| Title:  Hydroxyamphetamine CAS Registry Number:  1518-86-1 CAS Name:  4-(2-Aminopropyl)phenol Additional Names:  dl-p-hydroxy-a-methylphenethylamine;  dl-1-p-hydroxyphenyl-2-propylamine;  p-hydroxyphenylisopropylamine;  a-methyltyramine Trademarks:  Paredrine (SK & F);  Paredrinex (SK & F);  Pulsoton Molecular Formula:  C9H13NO Molecular Weight:  151.21 Percent Composition:  C 71.49%, H 8.67%, N 9.26%, O 10.58% Literature References:  Prepn from oxime of p-methoxyphenyl acetone:  Mannich, Jacobsohn, Ber. 43, 189 (1910), DE 243546.  From p-nitrobenzyl chloride and a salt of nitroethane:  Hoover, Hass, J. Org. Chem. 12, 501 (1947). Properties:  Crystals (rosettes) from benzene, mp 125-126°.  Sol in water, alcohol, chloroform, ethyl acetate. Melting point:  mp 125-126°   Derivative Type:  Iodide  Molecular Formula:  C9H14INO Molecular Weight:  279.12 Percent Composition:  C 38.73%, H 5.06%, I 45.47%, N 5.02%, O 5.73% Properties:  Stout prisms, mp 155°.  Freely sol in water, alcohol, acetone. Melting point:  mp 155°   Derivative Type:  Hydrochloride  Molecular Formula:  C9H14ClNO Molecular Weight:  187.67 Percent Composition:  C 57.60%, H 7.52%, Cl 18.89%, N 7.46%, O 8.53% Properties:  Crystals from HCl, mp 171-172°.  Sol in water, alcohol.  Practically insol in ether. Melting point:  mp 171-172°   Derivative Type:  Hydrobromide  CAS Registry Number:  306-21-8 Molecular Formula:  C9H14BrNO Molecular Weight:  232.12 Percent Composition:  C 46.57%, H 6.08%, Br 34.42%, N 6.03%, O 6.89% Properties:  Crystals.  Freely sol in water, alcohol, acetone.  Prepd as Paredrine Hydrobromide Aqueous¾a 1% aq soln made isotonic with sodium chloride and preserved with sodium ethylmercuri thiosalicylate.  Also prepd as Paredrine Hydrobromide Ophthalmic 1%, with boric acid¾a 1% aq soln made tear-isotonic with 2% boric acid and preserved with sodium ethylmercuri thiosalicylate.   Therap-Cat:  Adrenergic (ophthalmic); mydriatic. Keywords:  a-Adrenergic Agonist; Mydriatic.  |