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. 2020 Jun 11;25(11):2705. doi: 10.3390/molecules25112705

Table 2.

Physical state, yield, thermal properties (Tg), and reaction time obtained for all compounds in each synthetic method [46].

Acid-base Neutralization (Traditional Method) Mechanochemistry (New Method)
Compound Name a Physical State at RT Yield (%) Tg (°C) Reaction Time (h) Physical State at RT Yield (%) Tg (°C) Reaction Time (min)
(EMIM)(GBP) Transparent liquid 96.5 −70.9 15 Transparent liquid 97.7 −72.2 180b
(choline)(GBP) Transparent viscous liquid 98.5 −59.2 15 Transparent viscous liquid 99.0 −59.0 180b
(GBP)(D-glu) Orange viscous liquid 92.5 −48.6 10 Orange viscous liquid 95.2 −44.0 30
(GBP)(gly) Transparent liquid 97.2 −56.2 10 Transparent liquid 99.3 −49.1 15
(TMG)(L-glut) Light yellow liquid 93.7 −36.2 6 Light yellow liquid 97.0 −38.9 10
(DBU)(L-glut) Yellow liquid 98.4 −39.5 6 Yellow liquid 99.5 −44.5 10

a GBP: gabapentine/solid; EMIN—ethyl-methylimidazolium/solid; D-glu: D-gluconic acid/solid; gly: glycolic acid/solid; TMG: tetramethylguanidine/liquid; L-glut: L-glutamic acid/solid; DBU: 1,8-diazabicyclo[5.4.0]undec-7-ene/liquid. bThe time considered is the total time starting from the ionic exchange process and the concentration of the reagent (to eliminate the solvent excess) until the end of the reaction itself (grinding both starting materials). Considering the grinding process, only 30 min were required to finish the reaction.