Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Fatty Hydrazides of By-Products of Oil Processing Industry
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www.ijpsonline.com TABLE 2: SAMPLE CALCULATION FOR WEIGHT (WT) TABLE 3: SIMILARITY FACTORS FOR DIFFERENT TEST FOR TEST FORMULATION1 FORMULATIONS Time R T SDR SDT CVR CVT wt Test formulations f2-m f2-m3 f2 (min) 1 51.34 54.68 60.04 30 34.92 40.34 2.26 4.10 6.47 10.16 1.83 2 45.01 46.88 51.08 60 59.50 67.15 3.85 6.34 6.47 9.44 2.59 3 41.86 48.30 51.19 90 79.27 87.01 5.12 4.76 6.45 5.47 2.19 4 37.38 46.46 50.07 180 95.08 97.73 6.14 1.48 6.45 1.51 1.79 5 42.05 44.98 48.05 R = reference, T = Test , SDR = standard deviation of Rt, SDT = standard deviation f2-m = Similarity factor calculated using new approach, f2-m3 = Similarity factor of Tt, CVR = percentage coefficient of variation of Rt, CVT = percentage calculated using approach 3, f2 = Similarity factor calculated using conventional coefficient variation of tT , wt = 1 + (%CV of Rt/MCVE/L) + (% CV of Tt/MCVE/L) method (wt = 1) average value of reference and test at all the time point in Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) point is similar then it is irrational to compute weight submission. If the value of f2-m is greater than 50 for calculating similarity factor because the product than we may safely conclude that products show similar dissolution. The positive and negative points of weight (wt) and (Rt-Tt) will be zero. Therefore f2 is equal to 100. of the new approach will emerge out when various researchers will try the approach with their data sets. In the new scheme of weight (wt) calculation, no parameter was decided on an arbitrary ground. REFERENCES The new approach appears to be more realistic as compared to approach 3. Another advantage of the 1. Moore JW, Flanner HH. Mathematical comparison of dissolution profiles. Pharma Tech 1996;20:64-74. new method is simple calculation steps than approach 2. Gohel MC, Sarvaiya KG, Mehta NR, Soni CD, Vyas VU, Dave RK. 3. Equal stress is given to variability in reference and Assessment of similarity factor using different weighting approaches. test formulation in the new approach. The maximum Diss Tech 2005;12:22-37. 3. 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Sci., 2009, 71 (2): 142-144 Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Fatty Hydrazides of By-products of Oil Processing Industry S. TOLIWAL*, K. JADAV AND K. PATEL Department of Industrial Chemistry, Institute of Science and Technology for Advanced Studies and Research (ISTAR), Vallabh Vidyanagar-388 120, India Toliwal, et al.: Fatty Hydrazides of By-products of Oil Processing Industry Some new 2-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,3,4-Oxadiazoles and 3-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,2,3-4H triazoles were synthesized from *Address for correspondence E-mail: [email protected] 144 Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences March - April 2009 www.ijpsonline.com hydrazides of acid oil and oil recovered from spent bleaching earth. These newly synthesized compounds were characterized on the basis of elemental analysis and evaluated for biological properties. Certain derivatives exhibited fairly high antibacterial and antifungal activities when compared with streptomycin and immidil used as standard antibacterial and antifungal agents respectively. Key words: Acid oil, oil recovered from spent bleaching earth (ORSBE), oxadiazoles, triazoles, hydrazides, antibacterial, antifungal, streptomycin, immidil Hydrazides, the acylated derivatives[1] of hydrazine gas at flow rate 10 ml/min using FID at an injector are usually encountered as the simple or temperature of 2500 was found to be: palmitic, 12.03 monosubsituted (RCONHNH2), or as sym-disubsituted for acid oil and 10.54 for ORSBE; stearic, 10.26 for (RCONHNHOR) compounds. The latter have been acid oil and 4.62 for ORSBE; oleic, 36.08 for acid oil referred to as sec-hydrazides. Besides being useful and 21.39 for ORSBE; linoleic, 40.01 for acid oil and for a number of biological properties, hydrazides 52.53 for ORSBE and linolenic, 1.2 for acid oil and are important starting materials for a wide range 6.09% for ORSBE. All other chemicals used in the of derivatives utilizable in