The effect of \(\alpha\)-amino acids ("tailor-made" additives) on the morphology and nucleation of glycine crystals was studied in batch experiments, and the effect of L-leucine on glycine crystal growth kinetics was investigated in flow cell experiments at constant supersaturation. From dissolution
Influence of Additives on Glycine Crystal Characteristics
β Scribed by M. Hrkovac; J. Prlic Kardum; A. Schuster; J. Ulrich
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 744 KB
- Volume
- 34
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0930-7516
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β¦ Synopsis
Abstract
Different quantities of additives (sodium chloride and oxalic acid) and antisolvent (ethanol) were used in order to define their influence on crystallization of glycine from aqueous solutions. The solubility curves were determined for all process conditions but the nucleation points only for the initial concentration of glycine. The obtained results showed that both the quantity and type of the additive affect the solubility curves, the metastable zone width as well as the granulometric characteristics of crystals (aspect ratio, external shape, and the crystal size distribution). Xβray analysis confirmed occurrences of Ξ³βglycine by adding sodium chloride and oxalic acid, regardless of the added mass while the Ξ±βpolymorphs were achieved by adding ethanol.
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