In literature, many active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are known to crystallize in different crystalline packings (polymorphs) or with solvent molecules as an integral part of their structures (pseudopolymorphs). In a pharmaceutical dosage form, the active ingredient solid-state phase identity or conversion could dramatically alter the final pharmaceutical properties. In particular, the solid state administrated drug can influence important properties like bioavailability. In this study four α- aminobenzylpenicillin forms were crystallized and the molecular vibrations of the various ampicillin forms were investigated by ATR/FT-IR, micro-Raman and SERS (surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy) spectroscopies (firstly reported). The HSRM (hot stage Raman microscopy) was also able to follow the transition from the trihydrate ampicillin to the amorphous monohydrate. The same technique allowed of controlling the solid-solid convertion from trihydrate to anhydrous forms. DSC, TGA, XRPD data were also afforded. For the first time, the Raman spectra of the four ampicillin forms are reported. Finally, for assisting experimental assignment bands quantum mechanical calculations were also performed and the density functional theory (DFT) predictions were used.

Experimental and theoretical study of polymorphic and solvate ampicillin forms / Baraldi, Cecilia; L., Galavotti; A., Tinti; S., Ottani; Gamberini, Maria Cristina. - CD-ROM. - 0:(2013), pp. 229-229. (Intervento presentato al convegno XXII National Meeting on Medicinal Chemistry tenutosi a Rome (Italy) nel 10-13 September 2013).

Experimental and theoretical study of polymorphic and solvate ampicillin forms

BARALDI, Cecilia;GAMBERINI, Maria Cristina
2013

Abstract

In literature, many active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are known to crystallize in different crystalline packings (polymorphs) or with solvent molecules as an integral part of their structures (pseudopolymorphs). In a pharmaceutical dosage form, the active ingredient solid-state phase identity or conversion could dramatically alter the final pharmaceutical properties. In particular, the solid state administrated drug can influence important properties like bioavailability. In this study four α- aminobenzylpenicillin forms were crystallized and the molecular vibrations of the various ampicillin forms were investigated by ATR/FT-IR, micro-Raman and SERS (surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy) spectroscopies (firstly reported). The HSRM (hot stage Raman microscopy) was also able to follow the transition from the trihydrate ampicillin to the amorphous monohydrate. The same technique allowed of controlling the solid-solid convertion from trihydrate to anhydrous forms. DSC, TGA, XRPD data were also afforded. For the first time, the Raman spectra of the four ampicillin forms are reported. Finally, for assisting experimental assignment bands quantum mechanical calculations were also performed and the density functional theory (DFT) predictions were used.
2013
XXII National Meeting on Medicinal Chemistry
Rome (Italy)
10-13 September 2013
Baraldi, Cecilia; L., Galavotti; A., Tinti; S., Ottani; Gamberini, Maria Cristina
Experimental and theoretical study of polymorphic and solvate ampicillin forms / Baraldi, Cecilia; L., Galavotti; A., Tinti; S., Ottani; Gamberini, Maria Cristina. - CD-ROM. - 0:(2013), pp. 229-229. (Intervento presentato al convegno XXII National Meeting on Medicinal Chemistry tenutosi a Rome (Italy) nel 10-13 September 2013).
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