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Each of these drugs possesses a nitrogen-carbonsulfur moiety, and a complex may result from the transfer of charge from the pair of free electrons on the nitrogen and/or sulfur atoms of these drugs to the antibonding orbital of the

iodine atom

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Caffeine forms complexes with organic acid anions that are more soluble than the

pure xanthine,

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Caffeine forms complexes with organic acid anions that are more soluble than the pure xanthine, but the complexes formed with organic acids, such as

gentisic acid,

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Caffeine forms complexes with organic acid anions that are more soluble than the pure xanthine, but the complexes formed with organic acids, such as gentisic acid, are (blank) than the caffeine alone.

less soluble

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Such (blank) provide caffeine in a form that masks its normally bitter taste and should serve as a suitable state for chewable tablets

insoluble complexes

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✓ Chewable tablets formulated from these complexes should provide an (blank) of the drug

extended-release form

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✓ Chewable tablets formulated from these complexes should provide an extended-release form of the drug with

 improved taste.

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✓ Complexation between drug and complexing agents can (blank) drug absorption and bioavailability.

improve or impair

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containing nucleophilic oxygens can form complexes with various drugs

POLYMER COMPLEXE

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example of POLYMER COMPLEXE

Polyethylene glycols, polystyrene, carboxymethylcellulose

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The incompatibilities of certain polyethers, such as the carbowaxes, pluronics and tweens with tannic acid, salicylic acid, and phenol can be attributed to these

interactions

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The incompatibility may be manifested as a:

Precipitate

➢ Flocculate

➢ delayed biologic absorption

➢ Loss of preservative action

➢ other undesirable physical, chemical, and pharmacologic effects.

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A cross-linked Insoluble PVP, is able to bind drugs owing to its dipolar character and porous structure.

CROSSPOVIDONE

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studied the interaction of crospovidone with acetaminophen, benzocaine, benzoic acid, caffeine, tannic acid, and papaverine HCI, among other drugs. The interaction is mainly due to any phenolic groups of the drug.

Fromming et al.

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A disintegrant in pharmaceutical granules and tablets. It does not interfere with gastrointestinal absorption because the binding to drugs is reversible.

CROSSPOVIDONE

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(blank) are used to modify biopharmaceutical parameters of drugs

Polymer-drug complexes

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 results more from the architecture of molecules than from their chemical affinity. One of the constituents of the complex is trapped in the open lattice or cage-like crystal structure of the other to yield a stable arrangement

INCLUSION COMPOUNDS

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can form a group of complexes principally involving deoxycholic acid in combination with paraffins, organic acids, esters, ketones, and aromatic compounds and with solvent such as ether, ether, alcohol, and dioxane

cholic acids (bile acids)

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The crystals of (blank) are arranged to form a channel into which the complexing molecule can fit

deoxycholic acid

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also crystallize in a channel-like structure permitting enclosure of unbranched paraffins, alcohols, ketones, organic acids, and other compounds.

Urea and nitrogen

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