Polymeric microparticles prepared by supercritical antisolvent precipitation
This work has as main objective the development of a model process to obtain microparticles of an acrylate–methacrylate copolymer (Eudragit L100 ® and Eudragit EPO ®) using supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO 2) as antisolvent (GAS). After studying the behaviour of the copolymers in SC-CO 2 at diffe...
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| description | This work has as main objective the development of a model process to obtain microparticles of an acrylate–methacrylate copolymer (Eudragit L100
® and Eudragit EPO
®) using supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO
2) as antisolvent (GAS). After studying the behaviour of the copolymers in SC-CO
2 at different operation conditions (pressure, temperature and presence of ethanol (EtOH)), efforts were invested in the optimization of Eudragit EPO
® precipitation from an organic solution using carbon dioxide as antisolvent in batch mode. After loading the precipitation vessel with a fixed quantity of the copolymer dissolution, the SC-CO
2 has been added until the pressure of operation has been reached. Three process parameters, namely, solution nature, presence of surfactants and organic solvent removal step, have been evaluated. Microparticles with mean diameter from about 2 to 12
μm are obtained.
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A method for precipitate Eudragit EPO
® polymer in form of microparticles using supercritical carbon dioxide as antisolvent is reported. Microparticles were precipitated under 8
MPa and 313
K supercritical conditions. The mean size of the obtained microcapsules ranges between 2 and 12
μm. |
| doi_str_mv | 10.1016/j.powtec.2009.09.015 |
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®) using supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO
2) as antisolvent (GAS). After studying the behaviour of the copolymers in SC-CO
2 at different operation conditions (pressure, temperature and presence of ethanol (EtOH)), efforts were invested in the optimization of Eudragit EPO
® precipitation from an organic solution using carbon dioxide as antisolvent in batch mode. After loading the precipitation vessel with a fixed quantity of the copolymer dissolution, the SC-CO
2 has been added until the pressure of operation has been reached. Three process parameters, namely, solution nature, presence of surfactants and organic solvent removal step, have been evaluated. Microparticles with mean diameter from about 2 to 12
μm are obtained.
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A method for precipitate Eudragit EPO
® polymer in form of microparticles using supercritical carbon dioxide as antisolvent is reported. Microparticles were precipitated under 8
MPa and 313
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2 at different operation conditions (pressure, temperature and presence of ethanol (EtOH)), efforts were invested in the optimization of Eudragit EPO
® precipitation from an organic solution using carbon dioxide as antisolvent in batch mode. After loading the precipitation vessel with a fixed quantity of the copolymer dissolution, the SC-CO
2 has been added until the pressure of operation has been reached. Three process parameters, namely, solution nature, presence of surfactants and organic solvent removal step, have been evaluated. Microparticles with mean diameter from about 2 to 12
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A method for precipitate Eudragit EPO
® polymer in form of microparticles using supercritical carbon dioxide as antisolvent is reported. Microparticles were precipitated under 8
MPa and 313
K supercritical conditions. The mean size of the obtained microcapsules ranges between 2 and 12
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®) using supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO
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2 at different operation conditions (pressure, temperature and presence of ethanol (EtOH)), efforts were invested in the optimization of Eudragit EPO
® precipitation from an organic solution using carbon dioxide as antisolvent in batch mode. After loading the precipitation vessel with a fixed quantity of the copolymer dissolution, the SC-CO
2 has been added until the pressure of operation has been reached. Three process parameters, namely, solution nature, presence of surfactants and organic solvent removal step, have been evaluated. Microparticles with mean diameter from about 2 to 12
μm are obtained.
[Display omitted]
A method for precipitate Eudragit EPO
® polymer in form of microparticles using supercritical carbon dioxide as antisolvent is reported. Microparticles were precipitated under 8
MPa and 313
K supercritical conditions. The mean size of the obtained microcapsules ranges between 2 and 12
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| subjects | Acrylate–methacrylate copolymer Carbon dioxide Copolymers Ethyl alcohol Gas antisolvent (GAS) process Mathematical models Microencapsulation Microparticles Microparticles formation Pharmaceuticals Powder technology Precipitates Precipitation Supercritical carbon dioxide |
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