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Why disintegration time of uncoated tablets is 15 minutes?
The disintegration time of uncoated tablets is typically around 15 minutes to ensure that the tablet breaks down sufficiently in the gastrointestinal tract for effective absorption of the active ingredients. This time frame allows for the tablet to dissolve into smaller particles, facilitating their dispersion in the digestive fluids. The 15-minute benchmark is a balance between ensuring rapid release and allowing adequate time for the tablet's components to dissolve without compromising the therapeutic effect. Additionally, regulatory standards often set this time as a benchmark for quality control.
What is a time capsule - a 4th grader question for maths?
Put simply - it's a container in which has been placed letters, pictures and drawings from a particular date. The 'capsule' is usually buried - to be unearthed some time in the future - giving people a 'snapshot' of history.
What is bulk tablet counting?
I have found the company that invented and i believe that also implemented this new technology,DATA's ICU Series, a new generation tablet counter enabling for the first time bulk tablet/capsule counting with 3 times the output per footprint. ​ The Bulk Tablet counter consists of 1-4 modules with a counting rate of 40-160 Bpm . Each module includes a two channel system, a wide channel (Gross) for bulk counting and a narrow channel (Fine) for counting completion resulting in an accuracy of 100%. ​ DATA's ICU unique cGMP design includes counting unit positioning separately from the feeding channels allowing constant visual monitoring of the objects all throw the counting process (no "blind spots"). Each module has 4 small tool free contact parts enabling changeover in less than 5 minutes and fast and easy maintenance.​
What will be the time 25 minutes after 600?
What time will it be in 25 minutes after 6:00
What are the symbols for time minutes and seconds?
' = minutes " = seconds
