Process for isolating iodixanol from an aqueous solution
A technology of aqueous solution and triiodophenyl, applied in the field of separating iodixanol from aqueous solution, can solve problems such as low density
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[0027] A 5400 liter aqueous solution containing about 2770 kg iodixanol was fed into the spray granulator at 30°C. The granulation throughput was about 400 kg / hour, giving a total drying time of about 7 hours. The particles have a bulk density of about 0.8-1.0 kg / L and a particle size of 20-1500 μm with a maximum particle size of about 200-300 μm. The product temperature during granulation was between 55 and 80°C. The water content in the granules was about 2 w / w%. The content of crystalline material in the dry solid is less than 0.1 w / w%, while the content of free inorganic iodide is typically not more than 2 μg / g.
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