Gabapentin acid impurity 3 hydrochloride

Catalog No.: A99048
Drug Impurity
Gabapentin acid impurity 3 hydrochloride is a known impurity of Gabapentin acid hydrochloride. This compound serves as a crucial reference standard for quality control and analytical validation in pharmaceutical research. It aids in the assessment of the purity and stability of Gabapentin formulations, contributing to the overall understanding of drug development processes and regulatory compliance.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionGabapentin acid impurity 3 hydrochloride is a known impurity of Gabapentin acid hydrochloride. This compound serves as a crucial reference standard for quality control and analytical validation in pharmaceutical research. It aids in the assessment of the purity and stability of Gabapentin formulations, contributing to the overall understanding of drug development processes and regulatory compliance.
Product Information
Catalog NumA99048
FormulaC11H22ClNO2
Molecular Weight235.75
CAS Number60175-04-4
SMILESO=C(CC1(CCCCC1)CN)OCC.Cl
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