2001
DOI: 10.1051/jp4:20011012
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Polymorphism and hydration of zopiclone : Determination of crystal structures, and thermodynamic studies as a function of temperature and water vapor pressure

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“…Although attempts to get structural information about AR-18H were unsuccessful, it can be supposed that the crystal packing of the latter is probably closely related to that of HR-18H, composed of alternate R and S layers made of H-bonded 1D molecular ribbons. A similar behavior has been reported by Giovannini and co-workers, showing that the reversible dehydration at room temperature of the racemic dihydrate of zopiclone leads to a metastable anhydrous racemic compound . In this latter study, the structures of both phases were determined and were shown to be isomorphous.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…Although attempts to get structural information about AR-18H were unsuccessful, it can be supposed that the crystal packing of the latter is probably closely related to that of HR-18H, composed of alternate R and S layers made of H-bonded 1D molecular ribbons. A similar behavior has been reported by Giovannini and co-workers, showing that the reversible dehydration at room temperature of the racemic dihydrate of zopiclone leads to a metastable anhydrous racemic compound . In this latter study, the structures of both phases were determined and were shown to be isomorphous.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…More recently, various solid state transitions between racemic compounds and conglomerates have been investigated and different situations have been envisaged: (i) thermodynamic equilibrium between a low-temperature conglomerate and a high-temperature racemic compound through a eutectoid invariant; (ii) reverse situation through a peritectoid invariant; , (iii) irreversible transition from a metastable conglomerate toward a stable racemic compound; , (iv) reverse situation, of particular interest since it corresponds actually to a spontaneous resolution, either from a racemic compound toward a conglomerate or by transition from an anomalous conglomerate toward a usual one . When possible, another interesting approach consists of considering the evolution of the relative stability of homo- and heterochiral solid phases within a series of chemical derivatives as a function of the molecular structure. ,,, For instance, Nemak et al have shown that increasing the length of the alkyl chain in the series of ( N -alkyl)-2′,6′-pipecoloxylidides decreases the relative stability of the racemic compound, thus inducing the formation of a conglomerate for the longest butyl chain …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a matter of fact, this kind of solid state transformation of a racemic compound into a conglomerate, or vice versa, is quite an uncommon case. …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The major difference with enantiomeric epitaxial crystallization, however, is the fact that the polymorphic epitaxial layers of the metastable polymorph were able to transform via a solution mediated mechanism to the stable polymorph structure. Giovannini et al 16 described a transition of a true racemate to a racemic conglomerate. A racemic dihydrate of Zopiclone is dehydrated forming a metastable anhydrate which, upon further heating, melts, and the racemic conglomerate phase crystallizes out.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%