Mechanochemistry of magnesium oxide revisited: facile derivatisation of pharmaceuticals using coordination and supramolecular chemistry

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Publication Date 2010-08-10
DOI 10.1039/C0CC01337D
Impact Factor 6.222
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Ernest H. H. Chow, Fiona C. Strobridge, Tomislav Friščić


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Abstract

Liquid-assisted grinding allows the rapid, waste-free and one-pot synthesis of a variety of magnesium drug derivatives directly from the excipient MgO; such reactivity is relevant for the behaviour of ibuprofen formulations involving MgO and can be used for oxide-based mechanosynthesis of metal–organic salts, discrete complexes and carboxylate clusters involving magnesium and pharmaceutically active ingredients.

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