Multiple Miniature Calorimeters and their Potential

This overview has attempted to show that calorimetry has found applications in all areas of the pharmaceutical industry from discovery through receptor site binding to characterisation, on through compatibility to formulation and stability. The nanocalorimeters should find their real application in HTS whilst the more macro (but still micro ) calorimeters will still be needed, because of their better long-term stability to define the physicochemical properties of the selected pharmaceutical systems. [Pg.109]

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