Table 9 The Surface-active parameters of Betaine, DES (betaine + urea), IL (betaine octyl ester chloride) in various molality concentrations of aqueous Gabapentin solutions (from 0.0000 to 0.0500\(mol \cdot k{g^{ - 1}}\)) at 298 K and ambient pressure.

From: Gabapentin drug interactions in water and aqueous solutions of green betaine based compounds through volumetric, viscometric and interfacial properties

CMC

\(\:\left(\text{m}\text{o}\text{l}\:{\text{k}\text{g}}^{-1}\right)\)

\(\gamma\)

(mN m−1)

\(\:\varPi\:\)

(mN m−1)

103\(\:\times\:{\varGamma\:}_{max}\)

\(\:\left(\text{m}\text{o}\text{l}\:{\text{m}}^{-2}\right)\)

\(\:{A}_{min}\)

2)

\(\:{\varDelta\:G}_{mic}\)

(kJ mol−1)

\(\:{\varDelta\:\text{G}}_{\text{a}\text{d}\text{s}}\)

(kJ mol−1)

Betaine + water

0.0148

56.3

9.1

2.039

0.081

-23.089

-18.627

15.7

1.858

0.089

-21.369

-12.917

19.6

1.705

0.097

-20.372

-8.878

21.7

1.575

0.105

-19.657

-5.880

23.2

1.461

0.114

-19.100

-3.222

24.8

1.363

0.122

-18.657

-0.459

Betaine in 0.0099 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0100

48.4

10.0

-0.347

-0.478

-26.916

-55.716

12.4

1.109

0.15

-24.899

-13.717

16.5

1.734

0.096

-23.136

-13.618

20.8

1.815

0.092

-22.099

-10.638

23.6

1.748

0.095

-21.382

-7.881

26.9

1.486

0.112

-20.383

-2.286

28.4

1.165

0.143

-19.638

4.742

30.1

0.871

0.191

-19.111

15.433

30.2

0.548

0.303

-18.618

36.527

Betaine in 0.0299 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0075

45.4

16.0

-0.163

-1.022

-27.101

-125.56

18.6

1.193

0.139

-24.849

-9.257

23.3

1.652

0.100

-23.147

-9.047

27.5

1.692

0.098

-22.128

-5.873

29.5

1.605

0.103

-21.362

-2.9801

32.4

1.367

0.121

-20.437

3.265

34.2

1.066

0.156

-19.684

12.4

34.7

0.783

0.212

-19.130

25.186

36.2

0.513

0.324

-18.677

51.857

Betaine in 0.0498 mol.kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0065

40.7

22.7

0.530

0.313

-21.228

21.571

26.4

1.159

0.143

-24.918

-2.142

31.2

1.364

0.122

-23.155

-0.280

33.9

1.356

0.122

-22.118

2.875

35.6

1.296

0.128

-21.402

6.078

38.2

1.132

0.147

-20.402

13.332

39.7

0.955

0.174

-19.657

21.893

41.0

0.799

0.208

-19.130

32.180

41.3

0.631

0.263

-18.637

46.823

DES (betaine-urea 1:2) + water

0.0150

66.9

13.0

-0.010

-16.116

-27.077

-1288.703

8.6

1.976

0.084

-24.801

-20.450

7.9

1.831

0.091

-23.087

-18.772

6.9

1.570

0.106

-22.040

-17.644

5.6

1.567

0.106

-21.368

-17.795

5.1

2.147

0.077

-20.372

-17.997

6.2

3.251

0.051

-19.660

-17.753

7.0

4.689

0.035

-19.100

-17.608

10.9

6.364

0.026

-18.634

-16.921

DES (betaine-urea 1:2) in 0.0103 mol.kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0100

53.4

26.1

0.008

19.799

-27.102

3084.853

21.6

0.055

2.992

-24.825

364.368

19.4

0.328

0.506

-23.111

36.035

18.9

0.443

0.375

-22.112

20.535

18.6

0.530

0.313

-21.375

13.692

18.3

0.733

0.227

-20.370

4.608

19.4

1.012

0.164

-19.660

-0.484

19.9

1.363

0.122

-19.105

-4.502

21.4

1.781

0.093

-18.64

-6.624

DES (betaine-urea 1:2) in 0.0297 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0075

