The solution-mediated transformation of anhydrous l -phenylalanine in a saturated solution of monohydrate l -phenylalanine has been studied and the transformation rate quantified using the powder X-ray diffraction technique. It has been demonstrated that the anhydrous form is not stable below 37 °C (transition point) in the presence of additives, as previously reported (Sato, T.; Sano, C. European Patent 0703214A2, 1995), and that the additives (ammonium sulfate and dextrose) affect only the transition rate but not the thermodynamic stability or the transition point.
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