Utilizing Adaptive Focused Acoustics (AFA) Technology to Control Nucleation and Crystal Distribution During API Crystallization

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COVARIS PROPRIETARY C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Carl Beckett cbeckett@covarisinc.com Utilizing Adaptive Focused Acoustics (AFA) Technology to Control Nucleation and Crystal Distribution During API Crystallization Carl Beckett Vice President of Business Development Covaris, Inc

Covaris C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Adaptive Focused Acoustics (AFA) Control API bottom up nucleation and crystal growth in a batch vessel or continuous process stream Control NUMBER of nucleated particles Control particle size by controlling growth dynamics from fixed number of seed particles Reduce induction time: accelerate kinetic energy reactions with extreme mixing velocities in isothermal conditions with a non-contact process Integrate PAT for automated, real time feedback, and Quality Control Potentially improve Permeability and Solubility Increase overall productivity Reduce losses associated with milling and micronization Improve downstream flowability and handling characteristics Shorten production process times More readily adapted to handling highly potent compounds COVARIS PROPRIETARY 2

Covaris C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S AFA Technology Inducing nucleation Batch processing Continuous flow processing COVARIS PROPRIETARY 3

Covaris C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S AFA Technology Inducing nucleation Batch processing Continuous flow processing COVARIS PROPRIETARY 4

Covaris AFA: Controlled Cavitation C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Under appropriate conditions, acoustic waves traveling through a liquid medium may cause the dissolved gasses to come out of solution as microscopic bubbles that then collapse generating shearing forces as the fluids rush back in to fill the void. Covaris technology controls cavitation which enables control over shear forces Cumulative effect of hundred of thousands of cavitation bubbles COVARIS PROPRIETARY 5

Covaris Technology overview C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Acoustic frequency spectrum COVARIS PROPRIETARY 6

Covaris C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S AFA Technology High frequency > Short wavelength > Allows focusing > High energy density > Highly controllable Non contact Isothermal Repeatable Efficient COVARIS PROPRIETARY 7

Covaris C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Pressure and temperature profiles of comparable processes Pressure Profile to create cavitation ~1 MPa Covaris AFA focused transducer non-contact Thermal Profile Covaris microtube 0.8 Watt Bath Sonicator unfocused transducer non-contact ~150X Energy Microcentrifuge Tube 130 Watt Probe Sonicator focused waveguide sample contact ~5X Energy Microcentrifuge Tube 4.6 Watt COVARIS PROPRIETARY 8

A few of the locations of the > 4,500 systems placed worldwide COVARIS PROPRIETARY 9

System Hardware Overview Flow Module Bath Transducer Acoustic Window Flow Cell Pressure Sensor Cabinet Control Electronics Chiller Filters (Particle, UV) Degas System Sensors (Flow, O 2 ) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 10

Flow Module Features Passivated 316 stainless steel construction Simple, polished/smooth surfaces with no micropassages Explosion proof design No contact between the sample and transducer Thermal control of the sample M16x1 fittings and triple insulated hoses Flow Cell Bath Pressure Sensor Conduit Bath Cover COVARIS PROPRIETARY 11

AFA Technology Inducing nucleation Batch processing Continuous flow processing COVARIS PROPRIETARY 12

Paracetamol solubility reference C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Solution solubility Operating concentration MSZW AFA triggers nucleation based on level of PIP Operating temperature AFA dramatically reduces meta stable zone width (MSZW) Without AFA it stays in solution COVARIS PROPRIETARY 13

Multipass 100mL batch testing in EasyMax 102 Peristaltic 10mL/min PVM AFA FBRM Formulation 200mg/mL paracetamol 100% Ethanol 100mL solution EasyMax reactor 300rpm stir 30C Pump Watson Marlow 120U 10mL/min PharMed -16 tubing AFA: Chiller 20C Sample 24-28C 150 PIP 50% Duty Factor 1000 Cycles/burst EasyMax 100 ml Reactor COVARIS PROPRIETARY 14

Batch setup ParticleView (Real time imaging) AFA module Particle Track (Real time crystal distribution and trends) EasyMax (Automated reactor with temperature control) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 15

<10micron counts from ParticleTrack C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Inducing Nucleation using AFA Paracetamol slurry after exposed to multiple AFA cycle Crystals @ steady state Upon heating to 65 ºC complete dissolution; No crystals observed cooling down to 30 ºC Exposure to AFA 150 PIP induced nucleation after ~ 6 min (30 ºC) AFA (150 PIP) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 16

AFA Technology Inducing nucleation Batch processing Continuous flow processing COVARIS PROPRIETARY 17

Impact of AFA PIP on Induction Time Multipass batch testing in EasyMax 102 Peristaltic 10mL/min PVM AFA FBRM Formulation 200mg/mL paracetamol 100% Ethanol 100mL solution EasyMax reactor 300rpm stir 30C Pump Watson Marlow 120U 10mL/min PharMed -16 tubing AFA: Chiller 20C Sample 24-28C 0, 75, 150, 300 PIP 50% Duty Factor 1000 Cycles/burst EasyMax Reactor COVARIS PROPRIETARY 18

