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The quantitative use of in situ ATR-FTIR for real time supersaturation assessment has been extremely well defined within the literature. However, these now well structured and understood methodologies have yet to be incorporated into the standard pharmaceutical crystallization development due to time and calibration/statistical analysis experience. In this webinar, a method will be presented which facilitates the calibration free use of in situ ATR-FTIR spectra for the production and control of qualitative supersaturation trajectories. Due to popular demand, we are re-running the Calibration Free Supersaturation Assessment and Control for the Development and Optimization of Crystallization Processes webinar.

The determination of the water content is frequently performed on food. The water content is an important parameter since it may have a great effect on the food quality. Being the standard method for water determination, Karl Fischer titration is water-specific, less time-consuming and often more accurate than other water or moisture determination methods.

Nowadays, fatty acid esters are irreplaceable components in modern cosmetics and skin care products. The biocatalytic production of these esters gives broad advantages compared to the convenient chemically catalyzed processes in view of decreasing waste production and levels of undesired by products.

This on-going webinar series will review recent advances in organic chemistry by academia where real-time in situ mid-infrared (mid-IR) analytics played a role in the advancement of organic chemistry research.

This on-going webinar series will review recent advances in organic chemistry by academia where real-time in situ mid-infrared (mid-IR) analytics played a role in the advancement of organic chemistry research.

The surfactant content of cosmetic or pharmaceutical materials, lubricants and many more raw or finished products is crucial for quality assurance. It can easily be determined by titration if certain conditions are fulfilled. The webinar Good Titration Practice™ in Surfactant Titration gives you background information and tips and hints to flawlessly perform this analysis.

The field of continuous flow chemistry using micro reactor technology is rapidly evolving. Real-time in situ mid-IR analytics is playing an important role allowing chemists and engineers to have direct feedback to any changes in the continuous flow system enabling the instantaneous measurement of the effects of parameter changes on performance.

Throughout the industry there are common misconceptions regarding balance selection and use as well as incorrect testing programs for periodic verification of the balance's performance. Driven by scientific principles, METTLER TOLEDO developed a risk-based management program taking care about the whole life cycle of the balance, Good Weighing Practice™ (GWP^®), in order to provide sound answers to the user's concerns for establishing and maintaining a sustainable quality of weighing processes.

Throughout the industry there are common misconceptions regarding balance selection and use as well as incorrect testing programs for periodic verification of the balance's performance. Driven by scientific principles, METTLER TOLEDO developed a risk-based management program taking care about the whole life cycle of the balance, Good Weighing Practice™ (GWP^®), in order to provide sound answers to the user's concerns for establishing and maintaining a sustainable quality of weighing processes.

The determination of the water content is frequently performed on food. The water content is an important parameter since it may have a great effect on the food quality. Being the standard method for water determination, Karl Fischer titration is water-specific, less time-consuming and often more accurate than other water or moisture determination methods.

During this free webinar, Donna Blackmond will discuss how the Reaction Progress Kinetic Analysis (RPKA) methodology simplifies kinetic studies of organic reactions.

The surfactant content of cosmetic or pharmaceutical materials, lubricants and many more raw or finished products is crucial for quality assurance. It can easily be determined by titration if certain conditions are fulfilled. The webinar Good Titration Practice™ in Surfactant Titration gives you background information and tips and hints to flawlessly perform this analysis.

The determination of the water content is frequently performed on food. The water content is an important parameter since it may have a great effect on the food quality. Being the standard method for water determination, Karl Fischer titration is water-specific, less time-consuming and often more accurate than other water or moisture determination methods.

Food safety concerns are enough to bring a company to the media's attention. The introduction of standards such as IFS, ISO 22000, BRC and SQF2000 require food companies to make their manufacturing processes transparent and as safe as possible. Learn, how METTLER TOLEDO can support you in the area of traceability, hygienically designed equipment, quality data management, foreign body detection and equipment qualification and calibration and at the same time increase your productivity.