Effect of Titanium Dioxide on Photostability of Solid-State Mequitazine
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TiO_2 has been widely used in pharmaceutical products, and it also has been used as a photocatalyst. In this study, the influence of photocatalytic activity on the stability of solid-state mequitazine, an H_1-blocker, was investigated. The photo-degradation of mequitazine with TiO_2 occurred under irradiation with both light sources. The degree of degradation of mequitazine with anatase was higher than that of rutile. The degradation was significantly enhanced with increasing relative humidity. The relationship between the apparent degradation rate constant and water vapor pressure could be clearly described by a simple power law. The major photo-degradation products of mequitazine, resulting from photocatalytic activity of TiO_2, were mequitazine-S-oxide and mequitazine-sulphone. A remarkable degradation of mequitadine occurred with addition of TiO_2, and its photocatalytic activity was controlled by water vapor pressure. The photo-degradation of mequitazine with TiO_2 is a different process from mequitazine without TiO_2, because mequitazine-S-oxide and mequitazine-sulphone are not formed with normal photo-degradation of mequitazine.
- 公益社団法人日本薬学会の論文
- 2005-09-01
著者
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Teraoka Reiko
Department of Pharmaceutical Technology
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Matsuda Yoshihisa
Department of Pharmaceutical Technology
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YAMAMOTO Manami
Department of Bioregulation Research, Nagoya City University Medical School
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Yamane Kenji
Formulation & Industrial Technology Lab. Taiho Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd.
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Teraoka Reiko
Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.
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Sugimoto Isao
Department Of Pharmaceutical Technology Kobe Pharmaceutical University
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Yamamoto Manami
Department Of Pharmaceutical Technology Kobe Pharmaceutical University
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Yamamoto Manami
Department Of Bioregulation Research Nagoya City University Medical School
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KAKINOKI Koichi
Formulation & Industrial Technology Lab., Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
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Matsuda Yoshihisa
Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.
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Kakinoki Koichi
Formulation & Industrial Technology Lab. Taiho Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd.
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Matsuda Yoshihisa
Department Of Astronomy And Earth Science Tokyo Gakugei University
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