What is the hydrogen bond acceptor strength of two hydrogen bond acceptor groups present in PVP k30 polymer?

10 October 2018 0 3K Report

PVP is the frequently used polymer in the solubility improvement of poorly soluble drugs. Structure elucidation revealed that there are two hydrogen bond acceptors (amide carbonyl group and N atom of pyrrole ring.

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