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Potential Applications of Conducting Polymers to Reduce Secondary Bacterial Infections among COVID-19 Patients: a Review
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Amdan, NAN
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Azizi
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J
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Mahat, MM
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Sabere, ASM
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Soft-chewable paracetamol tablets by melt granulation method: Formulation and characterization
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Ahmed, QU
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Azizi
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J
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Mahat, MM
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Roslan, NC
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Sabere, ASM
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Suhaimi, NANM
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Potential Applications of Conducting Polymers to Reduce Secondary Bacterial Infections among COVID-19 Patients: a Review
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Amdan, N.A.N
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Azizi
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Mahat, M.M
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Sabere, A.S.M
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Soft-chewable paracetamol tablets by melt granulation method: Formulation and characterization
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Ahmed, Q.
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Azizi
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.
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Mahat, M.
,
Roslan, N.
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Sabere, A.
,
Suhaimi, N.
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COVID-19
Chewable tablets
Conducting polymers
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Secondary bacterial infections
melt granulation
paracetamol
Antibacterial properties
Antimicrobial polymers
Bacterial infections
DYSPHAGIA
Disease progression
Fabrication technique
Functional materials
Material scientists
Materials properties
Personal protective equipment
Protective clothing
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