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Fig 1.

FT-IR absorption spectra for TP (1), β-CD (2), TP-β-CD inclusion complex (3) and calculated IR absorption TP spectrum (B3LYP/6-31G) (4).

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Fig 2.

Raman spectra for TP (1), β-CD (2) and TP-β-CD inclusion complex (3).

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Fig 3.

DSC thermograms of TP (1), β-CD (2) and TP-β-CD inclusion complex (3).

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Fig 4.

The conformation of the most stable complex of TP and β-CD.

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Table 1.

Relative energies of TP-β-CD complexes in respect to the angle of rotation of guest molecule rotated in the cavity.

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Fig 5.

The chromatogram of TP in the presence its of the main impurity—tebipenem.

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Table 2.

Validation parameters for HPLC-DAD method.

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Fig 6.

Phase-solubility diagram of TP inclusion complex in water.

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Fig 7.

Dissolution profiles for TP (1), TP-β-CD physical mixture (2) and TP-β-CD inclusion complex (3) in artificial gastric juice at pH 1.2.

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Fig 8.

Dissolution profiles for TP (1), TP-β-CD physical mixture (2) and TP-β-CD inclusion complex (3) in phosphate buffer at pH 7.2.

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Fig 9.

The semi-log plots of c = f(t) for degradation of TP and TP-β-CD inclusion complex studies at an increased relative air humidity (RH ~ 76%, T = 303–343 K) (A) and in dry air (RH = 0%, T = 333–363 K) (B).

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Table 3.

Kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of the degradation of TP in free form and in complex with β-CD.

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Table 4.

The permeability values and efflux ratios of pure TP and TP-β-CD inclusion complex.

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Table 5.

Values of MIC (mg L-1) of TP and TP-β-CD inclusion complex against selected Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

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