Mark James Kontny
Affiliations: | 1985 | University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI |
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| (Water Vapor Sorption Studies on Solid Surfaces.) | ||||
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| Kontny MJ, Koppenol S, Graham ET. (1992) Use of the sorption-desorption moisture transfer model to assess the utility of a desiccant in a solid product International Journal of Pharmaceutics. 84: 261-271 |
| Kontny MJ, Destefano G, Jager PD, et al. (1991) Issues surrounding MDI formulation development with non-CFC propellants. Journal of Aerosol Medicine : the Official Journal of the International Society For Aerosols in Medicine. 4: 181-7 |
| Zografi G, Grandolfi GP, Kontny MJ, et al. (1988) Prediction of moisture transfer in mixtures of solids: transfer via the vapor phase International Journal of Pharmaceutics. 42: 77-88 |
| Kontny MJ, Grandolfi GP, Zografi G. (1987) Water vapor sorption of water-soluble substances: studies of crystalline solids below their critical relative humidities. Pharmaceutical Research. 4: 104-12 |
| Zografi G, Kontny MJ. (1986) The interactions of water with cellulose- and starch-derived pharmaceutical excipients. Pharmaceutical Research. 3: 187-94 |
| Kontny MJ, Zografi G. (1985) Moisture sorption kinetics for water-soluble substances. IV: Studies with mixtures of solids. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 74: 124-7 |
| Zografi G, Kontny M, Yang A, et al. (1984) Surface area and water vapor sorption of macrocrystalline cellulose International Journal of Pharmaceutics. 18: 99-116 |
| Zografi G, Carstensen JT, Kontny M, et al. (1983) The sorption of water vapour by starch and the application of the Young and Nelson equations. The Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 35: 455-8 |