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115. C.L. Peterson, D.L. Perry, H. Masood, H. Lin, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, C. Fritsch and F. Haeusler,
“Characterization of Antacid Compounds Containing Both Aluminum and Magnesium I: Crystalline
Powders,” Pharm. Res., 10, 998-1004 (1993).
116. C.L. Peterson, D.L. Perry, H. Masood, J.L. White, S.L. Hem, C. Fritsch and F. Haeusler,
“Characterization of Antacid Compounds Containing Both Aluminum and Magnesium II: Co-Dried
Powders,” Pharm. Res., 10, 1005-1007 (1993).
117. W.J. McLaughlin, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “The Surface Chemistry of Agglomerates Formed in
Suspensions Containing Aluminum Hydroxycarbonate and Magnesium Hydroxide,” J. Colloid
Interface Sci., 158, 333-341 (1993).
118. A.S. Desai, G.E. Peck, J.E. Lovell, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “The Effect of Aluminum Hydroxide
Dissolution on the Bleeding of Aluminum Lake Dyes,” Pharm. Res., 10, 1458-1460 (1993).
119. H. Masood, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Relationship Between Protein Adsorptive Capacity and the X-
ray Diffraction Pattern of Aluminum Hydroxide Adjuvants,” Vaccine, 12, 187-189 (1994).
120. A.S. Desai, G.E. Peck, J.E. Lovell, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Effect of Titanium Dioxide on the
Bleeding of Aluminum Lake Dyes,” J. Colloid Interface Sci., 166, 29-34 (1994).
121. R. Al-Shakhshir, F. Regnier, J.L. White and S. L. Hem, “The Effect of Protein Adsorption on the
Surface Charge Characteristics of Aluminium-Containing Adjuvants,” Vaccine, 12, 472-474 (1994).
122. W.J. McLaughlin, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Influence of Heterocoagulation on the Formation of
Hydrotalcite in Mixed Suspensions of Magnesium Hydroxide and Aluminum Hydroxycarbonate,” J.
Colloid Interface Sci., 165, 41-52 (1994).
123. W.J. McLaughlin, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Effect of Heterocoagulation on the Rheology of
Suspensions Containing Aluminum Hydroxycarbonate and Magnesium Hydroxide,” J. Colloid
Interface Sci., 167, 74-79 (1994).
124. G.A. Van Buskirk, S.L. Hem, et al., “Workshop III Report: Scaleup of Liquid and Semisolid Disperse
Systems,” Pharm. Res., 11, 1216-1220 (1994).
125. R.H. Al-Shakhshir, F.E. Regnier, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Contribution of Electrostatic and
Hydrophobic Interactions to the Adsorption of Proteins by Aluminum-Containing Adjuvants,” Vaccine,
13, 41-44 (1995).
126. R.H. Al-Shakhshir, A.L. Lee, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Interactions in Model Vaccines Composed of
Mixtures of Aluminum-Containing Adjuvants,” J. Colloid Interface Sci., 169, 197-203 (1995).
127. F. Stieneker, G. Kersten, L. van Bloois, D.J.A. Crommelin, S.L. Hem, J. Lower and J. Kreuter,
“Comparison of 24 Different Adjuvants for Inactivated HIV-2 Split Whole Virus as Antigen in Mice.
Induction of Titres of Binding Antibodies and Toxicity of the Formulations,” Vaccine, 13, 45-54
(1995).
128. J.V. Rinella, Jr., J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Effect of Anions on Model Aluminum Adjuvant Containing
Vaccines,” J. Colloid Interface Sci., 172, 121-130 (1995).
129. J.V. Rinella, Jr., J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “Treatment of Aluminium Hydroxide Adjuvant to Optimize
the Adsorption of Basic Proteins,” Vaccine, 14, 298-300 (1996).
130. K.E. Hancock, G.E. Peck, D.L. Perry, J.L. White and S.L. Hem, “The Effect of Humidity on the
Physical and Chemical Stability of Spray Dried Aluminum Hydroxycarbonate,” J. Colloid Interface
Sci., 183, 431-440 (1996).
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