Wet granulation is a process used in the pharmaceutical and food industries to create granules from powders. This method involves adding a liquid binder to the powder mixture, which helps the particles stick together. The resulting granules improve the flow and compressibility of the material, making it easier to handle and process. After the liquid binder is added, the mixture is often agitated or mixed to ensure even distribution. The wet mass is then passed through a sieve or granulator to form uniform granules. Finally, the granules are dried to remove excess moisture, resulting in a stable product ready for further processing or packaging.