Differential scanning Calorimetry DSC has been applied to the analysis of drug-cyclodextrin binary systems in order to gain experimental evidence of the interaction and determine the stoichiometry of the inclusion compound. Two model systems, paracetamol-betacyclodextrin and vinburnine-gammacyclodextrin were tested through the comparison of thermal behaviors of interacted and non-interacted mixtures containing excess drug. DSC allowed a confirmation of both interaction and stoichiometry of the inclusion compounds.

Solid state microcalorimetry on drug-cyclodextrin binary systems

BRUNI, GIOVANNA;
1992-01-01

Abstract

Differential scanning Calorimetry DSC has been applied to the analysis of drug-cyclodextrin binary systems in order to gain experimental evidence of the interaction and determine the stoichiometry of the inclusion compound. Two model systems, paracetamol-betacyclodextrin and vinburnine-gammacyclodextrin were tested through the comparison of thermal behaviors of interacted and non-interacted mixtures containing excess drug. DSC allowed a confirmation of both interaction and stoichiometry of the inclusion compounds.
1992
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drug-cyclodextrin; solid-state microcalorimetry; inclusion compound
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Ferdinando, Giordano; Bruni, Giovanna; Gian Piero, Bettinetti
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