726 Characterization of Engineered Particles and Nanostructured Particulate Systems

Thursday, November 17, 2016: 3:15 PM - 5:45 PM
Peninsula (Hotel Nikko San Francisco)
Description:
The physical and chemical characterization of engineered particles ranging from the nanometer to the micrometer scale plays an important role in formulation, processing and quality assurance. This session will focus on recent developments in characterization techniques and methodologies. Emphasis will be placed on nanostructured engineered particle systems with several examples of the link between novel characterization techniques and novel engineered structures and properties.

Sponsor:
Particle Production and Characterization

Chair:
Stephen L. Conway
Email: stephen_conway@merck.com

Co-Chair:
Ilgaz Akseli
Email: iakseli@celgene.com


3:15 PM
(726a) Nanoparticle Phagocytosis: Characterization and Quantification By Magnetic Cytometry
Chen Zhou, Young S. Choi, Allan E. David, Eugene Boland, Paul W. Todd and Thomas R. Hanley

3:35 PM
(726b) Non-Contact AFM Measurement of the Hamaker Constants of Solids: Calibrating Cantilever Geometries
Sean G. Fronczak, Chris Browne, Stephen P. Beaudoin and David S. Corti

3:55 PM
(726c) Study of the Physicochemical Properties, the Aging Phenomena, and the Production Method of an Extinguishing Powder for Sodium Fire
Nur Andriani Pramudita Kusumanindyah, Laurent Brissonneau, Cendrine Gatumel and Henri Berthiaux

4:15 PM
Break

4:35 PM
(726e) Elucidating the Physical Stability of Griseofulvin Nanosuspensions Via Combined Use of Surface Charge, Stabilizer Adsorption, and Wettability Measurements
Ecevit Bilgili, Meng Li, Paulina Alvarez and Paul Orbe

4:55 PM
(726f) The Innovative Use of Micronized Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose As a Pore Former in Dry Powder Coatings of Ethylcellulose Barrier Membrane Coatings on Multi-Particulates
Shawn Engels, Nick Grasman and Jason Folkenroth

5:15 PM
(726g) Advanced Characterisation of Pharmaceutical Powders Using Multi-Component Vapour Adsorption
D.R Williams
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