following data were obtained: - Surface area of diffusion = 33.4 cm2 - Original concentration = 1.7 mg/mL - The permeability coefficient = 3.85 x 10-6 cm/s a) Calculate the amount of drug that will permeate in 4.5 hours if the experiment was carried out under sink conditions. b) Is the system working under steady-state conditions? Explain.

following data were obtained: - Surface area of diffusion = 33.4 cm2 - Original concentration = 1.7 mg/mL - The permeability coefficient = 3.85 x 10-6 cm/s a) Calculate the amount of drug that will permeate in 4.5 hours if the experiment was carried out under sink conditions. b) Is the system working under steady-state conditions? Explain.

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