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Table 1 Activation energy’s values obtained by Friedman isoconversional method for the three analyzed cephalosporins from DSC data (a) respectively TG data (b)

From: Comparative kinetic analysis on thermal degradation of some cephalosporins using TG and DSC data

E a kJ mol-1

Conversion degree α

E ¯ a

kJ mol-1

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.9

Cefadroxil (a)[20]

510.3

475.9

468.3

399.5

355.7

331.1

259.1

245.8

194.9

360.1

±1.0

±0.5

±1.4

±2.8

±12.8

±3.6

±7.5

±9.9

±10.8

±37.4

Cephalexin (a) [11

257.7

249.9

256.8

251.8

255.8

243.5

266.2

284.5

295.1

262.4

±2.3

±4.0

±5.9

±2.5

±3.8

±7.0

±12.5

±5.7

±9.8

±5.6

Cefoperazone (a)

147.0

164.4

189.6

202.8

196.5

186.1

192.6

204.3

269.8

194.8

±3.3

±2.8

±4.1

±1.7

±2.9

±6.2

±4.0

±9.1

±8.7

±11.2

Cefadroxil (b)

373.6

432.6

403.3

381.5

306.8

300.9

211.3

159.2

118.4

298.6

±5.2

±3.9

±2.0

±1.3

±1.5

±13.2

±6.9

±13.2

±2.7

±37.5

Cephalexin (b)

272.9

257.2

247.1

253.5

246

232.5

224.7

231.9

209.7

241.7

±3.2

±7.4

±2.4

±13.6

±11.2

±33.6

±8.4

±9.6

±8.8

±6.3

Cefoperazone (b)

168.8

195.5

192.1

165.3

68.1

39.9

61.1

131.0

271.7

143.7

±3.8

±4.1

±6.4

±3.9

±2.2

±8.6

±8.6

±3.3

±15.0

±25.3