Article | REF: PHA2030 V1

Amorphous and glassy states of molecular and pharmaceutical compounds: general properties

Author: Marc DESCAMPS

Publication date: April 10, 2017

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6. Glass transition

6.1 Calorimetric evidence of glass transition

Figure 13 shows the evolution of the specific heat C p of indomethacin during melting by heating a crystal and during supercooling, by cooling the liquid. The increase in C p after melting (at T m ) is associated with the dynamic release of the large-amplitude molecular degrees of freedom that characterize the liquid state. By cooling the liquid quickly enough (at a rate of around 10°C/min) below T m , crystallization can...

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