Synopsis The evaluation of rate curves arising from the permeation of salicylic acid through human and pig skin is discussed. The approaches based upon steady state and time lag analyses are commented on in comparison with a more complete mathematical model. Some model zeolite/polystyrene membranes are also discussed.
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