
Paul Richardson
Editor at Bloomberg News
African government coverage at Bloomberg News. All opinions my own. RT ≠ endorsement. Avatar by John Odoch-Ameny.
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1 week ago |
pubs.acs.org | Andrei A. Zlota |Alan Steven |Carlos Mateos |Paul Richardson
From Unwanted Annoyances to Oral Delivery Saviors: The Rollercoaster Journey of Amorphous DrugsClick to copy section linkSection link copied!Taylor, L. S.; Taylor, G. After being considered a nuisance for decades, amorphous forms of APIs have recently become an alternative for the formulation of APIs with extremely low solubility.
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2 weeks ago |
newspronto.com | Paul Richardson |Coastal Carolina
Mladen Zivkovic/iStock via Getty Images PlusCurious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to [email protected]. How does soap clean our bodies? – Charlie H., age 8, Stamford, ConnecticutThousands of years ago, our ancestors discovered something that would clean their bodies and clothes. As the story goes, fat from someone’s meal fell into the leftover ashes of a fire.
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goskagit.com | Paul Richardson
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2 weeks ago |
tolerance.ca | Paul Richardson |Coastal Carolina
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sfgate.com | Paul Richardson
Thousands of years ago, our ancestors discovered something that would clean their bodies and clothes. As the story goes, fat from someone’s meal fell into the leftover ashes of a fire. They were astonished to discover that the blending of fat and ashes formed a material that cleaned things. At the time, it must have seemed like magic. As the centuries passed, people around the world began to use soap to clean the things that got dirty.
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