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Infrared Identification Test for Scopolamine as the Hydrobromide

Wilson L Brannon, Joseph S. Levine

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The method of preparation of scopolamine hydrobromide affects the infrared (IR) spectrum of the product. A column chromatographic procedure is used to both isolate the drug from tablets and injections and form the hydrobromide salt. This yields reproducible IR spectra and thus constitutes an identity test for scopolamine hydrobromide.

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Key concepts: Scopolamine Hydrobromide, Hydrobromide, Chemistry, Chromatography, Scopolamine, Infrared Spectrophotometry, Pharmacology, Medicine