Bupropion USP Related Compound D is a structurally related impurity derived from the synthetic pathway of bupropion hydrochloride. It features a substituted cyclohexane ring fused to a naphthalene core, with a chlorine atom appended at the 3-position of the aromatic system and a tertiary amine moiety. This compound arises as a side product during chlorination steps in bupropion synthesis, differing from the parent drug by a single chlorine substitution and hydrogenation state. Its distinct electronic and steric properties enable its use as an HPLC reference standard for impurity profiling in bupropion APIs.
On Request| Std | Catalog # | Quantity | Price |
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| USP | 1A08410 ↗ | 25 mg | USD 1100.00 |
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