Abstract: A method of preparation of crystalline aripiprazole monohydrate includes the use of solution enhanced dispersion by supercritical fluid. Specifically, water is introduced to a stream of supercritical fluid which is then allowed to mix with a stream including a mixture including aripiprazole and a solvent. The mixing results in the substantially simultaneous dispersion and extraction of the aripiprazole from the mixture by the supercritical fluid.

Abstract: A process for the formation of Stavudine Polymorphic Form I from a mixture comprising Polymorphic Form I and at least one of Polymorphic Forms II and III is disclosed using the technique of Solution-Enhanced Dispersion by Supercritical Fluids (SEDS). A solution of the mixture in isopropyl alcohol/water is introduced into a particle formation vessel with a supercritical fluid under controlled temperature and pressure whereby the supercritical fluid substantially simultaneously disperses and extracts the solvent from the solution forming discrete particles of Stavudine Polymorphic Form I. A preferred supercritical fluid is carbon dioxide.