Continuous-Flow In-Line Solvent-Swap Crystallization of Vitamin D3

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A continuous tandem in-line evaporation-crystallization is presented. The process includes an in-line solvent-swap step, suitable to be coupled to a capillary based cooler. As a proof of concept, this setup is tested in a direct in-line acetonitrile mediated crystallization of Vitamin D3. This configuration is suitable to be coupled to a new end-to-end continuous microflow synthesis of Vitamin D3. By this procedure, vitamin particles can be crystallized in continuous flow and isolated using an in-line continuous filtration step. In one run in just 1 min of cooling time, ∼50% (w/w) crystals of Vitamin D3 are directly obtained. Furthermore, the polymorphic form as well as crystals shape and size properties are described in this paper.

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Escribà-Gelonch, M., Hessel, V., Maier, M. C., Noël, T., Neira D’Angelo, M. F., & Gruber-Woelfler, H. (2018). Continuous-Flow In-Line Solvent-Swap Crystallization of Vitamin D3. Organic Process Research and Development, 22(2), 178–189. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.oprd.7b00351

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