Experiment 1 (0 PIP) Experiment 2 (75 PIP) Experiment 3 (150 PIP) Experiment 4 (300 PIP) AFA 0 PIP (T= 0 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= 0 Min) AFA 150 PIP (T= 0 Min) AFA 300 PIP (T= 0 Min) AFA 0 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 150 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 300 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 0 PIP (T= 60 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= 60 Min) AFA 150 PIP (T= 60 Min) AFA 300 PIP (T= 60 Min) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 19

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16) C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S T= 0 Min COVARIS PROPRIETARY 20

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16) C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S T= ~6 Min COVARIS PROPRIETARY 21

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16) C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S T= ~8 Min COVARIS PROPRIETARY 22

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16) C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S T= ~20 Min COVARIS PROPRIETARY 23

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16) C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S T= ~40 Min COVARIS PROPRIETARY 24

Experiment 2 75 PIP A Closer Look (AFA Start : 00:50:16*) Blue Trend (30-90 Microns) Pink Trend (<10 Microns) Red Trend (100-500 Microns) * COVARIS PROPRIETARY 25

AFA PIP vs. Induction Time AFA 150 PIP (~1 min) AFA 75 PIP (~3 min) AFA 300 PIP (~0.5 min) AFA Started AFA 0 PIP (~18 min) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 26

Higher PIP accelerates time to first particle formation COVARIS PROPRIETARY 27

Paracetamol in Ethanol Solubility C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Solubility * COVARIS PROPRIETARY 28

Crystal Distribution Over Time @ 75 PIP AFA 75 PIP (T= ~6 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= ~15 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= ~60 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= ~15 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= ~6 Min) Statistics ~6 min ~15 min ~60 min AFA 75 PIP (T= ~60 Min) Counts <10 µm 3,323 11,576 7,942 Counts 100-500 µm 1 297 1.094 Wt. Mean (µm) 40 61 84 COVARIS PROPRIETARY 29

Crystal Distributions vs. Variable PIP AFA 75 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 75 PIP (T= ~15 Min) AFA 150 PIP (T= ~15 Min) AFA 150 PIP (T= 15 Min) AFA 300 PIP (T= ~15 Min) Statistics ~15 min @ 75 PIP ~15 min @ 150 PIP ~15 min @ 300 PIP AFA 300 PIP (T= 15 Min) Counts <10 µm 11,576 11,038 5,439 Counts 100-500 µm 297 325 832 Wt. Mean (µm) 61 63 82 COVARIS PROPRIETARY 30

Conclusion: AFA triggers primary nucleation at conditions that otherwise would not nucleate Demonstrated: Accelerate nucleation/induction times Increase yield (mass of solids) AFA exposure impacts crystal distribution COVARIS PROPRIETARY 31

AFA Technology Inducing nucleation Batch processing Continuous flow processing COVARIS PROPRIETARY 32

Continuous flow test conditions Paracetamol: 200mg/mL Solvent: 100% Ethanol Stage 1 Feed reactor: 65C, 300rpm, 1 Liter AFA module: Sample 35C, 22mL Stage 2 Crystallization reactor: 35C, 300rpm, 100mL Peristaltic transfer pump: 10 to 50ml/min PharMed -16 tubing Demonstrated: Trigger nucleation below secondary nucleation limit Accelerate nucleation/induction time Generate specific number of nucleated particles Increase yield (mass of solids) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 33

Continuous flow AFA seed nucleation C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Return for remelt Peristaltic transfer pump, 50mL/min Feed material PVM FBRM Thermocouple AFA 36C Output Peristaltic transfer pump, 50mL/min FEED reactor Stage 1 65C EasyMax MSMPR Stage 2 100mL, 35C Real time continuous seed crystal generation using AFA single pass, recirculation/remelt COVARIS PROPRIETARY 34

Experimental setup AFA flow module Feed reactor Stage 2 reactor with FBRM and PVM Probes EasyMax Automated Lab Reactor COVARIS PROPRIETARY 35

Temp C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S Particle count vs PIP Constant sample temp 400PIP 300PIP 200PIP Chiller adjusted to maintain constant sample temp Number of particles below 5 micron showing direct relationship between particle count and AFA PIP setting COVARIS PROPRIETARY 36

400 PIP Steady State 300 PIP Steady State 200 PIP Steady State Statistics 200 PIP Steady State 300 PIP Steady State 400 PIP Steady State Counts <5µm 1,240 1,709 2,217 Unweighted Median (µm) 6.5 6.4 6.5 COVARIS PROPRIETARY 37

<5micron counts from ParticleTrack Particle count nearly linear with PIP C O V A R I S P R O C E S S T E C H N O L O G I E S COVARIS PROPRIETARY 38

AFA allows more control over nucleation, and subsequent particle size characteristics Demonstrated: Trigger primary nucleation below traditional nucleation limits Accelerate nucleation/induction times Generate a specific number of nucleated particles Real time, computer controlled particle COUNT Increase yield (mass of solids) COVARIS PROPRIETARY 39

Thank You COVARIS PROPRIETARY 40