Moisture Sensitivity

Moisture sensitivity refers to how materials react to exposure to humidity or water, affecting their stability, performance, and usability. This property is critical in industries like pharmaceuticals, food, and electronics, where excess moisture can lead to degradation, clumping, or reduced functionality.

On this page, explore the causes of moisture sensitivity, its effects, and strategies to mitigate risks, ensuring product quality and reliability.

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Best Practices for Moisture Content Analysis in Powders
Moisture content analysis in powders is a critical aspect of quality control and product development across various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food, and chemicals. The presence of moisture can significantly impact the physical properties, stability, and shelf life of powdered products. Consequently, accurate determination and control of moisture levels are essential. Here, we outline the [...]

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