68304-21-2Relevant articles and documents
Method for preparing 5-formyl-8-hydroxy-1, 3, 4-trihydroquinoline-2-ketone
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Paragraph 0035-0039, (2021/08/07)
The invention relates to a method for preparing 5-formyl-8-hydroxy-1, 3, 4-trihydroquinoline-2-ketone, and particularly relates to a method for preparing oxidative degradation impurity of procaterol. The method is easy to operate, high in yield and low in cost.
Procaterol hydrochloride impurity preparation method
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Paragraph 0035-0038, (2021/04/14)
The invention discloses a procaterol hydrochloride impurity preparation method, which comprises: 1, adding procaterol hydrochloride to an organic solvent under an alkaline condition, adding an appropriate amount of benzyl halide, carrying out heating reflux until the reaction is complete, and carrying out post-treatment to obtain an intermediate 1; step 2, adding the intermediate 1 into a reaction bottle, then adding an organic solvent, raising the temperature, adding an oxidant aqueous solution, pouring into ice water after heating reaction is completed, and separating out a solid to obtain an intermediate 2; and step 3, adding the intermediate 2 into a reaction bottle, then adding an organic solvent, cooling to a low temperature, slowly adding boron trichloride, keeping the low temperature until the reaction is complete, pouring into ice water, separating out solids, and filtering to obtain the procaterol impurity. Procaterol hydrochloride which is easy to obtain is used as an initial raw material to prepare the procaterol hydrochloride impurity, the synthesis cost of the procaterol hydrochloride impurity is reduced, the preparation steps of the procaterol hydrochloride impurity are simplified, and the selectivity is improved, so that the preparation time is saved, and the preparation efficiency is improved. The total yield of the reaction is 50-70%.
Kinetics of procaterol auto-oxidation in buffered acid solutions
Chen,Chafetz
, p. 703 - 706 (2007/10/02)
The kinetics of procaterol (1) degradaton in buffered acidic solutions (pH 4-6) was investigated using a HPLC procedure. The effect of temperature and ferric ions on the reaction rate was estimated. In acidic solutions, 1 undergoes pseudo first-order degradation with an induction period. The first-order rate constant for degradation increased and the induction period decreased with an increase in pH. Ferric ions catalyzed the degradation reaction and decreased the induction period. At pH 6, the activation energy of the reaction was 34.5 kcal/mol/deg. The results of this study indicate that 1 in solution is more stable at acidic pH, in the absence of heavy metal ions, and protected from air.