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The two-dimensional Diffusion Ordered SpectroscopY method probed signal decay of methyl resonances from oil and sorbate molecules and was applied to 3 types of U.S.-marketed emulsion drug products, that is, difluprednate, cyclosporine, and propofol, yielding measured droplet sizes of 40-280 nm in diameter. By contrast, the size distribution of emulsion formulations can be assessed with a simple and noninvasive solution nuclear magnetic resonance method, namely, two-dimensional Diffusion Ordered SpectroscopY. The classical methods of dynamic light scattering or electron microscopy can be used but they generally require sample dilution or harsh preparation conditions, respectively.

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Please see the PDF file for the additional information. More critically, to ensure accuracy in characterization of the finished drug product, analytical methods should introduce minimal physical perturbation (e.g., temperature variation or dilution) before the analysis. Diffusion-ordered spectroscopy (DOSY) is a powerful NMR method for the analysis of mixtures. The size and polydispersity of oil droplets are critical quality attributes of the emulsion drug product that can potentially affect drug bioavailability.

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The signals of L-menthol and R-(+)-limonene have been completely resolved.In a typical oil-in-water emulsion drug product, oil droplets with varied sizes are dispersed in a water phase and stabilized by surfactant molecules. We strongly recommend you to upgrade to Mnova NMR full version in order to enjoy all features and save time.

The 2D spectrum is shown on the left and the 1D slices of each component on the right. 3 shows the Pure shift DOSY spectrum of the same mixture. Pure shift and DOSY methods can be combined to enable the measurement of Pure shift DOSY spectra with much higher resolution in the diffusion dimension than conventional DOSY spectra. 2 shows the region of 1.3-2.2 ppm collected using a standard 1H experiment (top) and a Pure shift (PSYCHE) experiment (bottom). The region of 1.3-2.2 ppm (red box), in particular, is heavily overlapped Recently, a new class of so-called 'Pure shift' experiments has emerged that greatly reduces signal overlap by removing J-splittings in the spectrum to give single lines instead of broad multiplets for each peak. 1 shows a 1H spectrum of L-menthol and R-(+)-limonene. This is a particular problem in 1H spectra, where broader lines due to J-splittings mean that overlap is common. Unfortunately, overlap between signals in the NMR spectrum can significantly limit the resolution in the diffusion dimension of DOSY spectra. In DOSY, signals in the NMR spectrum are resolved according to the measured diffusion coefficient for each signal, yielding a 2D spectrum which has chemical shift along the x-axis and diffusion coefficient along the y-axis. Diffusion-ordered spectroscopy (DOSY) is a powerful NMR method for the analysis of mixtures.

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