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Liberation of Folic Acids from Composite Chitosan Films
Authors: A. Martinac 1; T. Klein; I. Kladníčková; M. Dittrich
Authors‘ workplace: Katedra farmaceutické technologie Farmaceutické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy, Hradec Králové 1 Katedra farmaceutické technologie Farmaceutické a biochemické fakulty Univerzity Záhřeb, Záhřeb, Chorvatsko
Published in: Čes. slov. Farm., 2004; , 177-182
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Thin films were prepared by the method of evaporation of aqueous solutions of chitosan or itsmixtures with poloxamer 407, gelatin, or polyvinyl alcohol. Films of varying thickness werecross-linked with phosphate ions. They contained micronized folic acid in a concentration of 9.1 %or 3.2 %. Prolonged several hours’ liberation of folic acid into isotonic phosphate buffer at pH 5.5,6.0,and 6.5was examined. In the initial stage, the mechanism of liberationwas governed by diffusionof the dissolved fraction, at higher pH values a higher rate of dissolution of the substance played itsrole. In some composites, sorption of folic acid to chitosan in an extent dependent on the compositionof composites and current acidity of the medium was demonstrated.
Key words:
chitosan – composites – thin films – folic acid – liberation
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