Methylcellulose, Featured Excipient:

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Author(s): Allen Loyd V Jr

Issue: Mar/Apr 1997 - Pediatric Care
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Abstract: Methylcellulose is a long-chain substituted cellulose with about 30% of its hydroxyl groups in the form of the methyl ether. This discussion covers stability, incompatibilities and compounding tips. A table provides information regarding uses and concentration ranges of methylcellulose.

Related Keywords: Methylcellulose, characteristics, stability of, and incompatibilities

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