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|Articles|October 1, 2002
- Pharmaceutical Technology-10-01-2002
- Volume 2002 Supplement
- Issue 2
Roller Compaction Feasibility for New Drug Candidates: Laboratory to Production Scale
Author(s)George W. Gereg
The authors provide a method to predict whether a material is suitable for dry granulation by roller compaction.
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