Solventless coating technologies can overcome many of the disadvantages associated with
using solvents in pharmaceutical coating. A solventless photocurable film-coating system …

Film coating is generally accomplished by spraying polymers dissolved in solvents onto a
cascading bed of tablets. The limitations associated with the use of solvents (both aqueous …

A new solventless photocurable film-coating system was investigated in which nonpareil
beads were coated in a minicoating pan with liquid prepolymer (L) and powdered solid pore …

Solventless photocurable film coating was used to obtain modified release coatings.
Different pore-forming agents were used to achieve immediate and sustained release of a …

Commercially available film coating polymers are applied with aqueous or organic solvent
that must be removed from the coating. In contrast, the results herein presented demonstrate …

Four siloxane prepolymers (I, II, III and IV) were used to understand the photocuring
mechanism and to test the feasibility of photocuring as a potential pharmaceutical coating …

Coatings are an essential part in the formulation of pharmaceutical dosage form to achieve
superior aesthetic quality (eg, color, texture, mouth feel, and taste masking), physical and …

Coloring agents are widely used in the pharmaceutical industry and are an important
component of many oral solid dosage forms. A coloring agent, or colorant, may be defined …

The coating of solid pharmaceutical dosage forms began in the 9th century BC, with the
Egyptians. Conventional coating techniques are based on solvents or water. Solventless …

In our previous studies, we found that the polymerization reaction involving cross-linking
occurs in the polymerization of monoacrylate when the photopolymerization reaction is …