Pharmaceutical Powder and Particles
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Beschreibung
This book in the AAPS book series concisely reviews important aspects of powder and particle systems and the critical quality attributes that should be used as a guide to future developments intended to maximize the control of product quality and performance. Hickey and Giovagnoli have written an essential book for any scientists involved in powder or particle research and manufacturing. It is appropriate for those just entering the field or as a rapid reference for the experienced pharmaceutical scientist. The authors have both academic and industrial experience, and the coverage includes solid state chemistry; crystallization; physical processes; particle size and distribution; particle interaction; manufacturing processes; quality by design; and a general discussion of the industry. Pharmaceutical Powder and Particles is intended to concisely review important aspects of powder and particle systems and the critical quality attributes that should be used as a guide to future developments intended to maximize the control of product quality and performance. Innovation in manufacturing has expanded the range of options available for solid dosage form manufacture while continuing to rely on first principles of solid-state chemistry and characterization methods for powders and particles.
In this new edition, the authors have expanded on existing chapters and added sections on new developments in the recent and evolving manufacturing processes including additive manufacturing technologies, controlled crystallization, spray-freeze-drying technology, and more. The editors have also comprehensively updated the references throughout the entire book.
This book in the AAPS book series concisely reviews important aspects of powder and particle systems and the critical quality attributes that should be used as a guide to future developments intended to maximize the control of product quality and performance. Hickey and Giovagnoli have written an essential book for any scientists involved in powder or particle research and manufacturing. It is appropriate for those just entering the field or as a rapid reference for the experienced pharmaceutical scientist. The authors have both academic and industrial experience, and the coverage includes solid state chemistry; crystallization; physical processes; particle size and distribution; particle interaction; manufacturing processes; quality by design; and a general discussion of the industry. Pharmaceutical Powder and Particles is intended to concisely review important aspects of powder and particle systems and the critical quality attributes that should be used as a guide to future developments intended to maximize the control of product quality and performance. Innovation in manufacturing has expanded the range of options available for solid dosage form manufacture while continuing to rely on first principles of solid-state chemistry and characterization methods for powders and particles.
In this new edition, the authors have expanded on existing chapters and added sections on new developments in the recent and evolving manufacturing processes including additive manufacturing technologies, controlled crystallization, spray-freeze-drying technology, and more. The editors have also comprehensively updated the references throughout the entire book.
Concisely reviews important aspects of modern powder and particle systems Essential primer or rapid reference guide for the new scientists or experienced professionals Emphasizes quality by design of new and evolved manufacturing proccesses
Autor*in
Anthony J. Hickey
Themen in »Pharmaceutical Powder and Particles«
Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms Dose Handling Controlled Delivery Crystallization Gas Absorption, Particle Size and Particle Distribution Particle Interactions Powder and Particle Manufacturing Biopharmaceutical Processes Drug Product Manufacturing Controls Solid-State Chemistry Physical Properties Characterization Population Statistics Biopharmaceutical Processes Recent and Evolving Manufacturing Processes Quality by Design for Particulate Systems