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Thermochemistry of drugs: experimental and theoretical study of analgesics

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Acetanilides are broadly used in the pharmaceutical industry. Thermochemical data on vapor pressures, solid-gas, liquid-gas, and solid-liquid phase transitions, as well as on enthalpies of formation of substituted acetanilides have… Click to show full abstract

Acetanilides are broadly used in the pharmaceutical industry. Thermochemical data on vapor pressures, solid-gas, liquid-gas, and solid-liquid phase transitions, as well as on enthalpies of formation of substituted acetanilides have been collected and evaluated with help of additional experimental measurements. Absolute vapor pressures of meta- and para-substituted acetanilides were studied by using transpiration method. Significant disagreement of available literature data on isomeric hydroxyacetanilides was detected and resolved. A quick estimation scheme of vaporization enthalpies of substituted acetanilides at 298.15 K was developed based on “structure-property” relationships. Quantum-chemical methods were applied for calculation of theoretical gas-phase enthalpies of formation of substituted acetanilides. Theoretical values together with results from “structure-property” analysis allowed for validation of the experimental crystalline state enthalpies of formation and prediction of these values based on quantum-chemical calculations.

Keywords: thermochemistry drugs; theoretical study; substituted acetanilides; drugs experimental; experimental theoretical; enthalpies formation

Journal Title: Structural Chemistry
Year Published: 2018

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