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Thermodynamic and Crystallization of Lamotrigine Cocrystal
journal contribution
posted on 2019-09-24, 18:43 authored by Wen jie Kuang, Shao chang Ji, Shen min Xu, Ping Lan, An ping Liao, Ju ying Zhou, Jin yan ZhangTwo
novel lamotrigine cocrystals, namely, lamotrigine (LAM) phthalimide
(PTL) cocrystal (1) and lamotrigine (LAM) succinimide
(SUC) cocrystal monohydrate (1:1:1) (2), were successfully
synthesized by liquid-assisted grinding and evaporative crystallization,
and their structures were determined by XRD (power and single-crystal
X-ray diffraction) and FT-IR. Ternary phase diagrams of LAM–PTL
were constructed for the obtained cocrystal in isobutanol and ethyl
propionate at two different temperatures, i.e., 298.15and 303.15 K.
A narrow stability region was found for the pure LAM–PTL cocrystal
in the phase diagram at both temperatures. The solubility of LAM–PTL
was measured by suspending cocrystal in solutions of varying PTL concentrations
in ethyl propionate and isobutanol. The mathematical model described
by the solubility product of cocrystal components Ksp and by solution complexation constants K11 was used to fit the solubility of LAM–PTL cocrystal.
It can be concluded that Ksp values increase
as the cocrystal solubility increases, while K11 values decrease. Graphical representation of the cocrystal
solubility dependence on ligand concentration will serve as a diagnostic
tool for the stoichiometry of solution complexes. The results of the
stability study demonstrated that 1 and 2 are stable under the conditions of both 85% and 98% RH at 25 °C.