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Interaction Study of Paracetamol with Saturated (Capric) and Unsaturated (Oleic) Fatty Acids

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Interaction Study of Paracetamol with Saturated (Capric) and Unsaturated (Oleic) Fatty Acids

Abstract

Interaction study of paracetamol with saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, namely, capric and oleic acid have been performed by using serial dilution method, release behavior, FT-IR, and DSC study. Preliminary investigations by release studies indicated the possibility of interaction between paracetamol and fatty acids. UV-studies failed to detect any interaction between paracetamol and fatty acids. The possibility of hydrogen bonding between amino group of paracetamol and carbonyl group of fatty acids was revealed by FT-IR study. Polymorphic transition of paracetamol in the binary sample of paracetamol-capric acid was identified by DSC studies. However, no such possibility was detected in paracetamol-oleic acid mixture.
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Title
Interaction Study of Paracetamol with Saturated (Capric) and Unsaturated (Oleic) Fatty Acids
Author(s)
Misra, Arun Kumar; Misra, Manju; Panpalia, Gopal Madanlal; Dorle, Avinash Keshav
Journal
Pharmaceutical Development and Technology , Volume 12 (4) Informa Healthcare – Jan 1, 2007
Publisher
Informa UK Ltd
Copyright
© 2007 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted
Subject
Research Article
ISSN
1083-7450
eISSN
1097-9867
D.O.I.
10.1080/10837450701366895
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