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The stationary stability of giant heterophase clusters (GHCs) of water in samples of sodium chloride isotonic aqueous solutions from three manufacturers has been studied. The influence of the NaCl concentration on the relaxation kinetics of GHCs is established. A method for determining the identity of aqueous drug solutions without violating the integrity of the packaging is developed.Key words: giant heterophase clusters (GHCs) of water, sodium chloride isotonic solution, identity of aqueous drug solutions.

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Therapeutic Characteristics of Drugs Predicted Using Quantitative Structure – Property Relationships: Application to Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs

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Pleteneva

et al. 2004

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

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