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Which of the industry uses the In vivo supersaturation phenomenon?

Which of the industry uses the In vivo supersaturation phenomenon? Correct Answer Pharma industry

Pharma industry uses In vivo supersaturation phenomenon as orally administered components that undergo supersaturation as they move through the gastrointestinal tract.

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