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Application note: Improving solubility: Stabilising the amorphous state
With 16 reactors at 1mL, The Crystal16 enables scientists to determine solubility curves, assess dispersion stability and critical solution temperatures.
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Application note: Growing X-ray quality single crystals
Grow X-ray quality crystals to make ensure you aren’t losing useful chemical information. Access diverse crystallisation methods with the CrystalBreeder!
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Application note: Improve and accelerate your crystallisation screens
Automating your solid-state screening process enables you to perform the crystallisation experiments with just a small amount of effort.
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Brochure: CrystalBreeder do more with less
Enhance your early stage solid state screening with the CrystalBreeder bench-top system.
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Application note: CrystallineRR and Raman spectroscopy
Learn here how to identify polymorphic transformation by using Raman and the Crystalline instrument.
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Application note: Stability of protein formulations and their importance
The Crystalline offers the possibility to quickly obtain data on the stability of protein formulations by making use of the real time digital camera.
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Brochure: Crystalline seeing is believing
Access crystallisation and formulation information at ml scale with the Crystalline series.
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Whitepaper: Solubility: importance, measurements and applications
The solubility of a compound in organic solvents or water is equally important for screen design and later for process development.
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Brochure: Crystal16 the next generation
Improve and accelerate your crystallisation screening with the Crystal16 parallel crystalliser.
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Application note: Options for feedback control
Save time with the feedback control option at the Crystal16 and the CrystalBreeder. Simplify crystallisation by automating your process.
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Whitepaper: Solubility: Importance, measurements and applications
The solubility of a compound in organic solvents or water is equally important for screen design and later for process development.
