where does the absorption of Aspirin takes place?
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small intestine only in its ionised form
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where does in non-ionised form??
it cannot be absorbed in non ionised form
I think its absorbtion is at stomach
no aspirin is a weakly acidic drug and it should be absorbed in the stomach but it is one of the few exceptions that do not obey the kinetics of equilibrium and only get absorbed in the small intestine
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I don't know clearly
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