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Tablets & Capsules November 2016 11 i n d e x t o a r t i c l e s The advantages of interchangeable drums for tablet coat- ing systems. James Hahn. April 2016, p. 29. Applications of process thermodynamics in pharmaceutical coating. Michael Choi. April 2007, p. 12. Applying an enteric coating to empty capsule shells to accelerate clinical trials. Yogesh Chachare, Theresa Estep, Mark Geis, Michael Gosselin, and John Dela Cruz. January 2015, p. 18. Avoiding defects in film-coated tablets. Beverly Schad. April 2014, p. 12. Coating system design affects process speed, efficiency. Mike Barker and Jochen Thies. April 2009, p. 20. Continuous film coating processes: A review. Stuart C. Porter. April 2007, p. 12. Customizable film coatings: Understanding polymers and plasticizers. Beverly Schad, Eric Van Ness, and Thomas Riley. April 2012, p. 24. Dust collector filters: Calculating the total cost of ownership. Tomm Frungillo and Tony Supine. October 2012, p. 26. Economical multiparticulates. Brian Jensen. Back Page, April 2013, p. 48. Enteric coating of hard capsules, part 1. Brian E. Jones. January 2009, p. 10. Enteric coating of hard capsules, part 2. Brian E. Jones. April 2009, p. 10. Evaluation of a continuous-cycled film coater in applying a high-solids coating formulation. Charles Cunningham, Jörg Crönlein, and Oliver Nohynek. October 2015, p. 20. The evolution and evaluation of tablet coatings. Aaron Barkley, Stephen Levine, and Charlie Signorino. April 2006, p. 10. Facts about phthalates. David Kossor, Chris DeMerlis, Sakae Obara, April Hernandez, and Chris Moreton. Eye on Excipients, April 2014, p. 39. Film coating: Art or science? Stuart C. Porter. Back Page, April 2006, p. 56. Film coating: A few simple tips for a complex process. Fred A. Rowley. April 2009, p. 30. Film coatings for dietary supplements. Charlie Cunningham. Back Page, April 2015, p. 48. Here's a tip: Check the needle body, use lubricant. Fred A. Rowley. Back Page, April 2008, p. 64. How tablet quality affects coating success. Michael D. Tousey. April 2016, p. 14. How very-low-viscosity coatings reduce the total cost of ownership of coating operations. Shrikant N. Khot, Jeesun Hwang, John Anderson, Karen Coppens, Amina Faham, and Paul Sheskey. Coating Desktop Reference, July 2012, p. 4. Improving tablet coating yield and quality via computer- based simulations. Maxim Puchkov and Hans Leuenberger. October 2010, p. 20; Coating Desktop Reference, July 2012, p. 24. Investigation of the relationship between eszopiclone tablet coating and the onset of bitterness perception. David Tisi, Jeffrey Worthington, Richard Hsia, Kostas Saranteas, Kendyl Schaefer, and Tushar Misra. October 2011, p. 10. Is tablet coating ready for QbD? Michael Choi. Back Page, April 2009, p. 48. Layering an API onto tablets using a perforated-drum coater: A case study. Vasant Shetty, Sameer Borate, Anuprita Landge, and Shweta Suman. April 2015, p. 18. The little-known role of the baffle reduction plate. Fred A. Rowley. April 2007, p. 46; Coating Desktop Reference, July 2008, p. 26. A method for electrostatically powder coating tablets. Jesse Zhu, Mingxi Qiao, Ying Ma, and Kwok Chow. April 2010, p. 18. Mixing and cleaning efficiency of a 200-liter perforated coating pan equipped with shark fin baffles. Caterina Funaro, Giusi Mondelli, Nicola Gandolfi, Roberto Trebbi, Valentina Bellavia, Cristina Padula, and Ruggero Bettini. October 2007, p. 20. Optimizing tablet flow patterns. Klaus Eichler. Back Page, April 2010, p. 56. A Quality-by-Design comparison of two film coating sys- tems. Brian Cheng. April 2013, p. 12. The role of high-solids coating systems in reducing process costs. Stuart C. Porter. April 2010, p. 10. Selecting a cartridge dust collection system for tablet coat- ing operations. David A. Steil. April 2015, p. 12. Selecting coatings for tablet tooling to increase productiv- ity and solve problems. Rob Blanchard. July 2012, p. 30. Sizing up micro- and nano-encapsulation. James Oxley. Back Page, January 2010, p. 48. Solvent-based coatings get a second look. Matthew Knopp. April 2011, p. 8. Some advantages of non-perforated coating pans. Francesco Nigris. April 2007, p. 40. Tablet design, quality affect coating quality. Michael D. Tousey. Back Page, April 2007, p. 64. Tech tip: Understanding pattern air. Fred A. Rowley. April 2015, p. 23. Toward a greater understanding of the scuffing defect observed on film-coated tablets. Fred A. Rowley. April 2012, p. 18. Treating volatile exhaust streams from coating and drying operations. Jeff Kudronowicz. April 2016, p. 22. Troubleshooting appearance-related problems of film- coated tablets. Stuart C. Porter. April 2008, p. 16. Troubleshooting Wurster coating systems, part 1. Edward J. Godek. January 2012, p. 32. Troubleshooting Wurster coating systems, part 2. Edward J. Godek. March 2012, p. 30. Understanding the effects of process-air humidity on tablet coating. Edward S. Novit. April 2006, p. 20; Coating Desktop Reference, July 2008, p. 11.