2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jconrel.2010.02.010
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Transungual iontophoresis of lithium and sodium: Effect of pH and co-ion competition on cationic transport numbers

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“…SF being more hydrophilic (MW=376.28 Da, logP = -0.67) and present as a single ion in the donor was, a priori, considered a much better candidate for iontophoretic delivery. However, the SF donor solution had a pH ~ 8 to promote the marker ionization state and this could have provided the nail with a negative charge [31][32][33][34], thus SF delivery took place through a cation-selective nail. On the other hand, the NBC donor solution had a pH ~ 3, suggesting a positively charged nail which would be anion-selective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SF being more hydrophilic (MW=376.28 Da, logP = -0.67) and present as a single ion in the donor was, a priori, considered a much better candidate for iontophoretic delivery. However, the SF donor solution had a pH ~ 8 to promote the marker ionization state and this could have provided the nail with a negative charge [31][32][33][34], thus SF delivery took place through a cation-selective nail. On the other hand, the NBC donor solution had a pH ~ 3, suggesting a positively charged nail which would be anion-selective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A linear relationship between increase in cation transport number with its molar fraction as well as with increase in pH (from 4 to 7) was observed. This illustrated that nail cation permselectivity exists at pH 7 [53]. Similarly, Smith et al (2010) studied effect of pH on water uptake, water permeation and transport of ions across the nail plates.…”
Section: Effect Of Phmentioning
confidence: 91%