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    Crystallization

    This Module is aimed at employees involved in API manufacturing who require an introduction to the principles of crystallization, the stages and process variables involved in a crystallization process, and the actions that can be taken to resolve some typical process issues.

      Duration: 30 Mins

    SKU: PUA-1220-SPL03-EN Category: Tag:

    Description

    Learning Objectives:

    • Explain what is meant by the terms ‘crystal’ and ‘crystallization’ as they are used in API manufacturing
    • Describe the purpose of a solvent in crystallization and give an example
    • List and explain the key steps in a crystallization process
    • List and explain the process variables that affect the crystallization process
    • Describe the purpose of a ‘seed crystal’
    • Describe the purpose and process of recrystallization
    Module Features:

        Animations
       Voice Over
        Knowledge Checks
        Assessments
       SCORM/AICC compatible
        Full Screen

    Keywords

    Agitation
    Crystallization
    Crystals
    Dissolution
    Filtration
    Impurities
    Insoluble
    Purification
    Recrystallization
    Soluble
    Solvents
    Temperature
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