Friday, November 21, 2008: 8:00 AM-10:30 AM | |||
Room 107-B (Pennsylvania Convention Center) | |||
Pharmaceuticals (15b) | |||
#744 - Science and Engineering in Crystallization (15B15) | |||
Robust crystallization of API with desired properties often requires a seamless interface between crystallization science and engineering principles. Crystallization science governs the chemical interactions that drive both nucleation and growth. Engineering principles provide the tools for scale-up and finesse the process. In this section, we invite authors to submit papers that apply both science and engineering to solve challenging scale-up problems, such as polymorph and enantiomer crystallization, particle size manipulation, and habit modification, to name a few. | |||
Chair: | Hector Guzman | ||
CoChair: | Monica H. Lamm | ||
CoSponsor(s): | Crystallization and Evaporation (02b) | ||
8:00 AM | 744a | Linear Models for Prediction of Ibuprofen Crystal Morphology Based on Hydrogen Bonding Propensities Charles Acquah, Arunprakash T. Karunanithi, Matthew Cagnetta, Luke E. K. Achenie, Steven Suib | |
8:20 AM | 744b | Mechanism of the Formation of Enantiotropic Polymorphs in Solution Crystallization Wenju Wu | |
8:40 AM | 744c | Polymorph Selection In Solution Crystallization: Is Kinetics the Primary Determinant? Sendhil K. Poornachary, Guangjun Han, Pui Shan Chow, Reginald B. H Tan | |
9:00 AM | 744d | Mechanistic Model for the Effect of Molecular Imposters on the Shape of Molecular Organic Crystals Jacob P. Sizemore, M. F. Doherty | |
9:20 AM | 744e | Precise Tailoring of the Crystal Size Distribution by Optimal Seeding Time Profiles Nicholas Kee, Xing Yi Woo, Reginald B. H Tan, Richard D. Braatz | |
9:40 AM | 744f | Development and Scale-up of a Seeded Acidic Co-Addition Crystallization Adam S. Butterbaugh, Kevin D. Seibert, Paul C. Collins | |
10:00 AM | 744g | Systematic Design of Supersaturation Controlled Crystallization Processes Zoltan K. Nagy, Erum AAmir, Chris Rielly |
See more of Food, Pharmaceutical & Bioengineering Division
See more of The 2008 Annual Meeting