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Optimize Particle Suspension Stability by the Hansen Approach Using the Turbiscan Technology

From Aug 2 2022

To achieve stable dispersion and desired particle size, one of the very first and fundamental steps is solvent selection. Solvent plays a major role in particle dispersibility and strongly impacts the final particle size and particle stability.

Solvent selection is also an essential parameter for formulation optimization and environmentally friendly strategies like:

  • Identify and choose greener alternatives to synthetic & petrol-based solvent
  • Save on additives and stabilizers by optimizing particle-solvent affinity
  • Fasten the development and production time with easier to disperse formulations

The Turbiscan® technology outclasses conventional visual observation and provides the extreme sensitivity requested for this prediction study. The tests are made in only 30 minutes via the one-click Turbiscan Stability Index (TSI) to build the Hansen Sphere and predict the ideal solvent or solvent mixture.

Note: Formulaction was acquired by Microtrac in May 2023. 

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