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Chemical GranuleGranulation is the agglomeration of powder materials and is commonly used to process, store, and transport powder products in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food sectors. A volatile solvent is generally utilised to bind the powder particles into Chemical Granule in a traditional granulation technique, and the solvent is subsequently removed by drying. Wet granulation is the name for this technique. If cohesive forces are insufficient to keep the granular shape after drying, a binder can be applied, much like in pelletization. When the MOF is susceptible to solvents or heat, dry granulation is employed to shape it via compression.
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