2020
DOI: 10.1039/d0re00216j
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Continuous reactive crystallization of an API in PFR-CSTR cascade with in-line PATs

Abstract: The continuous reactive crystallization of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) in a plug flow reactor (PFR)-continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) cascade system with in-line PATs was developed and investigated. Residence...

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“…ReactIR is a real-time, in situ mid-infrared based system that enables tracking of soluble reactants, intermediates, products and by-products during the reaction process. This provides useful information about initiation, conversion, intermediates and endpoints of a reaction [8,16,[91][92][93]. A ReactIR probe could be located in a batch reactor, a CSTR, or any stage of a CSTRs-in-series, while a ReactIR flow cell can be placed at the exit of a PFR [94].…”
Section: Selected Pats In Continuous Reactorsmentioning
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“…ReactIR is a real-time, in situ mid-infrared based system that enables tracking of soluble reactants, intermediates, products and by-products during the reaction process. This provides useful information about initiation, conversion, intermediates and endpoints of a reaction [8,16,[91][92][93]. A ReactIR probe could be located in a batch reactor, a CSTR, or any stage of a CSTRs-in-series, while a ReactIR flow cell can be placed at the exit of a PFR [94].…”
Section: Selected Pats In Continuous Reactorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…FBRM is a probe-based instrument that tracks changing particle size and counts in real-time, and has been widely used in: 1) developing and optimizing crystallization process [95][96][97][98][99], 2) tracking and troubleshooting crystallizer systems [100][101][102][103][104][105], and 3) even monitoring polymorphic forms [103,106]. The FBRM probe could be located in a batch crystallizer, or in CSTRs-in-series systems for reactive crystallization processes [8,16]. For example, Hu et al [8,16]used FBRM in the last stage of CSTRs-in-series to track changing chord length in real time.…”
Section: Selected Pats In Continuous Reactorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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