A Review on Solid Dispersion
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https://doi.org/10.55544/jrasb.3.2.45Keywords:
Solid dispersion, solubility, polymers, amorphousAbstract
The majority of patients prefer to take their medications orally. However, many drugs' limited usage in oral administration is a result of their poor solubility. One important element that influences the rate of dissolution and bioavailability is solubility. Increasing the pace at which weakly water-soluble substances dissolve through solid dispersion is useful. medicines, hence affecting its bioavailability. This study focuses on different approaches to solid dispersion preparation, their benefits and significant difficulties.
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