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    STABILITY ANALYSIS

    IN SOLID STATEDOSAGE FORMS

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    Morphology

    SEM picture

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    Melting point

    Binary system

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    Ternary system

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    Solubility/dissolution rate

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    Mass changes

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    Water sorption

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    Examples of water sorption-desorption isotherms of two polymorphs.

    The two polymorphs, A and B, transform into the same hydrated form.

    The metastable form B takes up water a lower RH than the stable form

    A. The hydrate form loses water at RH values below 20%

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    Impurity content

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    Differential Scanning

    Calorimetry

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    Definitions

    A calorimetermeasures the heat into or out of a

    sample.

    A differential calorimeter measures the heat of a

    sample relative to a reference. A dif ferential scanning calorimeterdoes all of the

    above and heats the sample with a linear temperature

    ramp.

    Endothermicheat flows into the sample.Exothermicheat flows out of the sample.

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    Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) measures the

    temperatures and heat flows associated with transitions in

    materials as a function of time and temperature in a

    controlled atmosphere.

    These measurements provide quantitative and qualitative

    information about physical and chemical changes that

    involve endothermicor exothermic processes, or changes

    in heat capacity.

    DSC: The Technique

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    Conventional DSC

    Metal

    1

    Metal

    2

    Metal

    1

    Metal

    2

    Sample Empty

    Sample

    TemperatureReference

    Temperature

    Temperature

    Difference =

    Heat Flow

    A linear heating profile even for isothermal methods

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    What can DSC measure?

    Glass transitions

    Melting and boiling points

    Crystallisation time and temperature

    Percent crystallinityHeats of fusion and reactions

    Specific heat capacity

    Oxidative/thermal stability

    Rate and degree of cure

    Reaction kinetics

    Purity

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    DSC Thermogram

    Temperature

    H

    eatFlow

    ->exothermic

    Glass

    Transition

    Crystallisation

    Melting

    Cross-Linking

    (Cure)

    Oxidation

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    79.70C(I)

    75.41C81.80C

    144.72C

    137.58C20.30J /g

    245.24C

    228.80C22.48J /g

    Cycle 1

    -0.5

    0.0

    0.5

    1.0

    1.5

    HeatFlow

    (W/g

    )

    0 50 100 150 200 250 300

    Temperature (C)

    Sample : PET 80PC 20_MM1 1minSize : 23.4300 mgMethod: standard dsc heat -cool-heatComment: 5/4/06

    DSCFile: C :...\DSC \Melt Mixed 1\PET 80PC 20_MM1.001Operator: SACRun Date : 05-Apr-2006 15 :34Instrument: DSC Q 1000 V9.4 Build 287

    Exo Down Universal V 4.2E TA Instruments

    Technical Group TalkTechnical Group Talk

    Example DSC - PET

    Tg

    Tc

    Tm

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    Influence of Sample Mass

    Temperature (C)

    150 152 154 156

    0

    -2

    -4

    -6

    DSCHeatFlow(W/g)

    10mg

    4.0mg

    15mg

    1.7mg

    1.0mg

    0.6mg

    Indium at10C/minuteNormalized Data

    158 160 162 164 166

    Onset notinfluenced

    by mass

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    DSC: Main Sources of Errors

    Calibration

    Contamination

    Sample preparation how sample is loaded into a pan

    Residual solvents and moisture.

    Thermal lag

    Heating/Cooling rates

    Sample mass

    Processing errors

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    Transformation of a soluble bi-methanesulfonate in the less soluble monosalt

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    Applications of X ray Powder Diffractiondiffraction = elastic scatteringmomentum transfer at constant energy, i.e. incident l = diffracted l

    Used for: identification of materials/phases determination of structural details, i.e. local

    environments within an extended structure evaluation of order and disorder in structures phase transitions (structural distortions

    or reconstruction) chemical reactions relate structure and properties

    40 60 80 1000

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600Si powder neutron diffraction patternC2 Chalk Riverl= 1.329

    Intensity

    (counts)

    2(0)

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    Routine Powder X-ray Diffraction:

    Powder X-ray diffractogrammatched with the PDF database

    links to crystallographicdata if available (i.e structuredetails from ICSD)

    semi-quantitative analysis

    D

    S

    A

    M

    Position [2Theta]

    20 30 40 50 60

    Counts

    0

    2500

    10000

    group-1_1

    Visible Ref. Code Chemical

    Formula

    red 01-073-2141 La2 O3

    blue 00-005-0378 Ba C O3

    green 01-089-5898 Cu O

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    Comparison of X-ray diffractograms of the acetate salt and the precipitate obtained

    in acetate buffer

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    Comparison of X-ray diffractograms of crystals and amorphs

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    IR SPECTROFOTOMETRY

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