Analysis of Seven Drug Related Impurities in Six Samples of Metronidazole API by High Performance Liquid Chromatography

•The organic related-impurities are defined as organic chemical compounds appear during manufacturing process or storage. They can be the starting products, synthesis intermediates, by-products or the degradation products.•The control of organic related-impurities is a key component and a big challe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Trace Elements and Minerals (Online) 2023-03, Vol.3, p.100048, Article 100048
Hauptverfasser: Matmour, Derouicha, Hamoum, Nadjib, Hassam, Khalil Fateh Eddine, Merad, Yassine, Ziani, Nassima Hamdi
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Zusammenfassung:•The organic related-impurities are defined as organic chemical compounds appear during manufacturing process or storage. They can be the starting products, synthesis intermediates, by-products or the degradation products.•The control of organic related-impurities is a key component and a big challenge in pharmaceutical industry to assure effective and safe treatment.•Seven drug related-impurities were analyzed by High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC-UV) in six samples of Metronidazole API, collected from six pharmaceutical industries installed in Algeria.•All samples collected had an impurities content meeting the standard except M5 sample which had a high content of unspecified impurity 0.170%. The main objective of this work was to analysis seven drug related impurities by High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) in six samples of Metronidazole API, collected from six pharmaceutical industries installed in Algeria. For the organic related-impurities analysis, a liquid chromatography apparatus HPLC-UV device equipped with an automatic injector and UV/Vis detector and a column (C18), deactivated for the bases, post-grafted (5 µm) and dimensions (w: 0.25 m, Ø: 4.6 mm) were used. Each sample of Metronidazole API was processed according to the related substances procedures of the European Pharmacopoeia (Eur pH), 8th edition. The HPLC related-impurities analysis showed that the M1, M2, M3, M4 and M6 samples had an individual content of impurity A or any other unspecified impurity within the required standards and a total of all impurities present meeting the standard. M5 sample had a high content of unspecified impurity 0.170% compared to the general acceptance criterion, and a total of impurities 0.187% meeting the standard. This can be explained either by the degradation of the sample which may be due to poor storage conditions or the batch from which this sample comes was not well purified during the synthesis route. Seven drug related impurities were analyzed in six samples of Metronidazole API by HPLC. The impurity A and the unspecified impurities were precisely determined in the different samples of Metronidazole analyzed. All samples had an individual content and a total of all impurities present meeting the standard except M5 sample had a high content of unspecified impurity 0.170% and a total of impurities 0.187% meeting the standard.
ISSN:2773-0506
2773-0506
DOI:10.1016/j.jtemin.2023.100048