Is the application of Hansen solubility parameters common practice and widespread in chemistry, in the chemical industry and in formulating emulsions?

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Are Hansen solubility parameters only a theoretical concept, or are they a practical method which is usually used by formulators of chemical products, and in particular of emulsions?

Andrei Blasko

It is useful when you want to replace one excipient with the other. For mAbs, water is replaced with sugars in formulation for stabilization purposes because they have similar values.

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