Modular microfluidic platform for solubility measurement, nucleation statistics and polymorph screening of active pharmaceutical ingredients: Irbesartan, Rimonabant, Aripiprazole and Sulfathiazole
Authors:
- Mathilde LambertMLMathilde Lambert
- Romain GrossierRGRomain Grossier
- Mehdi LagaizeMLMehdi Lagaize
- Thirou BactivelaneTBThirou Bactivelane
- Vasile HeresanuVHVasile Heresanu
- Benoît RobertBRBenoît Robert
- Nadine CandoniNCNadine Candoni
- Stéphane VeeslerStéphane Veesler
- 8 May 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Crystal Growth
- Vol. 616
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