Sodium Starch Phosphate Analysis Service

Empowering Quality Through Sodium Starch Phosphate Analysis

Sodium starch phosphate, a form of starch phosphate, is typically a powder ranging from white to light yellow. It is created from the combination of starch and phosphate. This substance is widely utilized as a food additive and as an additional ingredient in medicine. Within the pharmaceutical industry, it is frequently included as part of drug formulations for oral tablets, granules, capsules, and other preparations. CD BioGlyco has been offering Pharmaceutical and Biological Analysis Services to our valued clients for numerous years, which includes our specialized Pharmaceutical Excipient Analysis Services. We offer a wide range of sodium starch phosphate analysis services to our clients.

CD BioGlyco provides sodium starch phosphate analysis service by using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), enabling precise quantification of sodium starch phosphate in pharmaceuticals to meet your rigorous quality control standards. At the same time, we help you determine the purity of the active ingredients in your medication, including determining the type and amount of possible impurities.
We assist you in determining the solubility of sodium starch phosphate in various solvents and its solubility characteristics in pharmaceutical formulations through in vitro solubility tests or assays.
CD BioGlyco helps you in the assessment of sodium starch phosphate stability in pharmaceuticals through thermal analysis (e.g. thermogravimetric analysis) and spectroscopy, including its stability under various conditions such as temperature, humidity, light, and other factors.
Our experts assist you in thoroughly detecting microbial contamination of sodium starch phosphate using microbial culture and enumeration methods. We are capable of accurately identifying the presence of bacteria, mold, and yeast to provide reliable data support. Additionally, we offer targeted advice and solutions based on the test results to effectively control and prevent the issue of microbial contamination of sodium starch phosphate in pharmaceuticals.

The analysis content of sodium starch phosphate. (CD BioGlyco)

Publication

Technology: Melting point determination, Viscosity determination, Expansion index determination

Journal: International Journal of Pharma Sciences and Research

IF: 5.8

Published: 2011

Results: This article focuses on the use of a new modified starch, starch phosphate, in the formulation development of tablets. The authors have found that the use of starch phosphate as an excipient improves the physical properties and drug-release characteristics of tablets. In this paper, the starch phosphate was also analyzed and characterized. After characterization, it was concluded that starch phosphate is a white, crystalline, non-hygroscopic powder that can be easily ground into particles of different sizes. Phosphoric acid starch was insoluble in water, in aqueous solutions of acidic and alkaline pH, and in a variety of organic solvents. When its aqueous dispersion was heated to 100°C, phosphoric acid starch did not form a paste/gel, whereas potato starch formed a paste/gel. As a chemically modified starch, phosphate starch is insoluble in water and has good swelling and flowability, so it can be used as a carrier in solid dispersions without pasting or gelation to increase the dissolution rate of poorly soluble drugs.

Fig.1 Reactive phosphorus is used to convert potato starch into starch phosphate. Fig.2 Phosphorification is employed in the conversion of potato starch to starch phosphate. (Chowdary, et al., 2011)

Applications

Sodium starch phosphate is utilized as a carrier or excipient for pharmaceuticals in the form of pills, tablets, and other preparations. Therefore, analytical techniques for sodium starch phosphate can be employed to detect and quantify its presence in a drug.
Sodium starch phosphate can be used as one of the water treatment agents for solids precipitation or buffer conditioning during water treatment. Analytical techniques for sodium starch phosphate can be used to monitor the concentration of sodium starch phosphate in water.
In scientific research, techniques for analyzing sodium starch phosphate can be utilized to comprehend its function, interactions, and bioavailability within biological systems.

Advantages

Our state-of-the-art analytical technology is extremely sensitive and capable of detecting minute concentrations of sodium starch phosphate, which is crucial for tracking trace amounts of sodium starch phosphate in products.
The proven analytical methods at CD BioGlyco incorporate advanced data processing techniques, enabling us to swiftly complete the sample analysis process.
Our non-destructive analytical techniques allow for analysis without destroying the sample, which is important for applications where sample integrity needs to be preserved.

CD BioGlyco offers a wide range of sodium starch phosphate analysis services to our clients, including detailed testing and reporting on the composition, purity, and quality of the substance. In addition to standard analysis services, we also provide customized solutions to meet specific client needs. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Reference

Chowdary, K.P.R.; et al. Formulation development of aceclofenac tablets employing starch phosphate-a new modified starch. International Journal of Pharma Sciences and Research. 2011, 2(3): 124-129.

This service is for Research Use Only, not intended for any clinical use.