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In-situ Crystallization via Counter-Current Spray-Dryer: Mechanism of Particle Crystallization through spray drying

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posted on 2019-03-05, 02:29 authored by SOROUSH SHAKIBA ESFAHANI
Stability, size and shape are among the main factors influence the effectiveness of drugs in powder form. Crystalline particles have high stability however, manufacturing of crystalline particle in certain size and shape is challenging. This thesis investigated the potential of counter current spray dryer for manufacturing crystalline particle and developed a theoretical model for prediction of surface structure of crystalline particles.

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Australia

Principal supervisor

Meng Wai Woo

Year of Award

2019

Department, School or Centre

Chemical & Biological Engineering

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Chemical Engineering

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

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DOCTORATE

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Faculty of Engineering

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