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Retaining the Dose: How Cast Material and Particle Properties Affect Nasal Powder Rebound
Avick Sinha
, Jiyu Kim
, Alison Lansley
School of Arch, Tech and Eng
School of Applied Sciences
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Material Properties
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Nasal Powder
100%
Particle Properties
100%
Coefficient of Restitution
100%
Cast Material
100%
Lactose
66%
Silicone Rubber
50%
Nasal Cast
33%
Microcrystalline Cellulose
33%
Energy Dissipation
16%
High-speed Imaging
16%
Dmax
16%
Delivery Device
16%
Material Size
16%
Compressed Air
16%
Impact Speed
16%
Information Demand
16%
Mean Velocity
16%
Dry Formulation
16%
Rubber Plate
16%
Ricochet
16%
Particle Material
16%
Nasal Deposition
16%
Normal Restitution Coefficient
16%
Systematic Data
16%
Cellulose Powder
16%
Testing Methodology
16%
Steel-aluminum
16%
Engineering
Microcrystalline
100%
Aluminum
100%
Energy Dissipation
50%
Impact Speed
50%
Compressed Air
50%
Material Particle
50%
Material Science
Particle Property
100%