Phenacetin Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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This formal lab report provides an in-depth, two-part experiment on how to acetaminophen is converted to phenacetin and for week two, an EAS bromination reaction is carried out to substitute the benzene ring.

Purpose of Lab 10 Phenacetin is prepared by Williamson Ether Synthesis using acetaminophen (an ingredient in Tylenol), and iodoethane in the presence of a base. The product is purified by recrystallization and characterized by TLC, melting point analysis, and IR and NMR spectroscopies. (10) 2-butanone safety considerations Is highly flammable. Dispose of in appropriately labeled waste bottles. (10) Ethyl acetate safety considerations Is highly flammable. Dispose of in appropriately l...

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NURS 5343 - Pharm Exam 4 Study Guide/NURS 5343 - Pharm Exam 4 Study Guide. Chapter 35: Acetaminophen Indications for use: Antipyretic Analgesic for mild to moderate pain and chronic pain Has little to no anti-inflammatory effects Unlabeled use: Decrease fever and pain in children receiving DPT vaccination Drug of choice for relief of minor pain in children, adults, and the elderly Different from aspirin because it has little anti-inflammatory effect, little GI adve...

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