Content overview
During the webinar Dr. Capellades from Rowan University discussed how methods for the measurement of secondary nucleation and crystal growth rates are often inconsistent due to differing strategies in the selection of supersaturation models. As a solution, we will be discuss a recent workflow of automated methods for the experimental screening, data analysis, and parameter estimation for secondary nucleation and crystal growth kinetics in solution crystallization. The methods, developed through a collaboration between Rowan University and Pfizer, have been integrated with common experimental protocols in the determination of induction times for primary nucleation, and with the use of commercially available tools that can be found in crystallization laboratories across academia and industry. These tools include Crystalline as well as process simulation software.
This presentation was presented during the webinar Quantifying Nucleation and Growth Rates from Population Balance Models in Crystalline. Download the webinar presentation slides using the form on this page or watch the webinar video recording in the Webinars section.
