Why Do BET Results Change With Degassing and Adsorptive Gas?
A BET surface area reflects how the sample was [...]
Co-Processed Excipients in Continuous Manufacturing: How Particle Engineering Changes Powder Flow and Compaction Performance GalleryCo-Processed Excipients in Continuous Manufacturing: How Particle Engineering Changes Powder Flow and Compaction Performance
Bulk Solids Characterization, Compaction, Feature Article, Flowability, Legislation and Standards, Mixing technology, Pharmaceutical Industry, Segregation
Co-Processed Excipients in Continuous Manufacturing: How Particle Engineering Changes Powder Flow and Compaction Performance
Co-processing engineers particle morphology, density, and surface structure into a single composite excipient particle. Flow function and compactibility testing show what that buys formulators on continuous direct compression lines, and where it does not.
