Superabsorbent biodegradable CMC membranes loaded with propolis: Peppas-Sahlin kinetics release
Juliana Paes Leme de Mello Sousa; Renata Nunes Oliveira; Antonia Monica Neres Santos; Ormindo Domingues Gamallo; Leonardo Sales Araújo; Antonieta Middea; Yara Peluso Cid; Rosane Nora Castro
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