The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels

The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels Publisher Pubmed

Falamarzian M¹ ; Varshosaz J¹

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1. Fac. Pharm./Pharmaceutical Sciences, Isfahan Univ. of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran

Source: Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy Published:1998

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The effect of pendent side-chain length and crosslinking agent concentration in methyl methacrylate/dimethylaminoethyl methacrylate as a polybasic/hydrophobic pH-sensitive hydrogel was studied. Increasing both side-chain length and crosslinking agent concentration decreased the sharpness of response to pH and water-uptake capacity of the polymer. A case- II water transport mechanism and a nonlinear swelling kinetic was observed for the homologues of this hydrogel.

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MLA	Falamarzian M, Varshosaz J. "The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels." Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, vol. 24, no. 7, 1998, pp. 667-669.
APA	Falamarzian M, Varshosaz J (1998). The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 24(7), 667-669.
Chicago	Falamarzian M, Varshosaz J. "The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels." Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy 24, no. 7 (1998): 667-669.
Harvard	Falamarzian M, Varshosaz J (1998) 'The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels', Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 24(7), pp. 667-669.
Vancouver	Falamarzian M, Varshosaz J. The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy. 1998;24(7):667-669.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Falamarzian M and Varshosaz J}, title = {The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels}, journal = {Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy}, volume = {24}, number = {7}, pages = {667-669}, year = {1998} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Falamarzian M AU - Varshosaz J TI - The Effect of Structural Changes on Swelling Kinetics of Polybasic/Hydrophobic Ph-Sensitive Hydrogels JO - Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy VL - 24 IS - 7 SP - 667 EP - 669 PY - 1998 ER -

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