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Constructed by metal clusters and organic linkers, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are reported to have a variety of applications in both Single-component and multi-component vapor sorption due to their customizable structures and chemical functionalities. This webinar will: - explore applications of vapor sorption analysis - compare volumetric, gravimetric, and dynamic vapor sorption characterization methods Detailed information on time and registration is provided under micromeritics.com/webinar.

Activated and porous carbons along with zeolites and molecular sieves largely owe their industrial value to the ability to control the rate of transport of different molecules. This characteristic gives rise to a broad range of applications in gas separation, catalysis, the selective adsorption of pollutants and ion exchange. In this course we will introduce classic representatives of porous materials and give an overview of the characteristics of those materials. We will talk about applications and discuss how physisorption can be used to get a better understanding of their properties. Detailed information on time and registration is provided under micromeritics.com/webinar.

Granulation is often employed during the production of pharmaceutical formulations for oral solid dose delivery. Due to the potency of most APIs the quantity required per capsule is extremely small, therefore a granulation step is often required to ensure content uniformity. This webinar will demonstrate how the use of a Uniaxial Powder Tester is a quick and easy-to-use tool for the evaluation of dried granulate materials produced using high shear wet granulation. Detailed information on time and registration is provided under micromeritics.com/webinar.

Currently the measure for quality in pharmaceutical wet-milling unit operations have been focused on size reduction and particle size distribution results. It has been shown that particle shape is equally important to be monitored and controlled during the process. Shape has direct influence on physical character and can cause mechanical interlocking and affect flowability. Dissolution character, compression and friability are greatly affected by shape. In this webinar, we will present the value of shape analysis and how it can be integrated seamlessly into a user’s current particle sizing workflow. Detailed information on time and registration is provided under micromeritics.com/webinar.

Understanding powder behaviour is essential for optimising bulk solids production processes and developing high-quality products. This webinar introduces the challenges associated with predicting powder flowability and discusses how quantifying powder behaviour can benefit process performance. Detailed information on time and registration is provided under micromeritics.com/webinar.