Workshop Smart freeze drying – why vacuum matters
Freeze-drying is carried out from the solid (ice) state and is the method of choice for the long-term stable preservation of a wide variety of materials or for sample preparation for modern analysis techniques.
The transition from the frozen state to the gaseous state in a high vacuum is the basic principle of freeze-drying (sublimation) and, as a very gentle drying method, nothing can replace it. The lecture will explain the procedural background of freeze-drying on the one hand and the process-relevant control parameters for reproducible results on the other. Some practical examples will be presented.
This session will be given by SALM EN KIPP.
English (UK)