Overview
Oxidation
Hydrolysis
Loss of activity
photolysis Toxic
Decomposition process
Isomerization
Polymerization
Hydrolysis
These are functional
groups which are
liable to undergo
hydrolysis
Beberapa fakta mengenai
Hidrolisis
1. Reaksi hidrolisis menyerang ikatan
nucleophilic yang tidak stabil oleh air dalam
sediaan obat bentuk larutan.
2. Reaksi melibatkan group laktam terjadi lebih
cepat diikuti oleh ester, amida dan imida.
3. Reaksi ini selalu mengikuti orde pertama
4. Reaksi ini terjadi pada semua larutan yang
disebut Solvolysis.
5. Reaksi ini dikatalis oleh H3O+ dihasilkan ion
logam valensi 2, Hidrolisis ion (protolisis),
panas, cahaya, Larutan, konsentrasi obat
yang tinggi.
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Hydrolysis
The most common degradation pathway
Catalyzed by
Hydrogen ions (acid-catalysis)
Hydroxyl ions (base-catalysis)
Species found in buffers (acid-base
catalysis)
Hydrolysis-stabilization strategies
Liquid formulation
Formulated in Optimum pH
Reducing the drug solubility
Complex formation between drugs and
added compound
Addition of surfactant (depending on
location where drugs are incorporated in the
micellar form)
cosolvency
Preparation of solid dosage form
Metoda Peningkatan Stabilitas
1. Sedapat mungkin dihindari kontak
dengan air.
2. pH, jika memungkinkan secara
fisiologis, larutan obat harus
diformulasikan sedekat mungkin ke pH
stabilitas optimumnya.
3. Jenis pelarut. Penggantian air sebagian
atau seluruhnya dengan pelarut yang
konstanta dielektriknya lebih rendah.
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4. Kompleksasi. Laju hidrolisis dapat
dipengaruhi oleh pembentukan
kompleks.
5. Surfaktan. Surfaktan nonionik,
kationik, dan anionik dapat
menstabilkan obat terhadap katalis
basa.
6. Modifikasi Struktur kimia.
7. Mengurangi kelarutan dengan cara
pembentukan garam atau esternya
yang sukar larut.
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Oxidation
The second common after hydrolysis
Removal of electropositive atom, radical
or electron
Addition of electronegative atom or
radical
Process: autooxydation (w/o
catalysation) and involving chain
process
Oxidation-chain process
Step Influenced by Product
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Oxidation-stabilization
strategies
Replacing O2 with N2 or CO2 gas inside
the primer package
Addition of antioxidant: BHA, (please
find at least other 5 antioxidant on your
own)
Addition a metal chelator? Please give
an example?
Avoid high storage temperature
The protection given by antioxidant is
owing to its property of more readily
oxidized than the drug
Antioxidants interrupt the propagation
step
Isomerisation
Drug Optical isomers
Enzimatic
pH dependent
Photochemical degradation
Degradation because of light (sunlight
or artificial light such as fluorescent
light)
Result
Loss of activity
Alter the physicochemical properties
discoloration, dissolution rate, precipitation,
viscosity change
Photochemical degradation
Example of drug: folic acid, ascorbic
acid, hydrocortisone, ribovlavin
Photodegradation can be attributed to
the photolability of excipient
Final formulation is required to be
assessed
Photochemical degradation
Occurs when λ of light is within the λ range of
absorption of drug (direct or sensitized reaction)
And then drug absorbs the radiation and degrades
Photoreactivity can occur when the drug is already
applied (light penetration to skin or eye blood
circulation)
Result: toxicity (when the light induce the reaction between
drug and endogenous substance. This reaction may lead to
the formation of ROS)
Photosensitive excipient can increase the chance of
photodegradation ( sensitized reaction) due to its
capability to transfer the absorbed energy
Expected to photodegradation
Carbonil
Nitroarimatic
N-oxide
Arile halides
Alkenes
Polyenes
Sulfides
Photochemical reaction step in
two stages
primary reaction
due to the absorption of a photon (does
not depend on the temperature)
Result in the formation of intermediate
(radicals, radical ions)
Secondary reactions
Reaction of intermediate to form a final
product
can react through ‘dark’ reactions
O2 influence
strongly influence the degradation
Can add to a photoexcited molecule
(drug) leading to oxidation products
A photoexcited molecule (e.g. drug) can
transfer its energy to ground state
oxygen leading to the formation of
singlet oxygen (highly reactive)
Photostability study
Stability studies of the drug substance
in the final preparation
Drug materials are either white or
colored
Always include exposure to both UV-
and visible radiation to cover all
possible degradation reactions
Photochemical degradation-strategies to
minimize
Question:
1. Think what is the pathway of degradation? Is oxidation being
the important issue?
2. Do you thing that the degradation compound is harmless?
3. What is the strategy to improve the stability?
4. What is the analytical tool can we use to measure the
degradation product?
What is ROS?
Why can ROS formation cause toxicity?