2016
DOI: 10.1039/c6py00960c
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Amphiphilic hydroxyalkyl cellulose derivatives for amorphous solid dispersion prepared by olefin cross-metathesis

Abstract: Olefin CM followed by transfer hydrogenation is an efficient method for synthesizing amphiphilic hydroxypropyl cellulose derivatives.

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“…CA Sub was an extremely effective crystallization inhibitor, whereby crystallization was delayed for > 16 h, but has a low to moderate aqueous solubility of 3 mg/mL 10 . In contrast, CPHPC-106 delayed crystallization for only ~ 1 h, but has much higher aqueous solubility (43.5 mg/mL) 25 . Therefore, these polymers have contrasting properties in terms of crystallization inhibition and solubility.…”
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“…CA Sub was an extremely effective crystallization inhibitor, whereby crystallization was delayed for > 16 h, but has a low to moderate aqueous solubility of 3 mg/mL 10 . In contrast, CPHPC-106 delayed crystallization for only ~ 1 h, but has much higher aqueous solubility (43.5 mg/mL) 25 . Therefore, these polymers have contrasting properties in terms of crystallization inhibition and solubility.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…This result highlights that there is indeed an interplay between effectiveness as a crystallization inhibitor and other key polymer properties, most notably polymer solubility in this instance. CPHPC-106 has a high aqueous solubility 25 but delayed crystallization for only 1 h. Conversely, CA Sub inhibited crystallization for 16 h but has lower aqueous solubility 10 . CPHPC-106 contains oligo(hydroxypropyl) substituents, themselves somewhat hydrophilic, some of which are capped with a C5 side chain containing a terminal COOH group.…”
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“…The existence of carbamate ester groups (-NH-COO) in the structure can be seen with the proton peak at 5.01 ppm. The proton peaks of the cellulose structure can be all observed at 3.32-4.18 ppm region (25,(27)(28)(29).…”
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