Pharmaceutical nanocrystals confined in porous host systems - interfacial effects and amorphous interphases

Autor(en): Sonnenberger, N.
Anders, N.
Golitsyn, Y.
Steinhart, M. 
Enke, D.
Saalwaechter, K.
Beiner, M.
Stichwörter: Chemistry; Chemistry, Multidisciplinary; CRYSTALLIZATION CHAMBERS; GROWTH; MELTING BEHAVIOR; NANOPORES; POLYMORPHISM; STATE
Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
Herausgeber: ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
Journal: CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Volumen: 52
Ausgabe: 24
Startseite: 4466
Seitenende: 4469
Zusammenfassung: 
DSC and NMR results prove the existence of an amorphous acetaminophen nanolayer between acetaminophen nanocrystals (form I and form III) and pore walls in controlled porous glasses. This nanolayer controls the surface energy. This finding is highly relevant for approaches towards crystal engineering in nanopores and indicates similarities to the situation during the early stages of crystallization in polymorphic bulk samples.
ISSN: 13597345
DOI: 10.1039/c6cc00962j

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