Abstract
An equation is derived to describe the dissolution rate of a particle with time in a diffusion-controlled dissolution process. This is applied to a hypothetical powder whose particles are approximately log-normally distributed. The change in size distribution with time is shown. Also, the dissolution rate of such a powder is compared with that of a monosized powder whose radius equals the mass median radius of the powder.
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