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* Some drugs are poorly soluble. The solubility of a drug needs to be taken into consideration when preparing a solution to ensure that the final volumeproducedisnotexcessive.Insomecasesit maybe necessary to alter the vehicle or drugform (for example the free alkaloid or its salt) in order
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