Science, asked by ramannegah, 6 months ago

which one of the following limit for tablets is acceptable to lose weight during friability studies
a)less than 0.5toh1%
b)more than2%
c)more than5% d)none of them

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Answered by ghraj2083

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d)none of them I hope.....

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