Achieving Continuous Manufacturing : Technologies and Approaches for Synthesis , Work-Up and Isolation of Drug Substance
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Richard D. Braatz | Paul Sharratt | Martin D. Johnson | Klavs F. Jensen | Alastair J. Florence | Jon-Paul Sherlock | Ian R. Baxendale | Benjamin K Hodnett | Martin D Johnson | B. K. Hodnett | R. Braatz | K. Jensen | P. Sharratt | I. Baxendale | Jon-Paul Sherlock | A. Florence
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