The meaning of pharmaceutical intermediates is that two or more different substances have special properties of products through systematic chemical reactions in appropriate proportions. It retains the unique efficacy of its own raw materials, overcomes the defect of using a single raw material, and improves the efficacy and safety of the drug.
Pharmaceutical intermediates are a new synthetic method, which have been widely used in many important fine chemical products at home and abroad, such as pesticides, dyes, spices, etc. Pharmaceutical intermediates are also called pharmaceutical intermediates. It belongs to the category of fine chemicals and pharmaceutical intermediates. It refers to the synthetic derivatives of two or more organic compounds through chemical methods or artificial synthesis, or a naturally occurring, but human beings have not mastered the chemical synthesis of organic compounds. Pharmaceutical intermediates are fine chemical products, such as herbicides, pesticides, detergents, spices, drugs, etc. General pharmaceutical intermediates are more expensive.
Definition: 1. Pharmaceutical intermediates Pharmaceutical intermediates refer to compounds with similar but different chemical structures, also known as new materials. Pharmaceutical intermediates mainly refer to similar chemical structural formula, but there is another difference between ethyl acetate and n-butyl propionate, methyl methacrylate and methyl acrylate. Therefore, pharmaceutical intermediates are made by using chemical synthesis methods with similar chemical structures, some have good chemical stability, some can be dissolved in polar solvents, some still have the advantages of low toxicity and easy to use, and are made by different methods
The production of pharmaceutical intermediates consists of two steps: synthesis and purification. The first step is to go through the synthesis process. The synthetic products are refined to reach purity, and finally sold as commodities.