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Freeze Drying: A Versatile Technique for

Khan et al.

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3673475720715632547
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Khan S
Khan M
Ullah Z

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The freeze-drying process involves solvent sublimation under vacuum from pre-frozen solution resulting in porous materials. Pore volume, pore size, and density depend on several variables, including freezing temperature, solute and solvent type, solution …
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