Event overview
This webcast explores the use of a portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) instrument, the Thermo Scientific™ IonicX™, and explains how it can identify ionic salts in seconds and replace traditional time-consuming and resource-intensive wet chemistry and benchtop methods.
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, handheld Raman and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIR) analyzers are widely accepted for material verification of excipients and APIs. Complementary to the use of these portable instruments for raw material ID is the new IonicX portable XRF analyzer for identity testing of pharmaceutical ionic salts. Built for biopharmaceutical manufacturing, IonicX is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant and employs a patented algorithm C-value that allows ionic salts to be identified in seconds using portable x-ray fluorescence.
Speakers
Kyle Dumke, Product Manager, Field and Safety Instruments, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Kyle Dumke works as a Product Manager for handheld NIR and XRF analyzers at Thermo Fisher Scientific. He holds a degree in chemistry from the University of Buffalo – State University of New York. Kyle began his career in pharmaceutical manufacturing quality control. In the last five years at Thermo Fisher Scientific, he has held various technical and applications roles for portable Raman, NIR, and XRF instruments in the pharmaceutical and hazardous materials sectors.
Key learning objectives
- Learn what materials can be identified using portable XRF
- Understand how to measure ionic salts quickly with the IonicX
- Be able to make the decision if portable technologies will help you
Who should attend
- Quality Control Specialists and Managers
- Quality Assurance Specialists and Managers