Research Article
Influence of Hydrophilic Polymers on the Factor in Weibull Equation Applied to the Release Kinetics of a Biologically Active Complex of Aesculus hippocastanum
Table 3
The parameters determined in the course of release kinetics evaluation of gel formulations P1, P2, P3, and P4.
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represents release rates for respective models: zero-order kinetics (), 1st-order kinetics (), and 2nd-order kinetics (); , a shape parameter in Weibull model; , correlation coefficient for the regression fit describing the course of the release as the first-order process; MC, methylcellulose; PA1, polyacrylic acid derivative Carbopol 980P NF; PC-11, modified polyacrylic acid; PA2, polyacrylic acid derivative Carbopol 5984. |