49.8

28.8

4.014

0.041

-27.092

-19.917

24.5

2.539

0.065

-24.823

-15.173

23.0

1.698

0.098

-23.117

-9.570

22.2

1.318

0.126

-22.129

-5.281

21.6

1.086

0.153

-21.402

-1.511

22.8

0.828

0.201

-20.364

7.174

21.3

0.709

0.234

-19.712

10.313

23.0

0.633

0.262

-19.139

17.199

23.2

0.592

0.281

-18.693

20.529

DES (betaine-urea 1:2) in 0.0501 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0050

46.2

31.9

1.654

0.100

-27.104

-7.812

27.8

-1.109

-0.150

-24.807

-49.881

25.0

-0.065

-2.560

-23.07

-408.452

25.0

0.170

0.978

-22.114

125.137

25.1

0.118

1.413

-21.379

192.134

26.0

0.008

20.728

-20.362

3225.001

25.7

0.249

0.668

-19.682

83.647

26.4

0.947

0.175

-19.099

8.766

28.8

1.989

0.083

-18.643

-4.162

IL (betaine octyl ester chloride) + water

0.0125

28.4

27.0

0.002

91.804

-27.077

14899.651

32.4

0.616

0.269

-24.801

27.761

38.7

1.064

0.156

-23.087

13.29

43.4

0.912

0.182

-22.04

25.531

45.6

0.660

0.252

-21.368

47.742

48.1

0.269

0.618

-20.372

158.748

50.4

0.136

1.219

-19.660

350.437

51.6

0.247

0.673

-19.100

190.116

52.7

0.558

0.297

-18.634

75.778

IL(betaine octyl ester chloride) in 0.0105 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0125

22.6

29.5

0.034

4.889

-27.174

841.402

35.6

0.193

0.860

-24.854

159.45

42.2

0.445

0.373

-23.087

71.740

45.9

0.356

0.467

-22.095

106.944

48.7

0.177

0.938

-21.332

253.853

51.3

-0.058

-2.866

-20.413

-905.853

52.8

-0.190

-0.875

-19.654

-297.992

54.0

-0.176

-0.945

-19.102

-326.267

55.0

-0.057

-2.899

-18.661

-978.869

IL(betaine octyl ester chloride) in 0.0304 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0094

21.9

33.6

2.727

0.061

-26.983

-14.664

40.7

0.905

0.183

-24.753

20.201

46.6

1.182

0.140

-23.079

16.331

49.6

0.901

0.184

-22.143

32.925

51.6

0.692

0.240

-21.306

53.236

53.2

0.588

0.282

-20.436

70.005

54.6

0.595

0.279

-19.711

72.109

55.5

0.468

0.355

-19.061

99.510

55.9

0.101

1.638

-18.66

532.678

IL(betaine octyl ester chloride) in 0.0499 mol kg−1 concentration of aqueous gabapentin solution

0.0073

20.7

37.0

0.801

0.207

-27.079

19.114

44.9

1.243

0.134

-24.807

11.303

50.7

0.905

0.183

-23.089

32.909

52.7

0.679

0.245

-22.084

55.511

54.3

0.545

0.305

-21.371

78.244

55.8

0.407

0.408

-20.367

116.738

56.4

0.339

0.490

-19.654

146.786

56.9

0.293

0.567

-19.101

175.163

57.4

0.252

0.660

-18.649

209.362

  1. aThe molality of the prepared aqueous gabapentin solution (solvent). The standard uncertainties for molality, temperature and pressure were u (C) = 0.001 mol m−3, u (T) = 0.5 K, and u(P) = 0.01 MPa respectively with level of confidence 0.95. The standard combined uncertainty for surface tension were about, uc (σ) = 0.01 mN·m−1 (level of confidence 0.68), respectively.