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absorption enhancer 166 bile acid Ill; 160 (see also permeability enhancer) binary complexes 74 acetaminophen 61, 128, 138, 143,214 bioavailability 105, 108, 145, 153, 156, 166, (see also paracetamol) 169,173,174,177,181-183 acetic acid 75 biopharmaceutics 105 acetohexaminde 119 biphenyl 73 acetone 74, 85 biphenyl acetate 169, 175, 176,208 acetylsalicylic acid 65, 66, 95,154,200 biphenyl acetic acid 169, 121 acid hydrolysis 12 biphenylacetic ester 200 adenosinediphosphate 123 bisabolol 66 adhesive tapes 187,211,212 bitter taste 127 adiabatic compressibility 6 (see also taste, unpleasant) aerosols 188 branched CDs 3, 44,157 alfaxalone 162 brexin 218 Allidex 218 bromo-benzene 48, 73 amantadine 54 buccal absorption 155 amino acids 134 buserelin acetate 183, 193,203 amorphous state 146 butylparaben 171 Amphotericin B 13,61,66 amylase 33 caboxymethylethyl-~CO 192 androsterone 42 caffeine 128 anethol129 camomile oil 89, 103, 130,213 aniline 53, 73, 74 camphor 129, 174, 186,209,213 anthracene 73 68, 108 aroma 129 caproic acid 73 ascaridol 66, 76 capsules 155, 197,214 ascorbic acid 128,78 caraway oil 95 aspartame 128, 155 carbamazepine 119, 161 association constant 56 carbenicillin 66 atorpine 65 carbon dioxide 85 azulenol213 carmufor 66, 79, 114, 175, 192 Carthamus tinctorius 133 bandages 187,212 carvone68 barbiturate 34,117,124 catalytic effects 152 bead polymers 188 cataplasms 187,212 beclomethasone 119, 168 COPS 22, 41 bencyclane 128 COPS! 22,41 benexate 117 cephaeline 66, 70,157,202 benoxaprofen 69,123 cetylpyridinium bromide 188 benzaldehyde 117, 133, 155,200 cetylpyridinium-chloride 192 benzalkonium chloride 147, 160, 181 CGT-enzyme 14 benzene 48, 73 chamazulene 130 benzoate 74 chaulmoogric acid 76 benzocaine 65 chemically modified CDs 19 benzoic acid 48, 49, 54 chewing gum 132, 186 betamethason 66, 167, 168,203 chlorambucil 163 220 SUBJECT INDEX chloramphenicol 138, 145 199,202,207 chlorbutanol 174 dibucaine 205 chlorine 85 diclofenac 181 chloro-benzene 48, 73 diethyl ether 73,84 chlorophenol 73 differential scanning calorimetry 88 chlorpromazine 66, 70, 122, 124 diffusion 10,61,80 cholecalciferol 65, 78, 117 diffusion constaat 6 cholesterol 20, 41, 113, 122, 123, 124, 160 digitoxin 23, 24, 65, 66, 198 Cicladol218 digoxin 198 cimetidine 65 dihydroxypropyl derivatives 20 cinnarizine 66,110 diltiazem 66, 189, 190, 192,214 circular dichroism 58 DIMEB 20, 22, 25, 41, 43,70, 165 citral130 Dimethyl-aniline 73 c1obethasone 181,211 dimethylformamide 87 clofibrate 69, 128, 133, 153, 198 diphenhydramine 205 clumping tendency 88, 97 diphenylamine 13 cocrystallization 97 dipiridamole 22,28,29, 117, 123 competitive reactions 1l0, 113, 147, 167, 173, disintegration 135, 141, 144, 153, 154 177 disopyramide 128 complex preparation 83 dispersed amount method 99 compression of tablets 139 dissociation constant 52, 60, 146 congo red 57 dissolution properties 99 contact angle 99 dissolution rate 105, 139, 141, 145, 153, 154 corticosteroid 204 distribution of drugs 113 cortisol 42 doxorubicin 66 cortisone 135 drying 89 cosmetic emulsion 207 drying loss 5 cosmetics 159 creosote 128 effervescent tablets 155 critical micelle concentration 60 elimination of drugs 113 crosslinking agents 29 emetine 70,157,202 crown ether 73 emulsions 159,206,207 crushing strength 135, 136, 139 epichlorhydrin 29 crystal forms 6, 7 ergocalciferol 135, 137,202 crystal growth 158, 167, 173 essential oils 68,85,89, 129, 133, 173,208 crystal hydrage 74 estradiol 155, 163, 171, 172, 180, 183, 184, crystal lattice 5 185,208 crystallinity 135 ethambutol 65 crystal structure 74, 105, 139 ethano175,84,85,87 Crystal violet 57 ethiazide 66 crystal water 6 ethyl biphenyl acetate 175,208 CfG-ase enzyme 217 ethyl bromide 73 cyclodextrin hydrate 7 ethyl-

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