With aqueous solutions, the drug releases can be controlled. Which of the following is not the right method of controlling?

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Increasing the pH to make a solution highly basic does not directly control drug release in aqueous solutions. Drug release can be controlled by modifying the drug's environment or characteristics, such as increasing viscosity, forming complexes, or reducing solubility, but simply making the solution more basic does not inherently control the release of the drug.

With Aqueous Solutions, the Drug Releases Can Be Controlled