Article | REF: J2788 V2

Crystallization in solution - Processes and equipment types

Author: Béatrice BISCANS

Publication date: June 10, 2013, Review date: October 1, 2020

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5. Choosing a crystallizer

5.1 Information required for selection

A crystallizer is a device in which a suitable environment is created to induce crystal nucleation and growth. The key to the design of such equipment is the way in which supersaturation is created at a temperature level that leads to the desired product.

For this, a certain amount of information must be obtained on the material to be crystallized and on the mother liquor.

The solubility curve of the product in the solvent in question, as a function of the temperature or pH of the solution, is an essential piece of information, as it enables you to choose the method for creating supersaturation (see paragraph

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