Answer / Devendra Dangwal

Crosscarmellose sodium is a water-soluble substance often used as a binder in pharmaceutical tablets. The amount required depends on the specific formulation, but typically ranges from 1-5%. Example: For a tablet containing 300mg of active ingredient, the crosscarmellose sodium content might be approximately 2% (6mg).

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