Process chemistry is an important stage of drug development for scaling-up drug production or chemical synthesis reactions. It is useful for optimizing economical and efficient drug production. Process chemistry uses reactors and pump systems as well as reagents, standards and buffers.
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FlowSyn - Making Flow Chemistry Simple FlowSyn is a fully integrated continuous flow reactor with everything you need to start doing flow chemistry including reaction optimization, synthesis and scale up. To provide maximum flexibility, a wide range of mixer and reactor options are available as well as additional modules for performing multiple experiments, or sub-ambient chemistry. • Ability to perform continuous flow chemist…
USP Apparatus 4 Product Details:• Cells designed for MR, CR and ER tablets, capsules, suppositories, powders, pellets, APIs, implants, medical devices, ophtalmic devices, drug eluting stents, creams, gels, suspensions, microspheres, liposomes and nanospheres • Suitable for R&D and QC, manual and automated sampling, firmware or software driven, linked to UV, UVFO (UV Fiber Optic) and fraction collector for HPLC • Evolution of t…
