About the webinar
This webinar was hosted by Scientific Update and brought to you by joining forces with Tornado Spectral Systems.
Polymorphism in API play a crucial role in final particle properties such as bioavailability, morphology, and dissolution rate with direct effect on important downstream decisions. Therefore detecting, identifying, and controlling polymorphism is an area of great interest. Several methods can be used to detect and differentiate different polymorphs such as FTIR, XRPD and single crystal; however, Raman spectroscopy can be used in situ to monitor real time polymorphic transformations. Through measurement of the Raman spectra of solids in suspension during a crystallization process, it is possible to track the formation and conversion of polymorphs in real time giving important information in crystallization development. Additionally, in-situ measurements such as microscopy can be used to observe problems such as oiling out and agglomeration. By identifying conditions that cause unwanted changes, steps can be taken to designing, prevent or reverse these changes by improving the reliability and stability of a crystallization process.
This webinar is presented by Dr. Thomas Kendall, Application Specialist at Technobis Crystallization Systems and Mark Kemper, Director of Application Development at Tornado Spectral Systems.
Discover how the Crystalline RR gives the user access to real time Raman spectroscopy, in combination with a sophisticated parallel crystallizer with turbidity measurement and help your projects succeed!
You can download the webinar presentation slides from our Publications section here.
