Issue 43, 2020

A peculiar dehydration and solid–solid phase transition of the active pharmaceutical ingredient AZD9898 based on in situ single crystal-to-single crystal transformations

Abstract

AZD9898 has previously been used as a candidate for a potentially active pharmaceutical ingredient. AZD9898 form A hydrate was discovered during development and this form undergoes dehydration upon heating to give anhydrous form B. Further heating results in a solid–solid phase transition to a new anhydrous phase, form C. This study reports the crystal structures of form A, B, and C obtained by heating the single crystal of form A in situ on the diffractometer which establish the dehydration and solid–solid phase transition mechanisms. The dehydration from form A hydrate to form B anhydrous is an isostructural process while the solid–solid phase transition from form B to form C requires major structural changes. The relevant thermal profiles and vapour sorption behaviour of these forms are also reported in this study.

Graphical abstract: A peculiar dehydration and solid–solid phase transition of the active pharmaceutical ingredient AZD9898 based on in situ single crystal-to-single crystal transformations

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
25 Feb 2020
Accepted
24 Mac 2020
First published
25 Mac 2020

CrystEngComm, 2020,22, 7280-7289

A peculiar dehydration and solid–solid phase transition of the active pharmaceutical ingredient AZD9898 based on in situ single crystal-to-single crystal transformations

A. Pettersen, O. D. Putra, M. E. Light and Y. Namatame, CrystEngComm, 2020, 22, 7280 DOI: 10.1039/D0CE00276C

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