Abstract: A device consisting activated microfibers, such as glass and cellulose, comprising the 3D network, packed in small volumes, traps and concentrates the bacteria from trace contaminated liquids rapidly. It functions for concentrating and rapid detection of microbes in <20 min. The device enables the easy recovery of concentrated bacteria, which involves the mixing and agitation of the contaminated sample, followed by the suction. The chemistry of the system involves coupling aminosilane groups such as 3-aminopropyl methyldiethoxysilane (APMDES) or carboxylated groups in 3-triethoxysilyl propylsuccinicanhydride (TESPSA) to the —OH bearing moieties on the surfaces of glass and/or cellulose microfibers, attained by solution or vapor phase techniques.

Abstract: A device consisting activated microfibers, such as glass and cellulose, comprising the 3D network, packed in small volumes, traps and concentrates the bacteria from trace contaminated liquids rapidly. It functions for concentrating and rapid detection of microbes in <20 min. The device enables the easy recovery of concentrated bacteria, which involves the mixing and agitation of the contaminated sample, followed by the suction. The chemistry of the system involves coupling aminosilane groups such as 3-aminopropyl methyldiethoxysilane (APMDES) or carboxylated groups in 3-triethoxysilyl propylsuccinicanhydride (TESPSA) to the —OH bearing moieties on the surfaces of glass and/or cellulose microfibers, attained by solution or vapor phase techniques.

Abstract: This invention is related to direct compression of otilonium or its pharmaceutically acceptable salt having perfect powder flowability, good tablet weight distribution and no sticking to the punches.

Abstract: This invention encompasses to obtain non-convertible solid pharmaceutical formulations of moxifloxacin anhydrous by using of wet granulation with an organic solvent or mixtures of organic solvents.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation toward a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.

Abstract: This invention is related to pharmaceutical compositions, which have good flowability properties, comprising olmesartan medoxomil or combination of olmesartan medoxomil and hydrochlorothiazide and a lubricant or mixtures of lubricants and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient or excipients.

Abstract: This invention encompasses to obtain non-convertible solid pharmaceutical formulations of moxifloxacin anhydrous by using of wet granulation with an organic solvent or mixtures of organic solvents.

Abstract: This invention is related to pharmaceutical compositions of rosuvastatin or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof especially calcium salt with sodium carbonate anhydrous which has effects on dissoltion profiles in 0.1 N HCI medium provided that using of sodium carbonate anhydrous should be presence in the range of from about 0.5% to about 2% by weight.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation toward a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation toward a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation toward a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation toward a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.

Abstract: Methods of removing contaminant matter from porous materials include applying a polymer material to a contaminated surface, irradiating the contaminated surface to cause redistribution of contaminant matter, and removing at least a portion of the polymer material from the surface. Systems for decontaminating a contaminated structure comprising porous material include a radiation device configured to emit electromagnetic radiation towards a surface of a structure, and at least one spray device configured to apply a capture material onto the surface of the structure. Polymer materials that can be used in such methods and systems include polyphosphazine-based polymer materials having polyphosphazine backbone segments and side chain groups that include selected functional groups.