Real-time probe-type Raman spectroscopy of CBZ crystal transition in the low-frequency region.
As a result of performing principal component analysis using the Raman spectrum in the low-frequency region, it became possible to conduct a quantitative analysis and evaluation of the crystal transition.
In the pharmaceutical industry, there are active pharmaceutical ingredients with multiple crystal structures, which are said to influence various physicochemical properties such as solubility, depending on the intellectual property rights of the drug and polymorphism. Furthermore, it is known to affect the bioavailability of drugs, making it one of the most important tasks for originator, generic, and pharmaceutical companies, where crystal forms and impurities are often selected as Critical Quality Attributes (CQA). In industrial crystallization, the goal is to separate impurities and control the crystal structure and particle size distribution of the product crystals; however, many phenomena remain unclear despite the operation and examination of inline analytical techniques such as FBRM, FT-IR, near-infrared, and Raman spectroscopy. Raman spectroscopy is known to have a distinct advantage over other inline analytical techniques in that it can quantitatively monitor crystal transitions. This paper presents the practical applicability and usefulness of low-frequency Raman spectroscopy by equipping a Raman spectrometer with a low-frequency Raman module, which has recently been commercialized and enables the measurement of low-frequency Raman spectra, to conduct real-time observation of crystal transitions using CBZIII form as a model formulation.
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The appearance of the THz-Raman TR-Probe and its accessories is shown. The TR-Probe can be equipped with accessories that cover a wide range of applications from macro analysis to micro analysis, including a module that enables measurement of samples filled in vials, a transmission module that allows for transmission measurements of samples, and a microscope module that can be mounted on a microscope.
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Identification of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Crystal Polymorphs
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Low-frequency Raman probe and heating stage
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Our company supports the establishment of measurement methods, analytical techniques, and testing methods (analytical methods) using Raman spectroscopy, centered on vibrational spectroscopy, which can be utilized in quality control areas such as acceptance testing, from research and development fields like the evaluation of the physical properties of pharmaceutical raw materials and the dispersion state of solid formulation particles. We provide support for the development of analytical conditions, testing method settings, and validation. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.