Low temperature process for preparing neomorphic ibuprofen

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Carboxylic acids and salts thereof

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C07L 53134

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053109600

ABSTRACT:
A novel neomorphic form of ibuprofen and processes for its preparation are provided. The neomorphic ibuprofen is characterized by having a distinctively less bitter and acidic taste commonly associated with conventional ibuprofen and which causes less burning sensation upon swallowing. The neomorphic form of ibuprofen is an amorphous ibuprofen and is prepared by resolidifying supercooled ibuprofen at a process temperature below 0.degree. C.

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Vinod Labhasetwart, et al., Studies on Some Crystalline Forms of Ibuprofen, Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 19(6), 631-641 (1993).

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