The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products. [electronic resource]

By:

Parkin, J E

Contributor(s):

Duffy, M B
Loo, C N

Producer: 19930121Description: 307-14 p. digitalISSN:

0269-4727

Subject(s):

Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid
Drug Stability
Edetic Acid -- chemistry
Hot Temperature
Humans
Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Ophthalmic Solutions
Phenylmercury Compounds -- chemistry
Spectrophotometry, Atomic
Sterilization
Western Australia

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In: Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics vol. 17

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The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products.

APA

Parkin J. E., Duffy M. B. & Loo C. N. (19930121). The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products. : Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics.

Chicago

Parkin J E, Duffy M B and Loo C N. 19930121. The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products. : Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics.

Harvard

Parkin J. E., Duffy M. B. and Loo C. N. (19930121). The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products. : Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics.

MLA

Parkin J E, Duffy M B and Loo C N. The chemical degradation of phenylmercuric nitrate by disodium edetate during heat sterilization at pH values commonly encountered in ophthalmic products. : Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics. 19930121.

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