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A reservoir-type controlled release device using aqueous-organic partitioning and a porous membrane
S. Farrell,
K. K. Sirkar
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Membrane Science, Engineering and Technology (MAST) Center
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Porous Membrane
100%
Controlled Release Devices
100%
Benzoic Acid
100%
Reservoir Type
100%
Aqueous Organics
100%
Release Rate
66%
Nicotine
66%
Zero-order Release
66%
Controlled Release
33%
Fast-dissolving
33%
Non-porous
33%
Membrane Pore
33%
Aqueous Solution
33%
Hollow Fiber
33%
Device-independent
33%
Toluene
33%
Organic Liquids
33%
Water-filling
33%
Partition Coefficient
33%
Caffeine
33%
Microporous Membrane
33%
Pore Mouth
33%
Aqueous-organic Interface
33%
Flat Film
33%
Two-agent
33%
Simplified Mathematical Model
33%
Decanol
33%
Engineering
Controlled Release
100%
Mathematical Model
33%
Aqueous Solution
33%
Experimental Result
33%
Hollow Fibre
33%
Flat Film
33%