pharmaceutical products study were of laboratory grade and were used without and as surfactants. Hydrazides have been known any modification. to be associated with antibacterial[2], antifungal[3], anthelmintic[4] and anticonvulsant[5] activities. Methyl esters of acids from oil were prepared by acid Various thiosemicarbazide derivatives are reported catalyzed esterification using standard method[14]. The to possess useful pharmacological properties like, esters were purified by distillation under 4-5 mm Hg antidepressant[6], antiinflammatory[7] and analgesic[8] pressure. activities. In addition to the antibacterial[9] activities exhibited by several triazole derivatives, they are Preparation of fatty hydrazides and their derivatives is also known for their fungicidal, analgesic and schematically represented in Fig 1. For the preparation [14] antiinflammatory[10] activities. Oxadiazoles and of fatty acid hydrazides a solution of fatty acid their derivatives are well known chemotherapeutic esters (0.1 M) in ethanol (150 ml) was mixed with agents and their utility has muscle relaxant, and hydrazine hydrate (95%, 0.2 M) was added. The bacteriostatic[11] are well known. Biological assessment reaction mixture was refluxed for 3-4 h. It was cooled, of fatty hydrazide and their derivatives has been the and the solid separated was collected, washed and focus of earlier investigative studies[12,13]. recrystallised from ethanol. The present work is carried out with a view to impart For the preparation of 2-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,3,4- [15] value addition targets by-products, acid oil and oil oxadiazole a solution of a fatty acid hydrazide recovered from spent bleaching earth (ORSBE) used (0.01 M) in 10 ml of ethanol, a solution of carbon for soya bean oil. The fatty hydrazides are further derivatized to obtain new antibacterial and antifungal N N N NH NH2NH2 CS2/KOH RCOOC2H5 RCONHNH2 agents. (A) R C C-SH R C C=S O O (B) The by-products of oil processing industries- acid oil KSCN RCONHNH2 RCONHNHCSNH2 and ORSBE were procured from Ashwin Vanaspti (A) (C) Ltd, Samlaya. Analysis of oils for physicochemical characteristics was tested by standard BIS methods NaOH/I /KI KOH/C H OH and it gave: sp.gr at 30°, 0.915 and 0.921; acid value, 2 2 5 130.38 and 18.82; iodine value, 115.51 and 123.24; N N N N N NH R C R C R C C=S saponification value, 182.75 and 186.01 for acid oil C NH2 C SH and ORSBE, respectively. The fatty acid composition O N N (E) H H of oils was determined by gas liquid chromatography (D) (GLC) of methyl esters using capillary column (2 Fig. 1: Preparation of fatty hydrazides and their alkyl derivatives. A- Fatty hydrazide, B- 2-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,3,4-oxadiazole, C- m×0.32 mm) packed with 50% cynopropyl phenyl thiosemicarbazide, D- 3-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,2,4-4H-triazoles, E- polysiloxane (BP225) at 2200 with nitrogen as carrier 2-alkyl-5-amino-1,3,4-oxadiazole March - April 2009 Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 145 www.ijpsonline.com disulfide (2 g) in 3 ml of water and 1 g of potassium TABLE 1: PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF hydroxide were refluxed for 7-8 h until the H S is HYDRAZIDES AND THEIR derivatives 2 Sample Melting Yield Nitrogen ceased. The contents were cooled and acidified with code point0 % Content (%) dilute hydrochloric acid. The separated solid was Calculated Found filtered, collected, washed with water, dried and II 81.0 82.1 9.52 8.68 recrystallised from ethanol. A IIB 76.8 74.6 11.90 10.34 II 71.8 72.0 8.33 9.24 [16] F For the preparation of fatty acid thiosemicarbazide IIG 86.9 76.3 12.54 12.55 II 74.5 84.2 13.17 11.78 a solution of a fatty acid hydrazide (0.02 M) in H V 79.3 69.3 9.52 9.89 methanol (50 ml), potassium thiocynate (0.03 M) A VB 76.1 72.5 11.90 10.86 and hydrochloric acid 3 ml were mixed added with VF 73.2 81.2 8.33 8.94 VG 84.7 78.3 12.54 10.58 constant stirring. The mixture was immediately V 78.1 72.6 13.17 12.18 evaporated to dryness on a steam bath and heated for H IIA- Fatty hydrazide of acid oil, IIB-thiosemicarbazide of acid oil, IIF -2-alkyl- 5-mercapto-1,3,4-oxadiazole of acid oil, II - 3-alkyl-5-mercapto-1,2,4-4H- an additional hour with another 50 ml ethanol.