Sildenafil N-Oxide (Sildenafil EP Impurity B) is a nitrogen-oxidized derivative of sildenafil, featuring an N-oxide functional group at the pyrazoline ring's 4-position. This impurity arises via oxidative degradation of the parent compound's pyrazoline nitrogen, introducing an oxygen atom with a formal positive charge. The core structure retains sildenafilβs sulfonamide, piperazine, and phenyl substituents, while the N-oxide modification alters electronic and steric properties, reducing molecular symmetry. It serves as a critical HPLC reference standard for quantifying this specific degradation impurity in sildenafil-based pharmaceuticals.
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| USP | 1A07750 β | 25 mg | USD 1125.00 |
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