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Kinetic Investigations To Enable Development of a Robust Radical Benzylic Bromination for Commercial Manufacturing of AMG 423 Dihydrochloride Hydrate
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posted on 2020-07-30, 01:13 authored by James I. Murray, Maria V. Silva Elipe, Andrew Cosbie, Kyle Baucom, Kyle Quasdorf, Seb CailleDuring development of a radical benzylic
bromination, observation
of polymerized byproducts and variation in isolated yields warranted
an in-depth mechanistic investigation to ensure process understanding
and robustness. In situ kinetic studies using multinuclear CryoFree
NMR spectroscopy revealed molecular bromine to be the active brominating
species and variable time normalization analysis allowed accurate
determination of the order of each reagent in this process. These
kinetic studies allowed for accurate reaction modeling and were used
to demonstrate that adoption of a simple procedural change ensured
reliability and reproducibility during manufacturing.
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AMG 423 Dihydrochloride Hydraterobustnessadoptionprocess understandingtime normalization analysisinvestigationbenzylic brominationreproducibilityEnable Developmentvariationbrominedeterminationmultinuclear CryoFree NMR spectroscopybrominating speciesKinetic Investigationsreaction modelingmanufacturingreagentCommercial ManufacturingyieldreliabilityRobust Radical Benzylic Brominationpolymerized byproducts
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