How to use temperature to assess if primary freeze drying is finished
Bart describes how temperature could be used for endpoint determination of the primary drying step in lyophilization →
Why you should care about column efficiency
Bart explains how column efficiency, or the number of theoretical plates, affect resolution in chromatography →
Why pressure gradients are the main drivers in improving sublimation rates
Bart discusses why a good pressure gradient is the most efficient way to improve freeze-drying rates →
Putting safety first during the chromatography process
Bart discusses how to maximize the safety of user, sample and the surroundings during the chromatography process →
A pretty hot way to speed up the freeze-drying process
Bart offers theory and experimental data on how heated shelves can speed up the freeze drying process →
Two essential aids for proper column maintenance
Bart discusses the role of pre-guards, column guards and RFID technology in proper cartridge and column maintenance →
Shall we use shell freezing to speed up manifold freeze drying?
Bart discusses the benefits of shell freezing over bulk freezing in speeding up the manifold freeze drying process →
Beware: Protecting yourself and the environment against chromatography hazards
Safe, green chromatography? Yes, you can! →
How to effectively use organic solvents in lyophilization
Bart offers advice on how to incorporate challenging organic solvents into your laboratory freeze drying process →
The blog gets older, falls in love and branches out
Bart's blog celebrates its first birthday by welcoming a new guest to the party. Lyophilization will now get regular coverage on the blog! →
Three chromatography problems the new Pure system solves
There are challenges in chromatography when it comes to user, sample and environmental safety. See how the Pure chromatography system sets out to solve them →
