Esterified starch blends with linear polyesters form stable articles without low molecular weight plasticizers.
Polymerizing aleuritic acid above 100°C yields transparent, hard yet flexible edible films with controlled thermal properties.
Sputtered metal oxide layers shield pharmaceutical solid preparations from light degradation without delaying disintegration.
Combining mannitol with stearic acid enables stable sugar-coating at low dry material content, preventing erosion and sticking during processing.
Inlaid thermoplastic portions resolve coating stability issues by eliminating plasticizers, ensuring adherence without compromising physical integrity.
Segmented coating portions joined by an adhesive improve swallowability and tamper resistance while reducing production complexity.