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Submission Number: 99

Submission ID: 8046

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Submission URI: /student-research/symposium/research-symposium-program-portal

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Cocrystals are a vital part to pharmaceuticals, as they can be created to improve the properties of substances. The formation of cocrystals can make a drug have stronger efficiency, better bioavailability, or even generate a new form of the same drug that could just make it more easily absorbed. There is a wide range of benefits from their developments. L-Proline and diclofenac’s cocrystal directly improves the low solubility of diclofenac, a commonly used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), allowing for greater absorption into the body when taken. Although this cocrystal is known, a melting point phase diagram for it has yet to be determined and analyzed to observe its correlation to preexisting differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) data. Various mole fractions of L-Proline and diclofenac are prepared in methanol and left to crystallize, and then the melting points of these crystals will be taken in order to determine and present the melting point phase diagram. This will allow for a visual representation of the cocrystal’s unique properties and its solid to liquid phase transition.

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Melting Point Phase Diagram of L-Proline and Diclofenac Co-crystal Presentation_0.pdf273.82 KB

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