Atenlol Imp A is a structurally related impurity of atenolol, characterized by a substituted benzene ring bearing a methoxy group and a truncated side chain lacking the terminal amine functionality. Its core structure retains the 4-hydroxy-3-nitrophenyl moiety but lacks the methyleneamine bridge present in the parent drug, resulting in a simplified aromatic amide framework. This impurity arises via partial cleavage of the side chain during synthetic processes, specifically during amide bond formation steps. The compound functions as a critical HPLC reference standard for quantifying process-specific degradation pathways in atenolol API batches.
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| USP | 1044254 โ | 50 mg | USD 747.00 |
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