From bench to pilot plant

By:

Nafissi, Mehdi

Contributor(s):

Ragan, John A

Language: ENG Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2002Edition: 1stDescription: 151 Pages | Binding - Card Paper |ISBN:

0-8412-3743-3

Other title:

Process research in the pharmaceutical industry

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICS

DDC classification:

615.19 NAF/RAG DDC23

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Summary: From Bench to Pilot Plant: Process Research in the Pharmaceutical Industry examines the bridges between research, product development and manufacturing. The volume examines the transfer of small scale research results to a marketable product through stages of scale up and discusses how to alleviate the problems of high cost, environmental concerns and safety. Chapters include advances in technology of product development and transferring modern research methodologies to scale up and manufacturing.

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From Bench to Pilot Plant: Process Research in the Pharmaceutical Industry examines the bridges between research, product development and manufacturing. The volume examines the transfer of small scale research results to a marketable product through stages of scale up and discusses how to alleviate the problems of high cost, environmental concerns and safety. Chapters include advances in technology of product development and transferring modern research methodologies to scale up and manufacturing.

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