Need for a Next Generation of Chromatography Models—Academic Demands for Thermodynamic Consistency and Industrial Requirements in Everyday Project Work

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Abstract

Process chromatography modelling for process development, design, and optimization as well as process control has been under development for decades. Still, the discussion of scientific potential and industrial applications needs is open to innovation. The discussion of next‐generation modelling approaches starting from Langmuirian to steric mass action and multilayer or thermodynamic consistent real and ideal adsorption theory or colloidal particle adsorption approaches is continued.

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Vetter, F. L., & Strube, J. (2022). Need for a Next Generation of Chromatography Models—Academic Demands for Thermodynamic Consistency and Industrial Requirements in Everyday Project Work. Processes, 10(4). https://doi.org/10.3390/pr10040715

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