex surf is the cation exchange capacity of the clay (mol kg"1)... [Pg.430]

Tully, J. C. 1981, in Potential Energy Surf. Dyn. Calc. Chem. React. Mol. Energy Transfer, Truhlar, D. G., ed., New York Plenum, pp. 805-816. [Pg.357]

Three different ways have been developed to produce nanoparticle of PE-surfs. The most simple one is the mixing of polyelectrolytes and surfactants in non-stoichiometric quantities. An example for this is the complexation of poly(ethylene imine) with dodecanoic acid (PEI-C12). It forms a solid-state complex that is water-insoluble when the number of complexable amino functions is equal to the number of carboxylic acid groups [128]. Its structure is smectic A-like. The same complex forms nanoparticles when the polymer is used in an excess of 50% [129]. The particles exhibit hydrodynamic diameters in the range of 80-150 nm, which depend on the preparation conditions, i.e., the particle formation is kinetically controlled. Each particle consists of a relatively compact core surrounded by a diffuse corona. PEI-C12 forms the core, while non-complexed PEI acts as a cationic-active dispersing agent. It was found that the nanoparticles show high zeta potentials (approximate to +40 mV) and are stable in NaCl solutions at concentrations of up to 0.3 mol l-1. The stabilization of the nanoparticles results from a combination of ionic and steric contributions. A variation of the pH value was used to activate the dissolution of the particles. [Pg.136]

The third way to PE-surf nanoparticles is based on the use of polyampholytes, i.e. polyelectrolytes that contain cationic and anionic groups. Examples are long-term stable fluorinated nanoparticles, prepared by the complexation of polyampholytes with perfluorododecanoic acid [131]. The polyampholytes are statistic copolymers of styrylmethyl(trimethyl)ammoni-um chloride, methacrylic acid, and methyl methacrylate having more cationic monomers (28-100 mol %) than anionic monomers (0-16%). The cationic monomers form a complex with perfluorododecanoate ions to create neutral... [Pg.136]

Normally mass transfer between two phases is modelled using a mass transfer coefficient (km). The flux (mol s-1 m. surf) of a component i is given by the formula... [Pg.34]

Bouwman R, Freriks ILC (1980) Appl Surf Science 4 11, 21 Bozio R, Girlando A, Pecile C (1975) J Phys Chem 33 1237 Bracketnann H, Buback M, Vogclc HP (1986) Makromol Chem 187 1977 Bradbury EH, Price WC, Wilkinson GR (1961) J Mol Biol 3 301... [Pg.717]

G. 1. Golodets, Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal, 15 (Heterog. Catal. Reactions Involving Mol. Oxygen), Elsevier, Amsterdam, (1983). [Pg.570]


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