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10. COMPROBACIÓN DE LA HIPÓTESIS

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instruments.

Because of the overlapping melting ranges of � · 2 and � · 1 for OPP , OPS and OSP (Fig.

3-23 ) ,

it was impossible t o det ermine i f a single phase was present init ially and t rans formed during the course of the the rmogram or i f a mixture o f phases was produced by the t empering procedures.

Howev er , estimat es of the heat of fusion of � · 2 of OPP and OPS were made on t he assumpt ion that only the � ·2 phase was present at the start of the thermogram (Table

3. 1 1 ) .

Since the 29.8°C form of OSP was well separate d from � · 2 and

� · 1 ,

it c ould b e examined at high heat ing rat es without the complet e loss of resolut ion which occurs for overlapping forms. At a

0 0

8

heat ing rate of

1 6

C/min , the 29.8 C endotherm accounted for ""

07�

o f the

t ot al heat of fusion of the phase ( s ) obtained by transformat ion of a

( 5 min) or crystallisat ion of the melt ( 1 5 min ) at the a melt ing point .

Thus , a reliable est imat e of the heat of fusion of this form could be

obtained (Table 3.1 1 ).

The heat s of fusion and melt inG points of the � · 1 forms obtained by t ransformat ion were significantly lower than those of the solvent crystallised forms. The differences were typically 5 - 1 5% for the heat of

0

fusi on and 1.5-3.5 C for the melt ing point . This disparity and the

correspondinG spectral variat i ons previously noted v1ere presumably due t o lncomplet e equilibrat ion o f the phases obtained by transformat ion.

A schemati c sumr.1ary of the polymorphism of OSS , OSP , OPS and OPP

is present ed in Fis. 3-24. The figure Gives phase assignments , melt ing

or t ransition points and transformat ion relat ionships. Correspondence

with the phases report ed in the literature is also indicat ed.

3- 3

3. 3 . 1

of Enant i omeric

of the of Enant i omeric and

Racemic

Three enanti omeric TGs were prepared, �-SSB , SSO and PPO , and the polymorphism of these glycerides was invest igat ed in relat i on to that of their racemate s.

(a )

Solvent Forms

The IR spectra of the solvent crystallise d forms of equivalent

enant iomeric and racemic TGs were essent ially ident ical (Fig. 3-25 ).

-1

All spectra sh01·1e d a symmet rical doublet near 720cm and the forms were

therefore assigned as � · phases. X-ray diffract i on patterns of the solvent crystallised forms are sho\vn in Fig.

3-26

and the c orresponding short spacings are list ed in Table 3.12. In contrast to the spectroscopic

results , t here were obvious di fferences between the X-ray pat t erns of

the racemat es and thei r antipodes . \Vhile the short spacings of the racemic TGs were dist inct , the short spacing patt erns of the enant i omers were diffuse and relat i vely fe\v spac ine;s v1ere resolved. Similar pat t erns were obtained for the stable forms prepared by t ransformation. Howe v er ,

0

all patt erns shO\ved st rong spac ings near 3.1:! and 4.2A, conf irming the

� · assignments made by IR spectroscopy.

( b )

Thermal

Representat ive t herrnograms for sn- and �-SSB , SSO and PPO are present e d in the Appendix (?igs. 30 , 31 ; 40, 41 ; and 47 , L�8 respect ively).

The corresponding melt ing points und heats of fusion are summarised in Table 3 . 1 3 . In general , equivalent enant iomeric and ro.c emic TGs exhibited

similar polymorphic b ehaviour except that the a forms of the ant ipodes transform e d more rapidly than the a forms of the racemates. Thus , whi l e

the a form o f rac-SSB melted without transformation t o a higher form a t a

0 .

heating rat e of 4 C/mln , the a form of �-SSB t ransformed readily t o � · 2

and � · 1 under the same c ondit ions (Fig. 3-27). Similarly , at a heat ing rat e of 8°C/min the a form of rac-SSO melt e d without t ransformat ion to a higher form , but at the same rat e t he a. form o f sn-SSO t ransformed without melt ing (Fig. 3-27 ). Although the correspondinG thermogr��s for PPO are not present e d in Fig. 3-27 , the a f orms of rue- and �-PPO shO\ved anulor;ous

b ehaviour t o those of SSO exc ept that the t ransformat ion of a sn-PPO was even more ro.pid ( Appendix , Fig. 47).

\hth the except ion of the f3 •2 form of rac-PPO, for every polyr.10rph

of a rac emic TG there vms an e quivalent polymorph for the c orresponding

antipode. I·;elt ing point s and heut s of fusion of the equivalent poly­

morphs were very similo.r although not ident ical (To.ble 3.1 3). For

exmnple , the melt ing point and heat of fusion of the solvent crystallised , ()

form of l:'ac-SSB were 51.b C and 131.5kJ/mol, while the correspondin�

values for the solvent crystullise d form o f sn-SSB were 51.8°C and

129.4kJ/mol respecti ve ly.

Because of the ro.pid transformat i on o f the enant i omeric glycerides, they \vere not invest igat ed by vo.riuble t emperature IR spectroscopy.

Acid

(mole %

TG

2-MG

a

TG

4 : 0

1 6 : 0

1 8 : 0

1 8 : 1

4 : 0

1 6 : 0

1 8 : 0

rac-PPS

67.1

32. 9

96.8

2 . 1

roe-POP

66.7

tr. c

33- 3

2 . 8

o . 8b

rac-OPP

66.4

33.6

96.6

1 . 1b

rac-OOS

33. 4

66.6

2.5b

1 . 2

rac-OSP

34.0

33. 0

33.0

1 . 0

99 . 0

'Sri_"": SSB

33-7

66.3

t r .

o.6b

9 9 . 4

sn - SSO

0.5

66. 3

33 . 2

2 . 2b

97 . 8

a

posit ion

2

1 8 : 1

1 . 1 b

96.4

2.3

96.3

t r .

t r .

b fat t y acids present in the 2-HG but not in the TG were derived from

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