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Journal of Industrial and Environmental Chemistry| Volume: 3

February 18-19, 2019 | Paris, France

Joint Event

Green Chemistry and Technology

8

th

World Congress on

International Conference on

Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

T

he study of polymorphism in drugs is an important part of

drug development in present scenario. Infact, a detailed

drug polymorph study helps to resolve problems such as drug

solubility, drug formulation techniques in drug manufacturing

processes. The area of drug polymorphism has received

varied academic as well as industrial attention. The regulatory

approvals for filing abbreviated new drug application (ANDA)

and new drug application (NDA) of a particular dosage form

are so strict that pharma organizations are deliberately

studying polymorphs with their stability and bioavailability.

The given study identifies a new polymorph of Estradiol one

of the sleep awakening drugs in the market along with its

characterization with pXRD, DSC and TGA and its stability data.

Speaker Biography

Runjhun Tandon is in the chemistry department of Lovely Professional University as an

Associate Professor. She heads the Intellectual Property Rights Cell and take cares of the

entire IPR of the university. She has obtained her graduation

(B.Sc

) and post graduation

(M.Sc

) degrees from Lucknow University and her Ph.D from Rajasthan University, India.

Her research work includes synthesis of heterocyclic compounds and their polymorphic

studies. Her basic inclination is towards polymorphismof active pharmaceutical ingredients

for which she adds many patents both Indian as well as international to her credit. She has

publishedmanypapersonmetalcomplexation,polymorphism,andanticancercompounds

e:

runjhun.19532@lpu.co.in

Runjhun Tandon

Lovely Professional University, India

New polymorph of Estradiol and its stability studies

Runjhun Tandon, J Ind Environ Chem 2019, Volume 3

DOI: 10.4066/2591-7331-C1-007