Chemistry, asked by glazepallavi9865, 1 year ago

How much plant extract is used for solubility test?

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Answered by mudit7643
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I develop a water soluble powder for veterinary medicine which consits multivitamin, mineral and also plant powder-extract. The plant powder-extract are insoluble in water.

I've added some wetting agenst to improve the solubility, such as:

Silicon Dioxide Colloidal (Aerosil)

Sodium Lauryl Sulphate / SLS

and also alkalizing agent, meglumine.

When I added meglumine excessively, the final product were dissolved completly, but when I calculate the quantities and refers to the safety of ADI, it's not allowed to adding in that quantities...

I've tried to make wet granulation with mix the plant powder-extract with polysorbate 80 and oven it at 60 degres Celcius... the final product were perfectly dissolved, but the powder became harder and stone-like form...

If I was not oven it, then I just mixed that surfactant with another raw materials, the final product was still completely dissolved, but after 3 - 5 months it darken gradually and became wet...

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