A Comprehensive Workflow towards More Equant-Shaped Crystals of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

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The morphology of crystalline active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) can significantly affect their product properties, so that its control during manufacturing is crucial. To address this, a newly augmented commercial milliliter-scale facility and knowledge-based workflow were developed with the aim of identifying optimal process conditions for producing more equant-shaped crystals. The design includes minimal material usage, inline imaging, and independent temperature and supersaturation control through evaporative crystallization. The methodology enables the identification of process conditions for equant-shaped crystals across diverse APIs. These findings contribute to advancing pharmaceutical research and development by providing a reliable approach to optimize crystal morphology.

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Ramos Ojeda, N. A., & Kind, M. (2024). A Comprehensive Workflow towards More Equant-Shaped Crystals of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients. Chemical Engineering and Technology, 47(4), 672–682. https://doi.org/10.1002/ceat.202300314

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